illidan
- Bike Camper -
- Učlanjen(a)
- 02.02.2005
- Poruke
- 24,089
- Poena
- 2,605
Moja oprema
- CPU & Cooler
- amd 5800x3d, cm atmos 240 - phanteks t30
- Matična ploča
- asus rog strix b550-i gaming
- RAM
- g.skill trident z neo 32gb cl16 3600
- GPU
- nvidia rtx 4070super founders edition
- Storage
- samsung 980 pro 1tb, wd black sn770 2tb
- Zvuk
- ifi zen dac v2 - fosi audio za3 - kef q350, fiio ft1, all balanced
- PSU
- corsair sf750 platinum
- Kućište
- lian li a4 h2o
- Monitor
- gigabyte mo27q28g
- Miš & tastatura
- lamzu atlantis mini, kbd.fans tofu65 raw alu - cream soda switches - gmk serika 2 keycaps
- Pristup internetu
- Optički internet
Little has been said for the past few weeks or even months about Microsoft's anti-virus software. However, yesterday, a press statement was released about a new software called "Windows OneCare". Microsoft announced that a software called "Windows OneCare", will allow users to subscribe to a service which enables them to protect, maintain and increase performace of their Windows machines. Currently, "Windows OneCare" is being handed out to Microsoft employees for testing and development purposes. "Windows OneCare" will go into beta later this year.
"Windows OneCare is the next major advance in our ongoing efforts to help keep consumers' Windows-based PCs 'healthy' in a way that's simple and as worry-free as possible for them," said Ryan Hamlin, general manager of the Technology Care and Safety Group at Microsoft. "We're designing the service so it will continually update and evolve over time, helping to ensure that our customers will have the most complete and effective protection and safety services in place every time they turn on their PC."
"Windows OneCare", has the ability to solve and keep systems clean from worms, viruses and today's annoying software, spyware. "Windows OneCare" will also help protect documents, photos, videos, music or finincial information. Another interesting feature is the ability to reduce heavy and hammering performace and to stop system waste (memory).
Here are a number of features:
1. Defense against evolving threats. Windows OneCare will provide automatically updated anti-virus, anti-spyware and two-way firewall protection.
2. Performance and reliability tools. PC owners will be able to choose to have Windows OneCare automatically carry out periodic maintenance tasks such as disk cleanup, hard-drive defragmentation and file repair. The service also will offer boot-time information and proactive support tools to help improve the customer experience.
3. Backup and restore capabilities. Windows OneCare will enable automated backup of files by category on CD and DVD, along with the option to back up all files on the system or only those that have changed since the last time the action was performed. If files are accidentally deleted or corrupted on the PC hard drive, the service is designed to restore saved versions or map them on a new PC.
4. Simple, integrated service experience. PC users will have one simple point of reference for checking the overall health of their system. Windows OneCare will automatically notify users of available updates or other recommended actions and enable users to easily act as needed. Otherwise, the service stays quiet and in the background.
For those who are interested in taking part in the beta, you can signup over at BetaPlace with the following BetaID - OneCare Please note that this beta is only currently available to US residents
An international beta will be made available later this year.
View: Windows OneCare's Website
"Windows OneCare is the next major advance in our ongoing efforts to help keep consumers' Windows-based PCs 'healthy' in a way that's simple and as worry-free as possible for them," said Ryan Hamlin, general manager of the Technology Care and Safety Group at Microsoft. "We're designing the service so it will continually update and evolve over time, helping to ensure that our customers will have the most complete and effective protection and safety services in place every time they turn on their PC."
"Windows OneCare", has the ability to solve and keep systems clean from worms, viruses and today's annoying software, spyware. "Windows OneCare" will also help protect documents, photos, videos, music or finincial information. Another interesting feature is the ability to reduce heavy and hammering performace and to stop system waste (memory).
Here are a number of features:
1. Defense against evolving threats. Windows OneCare will provide automatically updated anti-virus, anti-spyware and two-way firewall protection.
2. Performance and reliability tools. PC owners will be able to choose to have Windows OneCare automatically carry out periodic maintenance tasks such as disk cleanup, hard-drive defragmentation and file repair. The service also will offer boot-time information and proactive support tools to help improve the customer experience.
3. Backup and restore capabilities. Windows OneCare will enable automated backup of files by category on CD and DVD, along with the option to back up all files on the system or only those that have changed since the last time the action was performed. If files are accidentally deleted or corrupted on the PC hard drive, the service is designed to restore saved versions or map them on a new PC.
4. Simple, integrated service experience. PC users will have one simple point of reference for checking the overall health of their system. Windows OneCare will automatically notify users of available updates or other recommended actions and enable users to easily act as needed. Otherwise, the service stays quiet and in the background.
For those who are interested in taking part in the beta, you can signup over at BetaPlace with the following BetaID - OneCare Please note that this beta is only currently available to US residents
An international beta will be made available later this year.
View: Windows OneCare's Website
