full-disclosure - Odd Behavior - Windows Messenger Service

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Message-ID: <002301c34c34$aa467360$47d0000a@mscanavini>
From: klinik at libero.it (marco)
Subject: Odd Behavior - Windows Messenger Service

> . I was simply pointing out something in a default behavior that IMHO
> should not be able to occur... is this too hard to grasp? 

yes,
system tuning after installation is a needfull thing to never forget...

I know YOU know this... then.. why still surprised of MS defaults?

m1