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OLUDGUY — Fri, 17 Aug 2012 12:38:16 GMT

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Slipstream Service Pack 3 into Your Windows XP Installation CD

OLUDGUY — Mon, 23 Jul 2012 08:20:17 GMT

Slipstream Service Pack 3 into Your Windows XP Installation CD

Next time you wipe your PC's hard drive clean and reinstall Windows with that old installation disc, you don't want to connect your fresh, unpatched and vulnerable system to the internet only to download 176 new updates from Microsoft. If your XP installation CD is older than 2004, once your system is online, you'll have to wait for hefty service packs to download, chained to your mouse while pushing the Next button, watching progress bars, and rebooting multiple times. Wouldn't it be better to start your installation, head out to run errands or grab coffee, and come back to an up-to-date system before your system gets online? It's possible, using some free software and a blank disc. After the jump, I'll show you how to create an automated, customized XP installation CD or DVD, that includes Microsoft's official-but-not-released Service Pack 3 for Windows XP.

Note on the current status of Service Pack 3: As of May 2, 2008, Microsoft has released Windows XP Service Pack 3 to PC manufacturers, but due to a last minute bug discovery which has to do with software for businesses (not home users), they have delayed the "release to web." This means they are not yet pushing it to users via Windows Update, and they have not yet published a Microsoft Download Center page for it. However, the official SP3 file is available for download on Microsoft's servers. Here's the direct link to the English version. No word on when SP3 will appear on Windows Update, but no doubt it will be soon. For more on what you get with the new service pack, here's our complete field guide to SP3.

Why make a "slipstreamed" disc?

Maybe you're the type who can't fathom being absent while Windows installs, unable to prune all the unnecessary applications and features, customize the desktop, set up user accounts and install needed drivers. Well, you and I have a lot in common, but we can both enjoy what nLite, a free slipstreaming utility, can do:

Pre-configure and tweak Windows—Nearly every power-user setting, from hidden file showing to deep registry hacks, can be set from the get-go.
Pre-install drivers and printers—No more searching through the Nvidia, ATI, or printer manufacturers' sites for the exact package after install.
Strip your system for speed—Adam's already showed us how nLite can help you trim Windows to its bare essentials, which not only saves disk space and frees up memory, but saves you the time of disabling and removing the superfluous stuff later (and clicking "Yes" on every "Are you sure ..." prompt).

What you'll need

A Windows installation disc
nLite (and .NET 2.0)
A copy of Service Pack 3 (SP3) for XP (32-bit), downloaded from Microsoft's servers
A working Windows system, with at least 1 GB free hard drive space
Blank CD or DVD
WinUpdatesList (recommended)

Note for Vista users: There's a similar utility for creating a slipstreamed Vista DVD, vLite, which got the step-by-step treatment from Digital Inspiration. That tool, however, doesn't allow for half as much customization—not yet, anyways.

Getting started

After you've installed nLite, load your installation CD into your disc drive and make sure you've got your 25-character product key handy. Launch nLite, click to the next screen, "Locating the Windows installation." Before you go further, create a new folder somewhere on your computer, at the hard drive root (as in "C:\") if possible. Click "Browse," select your CD drive, and you'll be prompted to copy your CD to a folder. Select the folder you created, then wait for the copy to finish.

NLite's next screen will ask what you want to customize on your install disc. If you only want to update to SP3, only click the "Service Pack" button. But unless you love answering questions and never touch a setting in Windows XP, you'll want to flip all the switches green and click "Next."

Now nLite will ask for slipstream files, or packages you want to integrate into the installer. You'll always want to have the latest service pack available, since, for instance, Service Pack 3 incorporates the fixes made in SP1 and SP2, so it makes them unnecessary. If you grabbed the latest beta of nLite, you'll see a Service Pack 3 already offered for integration, but it's an older release candidate. Hit the "Choose" button, select the executable file you downloaded from Microsoft with the seriously long file name, and give nLite a few minutes to implement it. When you see the version number change, hit "Next" and move on.

"Hotfixes and Update Packs" is for all the tiny little Windows Updates between service packs. If you're including SP3, you can pretty much skip this part. But in the future, and for those not jumping onto SP3, I recommend running WinUpdatesList. You'll see a list of all the updates you've installed, and sorting by date and type should show you what you've installed since the last service pack. Right-click on an update, and you'll get a link to a related Microsoft Knowledge Base article, where you should be able to download the fix directly and patch it into nLite. You can also roll executables for Windows updates—like Internet Explorer 7, which (still!) doesn't install by default—into your disc.

Click "Next," and you'll see an identical screen for drivers. If you know where to find the .INF files that connect your hardware to Windows, you can roll them into your install disc, but be warned: a small printer INF increased the final size of my ISO by at least 200 MB—I'm still trying to figure out why, but if you encounter similar problems, simply throw the driver installation files into spare space on the disc (more on that soon).

Customize your install

You start really making your XP system your own on the next screen. The "Compatibility Window" that pops up can protect you from yourself; unless you're sure you can do without an item, you'll want to leave it checked. Behind it, the "Remove Components" section is where you can pull out all the stuff you don't ever use or don't have. Most of the savings are small in hard drive size, but keep your system from clogging with services and drivers it doesn't need. Among the almost-guaranteed safe removals:"Briefcase" from Accessories; most of the non-red items in Hardware; Keyboards and Languages that you don't ever plan to use; "Tablet PC" from Multimedia; and MSN Explorer and Windows Messenger from Network.

Up next is the "Unattended" section, if you checked it, and this one requires attention to detail. If you want to set and forget your XP install, change "Unattended Mode" to "Fully automated," but then move slowly through every tab, filling in every section you'd expect to get prompted for during install. You can fill out your Product Key in advance here, and you'll also want to check "Skip OOBE" (Out Of Body Experience, or the introduction tour). Fill out all the name fields in "Users" and "Owner and Network ID," and make sure to set the time in "Regional." Once you're content you've pre-empted your installer, click "Next."

You can pretty much leave the "Options" pane alone, although I enable the "merge" option by way of hoping for a smaller package. The "Tweaks" options are up next, and while I can't tell you how to customize your desktop, I'll note that you can basically set up your desktop, Start Menu, Internet Explorer and lots of other Windows tweaks from these prompts. Check the bottom bar for descriptions, and fear not—all of these can be undone, and we've posted a good many here at Lifehacker.

Hit "Next," and you're almost done—click "Yes" to start the bundling process. Once that's finished (about 7-10 minutes on a faster computer), you can click through to make or burn an ISO file. Before doing that, gather up any files you want to keep on the disc, like that finicky printer driver or your favorite app installers, and place them in their own folder in the directory where you copied your original XP CD to. Now hit "Make ISO," choose where to save the image, and then burn it to CD or DVD using your favorite utility, like the free ISO Recorder.

You've now got a CD that's completely up to date, and installs by itself (once you get past the initial blue-and-white loading screens, that is). You might have to run through nLite a few times if your images turn out bigger than you want, but you can always create a bootable DVD if needed.

What changes, updates, or advanced features have you slipstreamed into your Windows disc? What do you still wish you could have loaded onto your Ultimate No-Touch Install CD? Let's hear 'em both in the comments.

Upgrade windows 7 starter to ultimate for Free

OLUDGUY — Sat, 21 Jul 2012 08:49:28 GMT

Are you asking for windows upgrade for free? windows 7 starter to ultimate for free

Follow this step if you want to upgrade your windows 7 starter to any for free windows

1. Type in the start up "windows update" and click change setting tab and choose never update and close.

2. Type in the start up again "windows anytime"

2. Then click windows activate.

Choose from these any key
windows 7 upgrade
Product Keys:
Upgrade key for Windows Anytime Upgrade:
RHPQ2-RMFJH-74XYM-BH4JX-XM76F

Upgrade key for Windows Anytime Upgrade:- HOME PREMIUM
RHPQ2-RMFJH-74XYM-BH4JX-XM76F

Windows Anytime Upgrade Key windows 7 ultimate
22TKD-F8XX6-YG69F-9M66D-PMJBM

Windows 7 Anytime Upgrade key: windows 7 professional
VTDC3-WM7HP-XMPMX-K4YQ2-WYGJ8

After that accept and let the Operating system upgrade for you..

Hot:- Etisalat vs IWP Rocking like Jet for PC Users!!!

OLUDGUY — Sun, 24 Jun 2012 23:54:27 GMT

IWP Users?? Wow, We're happy to Post this because the Speed is out of this World even Faster than the Freedom.. Now PC Users can Switch between 2 Tunnelling Software i.e Freedom and IWP.. Thats Cool.

Set your IWP with this Settings on Etisalat Network.

LOGLEVEL(0-3) - 3
MAZ BUFFER - 50000
HTTP PROXY HOST IP -127.0.0.1
SSL PROXY HOST 1P- 127.0.0.1
HTTPS SERVER 443 - 127.0.0.1
HTTPS SERVER 8443 -127.0.0.1
HTTPS SERVER 443 - 420
HTTPS SERVER 8443 - 421
HTTP PROXY - 5050
SSL PROXY - 5051
PHP WEB SERVER IP: m.opera.com or m.facebook.com
PHP WEB SERVER PORT: 80
PHP FILE FULL URL: udp://www.retebologna.it/wp-admin/user/proxyboy/server.php or i.e insert ur server here
ORGANISATION HOST: 10.71.170.5
ORGANISATION PORT: 8080
USERNAME: empty
PASSWORD: empty
UNTICK ENCRYPTION

CONNECT WITH 0.00NAIRA , MODEM APN is Etisalat. Set your BROWSER TO HTTP Proxy:- 127.0.0.1 & PORT:- 5050 AND HTTPS 127.0.0.1 PORT 5051

Enjoy!!!

How to Use Your MTN BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) on Your Computer

OLUDGUY — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 13:46:55 GMT

Today, I want to share with you the method to use your MTN BIS with your computer. This method will save you from subscribing on your Modem and BB at the same time. The softwares we are going to use for these are UltraSurf and FreeGate. Though there are many softwares we can use for this stuff but am going to be updating the post with new softwares as I continue with my research. Below is a simple explanation on how to use and get the software.

How to Use Your MTN BlackBerry Internet Service (BIS) on Your Computer

#1. You must first subscribe to the MTN BIS. This can be done by sending BBC to 21600 (#1,500 / Month) or BBC WEEK to 21600(#500 / Week) through text.
#2. After that a subscription confirmatory message will be sent to you, then connect your BB with your computer or Insert your Sim card into your Modem.
#3. You need to create a new connection profile on your BlackBerry Desktop Manager or Modem using the following:

Access Point: blackberry.net
Username: web
Password: web

If the above Access Point doesn't work, you can try

Access Point: web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net
Username: web
Password: web

After proper configuration, then connect.

How to Use FreeGate with MTN BIS

1. Download freegate software from HERE
2. After downloading the software, then launch it and wait for it to connect automatically
3. After a successful connection, then configure your browser manually to work with:
Http and Https Proxy: 127.0.0.1 and Port: 8580. If done properly you should be connected to the internet. That’s all.

How to Use UltraSurf with MTN BIS

1. Download freegate software from HERE
2. After downloading the software, then extract and launch it and wait for it to connect automatically
3. After a successful connection, then configure your browser manually to work with:
Http and Https Proxy: 127.0.0.1 and Port: 9666. If done properly you should be connected to the internet. That’s all.

NB --- If you don’t have a Blackberry phone and wish to do the MTN BIS and use it on your computer, you can also make use of other phone.

How to get Avast Internet Security 2012 with Free 6 months License Key:

OLUDGUY — Tue, 24 Apr 2012 13:34:41 GMT

How to get Avast Internet Security 2012 with Free 6 months License Key:

Firstly, you need a German IP. Use the German web proxy link given below or just or google for German web proxies yourself.
http://www.4proxy.de/
http://www.proxy-service.de/
http://km-proxy.de/
Copy and paste the given link below to the appropriate text-link-box to send license request from a German IP so that you can download your Avast Internet Security 6 license file in .zip format named license-com-so-gehts.
http://www.my-avast.de/aktion/AVAST/down/ty/index.php
As they are sending the same license file to everyone, you can also download this license file from here.
After download Avast Internet Security 6 license, simply unzip and you will get a file named License com! so gehtns.avastlic. Now you do not need to open the extracted file. Download Avast Internet Security 6 use the Direct download link. Install and use the license to register it. If you have already got Avast free anit-virus installed, click "Maintenance & Registration” and click "Insert avast Pro/Internet security License file”, it will then automatically updated your Avast anti-virus free to the Avast Internet Security and asked you to restart.

UPDATED CHEAT FOR YOU FREEDOM USING GLO LINE

OLUDGUY — Fri, 06 Jan 2012 20:36:15 GMT

CHANGE YOUR PROXY TO ANY OF THE FOLLOWING

ems03.your-freedom.de
ems19.your-freedom.de
ems04.your-freedom.de
ems09.your-freedom.de
ems18.your-freedom.de
and fill the port as 80

fill the speed.......................................................

HOW TO USE ANOTHER SIM IN YOUR MODEM WITHOUT UNLOCKING

OLUDGUY — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:56:08 GMT

HOW TO USE ANOTHER SIM IN YOUR MODEM WITHOUT UNLOCKING
1. Download Nokia PC Suite to your PC HERE or Google Search for it Online.

2. Insert any SIM into your Modem {Even if it is not Unlocked} and Plug to your PC.

3. Your Modem will display Invalid SIM Warning, just ignore it and close modem software.

4. Start NOKIA PC suite.

5. Click on File > Connect to the Internet, Then click on the the Spanner Like Icon to Configure it.

6. Select your Modem from the List, and Input the Operator APN setting as when you wanna use Nokia mobile connection.

Eg:- Airtel = internet.ng.zain.com || MTN = web.gprs.mtnnigeria.net || Glo = glogwap || Etisalat = etisalat

7. Finish Set up.

8. Now connect to internet through PC suite.

9. Wow!!! You are connect to the Internet using your PC Suite + Modem without unlocking the modem.

Learn How to Use MTN Bonus to Browse Free on 2go, Operamin

OLUDGUY — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:50:46 GMT

For the interest of the sharp ones who hijack the oppurtunity of that mtn bonus free topup i have made thimade this available to you so you can use your bonus as if is still your main balance.
just follow these steps.

HOW TO BROWSE FREE WITH MTN BONUS
=> Dial *406#, to migrate to MTN Funlink,.

=>After that Use Bellow Ip for 2go& Operamini.
IP: 41.190.16.17 PORT: 8080 Then launch Your 2go to Surf tru the net.

=>For Your Operamini 4.2 Use
http:// server4.operamini.com:80
socket:// server4.operamini.com:1080 then leave every other field empty including host to Rock wella.

NOTE : It work's for me with 0.00naira Enjoy while it last. Dont forget to click on fb like Above to Crown How effort abiola49..

Nobody Can stop Us from Browsing Free if atal Petrol Prce get increas and ASUU strike...

MTN AND GLO FREE BROWSING USING YOUR FREEDOM

OLUDGUY — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 03:43:21 GMT

To browse free on your pc using your freedom quickly ,goto your freedom website and sign up to get your user name and password whic you will use for the configuration .a confirmation link will now be sent to your mail and after verifing it your account will now be activated .
After this step you can now make download officially from their site or using external links..
then to configure it use the following settings it rock wella both on MTN AND GLO

GLO

YF Server:- wap.gloworld.com
Select PORT
Tweak:- none
Proxy:- ems30.your-freedom.de
Port:- 80
Save & Exit.

Configure your PC Browser with the IP & Port.
IP:- 127.0.0.1
Port:- 8080

:::. You are Good to Start Rocking For Free on PC!

MTN

YF Server:- WWW.MTNONLINE.COM
Select PORT
Tweak:- none
Proxy:- ems12.your-freedom.de
Port:- 80
Save & Exit.

Configure your PC Browser with the IP & Port.
IP:- 127.0.0.1
Port:- 8080

:::. You are Good to Start Rocking For Free on PC!
this is the site birthright rock on........................