If true, indicates that the hardware supports Windows Data Execution Prevention (DEP) technology. DEP ensures that all memory locations are marked with a non-executable attribute unless the memory location explicitly contains executable code. This can help mitigate certain types of buffer overrun security exploits. If DEP is available, 64-bit applications are automatically protected. To determine if DEP has been enabled for 32-bit applications and drivers, use the DataExecutionPrevention_ properties
If this service fails to start during startup, the ErrorControl property specifies the severity of the error. The value indicates ...
If this setting is on, each person who signs in to this device can change their own location settings. If it's off, location ...
If true, indicates that 32-bit applications are running with Data Execution Prevention (DEP) applied. (false if DataExecutionPrevention_Available ...
If true, indicates that drivers are running with Data Execution Prevention (DEP) applied. (false if DataExecutionPrevention_Available ...
If true, indicates that the hardware supports Windows Data Execution Prevention (DEP) technology. DEP ensures that all memory ...
If TRUE, language is ignored when determining whether this application applies to a user or machine. If FALSE, language is ...
If TRUE, the application may be used to satisfy a demand install for a clsid or file extension. If FALSE, the application ...
If TRUE, the Automount property indicates that the volume will be mounted to the file system automatically when the first ...
If TRUE, the volume exists as a single compressed entity, such as a DoubleSpace volume.If file based compression is supported ...