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> Dangerous? Don't joke with me :) > It worked fine for hundreds of programs, except for CVSNT. I told you I do not believe it is related to your issue. It was just an advice. Sure it works fine... ;-) Less security means less problems to access anything also... for you and *anybody* else. For example: 1) A malicious user gets access to the machine as a limited user (a vulnerability, a trojan, whatever). 2) Because executables are not protected, it can substitute an executable which is run with high privileges, say a service that is run with the local system account, or any executable just waiting for it to be run by a user with admin privileges. 3) You get your machine totally compromised. That's why Windows is unsecure. Many users make it totally unsecure, bypassing that little security Microsoft set. If you are a webmaster as your nick implies, I'd revise my security policies - of course IMHO. -- Luigi D. Sandon