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Bersihkan registry

ambar — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 08:35:29 +0000

Abis install dan un install segala macem software di kompi lama-lama kompi k ita jadi hlemmot juga karena kata para ahli install program akan meninggalkan jejak diregistry walaupun udah di uninstall…. tau begitu akhirnya registry kemaren tak bersihin pake registry cleaner gratisan… hebat…. Ternyata walaupun gratis… kinerjanya ga mengecewakan (empat jempol untuk registry cleaner ini)… abis dibersihin kompi langsung semangat kayak orang abis bawa beban berat yang diambil bebannya.. wuzzzz… enteng langsung larinya…hehehe… ada yang mau coba? Kalau mau bisa langsung unduh disini

Moga bermanfaat…. Jangan lupa kasih reviewnya disini ya…

lets hack xp

ambar — Mon, 04 May 2009 03:42:46 +0000

Enable the features found in Windows XP Professional on your Windows XP Home Edition installation with this hack. It will allow you to turn your Windows XP Home CD into a Windows XP Professional CD.

Note: If your Windows XP CD does not contain Service Pack 2, you might want to Slipstream Your Windows XP CD first as you will not be able to upgrade an installation after using the CD.

1. Copy the root directory and the i386 directory of the WindowsXP CD to your hard drive.

2. Extract the Bootsector of your Windows XP CD. You can use BBIE to do this.

3. Click START–>RUN–>REGEDIT

4. Highlight HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE

5. Click FILE–>LOAD HIVE and select the Setupreg.hiv file
This file is located in the i386 folder. Use the one you extracted to your hard drive from your Windows XP CD.

6. Locate the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Homekey\ControlSet001\Services\setupdd

7. Edit the DEFAULT key and change the following values:

01 to 00
02 to 00

8. Change the name to the value HOMEKEY to anything.

9. Locate the following registry key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Homekey\ControlSet001\Services\setupdd

Edit the DEFAULT key and change the following values:

01 to 00
02 to 00

10. Highlight HOMEKEY and select FILE–>UNLOAD HIVE

You can now burn the data on your hard drive to a CD to make a new Windows XP CD. Then use the CD to install Windows XP. Be sure to make the CD bootable. You can use the instructions here to help you do that.

Disclaimer: Technipages and it’s owners provide this information without warranty. We are not to be held responsible for any damage that occurs by following these steps.

tweaking xp

ambar — Sun, 03 May 2009 06:41:50 +0000

Tweak & Optimize XP baby!

TweakHound’s Super XP Tweaking Guide – SP2 version 2.0 Final

A guide to Tweak & Optimize XP.

October, 2005

tweak

- to change slightly, esp. in order to make something more effective or correct.

optimize

- get the most out of, make optimal

- modify to achieve maximum efficiency in storage capacity or time or cost

This was the first comprehensive, step-by-step XP tweaking guide on the net. It’s over 3 years old and continues to evolve. I started working with XP during its RC1 stage. After a time I began looking for ways to tweak it. I haven’t “invented” any of these tweaks. They were scattered all over the web, a couple at one site, a few more at another. Some were good and as I discovered over time, some were bad. What I have done here is to investigate/test them, try and organize them in a coherent manner, and present them in a step-by-step guide. This was also the first guide to debunk several myths regarding popular tweaks.

Changes in this version:

There are so many changes spread out over several months that to be honest, I have not kept track of them. Every page of this guide has been updated since the last final version.

If there something you would like to see added, don’t like, don’t agree with let me know. This guide wouldn’t be here without the input I’ve received from others. If you get a tweak from another site please provide that info so that I can give credit where credit is due. See the contact page for info on how to contact me.

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Tweaking Levels

Most guides just provide the tweaks and leave you on your own to figure out which to use. For every step in this guide I provide my recommendation on who should use that particular tweak. I do this by assigning a “level #” to the tweak. Again, these are just recommendations. I’ve tried to provide a good explanation as to what every tweak does so that you can decide for yourself what you do/don’t want to do. The levels provided in this guide are as follows:

*All Levels – Safe for everyone. The safest settings but not tweaked much.

Level 1 – It keeps XP pretty, but faster and a little more secure. Full functionality is maintained.

Level 2 – Faster still and a tad more secure. Not quite Level 3. Still pretty. Keeps the useful features around.

Level 3 – Very close to the settings I use. Tweaked hard. All the pretty and annoying stuff is gone. It’s much faster and much more secure. Aimed at those who want to run Windows their way.

Level 4 – For Gamers only. Level 3 with a few more tweaks aimed at gamers.

Windows XP Backup Strategies For Home Users

Updated, 07 November, 2006

This article is intended to introduce the average home user to the various backup methods available and to provide a brief overview of these methods. By doing so I hope to show that backing up a computer is a quick and easy process. Backing up your Operating System and data is an essential step in computing. The number of users I have come across that have had to reinstall their OS losing all settings, or lost data such as documents, music, and pictures is truly sad. The reasons for this loss are varied but include viruses, hardware failure, and user error.

You can take the process of backing up as far as you want it to go. A successful and complete backup strategy should incorporate multiple backup methods and redundancies.

IMHO, the only complete backup method for an Operating System is to use a disk image. A disk image is an exact copy of a hard drive or partition. It can be stored on another hard drive or partition, on another computer, or on removable media like a DVD or CD. Time and time again I’ve seen other backup methods permanently fail. Not always, but enough so that I don’t rely I them. Other backup methods are not without their uses and again, a successful and complete backup strategy should incorporate multiple backup methods and redundancies. Backups for your backups you might say.

Changes in this version:

-Updated Acronis True Image 9.0 to Acronis True Image Home 10.0 (many changes)

-Updated Norton Ghost 9.0 to Norton Ghost 10.0 (many changes)

-Updated Acronis Disk Director 9 to Acronis Disk Director 10 (procedures unchanged)

-Added Norton Save & Restore

-Added Nero 7

-Added Roxio Easy Media Creator 9 (or Backup MYPC 2006)

-misc. additions to page 1

The Basics

These are the basic steps you should take to enable reliable, redundant backups:

1 – Partition your hard drives and/or add a second hard drive.

This allows for the next step.

2 – Separate your data from your operating system.

In this context, data refers to anything not part of XP itself. This may include; pictures, music, documents, downloaded programs. Separating your data from the operating system keeps your data safer, allows for varying backup methods, speeds up the backup/restore process, and can increase drive performance (by reducing fragmentation).

3 – Create at least one source outside of your computer to store data (2 is better).

This can be an external hard drive, CD/DVD’s, or another computer.

4 – Choose a method or methods to backup your OS and data.

The methods are detailed below. It’s up to you to choose which is best for you.

5 – Store the important stuff somewhere else.

If your data is truly important (finances?, documents?) or irreplaceable (pictures?, music?, video?), consider storing that data in a secure (and preferably fireproof) location that isn’t in the same location as your computer. For instance you may want to store DVD’s or an old hard drive with that data in a safety deposit box at a bank, or a safe at a relatives house.

6 – Check your backups periodically.

Nothing lasts forever folks. Hard drives die, DVD’s and CD’s may become unreadable over time.

Partitioning And Organizing Your Files

Separating your data from your Operating System is the best way to simplify the back process. A structured approach allows you to have a place for your OS, a place for your data, and a place for your backups.

As an example:

I helped a family setup their new Dell computer. It was a nice computer; 3.2GHz P4, 1GB DDR, 17″ flat screen, CD/DVD Burner. It also had a 160GB SATA hard drive with a single partition. Can you imagine trying to backup this thing after Mom, Dad, and the kids start using this? Mom’s pictures, Dad’s documents, and the kids music and pictures would quickly make the task of backing up a long, arduous task (I won’t even get in to drive maintenance).

How To Repartition Your OS Drive In Windows XP – Covers Acronis Disk Director 10.0 (and 9.0) and Norton Partition Magic 8.0

XP’s Built-in Backup Methods

System Restore

This method has been described by many geeks as an incomplete or ineffective backup method. I agree in part but I believe that much of the dissatisfaction with System Restore comes from a lack of understanding as to what it does. System Restore was never intended to be a complete backup method. Basically it backs up your registry and a few other essentials in order do get you back up and running quickly in case of a problem. It does not “uninstall” anything nor does it remove viruses or spyware. It can however overwrite some of the things that the aforementioned put in your system in the first place (for better or worse).

How To Use Windows XP System Restore (Manually create a restore point)

Driver Rollback

XP remembers the driver you previously used for a particular device. If you have problems after updating a driver try using Driver Rollback before anything else. When you install a new driver XP will create a System Restore point. The Driver Rollback option looks at your System Restore files to find previous drivers. This of course means that System Restore must be active.

How To Use Driver Rollback In Windows XP

NTBackup

XP has this left over backup program from previous NT based OS’s. NTbackup is a live backup method. This method…well…Lets just say I’ve seen this method fail as much as I’ve seen it work. But, if you aren’t using an imaging program this is about as good as anything else. I would only use this if I was in dire straits.

Why don’t I like NTbackup? NTbackup copies files. Even if the file is copied perfectly and then copied back perfectly (cross your fingers) the copy is not placed back on the disk in its original location. This can not only lead to disk fragmentation but another problem as well. To put it simply, XP sometimes expects a file to be in exactly the same place on the disk every time. NTbackup can’t do that.

How To Use The Backup Utility In Windows XP (NTbackup.exe)

Backup/Restore The Registry By Exporting/Importing

Another imperfect backup method. This should only really be used by experts. I’ve had people try to restore an entire registry with this method and wind up with a machine that wouldn’t boot. This method is best used selectively by only exporting/importing small sections at a time.

How To Manually Back Up And Restore The Registry In Windows XP

Password Reset Disk

XP comes with a wizard that allows you to save your password to a disk, A floppy drive is required.

How To Backup Your Login Password In Windows XP

SyncToy for Windows XP

“SyncToy is a free PowerToy for Microsoft Windows XP that provides is an easy to use, highly customizable program that helps users to do the heavy lifting involved with the copying, moving, and synchronization of different directories. Most common operations can be performed with just a few clicks of the mouse, and additional customization is available without added complexity. SyncToy can manage multiple sets of folders at the same time; it can combine files from two folders in one case, and mimic renames and deletes in another. Unlike other applications, SyncToy actually keeps track of renames to files and will make sure those changes get carried over to the synchronized folder.”

I highly recommend this tool!

Download and Info: SyncToy for Windows XP

Microsoft Whitepaper: Synchronizing Images and Files in Windows XP Using Microsoft SyncToy

How To Schedule SyncToy – from the help file: (Open SyncToy > Go to Help > Learn How to Schedule SyncToy…)

SyncToy does not provide a user interface to schedule folder pairs to run at designated times. However, there is a method to schedule tasks using the Microsoft© Windows© operating system.
To schedule a task using the operating system:
1. From the Start menu, select All Programs – Accessories – System Tools – Scheduled Tasks.
2. Select Add scheduled task to start the Scheduled Task Wizard. You will see a list of possible programs to run.
3. SyncToy may appear as an option in the list. If SyncToy does not appear in the list, click Browse and go find it.
4. The wizard will next prompt you to enter how often you want to run the scheduled SyncToy (for example, daily, weekly, et cetera). Select a frequency.
5. The next page asks when to start the task. Select a start time.
6. The next page asks for the user name and password to run the program under. Enter your user name and password.
7. The final page contains an option to open the properties dialog when the wizard ends. Select this checkbox.
8. Modify the Run textbox to include the –R command line option. –R all by itself will run all folder pairs that are active for run all. If you want to run just a single folder pair, add –R“My Pair” to the end of the command line. Note: there is a space before the hyphen but not one after the R. If the folder pair name contains a space, surround it with quotation marks, as the example above shows. For another example, assume that SyncToy is in the folder named C:\My Folder and that you want to run a folder pair named “My folder pair.” Enter the command line as follows, including the quotation marks: “C:\My Folder\SyncToy.exe” -R”My folder pair.” Note that there are two sets of quotation marks in this case: one is around the path to the SyncToy program file and the other surrounds the folder pair name.

3rd Party Backup Programs

Disk Image Programs

There is only 1 truly reliable way to backup XP and that is with a disk image. A disk image is a bit-by-bit exact copy of a hard drive or partition. All information is retained including the files placement/layout on the disk. A disk image is saved as an archive and as such may be accessed (mounted and explored) as if it were another drive. This means the data within the backup is always accessible.

How To Make A Disk Image In Windows XP - Covers Acronis True Image 10.0,Norton Ghost 10.0, and Norton Save & Restore.

Standard Backup Programs

Standard backup programs for XP are plentiful. These programs use a copy method for backups. Most include the ability to backup to a standard file, other computers, external drives, and removable media. They also include the ability to schedule backups.

Programs For Backing Up Data Files In Windows XP – Just shows you some of the options out there.

Extras…

How To Move Your My Documents Folder

Why move the My Documents folder? – So that new files aren’t lost when you restore the operating system from an image.

Right click on the My Documents folder > choose Properties > Click on the Move… button > Expand My Computer and choose the drive you want to move it to > click the Make New Folder button and name it anything you like > click Apply > a screen will pop-up, click yes.

How To Move And Save Your Email Clients Personal Folders

Why move these folders? – So that any new email and/or settings aren’t lost when you restore the operating system from an image.

Mozilla Thunderbird – Mozillazine’s, Moving your profile folder & Thunderbird : FAQs : Backing Up and Restoring

Microsoft Outlook – Microsoft Office Assistant, Move your Outlook data file to another location (covers Outlook 2000, 2002, 2003)

- Outlook 2003 Add-in: Personal Folders Backup

Microsoft Outlook Express – Microsoft Help and Support, How to back up and recover Outlook Express data

- Microsoft Help and Support, OLEXP: How to Change the Default Location of the Mail and the News Folders

my mountain

ambar — Sun, 03 May 2009 06:29:49 +0000

Interpretation Line
Based on result of examining and direct observation on the viled, national park maintainer determines tourism line or irterpretation line in TN-BTS. It is expected that this route will give satisfacion to visitor by enjoying tourism potencies by various ways, or determined ways.

These interpertation line are :
Cemorolawang – Bromo Mountain – Cemorolawang.

This line is very famous reashed by walking or riding horse(about 3 hours).if this line visited in the morning ,we can see sunrise ,if done in the in the noon ,we can clearly see Bromo mountain activitiy. The most interesting in this line is riding sand see this line generally becomes center of visiting in TN-BTS for bromo mountain and Tengger sea sand.

Cemorolawang – Bromo Mountain – Watangan Mountain – Cemorolawang

This line favored by adult because of its challenge and risky.the journey in it should pass a pathway between two jurang journey throgh this line spends about 4 hours.
In this line, we can see beautiful panorama of sand see segoro Wedi lor. It is actualy inactive kawah of watangan mountain this upper sansee is rarely visited ,so that its condition still natural.

Cemorolawang – Penanjakan – Cemorolawang.

This line includes a path way around san see to penanjakan’s peak .by walking, this line needs 5 hours.
The most interesting this line is phatway along kaldera Tengger ,so that by walking troug this line ,we can also see a beautiful panorama of sand see. On the peak of pananjakan ,the highest peak Tengger region ,we well be able to see and enjoy a wondrful panorama below it,I,e a span of san sea and a mount of mountain. In the morning, on penanjakan `s peak we can see a spectacular naturephenomeneon,sunrise,sun rising between hill whit a beautiful shining.

Cemorolawang – Bromo Mountain – Watangan – Lava cave – Cemorolawang.

Instead detailed in section b, the most interesting of this line is lava cave/well. There we can see the lot of and caves . they are orginally lava from Kursi mountain which experienced cooling proces. By walking , thius line spends about 4-5 hours. Troug this location, we will be able to prove the happening proces of lava cave which is acording to the geological history, it is built from the lava that exist under the ground and because of the cold temperatur, that happen from the hit of our feet, we will able to hear an echo. But when we are doing it, we muts do carefully, because the place where we put our feet is a easily broken and we can fall to it.

Wonokitri – Bromo Mountain – Wonokitri.

This track is much moe further than the trac troug Cemorolawang-Bromo mountain – Cemorolawang. But by taking this trac, we will be able to see a very beautiful view wchich can not be found out from other road or track.
To reach this road, we can use motorcars (especially : four wheel drive), by foot or by taking horse. The ideal time whih is need if we take this road is about 3-4 hours.
The most intresting things if we take this road is the angle and the very challenging turn of the road that is very risky, but beside this challenging road, we can see a very beautiful scenery the “laut pasir”(sand-sea) in the right side of the track.

Wonokitri – Penanjakan – Wonokitri

This track is very populer because this track can be passing throug by motorcycle or by car and the condition of this road is also good.

Nongkojajar – Kandangan – Bromo Mountain – Nongkojajar.

This track is not developed yet and this track is not very popular either but this track has potential to be developed. This is the shortest way and the most save way if we want to go to Bromo Mountain and Nongkojajar (-+ 12 km) but until now the condition of the road from Kandangan to “laut pasir ” still in the form of land which is hardened and the length of the rod is very small and it make the car can not passed throug this road smoothly. Along this road (after we passed this road ,we will find the Kandangan village) and in this place we will be able to see a lot edelweiss flowers which is spreading along this road until “laut pasir” the consition of the righ and left of this track is relatively safe and the land is not too high.

YOU JUST KNEW BALI? there’s more beautifull than bali…trust me

ambar — Fri, 22 Feb 2008 04:07:28 +0000

The beach possessing three islands with distance of about one hundred meters each, two of which have been connected with one meter-wide bridge to the shore, Balekambang offers a different atmosphere of beach resorts in the Southern part of Malang. One of the three islands called Ismoyo island has a Hindu temple, established by local Hinduists.
Annually, the ritual and traditional ceremonies Jalanidhipuja (Hindu ceremony) and Suran (Javanese New Year ceremony) are held here every year. The parking area, stalls, inns, souvenir shops, and the others tourism facilities has provided for the visitors. This beautiful beach is located at Srigonco village, Bantur district, about 57 km away to the south from Malang and accessible by public transportation.
Visit Balekambang Beach tourism and enjoy its wonderfull waves with softe sea wind. Watch the sunset and sunrise in this beach and do some of beach activities, such as; swimming, sun bathing, fishing, etc.

go to this page if you want to see more
www.malang.eastjava.com
and see about balekambang