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XP



Vista|Ultimate|Acer|3YDB8-YY3P4-G7FCW-GJMPG-VK48C
Vista|Ultimate|Advent|39MVW-K8KKQ-BGJ9B-24PMW-RYQMV
Vista|Ultimate|Alienware|7QVFM-MF2DT-WXJ62-XTYX3-P9YTT
Vista|Ultimate|Asus|6F2D7-2PCG6-YQQTB-FWK9V-932CC
Vista|Ultimate|Dell|2QBP3-289MF-9364X-37XGX-24W6P
Vista|Ultimate|DixonXP|6JPQR-4G364-2B7P7-83FXW-DR8QC
Vista|Ultimate|Gateway|6P8XK-GDDTB-X9PJQ-PYF36-G8WGV
Vista|Ultimate|Hedy|7R2C3-DWCBG-C8G96-MPT8T-K37C7
Vista|Ultimate|HP|23CM9-P7MYR-VFWRT-JGH7R-R933G
Vista|Ultimate|Lenovo|24J6Q-YJJBG-V4K4Q-2J8HY-8HBQQ
Vista|Ultimate|OQO|C4QGV-XHYYT-9PW8R-DCFTQ-FBD6M
Vista|Ultimate|Toshiba|33G3W-JY3XQ-CQQ7C-TG96R-R6J6Q
Vista|Ultimate|Sony|2KKTK-YGJKV-3WMRR-3MDQW-TJP47

Vista|Business|Acer|2TJTJ-C72D7-7BCYH-FV3HT-JGD4F
Vista|Business|Asus|72PFD-BCBK8-R7X4H-6F2XJ-VVMP9
Vista|Business|Dell|368Y7-49YMQ-VRCTY-3V3RH-WRMG7
Vista|Business|Fujitsu|4C3CM-H3RXM-VBMVQ-K8RHX-RTFX8
Vista|Business|Gateway|9GK24-BJJPV-93JB4-9CD3T-QTHDD
Vista|Business|HP|2Q2WM-VCB98-8C6BG-C9BT2-3XDRY
Vista|Business|Lenovo|2YRV9-YCY3F-FRJ4T-BKD6B-C47PP
Vista|Business|MSI|2X4F8-Y4QGK-Y8RTT-CK6PB-M8X92
Vista|Business|NEC|22QYD-YQFQG-4P9GY-DRVR3-RCFDV
Vista|Business|OQO|KBK7F-XCVK4-9W477-GPFVC-YXFDM
Vista|Business|Panasonic|246PH-B8XYM-B7DFM-RR8PM-JRHXC
Vista|Business|Sony|3W2Y2-GRRYB-VH76X-KPDXX-XFJ4B
Vista|Business|Toshiba|38MK6-4QYC6-GJQQX-9DYQ4-H9MQD
Vista|BusinessN|Acer|2434H-HFRM7-BHGD4-W9TTD-RJVCH

Vista|HomeBasic|Acer|2W7FD-9DWCB-Q9CM8-KTDKK-8QXTR
Vista|HomeBasic|Asus|762HW-QD98X-TQVXJ-8RKRQ-RJC9V
Vista|HomeBasic|Benq|7R997-DXYDR-YGCR3-RHVDP-T8TKX
Vista|HomeBasic|CHS|2QM7G-GTFJ4-2DTTG-R73YR-W3D8G
Vista|HomeBasic|Dell|3YMR2-WMV49-4WD8X-M9WM7-CH4CG
Vista|HomeBasic|Fujitsu|4G8P7-TVW66-Y3H3V-C4Q4J-CQR2B
Vista|HomeBasic|Gateway|7Q3BC-897QP-6HVMF-TTJ34-P92J4
Vista|HomeBasic|Gericom|MDRBF-FKHJB-6J8RV-P4GKQ-G6BR8
Vista|HomeBasic|Gigabyte|889T3-F4VGX-QK4V7-JH76R-3HHRC
Vista|HomeBasic|HP|2VX48-BVXT6-GD2PK-BD3R2-44MV3
Vista|HomeBasic|Ksystem-Irbis|J2QKK-V8M3X-WRPPT-FBW4B-FQ6FP
Vista|HomeBasic|Lenovo|2WP98-KHTH2-KC7KG-4YR37-H8PHC
Vista|HomeBasic|LG|6DT3K-TCY4G-Y2VK9-T8J3T-2RGT7
Vista|HomeBasic|Mecer|C3MXB-T6PGC-2M2XV-C6PRX-TPW79
Vista|HomeBasic|Medion|3XFY9-7GTXV-93RXP-V62MQ-84WP6
Vista|HomeBasic|NEC|2432B-Q9RGP-VT9CK-64JFP-X6XVT
Vista|HomeBasic|Packard Bell|4GW2B-QCB6W-BWTVG-2DDKY-KRDMH
Vista|HomeBasic|Rover|BMHBK-PJD8J-WDWGY-Q4D6Q-46YJP
Vista|HomeBasic|Samsung|27WDG-2G9G2-BTVMF-W4KCX-9F8PX
Vista|HomeBasic|Sony|4DWY4-M6VH9-Y6FX6-D2H3V-3PXM9
Vista|HomeBasic|Toshiba|4DV48-MFJR8-VRW92-3VTYM-HBTPB
Vista|HomeBasic|Trigem|2YY8K-6KVM4-3DTT6-XRFHK-RYYDG
Vista|HomeBasicN|Acer|22TC9-RDMDD-VXMXD-2XM2Y-DT6FX

Vista|HomePremium|Acer|2TYBW-XKCQM-XY9X3-JDXYP-6CJ97
Vista|HomePremium|Alienware|D9CRD-R8YYQ-VYG3W-YG4FK-2CXRF
Vista|HomePremium|Asus|8XPM9-7F9HD-4JJQP-TP64Y-RPFFV
Vista|HomePremium|Dell|4GPTT-6RYC4-F4GJK-KG77H-B9HD2
Vista|HomePremium|DixonXP|7VJMY-XWBMV-T3PCK-3FRWY-KKMRQ
Vista|HomePremium|Everex|BH3M9-MQPD8-PTPDK-T6DWK-B2XFW
Vista|HomePremium|Founder|C6KM8-8JDBT-QBRM8-2MGFH-XH7QY
Vista|HomePremium|Fujitsu|6M66G-C2BGD-XGBBV-2BHKV-C9KM3
Vista|HomePremium|Gateway|6DX2X-QR7XB-3RBY2-BGQ2R-DR9M6
Vista|HomePremium|HP|HW7V9-XYT4W-PFR9Q-2DKGJ-RR4TD
Vista|HomePremium|iQon|6R99P-3HY62-7XR3F-WGP2T-HKCB9
Vista|HomePremium|Kohjinsha|HRCXG-RQPBQ-YBP92-KFFRY-JKQQ3
Vista|HomePremium|Ksystem-Irbis|7QVBM-X4KG7-QCWDP-YC8PQ-PXKH8
Vista|HomePremium|Lenovo|34BKK-QK76Y-WWR7C-QF2M7-2TB37
Vista|HomePremium|LG|73JC4-PR3R6-9DKYC-FDG3K-3FTT3
Vista|HomePremium|Medion|4FG94-MMYPT-H2QD2-V4DCP-X7QB8
Vista|HomePremium|MeshPC|HR3TD-CH9JD-CT8WF-X948R-C3QR3
Vista|HomePremium|MSI|86C2J-2M84W-HBMRQ-GBJWJ-VPTRM
Vista|HomePremium|NEC|22CTR-JFKJJ-BMXQK-XKXBC-C8R98
Vista|HomePremium|Optima|863XK-7RW2B-6R8CR-4FYQV-3FTW8
Vista|HomePremium|Packard Bell|6PFJK-WKXQR-9Q27C-6CWD7-MQ3CQ
Vista|HomePremium|Paradigit|6DX4V-3CJX6-97XGD-KW4C2-PVRRK
Vista|HomePremium|Powerspec|CK82T-QVTHF-8HGMF-9F3G9-FJH92
Vista|HomePremium|Quanmax|88XKM-J69QV-VB9M9-QCM66-647KW
Vista|HomePremium|Samsung|2MQH8-77KBM-PRTT7-HVDWW-DCXVT
Vista|HomePremium|Sony|6JWV3-843DD-4GV68-6D8JB-G6MF9
Vista|HomePremium|Targa|6VJ7B-3KTJH-H3DDQ-7JD7G-26VMG
Vista|HomePremium|TCL|BH626-XT3FK-MJKJH-6GQT2-QXQMF
Vista|HomePremium|Toshiba|6DG3Y-99KMR-JQMWD-2QJRJ-RJ34F
Vista|HomePremium|Velocity|GCHCQ-WTYXJ-GDJBC-JYDCX-F9VXW

Vista|Starter|Acer|26VQB-RP3T9-63FVV-VD7RF-H7M2Q
Vista|Starter|Lenovo|23Q4W-YQPHY-TY89Y-7Q3VX-W72KT


7|Ultimate|Acer|FJGCP-4DFJD-GJY49-VJBQ7-HYRR2
7|Ultimate|Alienware|VQ3PY-VRX6D-CBG4J-8C6R2-TCVBD
7|Ultimate|Alienware 2|4HMYB-6YHYT-TW2J6-FQBC3-6GBFW
7|Ultimate|Asus|2Y4WT-DHTBF-Q6MMK-KYK6X-VKM6G
7|Ultimate|Dell|342DG-6YJR8-X92GV-V7DCV-P4K27
7|Ultimate|Fujitsu|9CW99-79BBF-D4M3X-9BK9M-4RPH9
7|Ultimate|HP|MHFPT-8C8M2-V9488-FGM44-2C9T3
7|Ultimate|Lenovo 2|22TKD-F8XX6-YG69F-9M66D-PMJBM
7|Ultimate|Lenovo|6K2KY-BFH24-PJW6W-9GK29-TMPWP
7|Ultimate|Samsung|49PB6-6BJ6Y-KHGCQ-7DDY6-TF7CD
7|Ultimate|Sony|YJJYR-666KV-8T4YH-KM9TB-4PY2W
7|Ultimate|Tarox|4BRY2-6W9VH-9CM6R-GPKRY-HHVCY

7|UltimateE|HP|278MV-DKMGJ-F3P9F-TD7Y3-W6G3M

7|UltimateN|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|Professional|Acer|YKHFT-KW986-GK4PY-FDWYH-7TP9F
7|Professional|Alienware|4CFBX-7HQ6R-3JYWF-72GXP-4MV6W
7|Professional|Asus|2WCJK-R8B4Y-CWRF2-TRJKB-PV9HW
7|Professional|Dealin|6BJ27-DVBFF-VKQC8-7JPQP-TJKYY
7|Professional|Dell|32KD2-K9CTF-M3DJT-4J3WC-733WD
7|Professional|Fujitsu|PT9YK-BC2J9-WWYF9-R9DCR-QB9CK
7|Professional|HCL|2QTV2-3CMPP-FQBYK-GRD62-D7XMW
7|Professional|HP|74T2M-DKDBC-788W3-H689G-6P6GT
7|Professional|Kraftway|32HPJ-4XRDR-424C8-DYQM9-GM768
7|Professional|Lenovo|237XB-GDJ7B-MV8MH-98QJM-24367
7|Professional|Mecer|2WGY7-J3JQT-78CF9-J6DHQ-DJTQW
7|Professional|MSI|2W3CX-YD4YJ-DF9B2-V27M6-77GMF
7|Professional|Samsung|GMJQF-JC7VC-76HMH-M4RKY-V4HX6
7|Professional|Sony|H9M26-6BXJP-XXFCY-7BR4V-24X8J
7|Professional|STEG|7RQGM-4BJBD-GM2YY-R2KTT-43HG8
7|Professional|Tarox|72X79-RQPFF-YGK82-7FF8M-PX4XB
7|Professional|Toshiba|2V8P2-QKJWM-4THM3-74PDB-4P2KH
7|Professional|Wortmann|6JKVQ-WJTWW-JVPRB-77TGD-2DV7M
7|Professional|????|862R9-99CD6-DD6WM-GHDG2-Y8M37
7|ProfessionalE|HP|P42PH-HYD6B-Y3DHY-B79JH-CT8YK
7|ProfessionalN|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|HomePremium|Acer|VQB3X-Q3KP8-WJ2H8-R6B6D-7QJB7
7|HomePremium|Advent|38JTJ-VBPFW-XFQDR-PJ794-8447M
7|HomePremium|Alienware|V3Y2W-CMF9W-PGT9C-777KD-32W74
7|HomePremium|Asus|2QDBX-9T8HR-2QWT6-HCQXJ-9YQTR
7|HomePremium|Asus Eee|7JQWQ-K6KWQ-BJD6C-K3YVH-DVQJG
7|HomePremium|Dealin|8YDX9-B7MMG-82XD9-V88G9-MR92T
7|HomePremium|Dell|6RBBT-F8VPQ-QCPVQ-KHRB8-RMV82
7|HomePremium|Dell 2|83K3W-QH8JT-T7KBY-9FQB6-V9R8H
7|HomePremium|Fujitsu|C6MHH-TRRPT-74TDC-FHRMV-XB88W
7|HomePremium|Genuine|2V36J-4RK8B-GW27Q-4DXPG-RQP78
7|HomePremium|Gigabyte|3743C-T6892-B4PHM-JHFKY-4BB7W
7|HomePremium|HCL|39QDH-D7MHH-WDMTD-TM2R9-KM7DB
7|HomePremium|HP|4FG99-BC3HD-73CQT-WMF7J-3Q6C9
7|HomePremium|Lenovo|27GBM-Y4QQC-JKHXW-D9W83-FJQKD
7|HomePremium|LG|38GRR-KMG3D-BTP99-TC9G4-BBDJJ
7|HomePremium|Medion|2P2P9-CM3F8-FTV6P-PC7CX-8TFF7
7|HomePremium|MSI|4G3GR-J6JDJ-D96PV-T9B9D-M8X2Q
7|HomePremium|Packard Bell|VQB3X-Q3KP8-WJ2H8-R6B6D-7QJB7
7|HomePremium|Samsung|CQBVJ-9J697-PWB9R-4K7W4-2BT4J
7|HomePremium|Shuttle|C3V4C-6Y6WM-DGRM9-QJG82-8K3FP
7|HomePremium|Siragon|HWDFB-YVFG4-3TJ7F-Q3WMT-7B6PH
7|HomePremium|Sony|H4JWX-WHKWT-VGV87-C7XPK-CGKHQ
7|HomePremium|Tarox|BWHCT-BWJPG-H9PV3-4V4WT-9978X
7|HomePremium|Toshiba|6B88K-KCCWY-4F8HK-M4P73-W8DQG
7|HomePremium|Toshiba 2|6GF36-P4HWR-BFF84-6GFC2-BWX77
7|HomePremium|Viewsonic|C23T3-9F2T2-FPWBM-XYMW2-272J9
7|HomePremium|Toshiba 2|6GF36-P4HWR-BFF84-6GFC2-BWX77
7|HomePremium|????|2P2P9-CM3F8-FTV6P-PC7CX-8TFF7
7|HomePremiumE|HP|TD77M-HH38J-FBCB8-8QX7Y-P2QH3
7|HomePremiumN|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|HomeBasic|Acer|MB4HF-2Q8V3-W88WR-K7287-2H4CP
7|HomeBasic|Asus|89G97-VYHYT-Y6G8H-PJXV6-77GQM
7|HomeBasic|Dealin|6M78P-JJRQP-9C4RX-RPK7G-3VTH3
7|HomeBasic|Dell|36T88-RT7C6-R38TQ-RV8M9-WWTCY
7|HomeBasic|Founder|7WGMV-QFYXX-64DCG-HQFWM-DWGKY
7|HomeBasic|Fujitsu|8W3JQ-BP2HY-F47QX-6CQ94-2BKQB
7|HomeBasic|HCL|2Q4QP-8P4MD-47YBP-7TXX9-FKDRM
7|HomeBasic|HP|DX8R9-BVCGB-PPKRR-8J7T4-TJHTH
7|HomeBasic|Kraftway|2YB9V-B4R3R-D8Y6R-CB7DB-J6YY7
7|HomeBasic|KSystems|82P6X-KGH24-FCPXC-XQKC9-74KC8
7|HomeBasic|Lenovo|22MFQ-HDH7V-RBV79-QMVK9-PTMXQ
7|HomeBasic|MSI|2TY7W-H4DD4-MB62F-BD9C3-88TM6
7|HomeBasic|Positivo|4FW6G-J7FR9-MHWGW-JDXP6-QQH89
7|HomeBasic|Samsung|2P6PB-G7YVY-W46VJ-BXJ36-PGGTG
7|HomeBasic|Sony|YV7QQ-RCXQ9-KTBHC-YX3FG-FKRW8
7|HomeBasic|Tongfang|9DBMT-GXRWM-6Q9Y3-WMYM8-FJCBW
7|HomeBasic|Toshiba|9H4FH-VD69Y-TGBD2-4PM4K-DRMMH
7|HomeBasicE|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX
7|HomeBasicN|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|Starter|Acer|RDJXR-3M32B-FJT32-QMPGB-GCFF6
7|Starter|Asus|6K6WB-X73TD-KG794-FJYHG-YCJVG
7|Starter|Casper ERA|6PB94-MC2C6-4F37H-KTJ32-PF2PT
7|Starter|Dell|36Q3Y-BBT84-MGJ3H-FT7VD-FG72J
7|Starter|ECS|BHP4B-MXP9G-RG7KQ-T8R84-CW3D3
7|Starter|Exper|4FRH4-WQDGJ-M9HRY-K73D8-RGT3C
7|Starter|Fujitsu|PMXH9-M23P9-QJJMB-2FWRC-7CDKP
7|Starter|Hannspree|BRFCY-XMXRV-28JHQ-F6D9B-BV73C
7|Starter|HP|RH98C-M9PW4-6DHR7-X99PJ-3FGDB
7|Starter|Lenovo|273P4-GQ8V6-97YYM-9YTHF-DC2VP
7|Starter|Lenovo|22P26-HD8YH-RD96C-28R8J-DCT28
7|Starter|Medion|2K8WH-JVQDM-C9HVC-YR2XC-8M76G
7|Starter|MSI|2W4DJ-JFFJV-DMCPP-2C3X8-883DP
7|Starter|Nokia|2XGHP-9TQK2-8CF28-BM2P2-8FRX8
7|Starter|Olidata|344HQ-3YHDT-C7VCT-BDPBV-4KTR3
7|Starter|Sony|32J2V-TGQCY-9QJXP-Q3FVT-X8BQ7
7|Starter|Tarox|6RVFM-RTMTJ-4DGWV-TXTQW-7GFFB
7|Starter|Toshiba|TGBKB-9KBGJ-3Y3J6-K8M2F-J2HJQ
7|Starter|Viewsonic|6TQ9G-QB2WK-FM2TB-CKBDP-9D6HM
7|Starter|Viliv|7W842-2HCPJ-BC3MJ-B79K6-TD2HQ
7|Starter|Zoostorm|6JPKB-P8D84-6DT8D-P2QHB-QMKP9

7|StarterE|HP|C3HY9-34XKR-6Y9Y9-RB7TR-84KWG

7|StarterN|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|Enterprise|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|EnterpriseE|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX

7|EnterpriseN|Demo|XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX-XXXXX


These are server 2008 R2 keys (Based on build 7600)
Server|ServerEnterprise|Dell|BKCJJ-J6G9Y-4P7YF-8D4J7-7TCWD
Server|ServerStandard|Dell|D7TCH-6P8JP-KRG4P-VJKYY-P9GFF
Server|ServerWinFoundation|Dell|VMYRB-8BRVQ-KXWFF-334J3-F2WHJ

These are server 2008 keys
Server|SBS|Dell|76GGM-4MQ6T-XCJH9-6R2XQ-PW2D2
Server|Business|Dell|76GGM-4MQ6T-XCJH9-6R2XQ-PW2D2
Server|Enterprise|Dell|26Y2H-YTJY6-CYD4F-DMB6V-KXFCQ
Server|Foundation|Dell|BHFGK-YDHVJ-49M49-FT9B3-WKG8Y
Server|Standard|Dell|223PV-8KCX6-F9KJX-3W2R7-BB2FH


XP|Orignal|V2C47-MK7JD-3R89F-D2KXW-VPK3J

XP|Home|KQXXH-YW4QM-B84W8-296FX-6XRDW

XP|Professional|FCKGW-RHQQ2-YXRKT-8TG6W-2B7Q8
XP|Professional|SP1|7QVT6-T2738-WRKJB-YKRFQ-XVK98

EnjOy..:)
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Remote Access Any Computer Using Chrome

There are many free and Open Source software that is very good for Remote Access. Do you know that remote access is also possible in Google Chrome. Here is the procedure to use Google Chrome to remote access any PC. Check it out.

Chrome Remote Desktop

Download this free extension HERE.

After installation click on the ICON which can be found in the Startup page of Chrome.

Click continue and you will asked to allow access to your data. proceed with allowing access.

You will be asked whether you want to share your own computer to some other system or connect to a shared computer.

If you have clicked “share this computer“, then it will generate automatic sharing code.

 

Just send this code to your partner and ask him to enter into the app. After he has entered, he will be able to view your screen

EnjOy..:)

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Create a Bootable Pendrive of any OS

Windows 7 USB/DVD Download Tool is a free tool from Microsoft to make an Bootable pendrive form ISO files. But how to make a bootable pendrive from the .img files or copy some other OS to the pendrive? We need some other tools. Here I have discussed about an free tool that allows you to create an bootable pendrive from any OS.

Win32 Disk Imager

As I already mentioned, it is an free tool for windows and it reads the disk image of any format and writes it in an Pendrive. It could also write it in the Memory Card and make it bootable.

The software is about 12.8MB and can be downloaded from here

Steps to create an Bootable Pendrive

Just download the package and open the Win32DiskImager.exe

Select the Image file which you want to copy.

Select the Removable disk which you want to make it as bootable.

Click the Write Button.

Wait for the process to be completed. Your bootable pendrive is READY..!!!

EnjOy..:)
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Create Undeletable And Unrenamable Folders In Windows

We have already discussed about creating nameless and invisible folder. Here is another trick. Here are the step by step instructions to create Undeletable And Unrenamable Folders In Windows. Check it out and create one.

 

How To Create Undeletable And Unrenamable Folders ?

Goto Run and Type cmd & hit enter.

 

Note: Remember you cannot create Undeletable & unrenamable folder in your root directory. That means you can’t create these folders in C:/

Type D: or E: and hit enter

 

Type md con\ and hit enter (md – make directory)

 

You may use other words such as aux, lpt1, lpt2, lpt3 up to lpt9 instead of con in above step.

Try to delete that folder or rename that folder windows, it will show an error message.

How to delete that folder ?

It is not possible to delete that folder manually. It can be deleted by repeating the steps to create the directory but instead of md con\ use rd con

EnjOy..:)

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Customize Your Windows 7 Start Menu Button

Windows users have been customizing their desktops in a variety of ways for years. Whether by downloading themes and backgrounds, or using third party applications to change more obscure settings like the default logon screen, many people seem intent on personalizing every aspect of their operating system to something that fits their individual taste. And what better to alter than an icon that's always visible?

While we don't mind the Windows 7 Start Menu icon, and actually feel it's somewhat of a leap forward from the rectangular buttons of old, swapping out the orb for a new icon is quick and painless with the help of Kishan-Bagaria's Windows 7 Start Orb Changer. Begin by downloading the utility here. Extract the main folder (W7SBC) anyplace you like and take a look at Must Read.txt for detailed instructions -- or read on for the general overview.

Leave all of the files in the W7SBC folder and run Windows 7 Start Button Changer.exe. Click Select & Change Start Button to browse for a new set of icons -- a few are included with the utility. Once selected, the program will backup explorer.exe and swap the icons. 

If you dislike the change, choose Restore Original Explorer Backup before repeating the steps above. Once your original explorer.exe is in place, continue swapping icons until you find something you like.

Windows x64 users: if you receive an "unhandled exception" error, the utility's creator suggests that you try to run it as an admin, so it's probably best to just do that from the get-go (right click on the program > Run as administrator). For what it's worth, I've used this tool trouble free on Windows 7 Home Premium x64 without running it as an admin.

You might find the base selection of icons limited, and unfortunately, I haven't found the perfect repository of orbs, but there are quite a few scattered around the Web -- especially on DeviantArt. Someone on SevenForums has also put together a useful collection of 213 orbs, so there's bound to be something you like there too.

If you find any other cool orbs or have another favorite Windows 7 customization, feel free to share them in the comments.

EnjOy..:)

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Top 25 Fun Google Tricks

Maybe to help dispel the wacky notion that geeks are boring, or maybe to prove that Search isn’t all work and no play and Sergei and Larry are by no means dull boys, Google every-once-in-a-Google-Moon leavens their spam-fighting and user experience-enhancing with some honest-to-goodness, good clean Fun Google Tricks.

You probably know a few of these memes already — passed around the intarwebz ad infinitum as they often are — those quirky little tricks and pranks you never thought you’d see from such a serious search engine. Occasionally, we searchers stumble upon some quietly placed “Google Easter Egg,” or sometimes Google’s PR peeps publicize some brand spanking new Fun Google trick that spices up the user experience as much as it enhances it. Whichever it is, these Google Tricks are fun darnit, so have fun with them.

Meme junkies and time-wasters that we are here at Google Tricks, we’ve had our fair share of good times. And because we’re not greedy, and because we like to organize as a way to procrastinate, we’ve done the heavy lifting of gathering what we consider to be the Top 25 Fun Google tricks right here in one glorious and easy-to-read location on this page. If you like the cut of our jib, perhaps you’d be so kind as to like us on the you-know-what-book, or add a one to our G+ thingie. We’d be so happy and thankful if you did.

 

1. Google Gravity
Quite simply, this is Earth-bound physics “infused” into Google’s interface: with “gravity,” the visual elements you commonly find on the interface, such as the search bar, the “I’m feeing lucky” button, and everything else fall down like a stack of bricks on the bottom of the browser. You can even “pick up” and “throw” the search results at the “walls” or just simply mess with them. This is no longer implemented on Google, but you can still see how it worked through the link below.

2. Let me Google that for you
LMGTFY or Let Me Google That for You is a somewhat tongue-in-cheek service made for those of us who are too lazy to use Google. Upon entering a search query, instead of results, you get a link that you can then mail to your lazy recipient.

Clicking on the link launches the actual search: thus, in this perigrinatory manner, you have Googled it for them. All they have to do is click the link. A beautiful example of technology making things more complicated for us.

3. Google Chuck Norris
There was a time when the internet raged with all imaginable Chuck Norris jokes. So naturally, Google itself dipped its hand in the meme with the Chuck Norris Google Trick. Search “Chuck Norris,” and Google returns a familiar Chuck Norris joke: “Google won’t search for Chuck Norris because it knows you don’t find Chuck Norris, he finds you.”

4. God on Google Earth
Sometime in 2010, people around the world went “God crazy” when Google Earth supposedly had taken a “snapshot” of “divine beings” while crossing a mountain zone in Switzerland. There’s no definite answer, of course, but the buzz it created was testament to how the entire online community could get excited over a blurry photo, like they do with pictures of cats.

5. Google Pac-man
A treasure-trove of fun Google tricks won’t be complete without mentioning Google’s Pac-Man doodle. On May 22, 2010, the 30th anniversary of the classic game, people around the world woke up to a search engine sporting an actually playable mini-version of Pac-Man. And naturally, hundreds of millions of people spent hours playing the game, basically slowing down productivity to a halt.

6. Google Mirror
This fun Google trick simply displays a mirror image of everything you might see when doing a search on Google.

 

7. Google Hacker
Those who are familiar with the so-called language of hackers (1337 5p3@k or “leet speak”) may love using this Google trick to amuse haxor pals or confound the squares. Sure, the trick isn’t much trickier than  swapping letters for moderately analogous numbers or ASCII characters — e.g. “G” becomes “6″, “E” becomes “3″, “N” becomes “||”, etc — But it’s still fun symbol-play, and still somehow feels like a secret language, despite that we all now w00t every time we are overcome with joy.

8. Google Barrel Roll
A Fun Google trick that is still accessible today, the barrel roll means exactly as it says: make Google do a barrel roll. Simply type “Do a barrel roll” into the search bar and Google dutifully obeys. Warning: This Especially Fun Google Trick is known to make babies cry and grown men squeal with delight.

9. Google Rainbow
Like a handful of the other Fun Google Tricks included in this list, this third-party website that has no official affiliation with Google but only offers its two cents in letting people experience the search engine in a delightful way. If you like colors, this site delivers it—although it may remind you more of the internet circa early-1990s, with all its animated GIFs.

10. Google Sphere
Google Sphere turns every little element you commonly see on Google’s homepage into a swirling “sphere.” It’s pretty cool, but it’s no longer implemented on Google. To see how it once worked, just visit the link below.

11. Google Spam
Probably not an actual Google trick but more a manifestation of how Google offers users related information. In the folders in your Gmail account, you usually see a one-line text advertisement from Adsense. But in the Spam folder, what you’ll see is a real Spam recipe—yes, it’s a recipe for something you can actually eat.

 

12. Google Tilt or Askew
Typing the word “tilt” or “askew” on Google (specifically if you’re using the Chrome or Safari browser) commands the search engine to “tilt” the whole screen slightly to the right.

13. Dragon Slayer
Those who use Google Docs will find this mildly amusing. If you create or open any spreadsheet, pressing Shift+F12 pops up a message that says: “Dragon slain! Congratulations, you’ve slain the dragon! ]B=8}”.

14. Google Ninja
Who doesn’t love ninjas? Google definitely does. If you’re using your Google Reader feed, press the keys “up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A” and a ninja (or a couple of them) appear!

15. All the Google Doodles
Over the years, Google has released several of its “doodles”—a temporary re-design of the Google logo made as a tribute to a historical event or the birthday of someone who has changed the world for the better. Through the link below, you’ll find all of the Google Doodles, not only the American versions.

16. Recursion
Type “recursion” into the Google search bar and Google in return asks, rather recursively: “Did you mean recursion?”

17. Google’s Nessie
Use the beach theme with your iGoogle homepage, then very patiently sit there and wait until the clock strikes 3:14 AM. Or you can just more the clock forward and see the monster” that comes out. If you actually waited several hours until 3:14 AM, finally seeing the monster might not totally amuse you.

18. Flight Simulator
What started as an Easter egg became so well-loved that Google eventually turned it into a regular feature of Google Earth. Just click Tools > Enter Flight Simulator, and you’re off to make a round-the-world tour. It would have been more awesome if Google Earth also has a “rocket launcher” feature with unlimited ammo to go with it, but maybe next time.

19. Google MentalPlex
One of the earliest (if not, the earliest) Google April Fool’s joke (this one surfaced in 2000) is the Google MentalPlex. Instead of typing their queries into the search bar, unwitting users were “invited” to just “think” their questions while gazing intently into the MentalPlex circle (apparently to allow Google enough time to “read” your brain signals and transform them into actual search engine queries), then click into the circle to see the results. Even Google’s CEO and co-founder Larry Page called MentalPlex “a quantum leap in finding what you are looking for on the Internet. Typing in queries is so 1999.” It was fun. Especially if you remember that this was the early days of Google, long before the billion-dollar behemoth called Adsense and what-have-you.

20. Google Anagram
Step 1: Type “anagram” into the Google search bar. Step 2: Google asks if you in fact mean “nag a ram.” Step 3: Proceed to LOL.

21. The disappearing “OO”
This is not really a Google fun trick per se, but you can wow your clueless friend with this little “magic.” Click anywhere on the white space of the Dark Arts page (URL in linked title above), then pretend to rub your two fingers on the two OO’s on the Google logo for 2 to 3 seconds, and the O’s will vanish. To bring it back, do the same thing: Click anywhere again and the OO’s will reappear, after which you will be redirected to the real Google.

22. Annoying Google
The “Annoying Google” trick is not really annoying under normal circumstances. Even if you’re in a hurry, Annoying Google’s way of messing up the words as you type them (randomly changing from upper-case to lower-case) is not really annoying. But if you want to see this in action and determine for yourself if it’s really annoying or simply mildly amusing, visit the link below.

23. Epic Google
Epic Google is Google on steroids — not the enhanced performance however, just the obscene bulk. Once the page loads, the logo, search bar, “Search” and “I’m Feeling Excessive” buttons, all swell until they either float off the page or you type a search and get the heck outta there.

24. Weenie Google
Weenie Google is the flip side of Epic Google. Once the page loads, the logo, search bar, “Search” and “I’m Feeling Inadequate” buttons,immediately begin to shrink to inscrutable and barely-usable sizes. Is fun, no?

25. Chicken Rolling
“Rick-rolling” is a popular prank that involves redirecting the unwitting user to a video of music artist Rick Astley singing one of his hit songs (most often “Never Gonna Give You Up”). Chicken-rolling, on the other hand, is like Rick-rolling, but with one dancing man eating fried chicken legs. To subject your unwitting friend to this prank, type the code “2204355” then click “I’m feeling lucky.” See what happens

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Bugs Of Techn0l0gy

How to Create Your Own Windows7 Theme

A Windows 7 theme is nothing but a collection of wallpapers, visual styles, screensaver and some windows settings which gives a unique feel to your desktop. You can change settings of some visual elements like Window border color, different windows sounds and create a new environment – in short a unique Windows 7 theme.
There are many reasons why you want to create your own Windows 7 theme. The first reason is that you may work with multiple computers and find it very difficult or distracting when there is another theme installed on the same system. You want to save time changing all the settings, colors, background wallpaper and in these situations a windows theme pack file will certainly help.
The second reason is that you may want to create something very unique which no one else has done before and would want to share this Windows 7 them with your friends or colleagues. If you have a website or blog, you can create a Windows 7 theme for your blog readers and give it away for free as well.
The advantage of using a Windows7 theme pack is that you can change the entire look by simply double clicking the themepack file. There is no need to change each and every setting over and over again.

Accumulate All the Items of The Theme You Are Going to Create

Before we move on to the steps of creating a Windows7 themepack, here are the typical elements of a Windows7 themepack which you need to know:

• Desktop icons
• Desktop wallpapers
• Windows Sounds
• Windows screensaver
• Mouse pointers
• Theme color
• Slideshow.

1. First accumulate all the elements of your theme in a new folder – here you will save all the files required by the theme to work. You can create nested folders inside your main folder to contain wallpapers, screensavers, mouse cursors and so on.



2. Find Wallpapers: Search for some cool wallpaper sites and download those wallpapers which you want to show in your theme. A quick Google Search for wallpapers will open a lot of wallpapers sites, you can also use our recommended list of trusted wallpapers sites here.
As an example – I would want to give a MAC feel to my windows desktop, hence I downloaded some MAC wallpapers and copied all of them to my custom Windows7 theme folder -> Wallpapers folder.

3. Find Screensavers: In the same way, search for some screensaver sites and download a couple of good screensavers for your new windows 7 theme. A good website for free screensavers is screensavers.com.
If you do not prefer to use any screensaver, it is perfectly all right. The themepack which will be created will then use windows default screensaver.

4. Find Unique sounds: Don’t like the sound scheme of Windows7? Go ahead and download some cool sounds which you want to use in the Windows7 theme which you are creating. You can use sounddogs.com or freesound.org to find high quality sound effects for Free. Once you have downloaded the custom sound files, drop them in the “Sounds” folder of the Windows 7 theme.
5. Cursors and Icons: Similarly you can find free mouse cursors here and some good looking icons on this website
Once all the files are in place, drop them in the respective folders – this will be handy when you want to change your theme at a later point of time or want to edit the theme from scratch.

Creating the Windows 7 Themepack

1. Right click on desktop and select “Personalize”, as shown below:



2. This will open a new window where you can change different elements of the theme. The window will look like the following:



3. Now you have to change the different elements of the custom theme which you are going to create.
First, click “Change desktop icons” on the left top of the window and choose the items whose icon you wish to change. Remember we created a new folder containing the files of our theme earlier? Now browse to the same folder and choose the respective icons, as shown below:



Make sure to select the checkbox “Allow themes to change desktop icons” and then hit “Apply” followed by “OK”
3. In the same way, click mouse pointers on the personalization window and browse to the “Cursors folder” of your Windows 7 themes folder. Next choose the cursors which you want to use in your theme, as shown below:



4. To add wallpapers to your Windows7 theme, go back to the personalization window and select “Desktop background” at the bottom of the window:



Now browse to the “Wallpapers” folder created earlier which contains all the wallpapers you have saved for the custom theme you are going to create.



Click save changes and you are done.
5. Changing the color of program windows is also fairly easy, click “Windows colors” at the bottom of the personalization window and pick the color you want to go with the custom theme.


6. The next feature is changing Windows sounds, which is available just beside the “Windows color” link at the bottom of the personalization Window. Click the “Sounds” link and this will open the following window:



First select the program events and then click the “Browse” button to select the source path of the sound file in the your Windows7 theme folder (discussed earlier).

Saving the Custom Theme

Once all this customizations are done, you have to save all the changes to a themepack file so that you can use this theme later. To do this, open the personalization window and click “Save theme” as shown below:



Next, right click the saved theme and select “Save theme for sharing”. This will open a window, now choose the file type as .themepack and save the themepack on your computer.




That’s it. You have just created a brand new windows7 theme and it’s ready to be used on any computer. To share this theme, all you have to do is send the themepack file to anyone and your friends would be able to use the same theme on their computers. If you want to change the theme again, you can follow the exact same steps as mentioned earlier, because you have the source files that are used in the custom theme you have built.
This tutorial works for all the editions of Windows7 e.g Home premium, professional, ultimate and enterprise.
Have you created your own personalized windows7 theme ? Please share your thoughts in the comments section..

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:How to Change the Logon Screen Background in Windows 7 :

How to Change the Logon Screen Background in Windows 7

How would you like to change the logon screen background in Windows 7 so as to give your Windows a customized look and feel? With a small tweak it is possible to customize the Windows 7 logon screen and set your own picture/wallpaper as the background. Changing logon screen background in Windows 7 is as simple as changing your desktop wallpaper. Well here is a step by step instruction to customize the logon screen background.

 

1. The image you need to set as the background should be a .jpg file and it’s size should not exceed 245KB.

2. The image resolution can be anything of your choice. However I prefer 1440 x 900 or 1024 x 768. You can use any of the photo editing software such as Photoshop to compress and set the resolution for your image. Once you’re done, save this image as backgroundDefault.jpg.

3. You will need to copy this image to

C:\Windows\system32\oobe\info\backgrounds

You will need to create that path if it does not already exist on your computer.
4. Now open the Registry Editor (Start -> Run -> Type regedit) and navigate to the following key

HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Authentication\
LogonUI\Background

If Background does not exist rightclick LogonUI, select New and then Key, and then name it Background. Now locate OEMBackground (listed on the right side). If it does not exist, right-click Background and select New and then DWORD and name it OEMBackground.

5. Double-click on OEMBackground and set the Value Data to 1.
6. Now log-off to see the new logon screen background. If you would like to revert back to the default background, just set the Value Data back to 0.
I hope you like this trick. Just try out and give your feedback!

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:: How to Create Your Own Customized Run Commands ::

How to Create Your Own Customized Run Commands

The Run command on Microsoft Windows operating system allows you to directly open an application or document with just a single command instead of navigating to it’s location and double-clicking the executable icon. However, it only works for some of the inbuilt Windows programs such as Command prompt (cmd), Calculator (calc) etc. So, have you ever wondered how to create your own customized Run commands for accessing your favorite programs, files and folders? Well, read on to find out the answer.

Creating the Customized Run Command

Let me take up an example of how to create a customized run command for opening the Internet explorer. Once you create this command, you should be able to open the Internet explorer just by typing “ie” (without quotes) in the Run dialog box. Here is how you can do that.

1. Right click on your Desktop and select New -> Shortcut.

2. You will see a “Create Shortcut” Dialog box as shown below

3. Click on “Browse”, navigate to: Program Files -> Internet Explorer from your Root drive (usually C:\) and select “iexplore” as shown in the above figure and click on “OK”.

4. Now click on “Next” and type any name for your shortcut. You can choose any name as per your choice; this will be your customized “Run command”. In this case I name my shortcut as “ie”. Click on “Finish”.

5. You will see a shortcut named “ie” on your desktop. All you need to do is just copy this shortcut and paste it in your Windows folder (usually “C:/Windows”). Once you have copied the shortcut onto your Windows folder, you can delete the one on your Desktop.

6. That’s it! From now on, just open the Run dialog box, type ie and hit Enter to open the Internet Explorer.

In this way you can create customized Run commands for any program of your choice. Say “ff” for Firefox, “ym” for Yahoo messenger, “wmp” for Windows media player and so on.

To do this, when you click on “Browse” in the Step-3, just select the target program’s main executable (.exe) file which will usually be located in the C:\Program Files folder. Give a simple and short name for this shortcut as per your choice and copy the shortcut file onto the Windows folder as usual. Now just type this short name in the Run dialog box to open the program.
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How to Disable Autorun in Windows7

Here are the steps on how to disable Autorun in Windows 7:

Step 1. Press Windows key + R to launch the Run dialogue box. Here you need to enter Gpedit.msc and then click on OK.

Step 2. You will now see the Local Group Policy Editor on your screen.

Step 3. On the Local Group Policy Editor, you need to click on Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates> Windows Components. Under Windows Components, you will see AutoPlay Policies.

Step 4. When you click on AutoPlay Policies on the left, you will also see an option that says Turn off AutoPlay on the right. Click on it and then choose the Edit option.

Step 5. On the Turn off AutoPlay window, you need to select the Enabled option.

Step 6. Click on the Apply and OK buttons and to finish the disable Autorun feature on Windows 7. Also make sure you select the All drives option as shown on the screenshot of step no.5 in order to disable the Autorun feature on all drives.

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Change Windows 7 Logon Screen To Anything You Want

You might have been bored because of same logon screen every time you logging in. The default windows login screen lacks taste of being Windows 7. Today I am here with a helpful tool. This 250 KB tool helps you to easily modify your logon screen to whatever you want.

This useful tool is actually brought to you by tweaks.com.

It enables you to change the background of the windows logon screen. You can have any size of background, this tool automatically resizes and recompresses the image to the highest quality possible being the original image untouched and unmodified.

If you want the default Windows 7 logon screen back just click Revert to Default Logon Screen and the application will automatically uninstall any customized screens.

To change the logon screen, download Tweaks.com Logon changer for Windows 7.

Unzip the 250 KB zip file and run the program. When the program loads up, Click on Change Logon Screen button.

Browse the background image you want in your logon screen. Don’t worry about 245KB image limit as logon changer tool automatically compress and resizes the image. So you can choose any large file.

If the file size is too large, then it will ask to create copy of it and resize it. Click Yes to proceed.

If it detects old logon backgrounds then click OK. Now you’ll have new logon screen ready. To have a live preview of it click on Test button.

If you don’t like the current screen and want to switch back you can always click on Revert to Default Logon Screen.

Hope this tutorial was helpful.
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