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jcurts | 17:51 Sun 23rd Jun 2002 | Technology
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Some people strongly advise disabling "Universal Plug and Play service" in windows. Is this good advice when I am using DSL ? What are the downside issues?
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First, why should someone hack into your computer? if someone wants to send you a virus, he can, wheter you have plug and play or not! so just let it run! and if you've got DSL , you're behind a router, this protects you too, against hackers ( but they'll always find a way if they want to get data from your pc). Don't worry BASIC
13:14 Wed 26th Jun 2002
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Thanks Basic, I have about come up with the same conclusion. Jim
01:29 Thu 27th Jun 2002

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