Windows Client Guidance against speculative execution vulnerabilities

Hi,

In the post I referred to and your reply to it, Cliff's screenshot clearly shows PS is not elevated. Cliff asked if he is running elevated, the answer is no, not as shown in that post.

The screenshot showing PS ISE is clearly not running in Admin mode, it's only there to show the contents of the PS script and has otherwise no bearing to the question. If you care to reread the sequence of the postings you will see what the exact question is @Cliff S was asking and subsequently why I replied he was running PS in Admin mode.

Either way, nothing important really.

Cheers,

Fafhrd said:

When your system is old and unloved by the hardware manufacturer (second computer), and will be unsupported by Microsoft for Windows 10 after March 2018, this is what Powershell tells me:

Why do you say older PCs will be unsupported by Windows 10?

This is what i got from using it no contact on MSI if my Z77A-G45 with a intell core I7 3770 will be patched. what does it all mean ??

Tonyb said:

This is what i got from using it no contact on MSI if my Z77A-G45 with a intell core I7 3770 will be patched. what does it all mean ??

It means you'll need a BIOS update if or when it's released by MSI.

yeah been mailing them no reply i don't think they care

Nothing on the MSI site at all?

yeah a list of all there new boards from 2016 to the newest one that are patched seems there ignoring anything older then 2016 so it seems

Tonyb said:

This is what i got from using it no contact on MSI if my Z77A-G45 with a intell core I7 3770 will be patched. what does it all mean ??

Try to run the Intel-SA-00086 Detection Tool & post the result. Thanks. :)

that is for the intel me stuff has nothing to do with this bug, i'm not vulnerable to intel me bug