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For initial testing, try the /safe command line switch. However, my guess is that one of the /clean_____ or /reset______ switches will be the final fix. See http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/outlook-help/command-line-switches-for-outlook-2010-HP010354956.aspx

IEAK is the preferred way for complete control. Also check Group Policy Preferences, but I don't think that privacy settings are included there.

Do you mean the ability to change hardware settings? These will unavailable to edit while the VM is running.

Is that computer set to use a proxy to access the internet?

The 3 policies sound correct. In addition to routed/bridged mode, my XTM device has an option to either: Allow access to networks connected through Trusted, Optional, and VLAN's or Specify specific allowed resources I would expect the x750e to have that option as well. If so, make sure it...

I would suspect group policy as the cause. gpresult might reveal the source of the problem

Another option is to go the other direction. Create the PDF and then print that on the Zebra printer.

It has morphed and is now more difficult to remove than the original version. But you also might want to look at other possible root causes - particularly running outdated software applications with known security holes, file sharing apps, etc.

You could redirect output to a [printer] device. You'll need to jump through a small hoop to assign a USB printer to a 'device' - see the note at http://mscerts.programming4.us/windows/windows%207%20%20%20working%20at%20the%20command%20line%20(part%203).aspx

Open a command prompt and try netstat -a | find "LISTENING"

Keep in mind that [as Sympology pointed out] that Java is a frequent attack vector. A common reason for these Java updates that occur is the that a new vulnerability is found and patched. So, if you do choose to turn off the automatic updating feature, make sure that you actually do manually...

Use [*insert favorite tool here] to look at the drive partitions. Nothing will help if the partition table is corrupt. If the drive shows that it is completely unallocated, then it's the partition table that is the problem, and might be easily repairable.

A little more info might help..... Can you see it with any other OS besides Win7? What is the firewall status of this server? What is the SELinux status of this server?

You will probably also need to use mod_rewrite. You could add this to your virtualhost container or an .htaccess file in the root of your website. Something like: RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} . RewriteCond %{HTTP_HOST} !^new_server_name$ [NC] RewriteRule (.*) http://new_server_name/$1 [R=301,L]

How cheap is cheap and what performance characteristics do you expect? There are several big name firewall appliances that can do this and their low end products fall into the $500 range. For less than that, you could use an old computer running monowall, pfsense, untangle or similar. You...

Back to the original question of security.... A password is only as secure as its complexity. It makes no difference what service that password is protecting. Changing the default port slightly helps disguise what that service is, but not much. A weak password is not any more secure for FTP...

Which branch of MODX are you using - Revolution or Evolution? For some possibilities, see http://modx.com/extras/category/richtexteditors Also have a look at your Tools, Configuration, Interface & Features page (if Evo) to change the TinyMCE theme (which changes many of the toolbar buttons)

Google public DNS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Public_DNS

I would check event viewer for clues why it wouldn't install. I don't use the others, but Java should deploy to both architectures via 1 msi; for that one you shouldn't need separate scripts.

consider naming your application index.cgi, then follow the advise that the others have posted.