From: "Gregg N" 

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"Gregg N"  wrote in message =
news:4499b425{at}w3.nls.net...
  I think it would be better if all users (not just admins) got a tray =
notification by default. Clicking on the shield as a non-admin should =
bring up a dialog with an "enter admin password" prompt, and
possibly a = "do not tell me about updates any more" checkbox.
Users could elect to = reenable notification in a new field in the current
Automatic Updates = dialog.
On second thought, I don't like the idea of programs prompting for an =
admin password. It would be ripe for password-stealing trojans. Maybe =
prompting the user to press Ctrl+Alt+Del to enter the admin password =
would be appropriate.

Gregg

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  I think it would be better =
if all users=20
  (not just admins) got a tray notification by default. Clicking on the =
shield=20
  as a non-admin should bring up a dialog with an "enter admin password" =
prompt,=20
  and possibly a "do not tell me about updates any more" checkbox. Users =
could=20
  elect to reenable notification in a new field in the current Automatic =
Updates=20
  dialog.

On second thought, I don't like the =
idea of=20
programs prompting for an admin password. It would be ripe for = password-stealing=20
trojans. Maybe prompting the user to press Ctrl+Alt+Del to enter the = admin=20
password would be appropriate.
 
Gregg
 

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