From: /m 

On Wed, 21 Jun 2006 17:10:52 -0400, "Gregg N"
 wrote:

>Clicking on the shield as a non-admin should bring up a dialog with an
"enter
admin password" prompt


In Vista there would be a dialog asking you for permission to move the
mouse cursor over to the shield area.  The another dialog asking you for
permission to acknowledge the fact that you pushed a mouse button.  And yet
another dialog asking you for permission to act upon the press of the mouse
button.  And still another dialog asking you for permission to access the
registry components to change the status of the shield.  And finally an
information box telling you that you must restart the operating system for
the changes to take place.

However, Windows Genuine Disadvantage will be able to disable the shield
without you even knowing it happened.

It is all part of Microsoft's strategic plan to educate you about who
really owns the PC.

 /m

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