Hemos estado en esa posición, te encuentras feliz y contento utilizando tu ordenador cuando sin  previo aviso la Pantalla Azul de la Muerte hace su aparición. Nadie la llamó, ni la invitó,  simplemente decidió aparecer. Como ese chico que nadie soporta pero de alguna manera  siempre aparece en las fiestas. Sí, la vida sería más linda sin pantallas azules, pero si tratamos de  verle el lado positivo, sin esas horrendas pantallas no tendríamos este estupendo post. asi que  dale click a leer el resto de la entrada…

Imaginate ir a una tienda y….

Ver muchas pantallas azules de la muerte quemandote los ojos por dentro, quebrajando tu sueño de comprar una laptop y ver que todas estan asi:

Y sales corriendo de la tienda y te quieres distraer vas a tu juego favorito y….

Lo unico que ves es tu juego favorito siendo comido por la pantalla azul de la muerte noooo..!!!

Estupido juego

Aunque sirven para conseguirla mas barata si te conviene….

es bueno saber que los tecnicos informaticos de las empresas no tienen ninguna clase de experiencia con los Pantallazos azules asi que las empresas venden barato….

y no!! esta no es ninguna de las netbooks de la lista de ayer!!

Aunque son malas, Si sabes repararlas te conviene!

Pero desde que instalaron Windows en el transporte publico, Mejor me voy a pie o jalon…

Imaginense que tuvieramos metro o algun medio de transporte automatico controlado por robots y ver esto, lo mejor seria ponerse a rezar

Mejor a pie, Es mas sano!

O esta otra que por pasar anuncios feos le dio un pantallazo!!!…

Huy!! y yo que estaba viendo el partido!!

Vale mas aqui todavia no son tan modernos….

Imagínense perderse en otro pais querer hacer una llamada para pedir ayuda a alguien y ver esto:

Por eso amo mi celular...

Mejor tener el dinero debajo del colchón o en el marranito porque sino….

¿Qué útil que es la tecnología verdad? Gracias a ella puedes dejar tu dinero en el banco sabiendo que está seguro y cuando quieras puedes pasar a retirarlo. Bueno, no siempre… Espero que en este caso la Pantalla Azul de la Muerte sea para la maquina y no para mi dinero.  ¿¡A quién quiero engañar?, lo guardo en un cochinito debajo de mi cama

Chiva con el sueldo!!

O imaginense el descaro de vender un producto y la muestra este mala, si.. si.. si.. mucho clientes lloveran (je si como no!)

Excelente producto falla muy bien... Me los llevo todos.

Amigos rianse lo que quieran pero quiero que sepan que tarde o temprano les puede pasar y ojala ahi y se acuerden de mi riendome en su cara, Recuerden que todos usamos Windows y a todos nos puede pasar asi que cuidado con lo que hacen (ah y que quede claro que por ver porno no provoca pantallazos azules de la muerte)

Test: Go to some company and tell them about a free product that outsmart theirs..they will fuss over the free software and free software culture. Now, go to some foss activist, and talk to them about some proprietary software or Microsoft. They will start harassing them.

I ask you, why? Why are we deepening the bay between free software culture and proprietary software culture? The answers lie in our minds, deep..buried, because we never want to reveal them.

Each one has its own significance. Take the example …you are a techno-geek who is just passed out from the college, securing excellent marks, and you look around for jobs. All you get is the slogans of free software and develop free software. Will you get paid? Yeah, only in a few cases. Most of the work is volunteer-based, so you won’t get paid for it.

There are the questions related to this main question. Proprietary software are bad? No..actually, they aren’t. I am also a foss-activist, but unlike some others, I do not criticize proprietary software. I do not have enough abilities to do so. People might say that I am a foss-activist and I am supporting proprietary software. I am not taking anyone’s side. I am on my way, on both sides, there are two worlds..foss and non-foss. Choose what fascinates you.

Lets talk about advantages. Microsoft has recently built up an excellent ope

The New Microsoft?

rating system, Windows 7, which covers all of the uncovered or incomplete aspects of Windows Vista and Windows XP. Of course, I do not deny, and nor Microsoft will, that Windows Vista hadn’t gained as much popularity as Windows XP or Windows 98 did. Some FOSS activists call it the ultimate failure of Vista. I do not agree. Even if Vista hadn’t been much popular, it isn’t a failure. Now, Windows 7 is appealing product of Microsoft Corporation, but what I comment on it, is that it’s priced too high. In the meaning, too high for students, and economic classes. So, not everybody will benefit from it. Also, proprietary software includes great support and help from manufacturer. So, Its a good deal.

Score: Proprietary Software 1:0 FOSS

Free & Open Source Software, like my own group, Free & Open Source Software For Youth Foundation have its own significance. However, I am going to start my own proprietary group, so no offence Free software has no limitations on how you use them, except being free too. So, this is one advantage ..oops..two advantages over proprietary software…use them or throw them in dustbin…you can use them anyway..no matter how. Now, there is one gaping hole, because the software are free and there are very few organizations offering free software..(please note that ‘very few’ is in context of total organizations…5 every 100) ..so, there is a lack of support and patches, as well as people has low enthusiasm towards free software. But overall, it doesn’t stops me to say that FOSS are great!

Score: Proprietary 1:1 FOSS

Results: What I think, is that FOSS and Proprietary software are just two wheels of a cart. Both has their own position and dependencies and effects and reliabilities. We shouldn’t deepen the bay between them, but, We should bond them together. Proprietary software and free software should be bound together, because, both of their target is one: Get customers enough satisfaction with their products. So, Why not end this war? Only if FOSS and Proprietary software will work together, then they will be able to attract more customers, users and who knows, this theory might change the world!

Security experts raised privacy concerns after a US National Security Agency official revealed that the Agency collaborated with Microsoft during the development stage of Windows 7. The revelation was made in a prepared statement by NSA information assurance director Richard Schaeffer, before the United States Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Terrorism and Homeland Security, which operates under the Judiciary panel.

Speaking during a hearing on cybersecurity on November 17, Schaeffer acknowledged that the NSA drew on its “unique expertise and operational knowledge of system threats and vulnerabilities to enhance Microsoft’s operating system security guide”. Schaeffer ‘s prepared statement is available on video here (forward to 32^nd minute).

Commenting on Schaeffer’s revelation, security experts and watchdog groups expressed privacy concerns, citing the Agency’s controversial domestic intelligence operations in recent years.

Marc Rotenberg, executive director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center (EPIC), said “the obvious concern is [that the NSA has built] in back doors that enable tracking users and intercepting user communications”. This is the third time in recent years that the NSA is found to have collaborated with Microsoft in developing operating systems. The secretive Agency worked with the US-owned vendor on Windows 9X, Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows Vista.

Enunciado do Trabalho



A Beijing court has ordered Microsoft Corp. to stop selling some versions of its Windows operating system in China in a licensing dispute with a local supplier.

The order, which came on Monday, said Microsoft exceeded its rights under licensing agreements with Zhongyi Electronic Ltd., a Beijing company that developed Chinese character fonts used in the software.

Microsoft must stop selling versions of Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows Server 2003 with Zhongyi’s fonts, the Beijing People’s No. 1 Intermediate Court said in its ruling, a copy of which was released by Zhongyi.

Microsoft said it would appeal.

“Microsoft respects intellectual property rights. We use third party IPs only when we have a legitimate right to do so,” the company said in a statement. “We believe our license agreements with the plaintiff cover our use of the fonts.”

Microsoft did not respond to a question about what proportion of its products sold in China use Zhongyi fonts or how many copies might be affected.

Zhongyi said its agreement with Microsoft allowed the Seattle-based software producer to use its fonts only in Windows 95 and they were added to later products without permission.

China is a leading source of pirated copies of software, movies and other goods and its government has long been accused of failing to do enough to stop the thriving underground industry.

China’s small but ambitious technology companies say they are among the biggest victims of piracy and are turning to the courts to help defend their intellectual property.

In December, a group of 11 people who were convicted of selling unlicensed copies of Microsoft software were sentenced by a Chinese court for up to six and a half years in prison.

On the Net:

Zhongyi Electronic Ltd.: www.china—e.com.cn/en/profile/ZhongYiProfile.htm   

Microsoft Corp.: www.microsoft.com

Microsoft Windows through the ages | Techcloud.gr

Από το 1985 μέχρι σήμερα, η Microsoft έχει παρουσιάσει 13 εκδόσεις του λειτουργικού της συστήματος. Από τα Windows 1.0 μέχρι και τα Windows 7, άλλες από αυτές θεωρούνται επιτυχημένες ενώ άλλες έχουν δεχθεί ίσως περισσότερα αρνητικά σχόλια παρά θετικά. Όπως και να έχει όμως 24 χρόνια Windows και Microsoft είναι πρωταγωνιστές στις εξελίξεις![νεχτ]

You don’t have to be a genius to be certain that Microsoft is working on the next Windows version for a while now. And even though there isn’t much around about it, gathering a lot of hints, here’s a report about possible (and some certain) next features:

• Hibernation improvements: Windows 8 will include a special Hibernation/Resume API that will replace Windows Vista Xpress compression engine used in the hibernation process. Windows 7 includes some improvements in this area, but they are promising a whole new experience.
• Kernel security enhanced. PatchGuard feature (Windows’ kernel security module) will provide a new and enhanced security.
• Maintaining and improving DirectAccess feature for mobile users. Presented in Windows 7 (along with BranchCache), DirectAccess brings a better experience for mobile users outside the organization.
• New user interface. Nothing much about this, but they are promising a new one.
• Improvements in the Remote Desktop protocol and other Server tools.
• New download experience.
• New networking features.
• Windows 8 Application Server. For the server version, will include (like already has) the application server role but with a new strategy.

This new operating system, since it will be a major release that will include also the server version, will be in 2012. But still is too early to be certain about things.

On a side note, once I’ve heard that Microsoft always uses a transition operating system in the middle of the main releases. For example: Windows Millennium (between Windows 98 and Windows XP) and Windows Vista (between Windows XP and Windows 7). So, where do you think Windows 8 is?

Einen BSOD (blue screen of death) kennt wohl jeder noch, der das alte, rottige Windohs als DOS-aufsatz noch kennt. Aber wer hat schon einmal so einen “blackscreen” gesehen?

Auch elf jahre später kann einem so ein olles monster noch überraschen. Schade, dass ich kein bild aus der vorabfase dieses kräschs habe…

You don’t have to be a genius to be certain that Microsoft is working on the next Windows version for a while now. And even though there isn’t much around about it, gathering a lot of hints, here’s a report about possible (and some certain) next features:

• Hibernation improvements: Windows 8 will include a special Hibernation/Resume API that will replace Windows Vista Xpress compression engine used in the hibernation process. Windows 7 includes some improvements in this area, but they are promising a whole new experience.
• Kernel security enhanced. PatchGuard feature (Windows’ kernel security module) will provide a new and enhanced security.
• Maintaining and improving DirectAccess feature for mobile users. Presented in Windows 7 (along with BranchCache), DirectAccess brings a better experience for mobile users outside the organization.
• New user interface. Nothing much about this, but they are promising a new one.
• Improvements in the Remote Desktop protocol and other Server tools.
• New download experience.
• New networking features.
• Windows 8 Application Server. For the server version, will include (like already has) the application server role but with a new strategy.

This new operating system, since it will be a major release that will include also the server version, will be in 2012. But still is too early to be certain about things.

On a side note, once I’ve heard that Microsoft always uses a transition operating system in the middle of the main releases. For example: Windows Millennium (between Windows 98 and Windows XP) and Windows Vista (between Windows XP and Windows 7). So, where do you think Windows 8 is?

Via:
Crenk

You want to log off but you don’t want to lose your unsaved work. You can lock Windows with these steps. These are only for Windows NT/2000, Windows XP, and Windows Vista/7. Keep in Mind that Windows Vista and 7 support two methods at once.

Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP W/O User Stwitching, Windows Vista/7.

To Lock:

1. Press Crtl-Alt-Delete
2. Click on “Lock Workstation” or “Lock This Computer” based on what you see.
3. You’ve locked your PC

To Unlock:

1. Press Crtl-Alt-Delete or Click your Username
2. Type in your Password
3. You’ve unlocked your PC

Windows XP or Vista with Fast User Stwitching

Windows XP’s Fast User stwitching is different.
To Lock:

1. Click on the Start Menu
2. Click on the Log Off button for XP or the Lock for Vista
3. Click on Stwitch Users (XP Only)
4. You’ve locked your PC

To Unlock:

1. Click on the Start Menu
2. Click on your Username and type in the password
3. You’ve unlocked your PC
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Windows 1.0 – November 1985

Windows 2.0 – December 1987

Windows 3.0 – May 1990

Windows 3.1 – April 1992

Windows for Workgroups 3.11 – February 1994

WinNT 3.51 – June 1995

Windows 95 – August 1995

Windows NT4 – August 1996

Windows 95 OSR2 – October 1996

Windows 98 – June 1998

Windows 98SE- May 1999

Windows 2000- February 2000

Windows Me – July 2000

Windows XP – October 2001

Windows Server 2003 – 2003

Windows XP 64-bit – 2003

Windows Fundamentals for Legacy PCs – July 2006

Windows Vista (Business Customers) – November 2006

Windows Vista (Retail Customers) – January 2007

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Learn Windows 98se/me – key combination’s shortcuts

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Pe data de 4 Septembrie s-a creat un tracker pe nume FileList si astazi implineşte 2 ani de existenţă.
Sa îi urăm un călduros La Mulţi Ani !

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Valuable System Information is saved on your computer that you should be aware of and have immediate access to. To gain and understand this knowledge, here’s what to do:

1. Right click My Computer.

2. Select Properties (from the context menu.)

3. Click on the Device Manager tab (if not already selected.)

4. Click Print.

NOTE!  From this point, you have two separate choices that you must make. You can select one of two choices, which are:

a. Select the default report which will give you a print out called the System Summary. The default report (depending on your printer and its settings) will spill out approximately 2 1/2 pages , of information as to your IRQ settings, your machines Input and Outport Usage (I/O), Usage of Memory (physical RAM), and finally your Basic Input-Output System (BIOS) date and its version.

b. Select All Devices and System Summary . This choice will print out an exhaustive report of approximately 9 1/2 pages.

COMMENT! Although I’m the first to conserve INK whenever possible… If you’re running 98, I suggest you do this at least once; regardless of the cost of ink, and save the extended report in a safe place. It’s just good common sense, and at least you’ll know everything about your computer, even though at first glance; the full report, at initial glance won’t make much sense to you… but, believe it or not… over time… you’ll find that saving this information will become invaluable.

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If you want to split the signal and display the same content on more than one monitor then no.
If you want to extend the workspace between two monitors, it is yes if you have two VGA or DVI outputs on your PC. If your video card only has one VGA output and you have a PCI card or you have a PCI Express card and a SLI or CrossFire Motherboard (But don’t enable that mode).

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