Tips for mastering and using the Windows 2003 operating system as soon as possible

    Windows Server 2003 is a new operating system that condenses Microsoft's technology accumulation for many years. This is due to improvements in the Windows Server 2003 core, further optimization of various device management, and significant performance gains. So in the same hardware configuration, Windows Server 2003 has a much faster startup speed and programs that run faster than Windows Server, especially when it comes to low hardware configurations and running large software. Its impact is far more far-reaching than Windows XP and Windows 98 in desktop operating systems. However, in its specific operation and Windows version Server series versions are also very different, in the system security, there are different degrees of hidden dangers. In order to help you master and use the Win2003 operating system as soon as possible, we summarize the following application techniques, hoping to bring some help to the novice computer!
 
    cancel AutoSave settings

Windows Server 2003 has its own unique device management model as a new generation of network operating systems, and Dr. Watson in the system automatically saves important debugging information for later viewing when the application is invoked incorrectly. However, this information is also at any time by hackers to peep at the possibility, for important debugging information overall security, we should cancel the automatic save the Debugging information settings. The steps are as follows: First, open the Start menu, select the "Run" command, in the subsequent Open Run dialog box, enter the registry edit command "Ergedit" command, open a Registry editing window, and the second is in the window, with the mouse to expand Hkey_local_ Machine\software\microsoft\windowsdowsnt\currentversion\aedebug Branch, in the right child window corresponding to the AeDebug key value, double-click the auto value with the mouse, in the pop-up parameter Settings window, Reset the value to "Office:smarttags"/>0. The third is to open the Windows Explorer window for the system and expand the Documents and Settings folder, the All Users folder, the Shared Documents folder, the DrWatson folder, and so on. Finally, the corresponding DrWatson userdmp files, drwtsn32log files deleted. After completing the above setup, just reboot the system. You don't have to worry about AutoSave settings anymore.

Ii. cancellation of security settings for Web sites

Newly installed Windows Server 2003 operating system by default, IE's security access level is set to high, when you open IE, pop-up prompts, prompts us, whether you need to add the currently visited site to their trusted site If you don't trust the Internet, you will not be able to browse and file downloads, every time you visit the Web, you have to go through such steps. This will not only greatly reduce the efficiency of Web access and very cumbersome, to do this, you can use the following steps to remove the security prompt: First, in the Open Control Panel window, double-click the Add and Remove Programs icon and switch to the "Start"/"Settings"/"Control Panel" command. Add and remove Windows Components page; Click the Internet Explorer Enhanced Security Configuration option to continue clicking the Next button to remove the option from the system, and then click the Finish button to exit the component removal prompt. From now on, when you surf the Internet, IE will not automatically check the security of the site, reset after you feel is not more convenient.

Third, cancel resource sharing settings

Windows Server 2003 has a significant increase in network operating systems compared to Windows 2000, as well as a great convenience for local area network users to transfer information between themselves, such as providing file and print sharing for users. But don't forget, when we enjoy the work, we also provide hackers with the opportunity to bring potential danger to the server system. Be aware that when you run out of files or print sharing, you need to turn off the sharing function at any time-just in case. The steps are as follows: First, execute the Network Connections command under the Control Panel menu item. In the window that appears, right-click the Local Area Connection icon, and on the Open shortcut menu, click Properties to open an Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Property Settings dialog box The third is to cancel the "File and Printer Sharing for Microsoft Network" option in this interface; After the above setup, there is no way for the local computer to provide file and print sharing services, and practice has proved that this method is very effective.