Welcome, I installed Windows 7 with AHCI set from Bios ,but i wanted to use ide mode again because it boots faster and when i set Ide from Bios ,the windows 7 loading screen came up and BSOD (Blue screen of death) with an error code 0x0000005B , i tried the regedit trick by setting in the "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESystemCurrentControlSetServicesMsahci" and then in the right pan the START value from 0 i set it to 1 and it supposed to be working but it was a failure, it still did the BSOD.
Here are the pases:
1) I assume you have installed Windows Vista or Windows 7 with AHCI set from BIOS
2) Download my registry fix and simply apply the key, link below.
3) Now the manually regedit part Go to :
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE_System_CurrentControlSet_Services_Msahci
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE_System_CurrentControlSet_Services_iaStor
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE_System_CurrentControlSet_Services_iaStorV
And in these three keys in the right pan you will find a key named "START" change all three (Msahci,iaStor,iaStorV) values from 0 To 1
Now navigate to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE_System_CurrentControlSet_Services_PciIde
,then change the start value to "0"
Restart your computer, and go to Bios and set from AHCI to IDE, save settings in Bios and restart
Windows will be loading , No more BSOD, windows Vista/Seven will install new Ide drivers andyouu will see in windows device manager that you dont have AHCI drivers anymore and it will prompt for another restart , just restart it.
REGEdit
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Epson T13 Reset Software
Finally resetter Epson T13 is available on internet. AVG antivirus detected Epson T13 resetter as Virus. Maybe it caused this software has cracked but I think its not a problem, you can disable the antivirus protection on your computer when you want to use this software to reset your Epson printer.
T13 Adjustment Program
T13 Adjustment Program
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Default Memory Capacity Patch for W7 x86
You will need to download these files.
a. Readyfor4GB
b. Watermark Remover
Links at the bottom.
Then let's get started.
1. Run the main program ReadyFor4GB.exe.
2. Click Check and see what what ActiveAllow comes up with. If it's 4096, then your copy of Windows is limited to the usual 3.2 - 3.7 GB RAM right where it should be.
3. Drop down a bit and click Apply to copy the kernel and patch it. (However, this is not enough. It's okay having a version of the kernel that doesn't check whether it's banned from using more memory, but the system won't boot an unsigned kernel. To make it use the unsigned kernel we have to remove a bit of security by setting "testsigning" on in the boot options with bcdedit.)
4. The script "AddBootMenu.cmd" will do this and set you up a new boot option to use the new kernel.
You then reboot, select the new 128GB kernel, and load into Windows.
Note: It only creates a boot menu of your current OS modified leaving it untouched thus you are still able to boot to your normal copy of Windows or the modified Windows which reads 4gb up.
After booting to your modified Windows you will see something on the lower left of your desktop saying "This Copy of Windows if Not Genuine". Here's what the watermark remover is for.
1. Right-click on Removewatermark (.exe) file and select Run as administrator. Make sure that you have chosen RemovewatermarkX86.exe file
2. Next, a command prompt will be opened asking your permission to continue. Press Y to continue patching process.
3. Within few seconds, a successful message will be shown. Close Command Prompt window & reboot your system.
4. Enjoy!
Note: If the watermark appears even after rebooting the machine, then follow the procedure below.
1. Type CMD in Start menu search field and hit enter Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with admin rights. Alternatively, go to Start > All programs > Accessories. Right-click on Command Prompt entry, and select Run as administrator.
2. In the Command Prompt, type in mcbuilder.exe and hit enter. It may take a minute to finish the process. Now, close the Command Prompt window and reboot Windows 7.
3. You should see no watermark on your desktop now.
Note: Even after using watermark and you don't see the "Copy of Windows Not Genuine" your OS is still really not genuine. It just removes the watermark but not the fact that it's not genuine. You may have alerts saying that "This Copy of Windows is not Genuine" but it's okay. Just let it be. Turn off automatic updates and whenever you want to get updates from Microsoft boot to your unmodified x86 and do the update there then boot again to your modified x86.
ReadyFor4GB
RemoveWatermark
a. Readyfor4GB
b. Watermark Remover
Links at the bottom.
Then let's get started.
1. Run the main program ReadyFor4GB.exe.
2. Click Check and see what what ActiveAllow comes up with. If it's 4096, then your copy of Windows is limited to the usual 3.2 - 3.7 GB RAM right where it should be.
3. Drop down a bit and click Apply to copy the kernel and patch it. (However, this is not enough. It's okay having a version of the kernel that doesn't check whether it's banned from using more memory, but the system won't boot an unsigned kernel. To make it use the unsigned kernel we have to remove a bit of security by setting "testsigning" on in the boot options with bcdedit.)
4. The script "AddBootMenu.cmd" will do this and set you up a new boot option to use the new kernel.
You then reboot, select the new 128GB kernel, and load into Windows.
Note: It only creates a boot menu of your current OS modified leaving it untouched thus you are still able to boot to your normal copy of Windows or the modified Windows which reads 4gb up.
After booting to your modified Windows you will see something on the lower left of your desktop saying "This Copy of Windows if Not Genuine". Here's what the watermark remover is for.
1. Right-click on Removewatermark (.exe) file and select Run as administrator. Make sure that you have chosen RemovewatermarkX86.exe file
2. Next, a command prompt will be opened asking your permission to continue. Press Y to continue patching process.
3. Within few seconds, a successful message will be shown. Close Command Prompt window & reboot your system.
4. Enjoy!
Note: If the watermark appears even after rebooting the machine, then follow the procedure below.
1. Type CMD in Start menu search field and hit enter Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with admin rights. Alternatively, go to Start > All programs > Accessories. Right-click on Command Prompt entry, and select Run as administrator.
2. In the Command Prompt, type in mcbuilder.exe and hit enter. It may take a minute to finish the process. Now, close the Command Prompt window and reboot Windows 7.
3. You should see no watermark on your desktop now.
Note: Even after using watermark and you don't see the "Copy of Windows Not Genuine" your OS is still really not genuine. It just removes the watermark but not the fact that it's not genuine. You may have alerts saying that "This Copy of Windows is not Genuine" but it's okay. Just let it be. Turn off automatic updates and whenever you want to get updates from Microsoft boot to your unmodified x86 and do the update there then boot again to your modified x86.
ReadyFor4GB
RemoveWatermark
Default Memory Capacity
You will need to download these files.
a. Readyfor4GB
b. Watermark Remover
Links at the bottom.
Then let's get started.
1. Run the main program ReadyFor4GB.exe.
2. Click Check and see what what ActiveAllow comes up with. If it's 4096, then your copy of Windows is limited to the usual 3.2 - 3.7 GB RAM right where it should be.
3. Drop down a bit and click Apply to copy the kernel and patch it. (However, this is not enough. It's okay having a version of the kernel that doesn't check whether it's banned from using more memory, but the system won't boot an unsigned kernel. To make it use the unsigned kernel we have to remove a bit of security by setting "testsigning" on in the boot options with bcdedit.)
4. The script "AddBootMenu.cmd" will do this and set you up a new boot option to use the new kernel.
You then reboot, select the new 128GB kernel, and load into Windows.
Note: It only creates a boot menu of your current OS modified leaving it untouched thus you are still able to boot to your normal copy of Windows or the modified Windows which reads 4gb up.
After booting to your modified Windows you will see something on the lower left of your desktop saying "This Copy of Windows if Not Genuine". Here's what the watermark remover is for.
1. Right-click on Removewatermark (.exe) file and select Run as administrator. Make sure that you have chosen RemovewatermarkX86.exe file
2. Next, a command prompt will be opened asking your permission to continue. Press Y to continue patching process.
3. Within few seconds, a successful message will be shown. Close Command Prompt window & reboot your system.
4. Enjoy!
Note: If the watermark appears even after rebooting the machine, then follow the procedure below.
1. Type CMD in Start menu search field and hit enter Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with admin rights. Alternatively, go to Start > All programs > Accessories. Right-click on Command Prompt entry, and select Run as administrator.
2. In the Command Prompt, type in mcbuilder.exe and hit enter. It may take a minute to finish the process. Now, close the Command Prompt window and reboot Windows 7.
3. You should see no watermark on your desktop now.
Note: Even after using watermark and you don't see the "Copy of Windows Not Genuine" your OS is still really not genuine. It just removes the watermark but not the fact that it's not genuine. You may have alerts saying that "This Copy of Windows is not Genuine" but it's okay. Just let it be. Turn off automatic updates and whenever you want to get updates from Microsoft boot to your unmodified x86 and do the update there then boot again to your modified x86.
ReadyFor4GB
RemoveWatermark
a. Readyfor4GB
b. Watermark Remover
Links at the bottom.
Then let's get started.
1. Run the main program ReadyFor4GB.exe.
2. Click Check and see what what ActiveAllow comes up with. If it's 4096, then your copy of Windows is limited to the usual 3.2 - 3.7 GB RAM right where it should be.
3. Drop down a bit and click Apply to copy the kernel and patch it. (However, this is not enough. It's okay having a version of the kernel that doesn't check whether it's banned from using more memory, but the system won't boot an unsigned kernel. To make it use the unsigned kernel we have to remove a bit of security by setting "testsigning" on in the boot options with bcdedit.)
4. The script "AddBootMenu.cmd" will do this and set you up a new boot option to use the new kernel.
You then reboot, select the new 128GB kernel, and load into Windows.
Note: It only creates a boot menu of your current OS modified leaving it untouched thus you are still able to boot to your normal copy of Windows or the modified Windows which reads 4gb up.
After booting to your modified Windows you will see something on the lower left of your desktop saying "This Copy of Windows if Not Genuine". Here's what the watermark remover is for.
1. Right-click on Removewatermark (.exe) file and select Run as administrator. Make sure that you have chosen RemovewatermarkX86.exe file
2. Next, a command prompt will be opened asking your permission to continue. Press Y to continue patching process.
3. Within few seconds, a successful message will be shown. Close Command Prompt window & reboot your system.
4. Enjoy!
Note: If the watermark appears even after rebooting the machine, then follow the procedure below.
1. Type CMD in Start menu search field and hit enter Ctrl + Shift + Enter to open Command Prompt with admin rights. Alternatively, go to Start > All programs > Accessories. Right-click on Command Prompt entry, and select Run as administrator.
2. In the Command Prompt, type in mcbuilder.exe and hit enter. It may take a minute to finish the process. Now, close the Command Prompt window and reboot Windows 7.
3. You should see no watermark on your desktop now.
Note: Even after using watermark and you don't see the "Copy of Windows Not Genuine" your OS is still really not genuine. It just removes the watermark but not the fact that it's not genuine. You may have alerts saying that "This Copy of Windows is not Genuine" but it's okay. Just let it be. Turn off automatic updates and whenever you want to get updates from Microsoft boot to your unmodified x86 and do the update there then boot again to your modified x86.
ReadyFor4GB
RemoveWatermark
Saturday, August 6, 2011
Increasing your Internet Speed
1] First Trick
>My Computer
>Properties
>HARDWARE
>Device Manager
>Ports
>Communication Port
>Properties
>Port Setting
Change your "Bits per second" to 128000.
and "Flow control" change to Hardware
2] Copy and paste in notepad and save as [anyname].reg and then execute. This will tweak your surfing and downloading speed.....
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\Tcpip\Parameters]
"SackOpts"=dword:00000001
"TcpWindowSize"=dword:0005ae4c
"Tcp1323Opts"=dword:00000003
"DefaultTTL"=dword:00000040
"EnablePMTUBHDetect"=dword:00000000
"EnablePMTUDiscovery"=dword:00000001
"GlobalMaxTcpWindowSize"=dword:0005ae4c
3] Windows XP reserves 20% bandwith, To unreserved it do as follows.
>Start
>Run
>Type "gpedit.msc"
>Local Computer Policy
>Computer Configuration
>Administrative Templates
>Network–>QOS Packet Scheduler
>Limit Reservable Bandwidth
>Double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth
> Enable
>Change Bandwidth Limit(%) from 20% to 0%
> Apply
Enjoy!
>My Computer
>Properties
>HARDWARE
>Device Manager
>Ports
>Communication Port
>Properties
>Port Setting
Change your "Bits per second" to 128000.
and "Flow control" change to Hardware
2] Copy and paste in notepad and save as [anyname].reg and then execute. This will tweak your surfing and downloading speed.....
REGEDIT4
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Servic es\Tcpip\Parameters]
"SackOpts"=dword:00000001
"TcpWindowSize"=dword:0005ae4c
"Tcp1323Opts"=dword:00000003
"DefaultTTL"=dword:00000040
"EnablePMTUBHDetect"=dword:00000000
"EnablePMTUDiscovery"=dword:00000001
"GlobalMaxTcpWindowSize"=dword:0005ae4c
3] Windows XP reserves 20% bandwith, To unreserved it do as follows.
>Start
>Run
>Type "gpedit.msc"
>Local Computer Policy
>Computer Configuration
>Administrative Templates
>Network–>QOS Packet Scheduler
>Limit Reservable Bandwidth
>Double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth
> Enable
>Change Bandwidth Limit(%) from 20% to 0%
> Apply
Enjoy!
Friday, July 15, 2011
Angry Bird Rio PC
Angry Birds Rio is an extension of the original Angry Birds franchise. This serves as a companion to Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Chrome. This game was released in conjunction with the Disney movie, Rio, set in the beautiful city of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Marmosets are the main adversary in this game, replacing the heinous pigs that we are so used to bombarding.
The introduction to this game starts off with the two main birds being locked in cages and taken by the Big Boss Macaw away to Rio. Once the birds make their escape, they are determined to exact their revenge on pigs, marmosets, macaws or anything that stands in their way. The marmosets are holding captive Blue & Jewel, who are the main stars of Rio. The birds are determined to do everything in their power to free them.
Angry Birds Rio is an extension of the original Angry Birds franchise. This serves as a companion to Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Chrome. This game was released in conjunction with the Disney movie, Rio, set in the beautiful city of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Marmosets are the main adversary in this game, replacing the heinous pigs that we are so used to bombarding.
The introduction to this game starts off with the two main birds being locked in cages and taken by the Big Boss Macaw away to Rio. Once the birds make their escape, they are determined to exact their revenge on pigs, marmosets, macaws or anything that stands in their way. The marmosets are holding captive Blue & Jewel, who are the main stars of Rio. The birds are determined to do everything in their power to free them.
http://www.mediafire.com/?dudhjgdlx0xczlh
The introduction to this game starts off with the two main birds being locked in cages and taken by the Big Boss Macaw away to Rio. Once the birds make their escape, they are determined to exact their revenge on pigs, marmosets, macaws or anything that stands in their way. The marmosets are holding captive Blue & Jewel, who are the main stars of Rio. The birds are determined to do everything in their power to free them.
Angry Birds Rio is an extension of the original Angry Birds franchise. This serves as a companion to Angry Birds Seasons and Angry Birds Chrome. This game was released in conjunction with the Disney movie, Rio, set in the beautiful city of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Marmosets are the main adversary in this game, replacing the heinous pigs that we are so used to bombarding.
The introduction to this game starts off with the two main birds being locked in cages and taken by the Big Boss Macaw away to Rio. Once the birds make their escape, they are determined to exact their revenge on pigs, marmosets, macaws or anything that stands in their way. The marmosets are holding captive Blue & Jewel, who are the main stars of Rio. The birds are determined to do everything in their power to free them.
http://www.mediafire.com/?dudhjgdlx0xczlh
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Adobe Photoshop CS2
In a Nutshell
The ninth version of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop CS2, is part of Adobe's Creative Suite 2 and brings a new range of interesting features for digital photographers. The objective of this review is to highlight the new and changed features compared to Photoshop CS. As usual, we will focus on those features which are useful to digital photographers.
Review Notes
This review of Photoshop CS2 is based on the final version for Windows with Adobe Bridge 1.0.2 (the current version is 1.0.1, but 1.0.2 should be available in the very near future). This review also links to the glossary and my Photoshop CS and Photoshop Elements 3 reviews on this site.
http://www.mediafire.com/?5s42vts8adudmdc
The ninth version of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Photoshop CS2, is part of Adobe's Creative Suite 2 and brings a new range of interesting features for digital photographers. The objective of this review is to highlight the new and changed features compared to Photoshop CS. As usual, we will focus on those features which are useful to digital photographers.
Review Notes
This review of Photoshop CS2 is based on the final version for Windows with Adobe Bridge 1.0.2 (the current version is 1.0.1, but 1.0.2 should be available in the very near future). This review also links to the glossary and my Photoshop CS and Photoshop Elements 3 reviews on this site.
http://www.mediafire.com/?5s42vts8adudmdc
Subscribe to:
Comments (Atom)