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Windows 7 on USB

Saturday, December 26, 2009 · 0 comments






Software pirates in China realized that there is a great demand for a copy of Windows 7 on an USB stick.
Especially, netbook users have been looking for ways to install Windows 7 from an USB or flash drive rather than from DVD.

Microsoft considered this option, but they did not act!


Windows 7 10-in-1

The pirated Windows 7 USB Flash drive has 8GB and includes a copy of the Windows 7 10-in-1 Ultimate Steve Ballmer Signature Edition that is either bootable or can be used to install Windows 7 on your own HDD. Of course, the USB Flash drive from Netac is also pirated.

The price for the pirated USB drive including Windows 7 10-in-1 is only about $14 (about 9,5€). For a price of $291.99 (Amazon.com), wouldn’t it be great to receive a bootable copy of Windows 7?

Missing System Windows 7 -Repair

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Run chkdsk to repair disk errors

First of all, don’t panic! If you panic and do things without thinking about consequences, you might damage your system and lose data. The solution to this problem is usually very simple. Your hard drive might have disk errors, therefore you are not able to start your system. This often happens when you restart your PC during a boot-up secquence while it’s loading safe-mode for example.


1. Find your Windows 7 DVD.
2. Start your PC, insert your Windows 7 DVD and hit a key when you are asked to (to boot from DVD). It is possible that you have to change the boot order in your BIOS to boot from DVD.

3. Follow the instructions on the screen, but don’t install Windows 7, instead click on “Repair your computer“:



The installer will now search for Windows installations on your PC and list them all. Select your Windows 7 installation and click on next.








4. Open the command prompt.






Attention: Do NOT click on “System Restore” or “System Image Recovery”. If you try to restore/recover your system that way, you might damage your Windows 7 installation irreversibly.

5.You will probably be in a folder X:\sources\ . Don’t worry, if your partitions are still there you can run a chkdsk on them.


Run a chkdsk for your main partition (e.g. C:), to do that enter:

chkdsk c: /f/r

/f /r will both fix errors and recover lost data.

/f will only fix errors on your disk

/r will only recover lost data


This will, in most cases, repair your disk errors and you will be able to start Windows 7 again.

Windows 7 Bootrec.exe – Repair MBR

While you’re at it, you also might want to repair and fix your MBR (Master Boot Record), add a new boot sector and scan your disk for Windows 7 installations.

/fixmbr

This will create a new Master Boot Record, but will not overwrite your exisiting partition table.

/fixboot

This will add a new boot sector. If you boot sector is damaged you might not be able to start your system.

/rebuildbcd

Scans your disk for Windows-7 compatible installations, needed to repair your Windows 7 installation.

Extensions in Windows 7!

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your day dream think it is slightly annoying Windows 7 does not show you whoever expansion expansion file? Of course, discovery some people expansion expansion very trying file and the file icon will tell you file extension however, but sometimes they are needed.

This is a briefing tutorial which would account you ‘how to show expansion expansion Windows 's inside file 7'.

There are just three step of necessity is to show all expansion expansion file:

1. First of all, open up your Control Panel and click on “Folder Options”:



2. Go to the tab “View” and locate the entry “Hide extensions for known filetypes”.



3. Click on “Apply” to save your settings and Windows 7 will now show you all of the file extensions.

Show/Hide File Extension Toggle

A handy tool for Windows 7, AutoHotkey allows you to write macros:
http://www.autohotkey.com/

The howtogeek wrote a little tool that allows you to toggle file extensions, you can turn it on and off with a simple shortcut. Good stuff!


; WINDOWS
KEY + Y TOGGLES FILE EXTENSIONS

#y::
RegRead, HiddenFiles_Status, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Software\Microsoft
\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced, HideFileExt
If HiddenFiles_Status = 1
RegWrite, REG_DWORD, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced, HideFileExt, 0
Else
RegWrite, REG_DWORD, HKEY_CURRENT_USER, Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced, HideFileExt, 1
WinGetClass, eh_Class,A
If (eh_Class = “#32770″ OR A_OSVersion = “WIN_VISTA”)
send, {F5}
Else PostMessage, 0×111, 28931,,, A
Return

Google Calendar for Windows 7

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The new year is about to start. If one of your New Year resolutions is that you want to start organizing yourself, then a Google calendar gadget for Windows 7 might come in handy.




The easiest way to access the Google calendar on your desktop is to install Google Desktop first and then install the Google gadget. If you don’t want another sidebar (Vista and Windows 7 already have one built-in), you can subscribe to the Google calendar instead. This tutorial will show you both methods and you can then decide for yourself.








Download Google Calendar Gadget

Windows 7 Java 64 Bit

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Something that still causes a lot of trouble on many Windows 7 x64 machines is Java. Java is needed for all those cool web 2.0 applications, but it’s also a resource hog and is often causing a very high CPU load, therefore many people deactive it completely. Nonetheless, it’s an important download.




Download Windows 7 64-bit

The JDK includes a 64-bit plugin for Windows. The JRE does not include this plugin, so you will have to download this large file.

http://download.java.net/jdk6/

Windows x64 self-extracting JDK file

Java Windows 7 64bit JDK 6u18, 64.79 MB

MD5 Checksum
MD5 (jdk-6u18-ea-bin-b05-windows-amd64-18_nov_2009.exe) = 56b37cda73413b35b2d666937e5874d0

How can I check what Java is installed on my PC?

There’s a very easy way to do that and you can also find out weather you are already running Java 64-bit or not.

Go to the website: Java Check Website

What is Java 64-bit needed for?
Answer: For a 64-bit browser.

Yes, you can run Java 32-bit on your x64 Windows 7 system, but if you download and install Java 64-bit, you can also run any 64-bit browser. Firefox for example offers a 64-bit browser for Windows 7 x64. By default, Windows 7 includes a x32 and x64 edition of the Internet Explorer 8.

IE8 64-bit location:
IE8 32-bit: C:/Program Files (x86)/Internet Explorer/
IE8 64-bit: C:/Program Files/Internet Explorer/

Firefox 64-bit download:

Download Firefox x64

Computer error - Winlogon exe

Wednesday, August 5, 2009 · 0 comments



Computer error may we never expected, and Winlogon exe installation can be surprising and painful, but bear with this brief tutorial, and I will be some valuable information that allows you to all those mistakes very quickly.

In many cases, this type of error is the heart of the PC "register" - that is pursued in the Windows Software + Hardware when you plant, remove or updates on your computer. Over time, fill out, if your computer with more and more applications, it is quite normal to go through a bad install / uninstall a program, which can sometimes lead to the appearance Winlogon exe installation, a decline in the number of Computers and much more.

What happens is that the various segments of the PC registry is corrupted and cause errors in Windows when you try to create a series of computer software, which is the case, then open all the error messages and more. Anyway, do not worry, because I'm already in the first paragraph, is usually simply be terminated.

Before you decide to address the problem solved by an expensive repair, or the risk to try to repair your Windows registry itself - wait! It is quite possible for you to correct Winlogon exe accident, even if you do not have advanced computer skills, you can create a professional tool to determine your registration - allows you to problems with your registration and repairs for you quickly. Most of these tools provides a highly specialized free, scan, and a limited number of devices, there is nothing to stop you from downloading and see for yourself how easy it is, that error to them and with only a few mouse clicks, your problem is registry errors a thing of the past.

Windows 7 is being released October

Tuesday, July 21, 2009 · 0 comments


Windows 7 is being released October 22nd, 2009 and as of today, you have ability to pre-order Windows 7 Home Premium and Windows 7 Professional upgrades at about half off the estimated retail prices. This pre-order promotion is available through July 11 while supply lasts.

If you are planning on upgrading when Windows 7 is released, then these are some great deals. The Windows 7 Home Upgrade has a pre-order price of $49.99, compared to the normal price of $119.99, and the Windows 7 Professional Upgrade has a pre-order price of $99.99, compared to the normal price of $199.99.

Each pre-order purchase also allows you to buy up to 3 licenses, so you can upgrade all of your computers, purchase as a gift, or even sell it someone else!

Remove IE8 on Microsoft Windows 7 build 7048

Sunday, July 19, 2009 · 0 comments


Remember my previous post about Internet Browser benchmark test results, Microsoft IE really really suck.

And the good news is you can remove your IE8 on Microsoft Windows 7 build 7048 now.

Here are some instructions courtesy of Bryant

Enter the Control Panel and look at “All Control Panel Options”
2. Click “Programs and Features”
3. In the left sidebar, click “Turn Windows Features On or Off” (you will be thrown a UAC prompt if you elevated UAC)
4. Wait for the list to load.
5. Look for Internet Explorer 8 in the list and uncheck it.
6. Click OK. You will see a prompt notifying you of a reboot.
7. The machine will reboot once, configure things, and reboot again.

Windows 7 Build 7264

Friday, July 17, 2009 · 0 comments



Update: This build has confirmed to be legitimate. RC Keys do not work with this build. Head to our forums for discussion.

It’s been three weeks since an ISO leak but it looks like we’re finally going to get at least one more before Windows 7 RTMs. Windows 7 Build 7264 is the latest leak and was leaked on a private forum earlier this morning. The build string is 6.1.7264.0.win7_rtm.090622-1900. The build was compiled on June 22nd, and is one build before the latest RTM build, build 7265, which was compiled two days later. The uploader is unknown but the setup.exe has been confirmed to have the proper details and digital signature.

Windows 7 Build 7264 Hash Details

Windows 7 Build 7264 x86 ISO
File Name: 7264.0.090622-1900_x86fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GRMCULXFRER_EN_DVD
Size: 2.33GB
CRC: 0B916606
MD5: 44F04E9E5762714C3D75A3C9C88DE251
SHA-1: 59BA011913B00A820A1E002B9BEDEF139AE15B07

Windows 7 Build 7264 x64 ISO
File Name: 7264.0.090622-1900_x64fre_client_en-us_Retail_Ultimate-GRMCULXFRER_EN_DVD
Size: 3GB
CRC: 05F87B79
MD5: 670818DB149170C652414E1F75E9390C
SHA-1: C6FE386E97944511820291F515A8CBB3DDA329A6

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