Corporate Policy dictates what we can and cannot do. One policy states that every VPN laptop should be treated as though it is an internal-use computer. Therefore we have to wipe the system and put the Corporate Image on. That also means that the user cannot install their own crap on their laptop. Another policy states that we cannot let users use applications that can’t be updated by WSUS unless it’s on the approved list. Our approved list has several chatting programs, DVD watching programs, remote access programs, CD burning programs, the entire Adobe suite, etc. But no Firefox allowed.

S***s: hi
S***s: im here to bother u again
S***s: hopfully for the last time
Jason: What’s up?
S***s: ao i was reading some forums yesterday because my Internet exploer freezes up one me all the time
S***s: do u know why IE would freeze?
S***s: but I heard other people have the same problem too
Jason: Lots of reasons
S***s: hmm..
S***s: yea it freezes and than I have manually turn the computer off
S***s: so im trying to figure out if this laptop is defective or if there something to fix IE
S***s: because it only freezes when IE is on
Jason: Any particular website?
S***s: no not really
S***s: its radom
Jason: It shouldn’t be freezing randomly. We’ll have to take a look at it, so bring it back. Good thing it’s a laptop eh?
S***s: yea right, at least its good i dont have to be hauling it around
S***s: also Eset is expiring
Jason: Should be fine after a reboot, I just fixed the config of eset
S***s: i’ll see if it freezes on me again today and see if it is a website…btw I miss Firefox
S***s: i hate IE
Jason: We all do. Company policy is we must use IE though.
S***s: boo but firefox has less virus
Jason: Fewer exploits perhaps, but they’re both vulnerable.
S***s: true that
S***s: can i use firefox as secondary or is that a big hell no
Jason: We’re going to go with a “big hell no”
S***s: lol
S***s: ok just getting that straight

As Bowler said: “Firefox has less virus” What the F? “Me want lunch good food”