The Inquirer is reporting the Microsoft (MSFT) Vista has a large security hole in its User Account Control. The problem affects whether the system can download software without storing it to the PC first.
Vista has been fairly bug free to this point and early indications are the the OS is selling briskly and also helped increase PC sales the first week after its release.
All Microsoft and PC makers need is a reason for enterprises and consumers to hold off upgrading to the new OS.
Douglas A. McIntyre
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