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XP SP2 & Cookies - Possible GOTCHA - FYI

Subject: XP SP2 & Cookies - Possible GOTCHA - FYI
Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 21:35:46 +0000
I think it would be worth noting that I deployed XP SP2 on a single computer.

Things I have ran into.
-No ability to bypass the uninstall process [or its a command line switch] 
Uninstall directory was 500+ MB (i think)

-i had a command prompt window open and i got a message saying trouble backing 
up the atapi.sys file. [oh well]

-When i go to http://www.bestbuy.com to look for bluetooth mice I get an error 
regarding cookies, and i had to either lower my security, or just give 
permission to accept cookies from the one site.  So for any of you people that 
are heavily involved in webcommerce, etc.  You might want to look at the read 
me's, or some GPO settings to help reduce the impact of this to your 
environment.

Good Luck.
Michael

p.s. att is my ISP - I don't work there.

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