I've found no solution so far and the web didn't offer anything useful either (only a reply about network shares on MS' official forums, which doesn't apply here, and some discussions elsewhere with no final resolution for this specific scenario). Here's the RTF file including an embedded 'evil' image that Word/Wordpad both think needs to be blocked (even though I am both the author/creator and owner of the file, so it's not like it came from another machine): Apparently this is the same warning displayed when a file is being opened from a network share, however this occurs with any file, including one which is local and both owned as well as created by the current user/account as long as the document includes an image of a certain type (or possibly types as it likely occurs for some other image types as well, though not all as some images in a document with many were not blocked): I found an oddity with Windows 10 and no solution found on the web (so far). But as it turns out, that's an urban legend.Endpoint Detection & Response for Servers Most people associate Osborne Computers with the Osborne Effect- pre-announcing the next model too early and decimating the sales of your current models. But even a 20 MHz Pentium is still orders of magnitude more powerful than this Osborne Executive: The actual minimum system requirements for Windows XP are a 233 MHz CPU and 64 megabytes of RAM. Do recognize the changing of the blue color on the screen before the "Welcome"-page? At 20 MHz you can see all 8 blues line by line! The CPU is working at 60% of full capacity at the Desktop! Nowadays with a modern CPU you have to run many tasks in background to reach such a high level of work.įor this reason you had to have patience, very often. That puts the XP in back in Windows XP - Xtremely Pokey:
I'm not sure exactly why, but the guys at managed to install Windows XP on a 20 megahertz Pentium 1 system with 32 megabytes of RAM:
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