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Reply #18 limaukasturis's post
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kalau browser dalam vista rupa dia lagi lawa takpe jugak... :bgrin: aku selalu ngadap browser je bila own pc nie.... selalu bila aku buka browser dalam windows ke, Suse ke, Mac ke... rope browser tu dan isinya mcm tu jugak.. sama aje... :lol |
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Originally posted by Minah_Flunxy at 23-9-2006 03:48 AM
lagi satu cam xp u boleh browse at documents and settings in vista = no!..
aku baru je try vista nih...
ape maksud ko dgn ayat ni
ok aje aku browse folder user...
tp agak leceh la jugak sbb die akan pop up suruh continue kalo betul kita nak run sesuatu yg berkaitan ngan sistem setting |
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Originally posted by kapakterbang at 11-10-2006 10:51 PM
aku baru je try vista nih...
ape maksud ko dgn ayat ni
ok aje aku browse folder user...
tp agak leceh la jugak sbb die akan pop up suruh continue kalo betul kita nak run sesuatu yg berkaitan n ...
last time i try beta version 5472 kot kalau tak silap laa, i try nak browse tak boleh... nanti i try RC2 or RC1 see if it's works or not
by the way nak tanya sket, ur pc fully support Aero and Flip3D?
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Reply #25 Minah_Flunxy's post
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kalo nk guna vista atau vista transformation pack ni, ada limit ke? ada expiry date ke? |
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Originally posted by bzzts at 12-10-2006 03:36 PM
kalo nk guna vista atau vista transformation pack ni, ada limit ke? ada expiry date ke?
bzzts, those are freeware, and boleh ported masuk into PentiumIII500MHz PC or less.. i dah try, it's like ur having a windows vista, without aero interface and flip3d.. tu jer... best gaks.. should try.. kalau feel worth, why not donate..
down them all here:
http://www.windowsxlive.net/?p=137
[ Last edited by Minah_Flunxy at 12-10-2006 04:20 PM ] |
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Reply #27 Minah_Flunxy's post
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lagi satu soalan, lepas install ni, ada option utk uninstall kan? |
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Originally posted by bzzts at 12-10-2006 05:54 PM
lagi satu soalan, lepas install ni, ada option utk uninstall kan?
yezza! 
[ Last edited by Minah_Flunxy at 12-10-2006 06:33 PM ] |
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cd pirate tadak juai lagi ka? |
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Reply #30 Minah_Flunxy's post
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Reply #31 hyphrigian's post
baik ko donlot je, saiz dia pun bukan besar sgt, 12MB jer.
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to all you guys yang nak plan using pirate nyer windows vista
Microsoft to lock pirates out of Vista PCs
If Vista is not activated with a legitimate product registration key in time, the system will run in "reduced functionality mode" until it is activated, said Thomas Lindeman, a senior product manager at Microsoft. In this mode, people will be able to use a Web browser for up to an hour, after which time the system will log them out, he said.
The new technology is part of Microsoft's new "Software Protection Platform," which the company plans to announce on Wednesday. It will be part of future versions of all Microsoft products, but debuts in Windows Vista and Windows Server "Longhorn," said Cori Hartje, director of Microsoft's Windows Genuine Software Initiative. Vista, the successor to Windows XP, is slated to be broadly available in January.
Microsoft has escalated its battle with software pirates during the past two years through the "Genuine Advantage" add-ons for Windows and Office, its biggest cash cows. The company is now expanding its push by baking antipiracy features into its new products and taking more drastic action when it finds that a product was illegitimately acquired.
Many users shouldn't be confronted by Vista's antipiracy technology, however. People who buy a PC with Vista installed from companies such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard and Gateway, for example, should find the operating system activated already.
"Everything is going to be good to go right out of the box," Hartje said. "This is more for those who install after the fact."
Those who install Vista themselves, for example on existing PCs, will have a 30-day period to activate the operating system and validate with Microsoft that they have a legitimate license. "During those 30 days, you get warning messages, it counts down. During the last three days they get very frequent," Lindeman said.
If ignored, after 30 days Vista will display four options. The first will allow the user to activate online, the second is to run in reduced functionality mode, the third is to enter a product key and the fourth displays instructions to activate by phone, Lindeman said.
"In reduced functionality mode, we will let you use your browser for periods of up to an hour before we log you off," Lindeman said.
Barring people from using their PC is a significant change from the antipiracy features that Microsoft bolted on to Windows XP with Windows Genuine Advantage. In XP, the piracy-busting features only put a block on downloading additional programs from Microsoft's Web sites.
Windows XP also included product activation, but people could still use their machine in "safe mode" if the operating system was not activated. Moreover, no activation was required if a volume license key was used, the most popular way of pirating Windows. Starting with Vista, Microsoft will no longer give out those types of license keys, which are typically used by larger organizations.
"Piracy is one of the most significant problems facing the software industry," Hartje said. More than a third of all software installed last year was pirated or unlicensed, she said, citing figures from the Business Software Alliance, a software industry group.
Microsoft will continue to check if Vista was legitimately acquired, even after activation. This happens, for example, when downloading additional Microsoft programs. Should a license key be deemed illegitimate, the user will be given another 30-day grace period to acquire a legitimate license key, Microsoft said.
During this grace period warnings will be displayed and Vista will block access to the Windows Defender antispyware tool, ReadyBoost memory expansion feature and Aero advanced graphics option, Microsoft said. Also, a persistent text will display in the lower right hand of the screen: "This copy of Windows is not genuine."
If Vista is not validated after the 30 days, the user will again be locked out.
As part of the increased effort to make it harder to pirate its products, Microsoft is also changing the way businesses license its software. New licensing systems will replace the current volume license keys, which have been widely abused, Hartje said. "Fifty percent of the piracy, we think, uses keys issued to volume licensing customers," she said.
Volume license keys are registration codes for products that Microsoft gives out to large organizations in plain text. One key can be used to activate and run an unlimited number of copies of the product, for example Windows XP or Office XP.
Starting with Vista, Microsoft will offer two different types of keys and offer three different ways to distribute them within an organization. In all cases, some more work will be required on the part of the technology department at a company.
"They will just need to do a little extra planning," Hartje said.
The first type of product key to replace the current system is called "multiple activation key," or MAK. An IT pro at a company can install a key on a machine that will then need to be validated online. Alternatively a proxy can be set up centrally to activate multiple systems at once, according to Microsoft.
The second licensing option is called "key management service," or KMS. This requires the organization to set up a KMS service on the corporate network that will activate client machines. The Vista PCs will silently find the KMS service and activate, according to Microsoft.
It may seem like businesses will have to count all their licenses, but it's really not as bad as it sounds, said Michael Silver, an analyst with Gartner.
"It has nothing to do with license counting right now, but companies will need to expend time and effort and some money to administer this, in the name of helping Microsoft recoup revenue lost to piracy," he said. "There needs to be more of a benefit (for customers). Linux and Mac communities will try to make hay with this, but this will not be the tipping point." |
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skang nie windows xp, kita leh bypass activation with using pirated VLM cd version (which yang bersepah jual kat kedai tu), in vista VLM dah takde..sume kene forced by activation..
hermm? yang nak stay with xp? sampai bila? nak tak nak u akan di paksa upgrade.. linux? hermmm..
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apa-apa pun kalau bab performance aku tetap akan kembali pada appearance windows 95~ |
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Originally posted by Mr.Forensics at 13-10-2006 12:09 PM
apa-apa pun kalau bab performance aku tetap akan kembali pada appearance windows 95~
kih kih kih... agree2x, that is my all time favourites bila guna windows.. |
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Reply #35 Minah_Flunxy's post
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ala, tak lama. nanti ada la cracker yg distribute patch segala... :pmuka: |
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Reply #34 Minah_Flunxy's post
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cisssssssssssss.......... |
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bzzts., itu link download free ke utk vista ? |
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Originally posted by bzzts at 12-10-2006 11:57 PM
dah install. cun woo...
cuma konflik kalau kita pasang tweak sofware. dia prefer pc kita dlm original state (of condition) tanpa modify apa2. tapi semua okey, senang jer.
screenshot aku:
s ...
entah lah, mmg cantik tapi bagi aku macam pening je aku guna... mgkn x serasi kottt, la nie aku stick ngan my old xp sp1.. |
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Post time 7-10-2006 12:46 PM
