Last year we had a school trip to a careers fair where all (well most) of the careers and universities had their own stand with representatives with whom we could talk to. I visited the air force stand and asked about the different medical careers in the air force and it wasn't half fascinating! As much as I'd really like to do it, its really competitive (I presume its on a similar scale to CEOP) so I was slightly deterred. What I planned to do is get through med school and during my rotations see if anything in particular stands out to me. I would still have to specialise in the usual fashion before going into the armed forces, but once I've specialised I'll look into it further
I'd have thought being an Everest climbing guide or something would be good for you?
Oh that's terrible! I suppose you never think of the gruelling facts behind those sort of things unless you have to. Well I hope it all works out for you! It sounds like you've put a lot of thought into this
Oh right, yes I suppose that's reasonable. What degree are you interested in? I presume something mathsy
I know exactly what you mean, I really don't know what I want to do if I don't get into medicine
Tom
Yeah, something like Maths Well, the very best of luck to you with medicine! Let me know which school you go to. My parents are both Barts trained
Today I wrote another tutorial
http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/292155-system-account-use.html#post1343893
When I went to the tutorials home page, much to my confusion, the byline had **** at the end of it.
Instead of reading How to use the system account, it read How to use the system aco****
Then I realised what I had done I better not say it, but a simple typo of swapping the c and the o in account. Oops!
Tom
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lol. What a mistake!
Anyway, an excellent tutorial, nicely presented! I also like it, because it is actually considerable SAFER than using the Hidden Admin Account. With the Hidden Admin, if you fiddle around with user groups a bit, and then disable (easy to do) the Hidden Admin (as opposed to re-hiding it, which is very difficult) you can actually leave yourself in a situation where you UAC "Continue" and "Allow" buttons are greyed out, and the only fix is a Clean Install (or occasionally System Restore)
If you look at my posts, you will see that (unlike everyone else) I will NEVER recommend its use. We have had just too many cases of messups.
It is too easy to do (IIRC):
UAC on.
Unhide Root Admin.
Change account type on the normal admin from Root Admin.
Disable Root Admin.
I will check this at some point - people don't seem able to remember exactly what they did, but this is the only method I can think of which makes any sense at all, but it has happened to so many people that it makes me think there must be some truth in all of this, and I have seen screenshots - unless of course there is some undiscovered bug which only occurs to people once they have unhidden and disabled the root Admin account, and cannot be caused manually.
Also, we tried at.exe and psexec.exe to launch as the SYSTEM account, but that required elevation which we couldn't, I tried to reset some passwords, but the account was still disabled - I couldn't fix it - such a slightly unknown mess.
But this SYSTEM account should be safe.
Richard
Will do Richard I don't think I'm applying to Barts, London seems quite expensive!
Aah, that's not very good at all! Wouldn't the Offline NT Password & Registry Editor be able to fix it?
Tom
P.S. How's your tool coming along?
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