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the windows xp has alot of falils that make your computer easy to hack i tried alot of protection software but whithout use at least i found that russion program that is great it make your computer safe ex of its power it ask you to allow or reject windows files wow its name is kaspersky anti virus download link : http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ some of its advandge Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0 is an essentially new approach to data security. The program's main feature is that it unites and noticeably improves the existing features of all the company's products in one protection solution. The program ensures not only anti-virus protection but protection from unknown threats. You no longer need to install several programs on a computer to give yourself full protection. You can simply install Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0. The multifaceted defense covers all channels for data transmission and exchange. The flexible settings for any program component lets users maximally adapt Kaspersky Anti-Virus to their specific needs. Unified configuration for all the protection components is also built-in. Let's take closer look at the new features in Kaspersky Anti-Virus 6.0: New Protection Features Now Kaspersky Anti-Virus® not only protects you from known malicious programs, but programs that have not yet been discovered as well. The Proactive Defense component is the number one advantage of the program. It is built on the analysis of behavior of applications installed on your computer, monitoring changes to the system registry, tracking macros, and fighting with hidden threats. The component uses an heuristic analyzer that can detect various types of malicious programs. In doing so, a history is kept of malicious activity, on the basis of which malicious activity can be rolled back and the system can be restored to the state prior to the malicious activity. The File Anti-Virus technology for the user's computer has changed: now you can lower the load and increase the speed of file scans. iCheck and iSwift help achieve this, along with only scanning new or altered files. By operating in this way, the program rules out repeat scans of files that have not been changes since the last scan. The scan process now runs in the background while you work. A scan can take up a fair amount of time and system resources, but the user can perform his work simultaneously. If any operation requires system resources, the virus scan will be paused until that operation is completed. The scan then resumes from the point where it left off. Scanning critical areas of the computer which could lead to serious consequences if infected are set aside for a separate task. You can configure this task to run every time the system is started. Protection of mail on the user's computer from malicious programs has been significantly improved. The program scans e-mail sent on these protocols for viruses:

I would like to start with a hazard: Microsoft allows the download of Windows Vista only to a limited number of beta testers throughout the world in several segments: The home\consumer users, SmallBiz, MidMarket customers and enterprise customers. The availability of public download has lately been limited to Technical adoption program (TAP) customers, MSDN and Technet subscribers. The link to download Windows Vista directly from Microsoft's website has been closed after reaching a huge threshold of millions of downloads. Windows Vista introduces a new experience unlike anything you've ever seen. It has a slick new interface and amazing visual effects. But if we put the clearness of Windows Vista aside, there are just so many great new features and benefits in the new OS that you just cannot overlook it. Although we provide links to torrent, Emule HTTP and FTP downloads, we cannot guarantee the integrity of the downloads and we strongly advise you to either install the OS into VIRTUAL PC before you run it on your production machine, or install it to a test machine. We also advise you to check the Windows Vista website on Microsoft.com. Downloading directly from Microsoft's official sites is the most responsible and legal thing you can do. You can never know what people are hiding in builds that are available for free download over the web. Actually, here's a great tip for you. If you're running Emule, Torrent, Skype or any other Peer2Peer application, you must have realized how huge it's bandwidth consumption is. I actually run these apps in a Virtual PC environment and whenever I need my bandwidth for other things I just put the virtual machine in a "pause" state. You should try it. Also, all of my internet surfing is done from the Virtual PC and this way if I get a spyware or a virus, I can always discard the changes done since my last reboot and get back to the previous state. You must admit this is a nice idea :-) You will also learn in the Internet Explorer section, how browsing using low rights IE provides you with the safest web experience ever. Learn how I manage my software downloads over the web without virus and malware risks by clicking this link Microsoft may open the following links occasionally, so keep checking periodically: Download Windows Vista (ENGLISH X86) http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Download Windows Vista (ENGLISH X64) http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Notice from Mark420: Please read our forum rules on discussing pirating software or downloading via peer to peer licensed and copyright material.Check out the RULES here http://forums.xisto.com/topic/77393-welcome-to-xisto-open-discussion-free-web-hosting/

bored of the regular look of the windows xp >? i have the solution with that program you can : 1-change the login screen(must download from net from the program) 2- change windows xp loading screen (put your picture or an somthing else) 3- change windows style (blue or red or what you want)(must download from net from the program) 4- change windows icons (must download from net from the program) here is the program Tuneup utilities 2006 the link : http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/ Notice from pyost: Using the SIZE tag *WILL NOT* make your post easier to read! And try to be more precise when choosing the section where you create a topic.

My Windows XP installation has reached its half-life. (You do know that Windows has a half-life, donât you? Every installation of Windows naturally degrades along a logarithmic curve until it becomes annoying, then unbearable, then unusable. Each successive revision of Windows has featured a slightly longer half-life. Back in the day, Windows 95 would last me about 3 months, while my copy of Windows XP has lasted me almost 9. Iâm not bitter; when you realize that youâre measuring on a logarithmic scale, a factor of 3 improvement is really quite impressive.)Still, the fact remains that my Windows XP laptop can no longer (a) print, ( sleep, or © change network settings without crashing. This is not multiple choice; it canât do any of those things. Itâs time for a clean re-install.Back up entire d: drive to iMac upstairs. rsync rocks. Find Windows XP install disc. Reboot with Windows XP install disc. Asked for product activation. Curse Microsoft. Search my house in vain for my original, 100% legitimate, retail Windows XP box. Reboot. Search control panels in vain for a window, dialog, tab, or pane that displays my current product key. Search Google for âwindows xp get current product keyâ. Find a utility on a cracker web page in Russia that displays the current product key. This is one of the more lame utilities, since most of the good ones allow you to change it. I donât wish to change it; I actually have a perfectly good product key, I just donât know what it is. Reboot with Windows XP install disc. Reboot repeatedly as required. Boot screen. Choose between âWindows XP Professionalâ and âWindows XP Professionalâ. Brilliant. Pick one. The wrong one. Boot into ****ed Windows XP install. Hard reboot. Pick the right one. Make mental note to hack boot.ini later. âWelcome to Windows XP. You have no useful programs and no internet access. You have 30 days left for activation. Would you like to activate now?â Yes, I would, but I have no internet access. Unnecessarily loud and cheerful startup noises. Make mental note to turn off all sounds later. Search the âNetwork and Internet Connectionsâ wizards in vain for some way to set up my Linksys wireless card. Having never done a clean install of XP (I previously upgraded from Windows 2000), and having been moderately impressed by the new wireless networking features in XP, I naively assumed this would âjust workâ. Silly rabbit. Search my house for my Linksys wireless card driver install disc. Find the install disc that came with the old card, that broke and was replaced by the new-and-improved version 3.0 card. Wonder if that will suffice. Fight with the âAdd New Hardware Wizardâ trying to install the obviously inferior drivers off this disc. Wonder where the âDevice Managerâ is hiding. Find the âDevice Managerâ. Right-click on the unknown device, âLinksys_Instant_Wireless_Cardâ. Update driver. âWindows was unable to locate a driver for this device. Would you like to search on the internet?â Yes, Iâd love to, but I canât, you moron. Install driver from specific location. Specify WIN2000 folder on old-and-inferior install disc. âThis driver is not digitally signed.â OK. âThis driver may cause your computer to become unstable.â OK. âThis driver may anally rape your mother while pouring sugar down your gas tank.â OK. Nothing. No connection, no internet access, no acknowledgment of any device whatsoever. Reboot. Doesnât work. âTake a tour of Windows XP!â I am. Reboot. Doesnât work. Dig out old wired PCMCIA card. Take computer upstairs. Plug directly into switch. cmd. ipconfig. We have an IP address. ping https://www.google.de/?gfe_rd=cr&ei=BwkjVKfAD8uH8QfckIGgCQ&gws_rd=ssl. We have name resolution and internet access. Fire up Internet Explorer. runonce.msn.com. No. http://www.linksys.com/gb/. Support. Downloads. WPC11. Windows XP. Linksys.com rocks. Insert Linksys wireless card. Back to Device Manager. Uninstall old-and-inferior driver. Update driver. âThis driver is not digitally signed.â OK. âThis driver may cause your computer to become unstable.â OK. âThis driver mayâ¦â OK. cmd. ipconfig. We have internet access. âAdd your .NET Passport to Windows XP!â No. Fire up Internet Explorer. http://www.msn.com/de-de?rd=1&ucc=DE&dcc=DE&opt=0. No. https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/. Download Mozilla. Realize I should create an âf8dyâ user because it will make my life easier later. Create âf8dyâ as an administrator. Log out. Log in. Install Mozilla. Yes, I would like to make you my default browser. The world is happiness and glee. âTake a tour of Windows XP!â Sigh. â30 days left for activation!â Click. Yes, I would like to activate Windows over an active internet connection, now that I have one. No, I would not like to register with Microsoft. Yes, I have read the privacy statement and agree to give up my computer, my civil rights, and my first-born child. I wasnât using my civil rights anyway. Back to Mozilla. Set up IMAP server. Set up SMTP server. Set up LDAP directories. Fiddle with endless settings. Ooh, 1.5 alpha has auto-login scripts in Chatzilla. Make mental note to get on IRC when this is all done and ***** about it to a bunch of Linux-loving hippies. Search Google for âwindows xp tweakuiâ. Download TweakUiPowertoySetup.exe. Run TweakUiPowertoySetup.exe. âThe procedure entry point GetDllDirectoryW could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.dllâ Dig. Dig. Dig. Aha. TweakUI requires Windows XP Service Pack 1. Fire up Internet Explorer again. windowsupate.microsoft.com. âDo you want to install and run Windows Update V4 Control?â Yes. âAlways trust content from Microsoft Corporation?â No. âWindows Update has found 39 critical updates and service packs.â Install now. âService Pack 1 must be installed separately from other updates.â OK. Yes, I agree to bend over, grease up, and accept the End User License Agreement. Wait. Time passes. Wait. Time passes. Wait. Time passes. It is getting dark. You are likely to be eaten by a grue. Reboot. âTake a tour of Windows XP!â âAdd your .NET Passport to Windows XP!â Fire up Internet Explorer. âWindows Update has found 26 critical updates.â This we call progress. Install now. Wait. Time passes. Reboot. âTake a tour of Windows XP!â âAdd your .NET Passport to Windows XP!â Control Panel. Display settings. Use Windows Classic theme. No desktop picture. Blank screen saver. OK. Folder options. Use Windows classic folders. Toggle virtually every View option. OK. Sounds and Audio Devices. Mute. No sound theme. OK. Taskbar and Start Menu. Donât hide inactive system tray icons. Use Classic Start menu. Customize. Show small icons in Start menu. Expand Control Panel. Donât use personalized menus. OK. Try TweakUI again. Success. Donât beep on errors. Disable combo box animation. Disable cursor shadow. Disable list box animation. Disable menu animation. Disable menu fading. Disable menu selection fading. Disable mouse hot tracking effects. Disable tooltip animation. Disable tooltip fade. Disable window animation. Donât optimize hard disk when idle. Donât show Help on Start menu. Donât show Recent Documents on Start menu. Donât allow web content to be added to the desktop. Clear document history on exit. Disable smooth scrolling. Donât maintain document history. Donât maintain network history. Donât manipulate connected files as a unit. Donât prefix âShortcut toâ on new shortcuts. Donât show Links on Favorites. Donât show My Documents on Start menu. Donât show My Pictures on Start menu. Use Classic Search in Explorer. Use Classic Search in Internet Explorer. Donât use intuitive filename sorting. Do use Tab to navigate Autocomplete. Hide places bar in common dialogs. Disable balloon tips in Taskbar and Start menu. Donât show any desktop icons. Disable all document templates. Auto-login as âf8dyâ. Quit TweakUI. Delete everything in Start menu. Windows Catalog. Windows Update. Outlook Express. Tour Windows XP. Games. Accessories. MSN Messenger. Make mental note to look up how to completely uninstall MSN Messenger. Set up command prompts. 3 for home. 4 for work. 5 for incoming. 125 width, 3000 height. 125 window width, 57 height. Do not let system position window. Fire up Mozilla. http://www.cygwin.com/. Download and install Cygwin. bash binutils bzip2 cron crypt curl cvs diff gawk gcc grep gzip less links lynx more naim ncftp ncurses openssh patch rsync. rsync rocks. sed tar texinfo tidy unzip vim wget which whois zip Copy over old ssh private keys. Test ssh diveintomark.org. Oh glorious king, thy name is ssh. Copy over old Emacs installation. Dig up my .emacs file that makes Emacs bearable. Search Google for âproxomitronâ. Download. Install. Configure Mozilla. Search Google for âuninstall msn messenger windows xpâ. Discover that SP1 actually makes this visible in Add/Remove Programs, Add/Remove Windows Components. Delete a bunch of other crap while weâre there. Outlook Express. Windows Media Player. MSN Explorer. http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/. Download ActivePython. Install. Fire up Emacs. Test interactive Python shell in Emacs. The world is happiness and glee. Search Google for âkerio firewallâ. Download. Install. Reboot. Boot menu still lists duplicate installations. Fire up Emacs. Open boot.ini. Remove old installation. Add â/noguibootâ flag to new installation. Reboot. Search Google for âapache 2.0 win32″. Download. Install. Copy and paste custom stuff into httpd.conf. Restart Apache service. That covers the essentials that I need to do my job. The rest can wait.Readers who feel the need to point out that the title really ought to read 5 hours or fewer can suck my left *BLEEP*.