From: "Hrvoje Mesing" 

No, you got it wrong again :)

I said I searched a lot. I said I found the documentation. I said that I
first found the "hint" (registry key name) on some other internet
page. In process I found loads of info on MS pages that or isnt true, or is
not working as expected or something else. I found the solution prior to MS
page, but also confirmed it from MS page. There was no clue about solution
on the microsoft site whatever the search request was. You are again
inverting words/sentences to suit your needs.

But Ok, lets say I found the solution. This is not saying MS docco. is any
better. Of course today, when I was searching about some Windows Firewall
and its Remote Administration futures I was quite impressed about few
articles - also, some of them was "community additions".

Have a beer on me.

'njoy


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"Rich"  wrote in message news:45f87a3c{at}w3.nls.net...
   So you searched and found what you are looking for on microsoft.com.
Sounds like the documentation worked for you.  Next time try to say something nice.

Rich

"Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in message
news:45f8723f{at}w3.nls.net...
Hi,

sorry, but you are bullshitting :)

1. I am right. I know how to search 2. I searched for what I mentioned, you
mentioned and 2847582725 other things related to usb, securtiy, write
protection, etc. That how I found the solution
3. You only know how to invert other people words. 4. MS documentation still sucks.
5. There are too  much undocumented stuff, lousy documented, documented in
iditoic way.
6. I never ignore, but I sure do point {at} stupidity. 7. Registry is not well
documented
8. Please stop being helpdesk|BOFH luser

Enjoy,

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"Rich"  wrote in message news:45f762f5{at}w3.nls.net...
   You're right.  You don't know how to search.  For example, search for
"usb disable" finds several items on how to disable USB storage
devices. The registry setting you were whining about isn't to disable USB
devices but to make them read-only.  You didn't try to search for that. 
Searching for "usb read-only" finds several items on this topic. 
All the searches you list result in pages that match the items for which
you searched.  Do you expect it to ignore what you ask for and return
matches to another topic?

   The registry is well documented.  If you expect to search this
documentation you still need to identify for it is you are searching.  On a
related note, if you add registry to the searches you claim to have
attempted you get right to what you want without topics on these subjects
that don't discuss the registry.  Try "usb security registry",
"usb protection registry", "usb disable registry" or
"protect usb registry".

Rich

"Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in message
news:45f7298f{at}w3.nls.net...
Everything from securing external disks/drives, usb securtiy, usb
protection, usb disable, selective usb usage, usb protection, protect usb,
etc., etc., etc., etc., and I find more usable info on other Internet
places then direct links to MS.

Found info about registry key on some page, then found few articles (you
mentioned, etc.) on MS.

Think that would find it faster if registry keys are well documented - in
example as were for win2K, but those were not complete, nor uptodate hives
listed.

Nevermind, I only know that Im in search about hundreds of small things
about lots of network/domain/exchange environment on MS everyday and Im
sometimes pretty pissed about smelly docco.

My girl sings.

Goto cup of tea.


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