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More info?)
I doubt that you have software that will protect you against buffer
overflow. DEP does not allow data that follows a buffer overflow event to
execute in memory space, thereby preventing possible serious damage to your
data. DEP does not slow down your computer. DEP does not affect the
behavior of any programs. DEP does not take up any of your RAM or swap
file.
While you can disable DEP, there would be no gain in doing so...in fact you
expose your machine to vulnerabilities that cannot be effectively stopped by
software on a real time basis.
My advice is to leave it enabled.
Bobby
"Guilderoy Lockheart" <kenandliz@worldonline.co.uk> wrote in message
news:OKjr3IkSFHA.3188@TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Is there a way I can turn of DEP, I already have programs in place that
> look after my PC. and can't see any benefit from using DEP.
> Or can I persuaded to keep DEP
>
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