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'''Windows OneCare''' is a [[computer security]] [[service]] [[Microsoft]] plans to offer in [[2005]] for its [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] [[operating system]]. |
'''Windows OneCare Live''' is a [[computer security]] [[service]] [[Microsoft]] plans to offer in [[2005]] for its [[Microsoft Windows|Windows]] [[operating system]]. |
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OneCare entered a [[Development stage|beta state]] in summer [[2005]]. A website has been started for it at http://beta.windowsonecare.com/. OneCare features its own [[anti-virus software]], a [[backup]] utility, and a software [[firewall_(networking)|firewall]]. It adds an icon to the [[Taskbar|system tray]] that tells the user at a glance the status of the system's health. Green represents an all-clear, yellow means that something is amiss but probably does not require immediate attention (e.g. backup is disabled because there is no [[CD recorder|CD burner]] plugged in), and red alerts to a critical state that should be remedied right away to avoid future problems (e.g. unable to get new virus definitions from the Internet). |
OneCare entered a [[Development stage|beta state]] in summer [[2005]]. A website has been started for it at http://beta.windowsonecare.com/. OneCare features its own [[anti-virus software]], a [[backup]] utility, and a software [[firewall_(networking)|firewall]]. It adds an icon to the [[Taskbar|system tray]] that tells the user at a glance the status of the system's health. Green represents an all-clear, yellow means that something is amiss but probably does not require immediate attention (e.g. backup is disabled because there is no [[CD recorder|CD burner]] plugged in), and red alerts to a critical state that should be remedied right away to avoid future problems (e.g. unable to get new virus definitions from the Internet). |
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Revision as of 23:32, 15 December 2005
Windows OneCare Live is a computer security service Microsoft plans to offer in 2005 for its Windows operating system.
OneCare entered a beta state in summer 2005. A website has been started for it at http://beta.windowsonecare.com/. OneCare features its own anti-virus software, a backup utility, and a software firewall. It adds an icon to the system tray that tells the user at a glance the status of the system's health. Green represents an all-clear, yellow means that something is amiss but probably does not require immediate attention (e.g. backup is disabled because there is no CD burner plugged in), and red alerts to a critical state that should be remedied right away to avoid future problems (e.g. unable to get new virus definitions from the Internet).
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