Windows Vista Firewall
Windows Vista Firewall
The Windows Vista Firewall is a critical first
line of defence to protect your computer against many types of
malicious software.
Properly configured, it can stop many kinds of malware before they
can infect your computer or other computers on your network. Windows
Firewall, which comes with Windows Vista, is turned on by default
and begins protecting your computer as soon as Windows starts.
The
Windows Firewall Control Panel is designed to be easy to use, with
several configuration options and a simple interface.
More advanced than the Windows Firewall in previous versions of
Windows, the firewall in Windows Vista helps protect you by
restricting other operating system resources if they behave in
unexpected ways-a common indicator of the presence of malware.
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Windows Vista Firewall
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