randomization

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Discussions tagged with randomization on WindowsForum.com cover two distinct areas: software behavior and security features. In the context of Windows 10 Classic Solitaire, users question whether card deals are truly randomized or drawn from a fixed set of pre-packaged games, noting apparent repetition over hundreds of games. On Windows 8.1, users report that the Start Screen apps automatically re-sort themselves into a random order after manual arrangement, causing frustration. Additionally, a thread addresses an update for Windows 7 that enhances the Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) feature by adding ForceASLR, which improves system security against memory corruption exploits. These topics highlight user concerns about randomness in both user interface behavior and system-level protection.
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    Windows 10 WIN 10 Classic Solitaire

    I bought a new ACER computer w/win 10 and downloaded the old Ver 7 Classic Solitaire game to replace the *&ap games that came pre-loaded. This all occurred early last fall. Since then, I've played a couple 1000 games. Over time, I've come to realize the games repeated. This was a shock, since I...
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    Windows 8 Windows Start Screen

    I have just bought a new computer with Windows 8.1 and I am confused and underwhelmed by 8.1. My main gripe is the totally uncontrollable start Screen. OK I can sort apps into groups and name the groups so that's a start. After getting apps into different groups I now set about sorting them...
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    An update is available for the ASLR feature in Windows 7

    Describes an update that adds the ForceASLR feature to the Address Space Layout Randomization (ASLR) feature in Windows 7. More...
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