Monday 31 October 2011

AVG ANTIVIRUS KEYS FOR 2012......



All AVG Licence key
AVG Internet Security 2012 serial Number license key free :

8MEH-R6BFE-HWUHF-DPNDA-VFUWX-2EMBR-ACED


AVG Internet Security Network Edition
8MEH-RCB97-4YZT9-P4RRR-RV79O-2EMBR-ACED

AVG Internet Security SBS Edition Serial Lincense Key free:
8MEH-RAJC2-O3H77-KRRQA-HO7OJ-REMBR-ACED

AVG Anti-Virus 2012 Serial number license Key:
8MEH-RF22Z-AN7HS-QDWMR-2EEBP-BEMBR-ACED


AVG Anti-Virus SBS Edition Serial:
8MEH-RB32G-UPY8U-TRLQR-BTN8P-CEMBR-ACED

AVG Anti-Virus Network Edition Serial
8MEH-RK82S-PFW82-C33BA-QF8FA-GEMBR-ACED

AVG Anti-Virus Plus Firewall Serial Number:
8MEH-RF22Z-A6FGS-QDWMR-2NRWJ-BEMBR-ACED

AVG Enail Server Edition 2012 serial
8MEH-RE6B8-SA83Z-A489R-9OOUP-EEMBR-ACED

AVG File Server Edition
8MEH-R9Q3V-ZYWZT-92KCR-ALLMV-YEMBR-ACED

How to Convert Any Blog Into An Ebook For Offline Reading






Internet is full of some nice blogs with nice content, but you need to go online for reading the nice posts available on the blogs. But you can also convert a blog into an ebook for further reading offline






Follow these steps:








  1.  GOTO ON THIS PAGE
  2. Click on starts Now
  3. then Enter blog address and then specify platform (blogger and wordpress). Also specify the way you want to fetch the posts. 
  4. Choose the options.
  5. Click on the get Posts. You can uncheck any post that you don’t want to include in your PDF.
  6. Then download the ebook with the given download link.



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Sunday 30 October 2011

AVG 2011 KEYS.....


All AVG Licence key
AVG Internet Security 2011 serial Number license key free :

8MEH-R6BFE-HWUHF-DPNDA-VFUWX-2EMBR-ACED


AVG Internet Security Network Edition
8MEH-RCB97-4YZT9-P4RRR-RV79O-2EMBR-ACED

AVG Internet Security SBS Edition Serial Lincense Key free:
8MEH-RAJC2-O3H77-KRRQA-HO7OJ-REMBR-ACED

AVG Anti-Virus 2011 Serial number license Key:
8MEH-RF22Z-AN7HS-QDWMR-2EEBP-BEMBR-ACED


AVG Anti-Virus SBS Edition Serial:
8MEH-RB32G-UPY8U-TRLQR-BTN8P-CEMBR-ACED

AVG Anti-Virus Network Edition Serial
8MEH-RK82S-PFW82-C33BA-QF8FA-GEMBR-ACED

AVG Anti-Virus Plus Firewall Serial Number:
8MEH-RF22Z-A6FGS-QDWMR-2NRWJ-BEMBR-ACED

AVG Enail Server Edition 2011 serial
8MEH-RE6B8-SA83Z-A489R-9OOUP-EEMBR-ACED

AVG File Server Edition
8MEH-R9Q3V-ZYWZT-92KCR-ALLMV-YEMBR-ACED

How to Make Windows XP Genuine



1:- Open NotePad from Start Menu and paste the following code in your notepad program.

Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersion]
“CurrentBuild”=”1.511.1 () (Obsolete data – do not use)”
“ProductId”=”55274-640-1011873-23081″
“DigitalProductId”=hex:a4,00,00,00,03,00,00,00,35,35,32,37,34,2d,36,34,30,2d,
31,30,31,31,38,37,33,2d,32,33,30,38,31,00,2e,00,00,00,41,32,32,2d,30,30,30,
30,31,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,86,56,4e,4c,21,1b,2b,6a,a3,78,8e,8f,98,5c,00,00,
00,00,00,00,dd,da,47,41,cc,6b,06,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,
00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,38,31,30,32,36,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,b5,16,
00,00,83,83,1f,38,f8,01,00,00,f5,1c,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,
00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,00,66,e5,70,f3
“LicenseInfo”=hex:33,b7,21,c1,e5,e7,cd,4b,fd,7c,c6,35,51,fd,52,57,17,86,3e,18,
d3,f4,8c,8e,35,32,7b,d1,43,8d,61,38,60,a4,ca,55,c9,9a,35,17,46,7a,4f,91,fc,
4a,d9,db,64,5c,c4,e2,0f,34,f3,ea
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREMicrosoftWindows NTCurrentVersionWPAEvents]
“OOBETimer”=hex:ff,d5,71,d6,8b,6a,8d,6f,d5,33,93,fd
2. Now save the file on the name of Genuine.reg (Make sure to save it with .regextension.). Save the file on Desktop
3:- Now close the file and go to Desktop and double click on the file you just saved.
4:- Guys your Windows XP is now genuine. Restart your windows and that’s it.
Second Method
If you are not lucky and the above method is not working for you then don’t worry you can try this one.
1. Download this file
2. Extract it and open the file.
3. Now go to genuine microsoft software and click on the button “Validate Windows”
4. Done
Now your Windows XP is Genuine. Don’t forget to read my previous article aboutwinzip alternatives. If you are using Kaspersky Interent Security then don’t forget to check my blog for free kaspersky key license.

Windows Unsolved Mysteries !




Hi today i will share a few cool and mysterious things.  I hope you all like this article .
  Here are some of the unsolved mysterious things  involving the worlds most used
  OS "Windows" .One day i got a mail stating that......

This is not the first time I listen about this funny question that "why we can't create a folder with name 'CON' , and I’m sure most of  you also try to make folder "CON" just now after reading the title of article  ! if no,then go and 1st try it .... If you try creating a folder named CON, as the mail claims, it’ll get renamed automatically to New Folder. But there is no mystery behind this, and the team at Microsoft very well knows the reason for this. :-)

Why is it not possible to create a folder named CON ?

Before we proceed further, let me tell you a small secret you can’t even create a folder named PRN, AUX, NUL and many others.

The reason you can’t create a folder with these names is because these are reserved keywords used by DOS. The below screen-shot taken from Microsoft’s website shows a list of reserved keywords in DOS.
If you try creating a folder with any of these names, the name automatically changes back to the default “New Folder”. And this is what has caused the confusion. Instead of automatically renaming the folder, had an explanatory warning message popped up.

Here are  Some of the Other Mysteries

1.Go to notepad and type Bush hid the facts. After which, save your work anywhere
   with any name and close  notepad. Then re-open notepad and open your previously
   saved file and look what appears. 

2.Open Microsoft Word then type: =rand (200, 99) and press ENTER. By now
  I bet you’re seeing something strange that not even Bill Gates and his team can explain. 

Hope you enjoyed this article :)

How to fix 'Microsoft Office 2010 encountered an error during setup'


How to fix 'Microsoft Office 2010 encountered an error during setup'
(If you happen to be having the same problem that I did)


Having trouble installing Microsoft Office 2010 on Windows XP SP3? Try my solution below.


It took me a very long time to find a solution to this problem, particularly given the lack of any error messages at all. Just the one saying there was a problem, but not what the stupid problem was! Thanks Microsoft, real helpful.


I checked my installation error logs, and found that installation started giving errors after saying "FILESINUSE: One or more (windowless) processes are holding files in use." But no information about which process(es) it was.



Anyway, after much internet and soul searching, I discovered this solution, by someone called MetaHazar.


In a domain environment, I had set the "Windows Management Instrumentation" service to start automatically in the Default Computer Policy, Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, System Services, Windows Management Instrumentation. I had originally set this computer policy to ensure that WMI was running on all computers in the domain so that I could conduct a hardware/software inventory. What I'm discovering is setting this policy breaks many application installations including MS Office. By disabling this policy and opening a command prompt on the affected machine, typing 'gpupdate /force' and rebooting the PC, logging in as a domain administrator I can now install Office Pro Plus 2010 without error. SO, if you are in a domain environment, my suggestion is to review your GPO's for the WMI service setting and disable, even temporarily.



Here is my step by step version of what he said, for n00bs
1. Click Start, then Run...


2. Type 'services.msc' (without the inverted commas)


3. Find a service called 'Windows Management Instrumentation'


4. Right click on it and select 'Stop'


5. Right click on it again and select 'Properties'


6. On the 'General' tab, change 'Startup type' to 'Manual'


7. Click Start, then Run... again


8. Type 'cmd'


9. At the command prompt, type 'gpupdate /force'


10. Restart your computer and login as administrator



If you completed this without getting any errors, you hopefully also shouldn't get any when installing Office 2010. Good luck!

Xara Designer Pro 7.1.1.17261




Quite simply the world’s fastest graphics software, with truly flexible illustration tools and revolutionary photo handling. A single application for all types of creative work, whether it’s vector drawings, DTP, photo composition, web graphics or Flash animation. Comes in 2 versions, Photo & Graphic Designer and Designer Pro, Pro offers advanced print and web design features.
Xara Designer Pro is our top of the range product and includes all the features and templates of Web Designer 7 Premium and Photo & Graphic Designer 7. Plus it adds extra features that Pro designers need including support for PDF/X, PANTONE® and color separations, multi-core processor support for extra speed, enhancedimport/export filters, a pro version of the photo panorama tool and more.

Install:
Run Xara_Designer_Pro_7_Cool_en-GB_Release.exe
To Install Xara Designer Pro 7.1.1.17261
follow The Onscreen Instructions By The Installer
When Finish Installing, Click Finish, To Complete The Setup
Now Dont Start The Program And Make Sure Its Not Running,
Now Go To The Folder [ C.R. Patch ] And Run XDP v7.1 Easy Patch By Cool Release
Done Enjoy !!! .

Download Link:
FROM THE DOC OF COMPUTER SOLUTION:-

Virtual Dj pro 7.3



VirtualDJ is the hottest AUDIO and VIDEO mixing software, targeting DJs from the bedroom, mobile, and professional superstars like Carl Cox.
With VirtualDJ’s breakthrough BeatLock engine, songs will always stay in beat, and the DJ works their mixes incredibly faster than they ever could.


How to Overclock a PC


Overclocking, for some, seems too good to be true, but it is very possible (and sometimes fun) to do. However, overclocking can have its consequences. When done improperly, damage may result in your system, and in the worst case, a complete system failure. This guide will focus completely on PCs, though it is possible to do on Macs as well. Also, if you have absolutely no idea of the overclocking fundamentals, it is suggested that you read this first (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Overclocking).
EditSteps
  1. 1
    Know the precise definition of overclocking. "Overclocking is the process of forcing a computer component to run at a higher clock rate (the fundamental rate in cycles per second, measured in hertz, at which a computer performs its most basic operations such as adding two numbers or transferring a value from one processor register to another) than designed or designated by the manufacturer".
  2. 2
    Understand that not all computers can be overclocked. For one, laptops are pretty much out of the question. Also, any OEM (original equipment manufacturer) computer, such as a Dell, HP or E-machine, will be more difficult to overclock, so your best bet for overclocking is to purchase or build a custom system, but keep in mind that some motherboards can't be used to overclock. Now let's begin.
  3. 3

     The BIOS ScreenThe BIOS. Overclocking is best done in the computer’s BIOS (Basic Input/Output System). There are also some motherboards that let you do a basic increase in power by setting a jumper, but this is dangerous and you have no real stability control. There are some software programs available which allow you to overclock inside the operating system, but the best results are achieved by changing BIOS settings. Usually you can get into your BIOS by pressing DEL (some systems may use F2, F10, or Ctrl-Enter) as soon as your computer begins the POST (Power On Self Test - when it shows the RAM size, processor speed, etc.). Here, you can change your FSB (front side bus), memory timings, and your CPU multiplier (also referred to as CPU Clock Ratio).
  4. 4
    Clearing your CMOS. Sometimes, an overclock can become unstable. If this happens, or your computer will not boot, you will need to reset the BIOS back to default and start over again. This is done by clearing the CMOS (a small piece of memory on the motherboard which stores your BIOS configuration, and is powered by a small battery). Some newer motherboards will bypass user settings in the CMOS if the computer fails POST (often caused by a faulty overclock). However, most motherboards require a manual clear. This can be done in two ways, depending on your motherboard. The first way is by changing the position of the clear CMOS jumper on your motherboard, waiting a few minutes, then repositioning the jumper to its original place.

     The CMOS JumperThe second way, if your motherboard doesn’t have this jumper, consists of unplugging your computer, removing the little CMOS battery, then pressing the power button (your capacitors will discharge), and waiting a couple of minutes. Then you have to refit the battery and plug in your computer. Once your CMOS is cleared, all BIOS settings are reset back to default and you’ll have to start the overclocking process all over again. Just so you know, this step is only necessary if your overclock becomes unstable.
  5. 5
    Locked or Unlocked. The first thing to know when you start the process of overclocking, is whether your processor is multiplier locked or unlocked. To check whether your CPU is locked, lower your multiplier via the BIOS one step, for example from 11 to 10.5. Save and exit your BIOS and your computer will restart. If your computer posts again and shows the new CPU speed, it means your CPU is unlocked. However, if your computer failed to post (screen remains black) or no CPU speed change is present, this means your multiplier is locked.
  6. 6
    Multiplier Unlocked Processors. Usually, your max overclock is limited by your memory, or RAM. A good starting place is to find the top memory bus speed in which your memory can handle while keeping it in sync with the FSB. To check this, lower your CPU multiplier some steps (from 11 to 9, for example) and increase your FSB a few notches (e.g.: 200 MHz to 205 MHz). After this, save and exit your BIOS. There are a few ways to test for stability. If you make it into Windows, that is a good start. You can try running a few CPU / RAM intensive programs to stress these components. Some good examples are SiSoft Sandra, Prime95, Orthos, 3DMark 2006 and Folding@Home. You may also choose to run a program outside of Windows, such as Memtest. Load a copy of Memtest onto a bootable floppy, then insert the disk after you have exited the BIOS. Continue to increase your FSB until Memtest starts reporting errors. When this happens, you can try to increase the voltage supplied to your memory. Do note that increasing voltages may shorten the life span of your memory. Also, another option is to loosen the timings on the memory (more on this a bit later). The previous FSB setting before the error will be your max FSB. Your max FSB will fully depend on what memory you have installed. Quality, name-brand memory will work best for overclocking. Now that you know your max FSB, you’ll figure out your max multiplier. Keeping your FSB @ stock, you raise your multiplier one step at a time. Each time you restart, check for system stability. As mentioned above, one good way to do this is by running Prime95. If it doesn’t post (reread the section about clearing the CMOS), or Prime 95 fails, you can try to raise the core voltage a bit. Increasing it may or may not increase stability. On the other hand, the temperature will also be increased. If you are going to increase the core voltage, you should keep an eye on temperatures, at least for a few minutes. Also note that increasing voltages may shorten the life span of your CPU, not to mention void your warranty. When your computer is no longer stable at a given multiplier setting, lower your multiplier one step and take that as your max multiplier. Now that you have your max FSB speed and your max multiplier, you can play around and determine the best settings for your system. Do note that having a higher FSB overclock as opposed to a higher multiplier will have a greater impact on overall system performance.
  7. 7
    Multiplier Locked Processors. Having a multiplier locked processor means that you can only overclock by increasing the Front Side Bus. We’ll just follow the same strategy as applied in the beginning of the unlocked processors step. Basically, raise the FSB in small increments, and after each post, check the system for stability (Prime95 or Memtest). Also remember that increasing your CPU or RAM voltage can give you more stability. When you reach your peak FSB (probably because of your memory), you can try to get a little further by relaxing your memory timings.
  8. 8
    Getting Your System Stable. Now that you have an initial overclock, whether with a locked or unlocked processor, you have to tweak the system to get it absolutely stable. This means you have to change the variables (Multiplier, FSB, voltages, memory timings) until the system is rock solid. This is mainly a trial and error process and takes up most of the time when overclocking a system. Here are some thoughts: Your system will start acting strange if your motherboard doesn’t have a PCI /AGP lock. Having a PCI/AGP lock will keep the frequency of your PCI and AGP bus at 33 and 66 MHz respectfully, even if you raise your FSB. Without this lock, the PCI and AGP bus speeds are increased with the FSB, eventually reaching a point where they no longer function correctly. Some motherboards have this lock and some don’t. Check your motherboard / BIOS for such an option. Remember that increasing your voltage will almost always make your system more stable. But as stated before, your temperature will sky rocket and the components lifetime may be decreased. Therefore, the goal is to find the lowest voltage settings at which your system is stable. Decreasing your FSB a few notches may also provide a stable overclock. Sure, you may not want to lower your max overclock, but lowering your FSB 1-2 MHz can mean the difference between a stable system and a BSOD after 25 minutes of gaming. Sometimes, a very high temperature can cause instability as well, so be sure to keep your processor at a decent temperature. One of the ultimate stress tests is Prime 95. When you think your system is stable, run the blend torture test for 12 hours and see if you get any errors. If you don’t, then you should be set. If errors are present, go back to the drawing board. Lower your FSB, increase your voltage, relax your memory timings, etc.
  9. 9
    Test Utilities. These utilities are designed to put your memory through its paces. If you've got a faulty module or an unstable overclock, these programs will find it. Either one can be loaded onto a floppy disk and used to boot the computer from. They can also be a real life-saver when testing the limits of your hardware. Spare yourself the chance of corrupting a hard drive file system, figure out what works with these first. To use, simply put the program on a floppy disk and boot the computer. The utility will automatically load and begin running the tests. You may find that a CPU overclock that runs either Memtest or WMD successfully without error may not be completely stable in Windows. In these cases, typically a slight increase in CPU voltage will usually resolve the problem. CPU-Z is probably the most popular program to verify and display your system overclock. With the latest version there's even a way to submit your overclock online for verification and to get a comparison link, similar to many graphics benchmarking programs. WCPUID is a similar program, however it has not been updated in some time, and may not recognize all the latest processors and chipsets. Also below are a few Windows-based programs that can help you verify you've got a stable overclock before you actually start using your computer for other tasks. In step 6 it was mentioned that Folding@Home can be used to test stability, however a failure often results in losing the work unit, which is why most people don't like to use F@H for this purpose.
  10. 10
    Memory Timings. Memory timings or latency refers to how quickly the system can get data in and out of the RAM. This is different from Memory speed, or the frequency that the memory runs at in relation to the processor and system bus. Think of it in terms of a mass-transit system. The memory speed is the rate at which the Metro train moves from station to station. The latency measures how quickly the people can move on and off the train at each stop. Generally, the lower the memory timing value, the less latency there is, and the faster the memory responds. Most BIOS are configured by default to Auto detect timings from the memory module by SPD or Serial Presence Detect, however many have the option to change this to manual so that the user can adjust the settings individually. SPD values are programmed into the memory by the manufacturer, and are typically printed on a label on the side of the module. Timings are usually referred to in this order, along with some available settings in the BIOS.

     SPD ValuesCAS is sometimes referred to as CL or Cycle Length. Some motherboards have an option as low as 1.5 for this setting. But the effect of CAS on memory latency is much less than tRCD, tRP or CMD. CMD or Command Rate has the most effect on memory performance. Not all memory and/or motherboards are capable of running a 1T CMD however. Memory manufacturers and overclockers usually refer to memory timings in the same order as listed above. For example, some low-latency memory might indicate CL2 2-2-5 right on a sticker on the module itself. Some memory (such as TCCD) may be rated differently at different speeds such as low timings of 2-2-2-5 at PC3200 (200 Mhz DDR400) and higher timings of 3-4-4-8 at PC4400 (275 Mhz DDR550). Many memory modules do not advertise CMD so you should check reviews before purchasing to get an idea if it will run at 1T.
  11. 11
    Memory chip quality. There are many manufacturers of individual memory chips (such as Samsung, Winbond, Hynix) and also manufacturers of memory modules (such as Corsair, Kingston, OCZ) who use other companies' chips to make their modules. Memory chips are tested and "binned" by the manufacturer following production and then sold to other companies to make the modules. Some chip manufacturers (such as Samsung, Geil) also make their own modules. Memory chips come in many different flavors so there are a few things to watch for. BH5, or more specifically, Winbond BH-5 chips, have become almost legendary in the overclocking enthusiast world for their ability to run at low latency timings, even at high speeds, albeit when supplied with an extreme amount of voltage. More recently, companies have taken to using BH5-based UTT chips to satisfy overclockers' needs. Some people have had good luck with modules made using these chips, however be aware that the UTT designation means that the chips came untested from the manufacturer. When memory manufacturers have a wafer come off the line that for whatever reason doesn't meet specification, rather than scrap the entire piece they often (depending on market demand) sell off the chips as UTT and it's up to the module manufacturer then to test the chips and determine if they're any good. Since these come out of at least a partially defective wafer, it can't be said with any certainty that the chips can take all the extra voltage and speeds people throw at them. In any case, both UTT and BH5 based modules are typically only good up to ~225 Mhz at the voltages available on most motherboards, i.e.. 2.85 to 2.9 volts. Many DFI motherboards are capable of supplying more than 3 volts to the memory, up to and even including 4 volts! If you don't have a DFI board, you can check out OCZ's DDR Booster to see if it's compatible with your motherboard. For many boards the Booster will give you from 3.4 to 3.8 volts available. The Samsung TCCD is another type of chip that has caught on lately, and may just surpass the BH-5 for "King of the Memory Hill" because it can run at tight timings at default speeds, loose timings at much higher frequencies, and doesn't require much more than stock voltage to keep it running. Most system memory made today is of the TSOP variety, or Thin Small Outline Packages, rather than BGA (more commonly found on video cards) or Ball Grid Array. The names have to do with the way the chips are made and how they attach to the circuit board of the memory module.
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    Athlon 64 Overclocking. Although previous steps of this guide was not processor-specific, the procedures detailed above apply more to Socket A overclocking than the latest A64 chips. There are some significant differences which are worth mentioning to help you get the most out of your Socket 754 or 939 processor. First off, the A64 does not really have a FSB or front side bus speed per se. The term FSB refers to the frequency of the connection between the CPU and Memory Controller. On an Athlon XP chip this could be 133, 166 or 200 (effective 266, 333 or 400 DDR) depending on the model. But the Memory Controller is integrated into the processor on an A64 chip and therefore runs at the same speed as the CPU. There is a connection to the Northbridge on the motherboard however, called the Hypertransport Link, which can be either 800 Mhz (effective 1600) on Socket 754 or 1000 Mhz (effective 2000) on Socket 939. Now the Hypertransport Link speed is determined from the base HTT speed of 200 (referred to as CPU Frequency in this BIOS above) times the HT Multiplier (shown as HT Frequency below) which is by default, 4x on S754 and 5x on S939. It is very important to remember to lower the HT Multi as you increase HTT. Ideally you want to try to keep the overall link speed close to the default 800 or 1000 as going much above these will result in instability. There are cases where someone complains they can't get more than 220-230 HTT on their overclock and think they've topped out the memory or CPU. Had they reduced the HT Multiplier by one step more they likely would have found they could keep going higher on the HTT. Anyway, back to this. The principle behind the CPU Multiplier is the same for A64, only now they refer to it as the FID, or Frequency ID. If you take the base HTT frequency and multiply it by the FID you end up with the speed that the CPU runs at. Unfortunately with A64 processors, only the default multi and lower is unlocked and available to use. Some BIOS will allow half-steps on the FID, however these have been shown to either cause instability or not even work at all, so it's best to just stick with the full multi's. FX chips have all multipliers unlocked, so these can be adjusted both higher or lower than the factory default. Unlike AXP systems, with A64 it is not as important to make sure the FSB remains synchronous with the memory speed. While benchmarks will show a slight increase staying with a 1:1 ratio, going asynchronous is not the detriment to performance it once was. Considering the high speeds available to modern S754 and S939 processors and motherboards, it's a good thing that memory dividers can be implemented. Speaking of memory dividers, this is another setting that sometimes confuses people. While the idea of memory ratios or dividers have existed for a while, AMD users were always told not to use them. Now that we can use them we need to understand that the exact ratio changes slightly depending on the CPU multiplier you use. The reason for this is with the memory controller built into the processor, any divider used takes into account the CPU Multiplier when calculating the ratio. See the chart that shows what the different settings for memory divider in BIOS will result in.

     The Different Settings for Memory Divider in BIOSThe numbers in the top row correspond to the memory speed setting in the BIOS. Some motherboards will only have standard JDEC speeds available such as 200, 166, 133 and 100 whereas others may have the listed "in-between" speeds. The number in parenthesis beside the memory speed indicates the hypothetical ratio for that particular setting. For example, to run memory at 166 we start by taking the base frequency of 200 and multiply that by the ratio of 5/6 and we get 166.66 exactly. However, as mentioned above, the ratio has to be a factor of the CPU Multiplier, so we need to look at the row indicated by the multiplier being used. For example, a 3000+ "Venice" stock multi is 9x, so if you come down to that row, then move across the row to the 166 memory column you find that the ratio used for this setting will actually be 9/11 rather than the 5/6 as indicated at the top. The 9/11 ratio yields a memory speed of 163.63 which is close, but not quite the same as what it should be for a true 166 speed. This is not a problem but just something to be aware of.


           FROM THE DOC OF COMPUTER :-https://www.facebook.com/groups/hrushikeshkshirsagar1997/doc/146831142080608/

Mac OS X Lion (Mac App Store)


Mac OS X Lion (version 10.7; marketed as OS X Lion) is the eighth and current major release of Mac OS X, Apple's desktop and serveroperating system for Macintosh computers.
A preview of Lion was publicly unveiled at Apple's "Back to the Mac" event on October 20, 2010. It brings many developments made in Apple'siOS, such as an easily navigable display of installed applications, to the Mac, and includes support for the Mac App Store, as introduced in Mac OS X Snow Leopard version 10.6.6.On February 24, 2011, the first developer's preview of Lion (11A390) was released to subscribers ofApple's developers program.Other developer previews were subsequently released, with Lion Preview 4 (11A480b) being released at WWDC 2011.
Lion achieved golden master status on July 1, 2011,followed by its final release via the Mac App Store on July 20, 2011. Apple reported over 1 million Lion sales on the first day of its release.

Hardware support

The first developer preview of Lion added TRIM support for SSDs shipped with Macs, which is also included in the latest version of Snow Leopard (10.6.8) shipping with current MacBook Pros before July 20, 2011. As of yet, there is no TRIM support for other SSDs.

System requirements
  • x86-64 CPU (Macs with an Intel Core 2 Duo, Intel Core i3, Intel Core i5, Intel Core i7, or Xeon processor.)
  • At least 2GB of RAM
  • Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later (Mac OS X 10.6.8 is recommended)
  • 7 GB of free hard drive space is recommended
  • AirDrop is supported on the following Mac models:MacBook Pro (late 2008 or newer), MacBook Air (late 2010 or newer), MacBook (late 2008 or newer), iMac (early 2009 or newer), Mac mini (mid 2010 or newer), Mac Pro (early 2009 with AirPort Extreme card and mid 2010 or newer).

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Crystal IDEA AnyToISO Converter Pro 3.2.411 Multilingual


  • AnyToISO – Open/Extract/Convert to ISO, Extract ISO, Make ISO
    AnyToISO is an efficient software to convert the popular image formats on the internet into ISO format. Why ISO? Because many virtual disks as well as CD / DVD burning software support the ISO format, in other words, the ISO format is more flexible to used.
  • AnyToISO supports all CD/DVD formats popular in Internet.
  • AnyToISO works on Windows and Mac OS X.
  • Most CD/DVD burning software works with ISO images and its native images only. Use AnyToISO for conversion before burning.
  • With AnyToISO you can mount any CD/DVD image found in Internet to your Parallels/VMWare virtual machine.

  • Extract/Convert to ISO: NRG, MDF, UIF, DMG, ISZ, BIN, DAA, PDI, CDI, IMG, etc CD/DVD-ROM images
  • Extract ISO, DMG, DEB, RPM… files
  • Create ISO from CD/DVD/Blu-ray disks
  • Create ISO from files/folders
  • Integration with Explorer and Apple Finder
  • Command line support

    Install:
    Run anytoiso.exe
    To Install CrystalIDEA AnyToISO Converter Pro 3.2.411 Multilingual
    follow The Onscreen Instructions By The Installer
    When Finish Installing, Untick -> ( Launch AnyToISO )
    And Click Finish, To Complete The Setup, Now Dont Start The
    Program And Make Sure Its Not Running, Now Go To The Folder
    [ C.R. Patch ] And Run CI-ATISO Easy Patch By priyank
    Done Enjoy !!! .

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