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Svay Reing Border
The town of Svay Rieng is the capital of the province of the same name and while there’s not much to see in the town, there are a fair few attractions nearby worth seeing on your journey toward Vietnam. Read more »
October 20, 2009–This moonraker, designed by Paul’s Robotics in Worcester, Massachusetts, was awarded first prize in the third annual Regolith Excavation Challenge, held October 18 at NASA’s Ames Research Center in Moffett Field, California. The remote-controlled robot took Read more »
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Since man first touched the moon and brought pieces of it back to Earth, scientists have thought that the lunar surface was bone dry. But new observations from Read more »
G.Skill has introduced the Falcon II solid state disk series, it features 64GB, 128GB and 256GB disks. These models use 34nm MLC NAND flash memory and are equipped with the new Indilinx ECO controller with 64MB cache.
The 128GB and 256GB models feature read speeds of up to 220MB/s and write speeds of up to Read more »
As you known that, for Windows which build new it is not yet full version in using , testing in using. So if everyone meet this problem, Please Practice below steps:
*After Windows Server 2008 installation done
*Download file here to get a cracker, dont care anything’and then to click on button ‘Click here to download the file’, Save the file in your computer
* Then, click Start -> Run and type Services (or go to Start -> Program -> Admin tools and choose services from there). Go to Services->Software Licensing and choose “Disabled” as Startup method.
* Reboot your computer, when rebooted, go to
C:\Windows\ServiceProfiles\NetworkService\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\SoftwareLicensing
and delete the tokens.dot file there, replacing it with the one from this package.
Yet again, go to Services->Software Licensing and choose “Automatic” as Startup method.
* Run the vistaactivation.exe file (as included), activate your computer as if it was
running Vista Ultimate. (Should any errors occur, just neglect them.) Restart your
computer.
* After reboot, Windows Server 2008 will now ask for a cd-key, use the following one:
6F2D7-2PCG6-YQQTB-FWK9V-932CC – wait a few minutes it for it to activate, et voila!
Now you’ve got a activated Windows Server 2008 version.
So what’s the downside with all this? The computer is semi-recognized as Vista Ultimate
now, but server roles should still apply as if they were part of the Server 2008 version.
Enjoy your activated Windows Server 2008 copy, if you like this product, you should buy it.
The great thing about security cameras is the fact that they let you record things without needing to have a human being physically there.
The downside is that, in most cases, it takes a human being to figure out whether there is anything interesting there. Sure, there is motion-sensing technology, but such Read more »
BEIJING, Oct. 8 (Xinhua) — China will launch a French-made communications satellite for the Hong Kong-based APT Satellite Holding Limited in the first half of 2012.
A contract for the launch service was signed here Sunday.
The satellite, dubbed APTSTAR-7 and made by the Thales Alenia Space, will be sent into space by China’s Long March 3B/E carrier rocket at the Xichang Satellite Launch Center in southwestern China, according to a statement issued by the China Great Wall Industry Corporation (CGWIC), the contractor of the launch on Sunday.
The satellite, with a designed life span of 15 years, will function for the service of live television broadcast and communications in Asia, the Middle East, Australia Africa and parts of the European Union.
As the only Chinese company engaged in international commercial satellite launching services, CGWIC, a subsidiary of the China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation, has launched 36 foreign satellites.
As mobile phones become more powerful and GPS information easier to get, it’s getting to the point where we have to Read more »
Microsoft is set to announce on Monday that it is ready with a second beta version of its Visual Studio 2010 and .Net Framework 4.0 developer tools. Both products are set for a final release on March 22, Read more »
There’s a bit of a tempest in a teapot brewing over what one can and can’t do with a Windows 7 upgrade disk.
My hope with this post is to help things simmer down as opposed to boiling over, but we’ll see. So here goes.
The upgrade version of Windows 7 (as opposed to the higher-price full version) lets one move from any properly licensed version of Windows XP or Windows Vista to Windows 7 on that same computer. Only certain of these upgrades, however, can be done as a simple update–what Microsoft calls an “in-place upgrade.” Users moving from Windows XP, switching from 32-bit to 64-bit versions, or moving from a higher-end version of Vista to a lower-end version of Windows 7 can use an upgrade disc but will have to do a more cumbersome upgrade, known as a custom, or “clean,” installation.
The difference between an in-place upgrade and a “clean” installation, in this instance, means backing up one’s data, installing Windows 7, restoring the data, and reinstalling all Windows programs. Windows 7 upgrade disks can be used to do this clean installation and will recognize the previously installed version of Windows. So if you don’t have any previously installed Windows on the machine, you will want to get yourself a full copy of Windows 7.
While it might be technically possible to use the upgrade disks to do an installation of Windows 7 without a previous version, doing so, as Microsoft points out, is not properly licensed.
Some of the confusion has come after enthusiasts noted a way to get an upgrade disc to install on a fully erased hard drive.
Again, the main issue here is whether one is properly licensed to do so. If you have a licensed copy of Windows XP or Vista for that computer, you are good to go, and Microsoft technical support should be able to help you activate that machine. If not, you may be able to get it to install, but you could well run into technical or legal hurdles.
I think that ZDNet blogger Ed Bott put it well in his post on this topic:
The answer is really simple. If you qualify for an upgrade license, then yes, you can use any number of work-arounds to install the operating system legally. If you don’t qualify for an upgrade license, then those same workarounds might technically succeed, but your license is not valid.
Will you get away with it? Probably. But if you’re running a business, you run the risk that an employee will turn you in to the Business Software Alliance, which could lead to an audit, civil charges, and eventually some stiff penalties.
It should also be pointed out that beta test and pre-release versions of Windows don’t count as a previously licensed version of Windows, but if you have the RC installed over a previous version, for example, you can do a custom upgrade rather than having to reinstall XP or Vista before installing 7. (The upgrade version can detect the previous versions used before Windows 7.)
Nor is it allowed to count the version of Windows that came installed on a previously bought PC, if that’s not the machine you’re upgrading. (Retail boxed copies can be transferred from one machine to another; ones that came pre-installed on the PC are licensed only for that machine.)
This is also relevant to Mac users who want to run Windows 7 on their machines. Such users also need to have a previously licensed full copy of Windows to properly qualify for upgrade pricing, whether they are using Windows in Boot Camp or using a virtualization product like Parallels or VMWare’s Fusion.
I hope that this overview helps more than it adds to the confusion. Either way, please let me know.
Reference:
http://news.cnet.com/8301-13860_3-10388567-56.html
Thailand has officially asked for the extradition of the ousted, former prime minister, Thaksin Shinawatra, from Cambodia, but in vain. In a statement rejecting the extradition request, the Cambodian Foreign Ministry called the prosecution of Thaksin “a politically-motivated proceeding” and said it was a consequence of the 2006 coup d’etat.
The ongoing visit of Thaksin, and his new post as economic advisor, has further chilled an already-strained relationship between the two nations. They have both withdrawn their ambassadors and Thailand is reviewing a number of agreements between them.
http://english.cctv.com/program/asiatoday/20091112/103924.shtml
“You shouldn’t get the inoculation if you are allergic to penicillin.” Bai Yun, who works for the CDC of Shijingshan District talked a junior high first-grader out of the waiting line after carefully examining his history of allergies.
On the morning of Nov. 10, over 90 students were queuing up for the jabs at the door of a classroom at Beijing Blue-sky No.2 High School. Watching out for those who are not fit for the jabs, Bai Yun soon found another 3 girls who had caught a cold and put them on the “unfit” list. Baiyun explained that the children of migrant workers were not left out in the government’s drive to provide free A/H1N1 inoculations for the city’s school students. We value the health of every child.
“It’s cold out here, and keep your coat on until you are inside,” Head-teacher Zhao said to Zhang Huidong, a student who comes from Hebei Province.
These children’s parents are all migrant workers, who mostly don’t have a good education themselves. Whether their children get the jabs or not is not top of their concerns. So the head-teachers have to take over the responsibility.
“After the students turned in the signed health statements, we called every family again to confirm their children’s history of allergies and vaccinations. We have to be absolutely sure,” Zhao said.
In the observation room, first-aid drugs and oxygen bags are readily available and an ambulance is parked right in front of the school building. Any student who is found showing abnormal reactions after getting the inoculation will be taken to the nearest hospital immediately.
At present, massive A/H1N1 flu inoculation for school students is still going on in the city and is expected to be finished in the week. 80,000 students at the 140 schools for children of migrant workers can get the inoculation for free on a voluntary basis.
Reference:
http://www.cctv.com/english/special/news/20091111/103547.shtml
By LEE YUK PENG
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has been invited by his Thai counterpart Abhisit Vejjajiva to meet up with southern Thai leaders in December.
Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Anifah Aman said this in his reply to Datuk Ibrahim Ali (Independent-Pasir Mas) who asked about the situation in southern Thailand. Read more »
By JIM GOMEZ Associated Press Writer
Published: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 3:00 a.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 2:14 a.m.
MANILA, Philippines – President Barack Obama will meet leaders of Southeast Asian nations, including Myanmar, in a high-level affirmation of Washington’s new policy of engaging the military-ruled country Read more »
