Muitos de você têm-nos perguntado quando as ferramentas remotas da administração do usuário (RSAT) estariam disponíveis para o download agora que Windows Vista SP1 estêve liberado. Até à data de hoje, você pode!

RSAT é um jogo excelente das ferramentas para ELE os Pros que querem controlar sua direita do ambiente do usuário de Windows de seu desktop. RSAT inclui também um console updated da gerência da política do grupo (GPMC), que seja removido previamente em Windows Vista SP1.

Download: Ferramentas remotas da administração do usuário (x86)
Download: Ferramentas remotas da administração do usuário (x64)

RSAT é uma versão updated de o que é chamado ADMINPAK.MSI e pode ser usado por ELE os Pros para controlar os computadores que funcionam o usuário 2008 de Windows. Porque muitas destas ferramentas trabalham também para os computadores controlando que funcionam o usuário 2003 de Windows, é essencialmente “a versão seguinte” de ADMINPAK.MSI.

Os seguintes são uma lista das ferramentas que você encontrará em RSAT:

Ferramentas da administração do papel:

• O certificado ativo do diretório presta serviços de manutenção a ferramentas
• O domínio ativo do diretório presta serviços de manutenção (ANÚNCIO DS) a ferramentas
• O diretório de pouco peso do diretório ativo presta serviços de manutenção (ANÚNCIO LDS) a ferramentas
• Ferramentas do usuário de DHCP
• Ferramentas do usuário do DNS
• Ferramentas dos serviços de arquivo
• Ferramentas dos serviços da política e do acesso da rede
• O terminal presta serviços de manutenção a ferramentas
• Descrição, descoberta, e ferramentas universais dos serviços da integração (UDDI)

Ferramentas da administração da característica:

• Ferramentas do Encryption da movimentação de BitLocker
• Ferramentas aglomerando-se de Failover
• Ferramentas de gerência da política do grupo
• Ferramentas balançando da carga da rede
• Ferramentas do usuário do smtp
• Gerente do armazenamento

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Another problem that has come up with Vista SP1 is that it won't work with "a small number of device drivers." The list, however, includes drivers for an Intel chipset that's found in thousands of PCs and laptops.

The affected chipset is Intel's 945G Express series, which is used in computers from virtually all major system vendors. It's also found on standalone motherboards sold by Asus. The 945G Express chipset driver versions between numbers 7.14.10.1322 and 7.14.10.1403 won't work with Vista SP1, according to Microsoft.

Chipsets provide a connection point for all key subsystems within a PC.

The 945G Express chipset includes Intel's GMA 950 graphics core, which also won't work with Vista SP1 if those drivers are used.

Microsoft is urging Vista users to update all of their hardware to the latest drivers before even attempting to install SP1.

There are many problem connected with vista SP1 release..If you are interested in other problems then here is a List of Vista SP1 problems...Enjoy.. ;)

Via [Eetimes]

Now that Windows Vista service pack 1 has been released, all eyes have shifted to Microsoft’s plans for Windows XP service pack 3, the final package of updates for the trusty OS. And, according to at least one source, Microsoft will roll out XP SP3 next Monday. As of Wednesday afternoon Pacific time, the BitTorrent search engine Mininova listed a 568.73 MB Windows XP Professional SP3 5503 file available for download. The file, which had 112 seeds and 417 leeches, had been downloaded 2083 times since it was posted Tuesday, according to the listing.
According to the file description notes, Microsoft will release the final version of XP SP3 on March 24, but the 5503 test build passes all Windows Genuine Advantage checks and is able to download Windows updates that previous XP SP3 builds weren’t able to, which suggests that it could, in fact, be the final RTM build. When Microsoft released Vista SP1 in February, the final RTM code was identical to the Vista SP1 Release Candidate (RC) 1 Refresh 2 test build that was released to a group of 15,000 testers two weeks earlier.
A Microsoft spokesperson, perhaps weary from the months-long barrage of Vista SP1...

I’m surprised that there hasn’t been a HAL 9000 theme already, considering how popular the Space Odyssey movie was. This Vista theme is really sleek and perfect for any computer. I like how that red eye is looking at you. It makes you feel like HAL 9000 is actually in your computer. This is a great looking theme with all the different shades of gray and the bright red light in the middle.
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During the betas, one of the few new functionality Windows Vista Service Pack 1 added was the ability to create a Windows recovery CD with an easy-to-use GUI interface. Up and until then, it was slightly harder but still possible to do so through a command line. Update: To avoid confusion, this is not the type of recovery discs you find in prepackaged computer systems. This recovery disc does not reinstall Windows, it merely offers tools to fix it if it ever becomes unbootable.

Whilst all Vista install DVDs include the recovery functionality natively, it’s probably useful to burn yourself a spare copy to take with you. You can also download an ISO from NeoSmart.net but you might not have bandwidth to spare.

For unknown reasons, the functionality was then pulled out of the final release of SP1. If you look inside your system files, you can still find recdisc.exe which is the utility’s executable, but clicking on it does not launch anything. The shortcut in the Start Menu was also removed, indicating it was removed on purpose.

Out of curiosity, I decided to find out if by copying a version of recdisc.exe from a beta

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Unknown Trojan used to be a real Trojan, now fake anti-spyware software like IE Defender or Files Secure which will display unknown trojan as a fake popup message or their scan result to trick user to buy the fake anti-spyware program. The fake anti-spyware program usually get installed onto your PC without your permission, through Trojan, malware and virus (or you could get it by installing a fake video codec).

The possible error messages are either “Your computer was infected by Unknown Trojan. It’s dangerous for your system (critical files can be lost)! Click OK to download the antispyware program to clean your system! (Recommended)”, or “Your browser was hijacked by unknown trojan”. As discussed previously, these messages are completely misleading. You can safely remove unknown trojan by following our manual removal instructions if you are familiar with regedit and dll files. Good luck!

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browsew.dll
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ssqpp.dll
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oggview32.dll
toprates.dll
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dbmsrpcnw.dll
pmkhi.dll
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D3DCompiler_3.dll
domnftwqpd.dll...