ITSoftMedia Based Online » Windows Xp http://www.itsoftmedia.com (Quality Content Within Your Reach) Wed, 11 Jan 2012 05:32:48 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 Microsoft Product Keys Latest Collections http://www.itsoftmedia.com/microsoft-product-keys-latest-colletions.html http://www.itsoftmedia.com/microsoft-product-keys-latest-colletions.html#comments Wed, 21 Jan 2009 22:47:52 +0000 admin http://www.itsoftmedia.com/?p=467

Microsoft Product Keys

My collection includes valid keys for Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Office, Exchange Server and many more…

  • Windows XP Home Edition K W8F6Q-HM3JB-2XRHD-7Q92J-XKY6W

  • Windows XP Home Edition KN M9D9J-2TQV2-FBJQP-2M8G8-DGQ26

  • Windows XP Media Center Edition H23CJ-2WXM9-M9D2K-42226-DJWRD

  • Windows XP Professional Edition K FRH2X-6VD7F-YH2TV-2V8B7-J46F6

  • Windows XP Professional Edition KN QKBGY-T8JFG-F448Q-24KR9-48XPJ

  • Windows XP Tablet PC Edition WFMYK-68Y2T-JD473-W8DMW-8PFHQ

  • Windows XP Home Edition GHGCP-3KFC6-Y4J4D-MVG7V-67TV6

  • Windows XP Professional F9QV9-HDYR3-6QDR4-PGVW9-GTBBJ

  • Windows XP Professional IA64 Edition BGVXG-CM3VK-FX848-B9JPY-YJJXD

  • Windows XP Professional x64 Edition PFFY7-Y9RRY-MT6C7-XMQPK-RWFCW

  • Windows Server 2003 R2 Enterprise Edition KX9YP-83MH3-GTFVG-JKCWC-629HG

  • Windows 2000 Professional DDTPV-TXMX7-BBGJ9-WGY8K-B9GHM

  • Windows 2000 Server (All Versions) KRJQ8-RQ822-YRMXF-6TTXC-HD2VM

  • Office Professional 2007 VMRGQ-G3YMP-RWYH2-4TQ97-CT2HD

  • Office System Beta 2 2007 RQCRJ-FCTYM-V3PDF-GRD46-9YHXQ

  • Office System Groove Server 2007 Beta 2 WCMWF-H7DD9-3R2Q6-QM863-G7XD6

  • Office System Project Server 2007 Beta 2 CYGH3-KVXBH-JDQV3-FFYPP-XGKD3

  • Office System SharePoint Server 2007 Beta 2 C39KH-VHBKR-KT62D-Q4FVG-4PB76

  • Office Ultimate 2007 VJPW8-MB6MR-8D8YM-TW37V-WYVX3

  • Office Professional Plus 2007 VBQJ8-CBP7J-CP4BH-Q9GFW-B8X

  • FrontPage Professional 2003 RV3CJ-VCB3D-9PY99-YDKX8-9MG2T

  • Exchange Server 2007 Enterprise Edition PYYMB-HQQMQ-3TBM2-XJ99F-83XVM

  • Exchange Server 2007 Standard Edition W3MX6-2WXMD-QB887-4WGPK-VPVDY

  • Forms Server 2007 K76FH-Y2JHK-9BGCR-37KPR-4Y6JQ

  • Project Portfolio Server 2007 QRPKT-683CC-MJ9VJ-FHBCC-HYKGD

  • Project Server 2007 GM27X-X6X37-T69MH-98J3Q-44TKG

  • SharePoint Server 2007 Enterprise Edition F6YVR-4XY7K-RCVY4-37FBK-G44PY

  • SharePoint Server 2007 for Search Enterprise Edition P87VV-Q34RV-GW2HT-JVXWV-3VFPM

  • SharePoint Server 2007 for Search Standard Edition MYBJH-6YGQQ-6WW3C-FGM3V-YY6JW

  • SharePoint Server 2007 Standard Edition WFF2P-M8XYH-3B33C-6KPP9-XVQTG

  • Access 2007 HP44H-VWH8K-J7T22-QD3KC-37F7D

  • Groove 2007 MCW9C-WTKM4-KRHBQ-CPYJQ-YYD93

  • Groove Server 2007 R4X9H-MP2C6-CV2FX-QGPKY-93RPG

  • InfoPath 2007 C3R8F-TMMYD-TBGDP-2RDXT-88393

  • InterConnect 2007 P2BJF-HGV87-RRFB7-8DVQR-F23DQ

  • Office XP Professional with FrontPage GBJ7J-7MYPV-RJ46R-RQJXJ-WQ2CM

  • OneNote 2007 GJ2V8-K8CHV-7QP4V-K23TM-CMQDQ

  • Outlook 2007 DB4QP-GTFT3-FT3T6-VHHJ9-98XQQ

  • Project Professional 2007 T7CBB-KW6DD-VTHB9-6V4D4-K3393

  • Project Standard 2007 G2XT7-K47QK-BFVXC-83T9M-8Y63Q

  • Publisher 2007 VC3PJ-TBV6V-XWG4P-2GRBH-RVWVD

  • SharePoint Designer 2007 T9CJK-W68FW-D9FX6-37HG3-XHF7D

  • Visio Professional 2007 JVBKC-PVJRX-MCT9J-JV7FK-JXYK3

  • Visio Standard 2007 VYK2W-K2Q3Y-MRCTC-WRWMY-8JCHD

  • Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition FQFYX-JXQRT-3MJGD-2B8HP-KHC8B

  • Windows Server Longhorn February 2007 CTP (IA64) 9JB9R-HV9F2-9TQRG-372M3-DWH6H

  • Windows Server Longhorn February 2007 CTP (x86 and x64) RGVDW-V3J3C-6CD3P-2CQJV-GF4PG

  • Windows Vista Business J9QVT-JJMB9-RVJ38-M8KT6-DMT9M

  • Windows Vista Home Basic KJTCW-YQGRK-XPQMR-YTQG8-DKVG6

  • Windows Vista Home Basic N YQWWH-2YD6Y-V3K2X-H4H8V-WJ8WT

  • Windows Vista Home Premium PYYBC-K9XT9-V92KD-6CT89-4VB82

  • Windows Vista Ultimate PVVFY-2F78Q-8T7M8-HDQB2-BR3YT

  • Windows Vista Enterprise CYD8T-QHBMC-6RCMK-4GHRD-CRRB7

]]> http://www.itsoftmedia.com/microsoft-product-keys-latest-colletions.html/feed 2 Keep Viruses and Hackers Out of Your Windows XP Computer With a Simple Effective Task http://www.itsoftmedia.com/keep-viruses-and-hackers-out-of-your-windows-xp-computer-with-a-simple-effective-task.html http://www.itsoftmedia.com/keep-viruses-and-hackers-out-of-your-windows-xp-computer-with-a-simple-effective-task.html#comments Wed, 30 Jul 2008 02:13:16 +0000 admin http://www.itsoftmedia.com/?p=91 One of the easiest things you can do to help protect your computer and data, if you have windows XP is to use the limited and administrator account options. In Windows NT, 2000 and XP. You have the option of these types of computer accounts.

Running your windows sessions under a limited account will help protect your data. This type of account can stop anything from getting into the system files of windows. You see, windows has important files that should never be messed with. Think of these files as the engine that runs windows. When you get a virus, it can mess with these files and cause your computer to stop working all together.

The administrator account has full access to the computer and system files. If you get a virus under this account, it has full access to your computer and can do as it pleases. This is why it is so important to run under a limited account when you use your computer. You can perform other things like installing software under the admin account.

There have even been a couple of times when I got lazy and decided to run my computer under admin all the time and you guessed it, I paid the price. I lost data and all sorts of things. Believe me, its not fun starting over again from scratch.

Do yourself a favor and learn this all important little task right away and save yourself from paying any high computer repair bills in the future.

Here’s what to do if you have a new computer and you are not sure if you running under admin. Go to the start menu and then control panel. Once in the control panel, choose user accounts. Find your name and under it you will see that it says either limited or admin account. If you only have one account and it reads admin, then you will need to create another account and choose limited.

Windows comes installed with an admin account by default. If you already have your own name account, then just check to see which type it is. If it is an admin account then you should change your screen name to a limited account. However, before you do this make sure you know what the admin’s accounts password is so you can get in there to perform any admin functions if you need to.

If you are still not sure about how to do this, you can look under the windows help file for more information, in the help box just type in user accounts. You can also find a friend who is knowledgeable about computers to help you or call your computer manufacturer.

Just by doing this simple little task you can save yourself a lot of grief in the future from most viruses.

]]> http://www.itsoftmedia.com/keep-viruses-and-hackers-out-of-your-windows-xp-computer-with-a-simple-effective-task.html/feed 0 Disable the Windows XP Splash Screen http://www.itsoftmedia.com/disable-the-windows-xp-splash-screen.html http://www.itsoftmedia.com/disable-the-windows-xp-splash-screen.html#comments Mon, 30 Jun 2008 06:24:38 +0000 admin http://www.itsoftmedia.com/?p=15 Ever wonder what’s going on behind that splash screen? Well, now you can find out!

Right click My Computer, Properties, Advanced, Startup and Recovery, Edit. Edit BOOT.INI. Add “/SOS” right after “/fastdetect” with a space between. The line will look something like this:

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS=”Microsoft Windows XP Professional” /fastdetect /SOS. When you’re finished. The first part, multi(0)….. may not be the same on your machine. Upon restarting, the splash screen will be gone. It can be re-enabled by removing the new switch.

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