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[center][b][color=black]General Information:[/color][/b][/center] Operating System: UAC Settings: 32bit or 64bit: [center][b][color=black]Security Configuration:[/color][/b][/center] Anti-Virus: Anti-Malware: Privacy: Backup/Recovery: Web Browser: Extensions/Plugins: Password Manager: Other:
General Information:
Operating System:
UAC Settings:
32bit or 64bit:Security Configuration:
Anti-Virus:
Anti-Malware:
Privacy:
Backup/Recovery:
Web Browser:
Extensions/Plugins:
Password Manager:
Other:
You put everything in code tags. That (surprise surprise) shows everything verbatim. Here is what you posted without the code tag:
As you can see - on a light background, it is very hard to see titles posted in white.General Information:
Operating System:UAC Settings:32bit or 64bit:Security Configuration:
Anti-Virus:Anti-Malware:Privacy:Backup/Recovery:Web Browser:Extensions/Plugins:Password Manager:Other:
But you left the code tags. Do you see how your information is still in a box?
Also, by stipulating color black… if a user happens to use a dark skin mod, then the black letters would still be black - and thus, hard to read on a dark background. I suggest you leave it to auto (which is default) and it will be black on light background and white on dark background.
This is what I think you want:
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General Information:
Operating System:
UAC Settings:
32bit or 64bit:
Security Configuration:
Anti-Virus:
Anti-Malware:
Privacy:
Backup/Recovery:
Web Browser:
Extensions/Plugins:
Password Manager:
Other:
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Also, I'd suggest that if you want feedback that you post a little more than a template.
But you left the code tags. Do you see how your information is still in a box?
Also, by stipulating color black… if a user happens to use a dark skin mod, then the black letters would still be black - and thus, hard to read on a dark background. I suggest you leave it to auto (which is default) and it will be black on light background and white on dark background.
This is what I think you want:
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General Information:
Operating System:
UAC Settings:
32bit or 64bit:
Security Configuration:
Anti-Virus:
Anti-Malware:
Privacy:
Backup/Recovery:
Web Browser:
Extensions/Plugins:
Password Manager:
Other:
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Also, I'd suggest that if you want feedback that you post a little more than a template.
It is in Tags so a user can Copy & Paste the template and use it.
They can do that anyway… but it's your topic. 
What is the purpose of this?
Does anyone use a separate anti-virus and anti-malware program anymore? Since malware includes viruses, I see no need. I have several W7 and W8 systems here, but for my primary computer,
OS: Windows 8.1 Pro 64-bit
UAC: Customized
Security: Windows Defender, Windows Firewall, MBAM, Windows Update (to keep Windows and WD current) and WinPatrol PLUS
Privacy: Strong passwords (including to Windows login), strong wireless passphrase, MAC filtering
Backup: Repurposed old XP system used as a local NAS, blocked from the Internet via router to prevent access by badguys
Extensions: AdBlock Plus for IE
Default Browser: IE11. Also use Pale Moon and Chrome.
Password Manager: SplashID
Other security assets: Me (the user and always weakest link in security).
Operating System: Windows 8.1 Update 1
UAC Settings: UAC is off
32bit or 64bit: 64 bit
Security Configuration:
Anti-Virus: Windows Defender
Anti-Malware: Malware Bytes Anti Malware Pro
Privacy: ???
Backup/Recovery: Acronis True Image 2014 weekly
Web Browser: Seamonkey primary, Firefox, Palemoon and IE11 occasionally
Extensions/Plugins: Seamonkey - addressContext, Download Statusbar, Fetch Text URL, Prefbar, Sea Fox
Password Manager: None
Other: WinPatrol PLUS, Malware Bytes Anti Exploit Free
Operating System: Windows 8.1
UAC Settings: Default
32bit or 64bit: 64
Anti-Virus: ESET Smart Security
Anti-Malware: Malwarebytes Anti-Malware Premium, Emsisoft Antimalware (on-demand)
Backup/Recovery: Acronis True Image
Web Browser: Firefox, Chrome
Extensions/Plugins: AdBlock, NoScript, WOT
Other: Sandboxie, Secunia PSI, CryptoPrevent