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>Only two registry settings are needed to switch between these two modes in NT 4.0, and only one setting in NT 3.51. This is extremely significant, and calls in
by Arainach 3y ago
>Only two registry settings are needed to switch between these two modes in NT 4.0, and only one setting in NT 3.51. This is extremely significant, and calls into question the related legal limitations
People who know things about software thinking they know things about law (when they do not): a tale as old as time.
- numtel 3y agoAs a teen with Windows 2000, when I learned about this, I had fun having the Advanced Server boot screen for a while.
- kreeben 3y ago>> Only two registry settings Could the bullet time I experienced when I installed Max Payne on Windows 2000 Server been even more bullet timlyer, simply through a reg tweak? Where was this information, three thousand years ago, when I needed it? BTW, Windows 2000 Server, the most rock solidest OS I've ever used.
- arcbyte 3y agoThe first few times Windows 95 told me that I had performed an "illegal operation" I freaked out and was literally afraid the police were on their way.