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Author: haitham hamed housin
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This article introduce very simple way to get Administrator like account and do the job and after finish recover your way, after that Get Admin Password later in your home by Cracking, After get the Admin Password Create a hidden user account and do all your jobs free, and Explain how to make a USB Storage Device Bootable corresponding to any system boot, and how to bypass Mother Board password by Default Passwords, and how to extract it if you are in the system...
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Author: Per S
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Web development on Windows XP Professional is a drag, or it was until I discovered two "fixes".
First, Microsoft in their kind way (being ironic Bill), implemented the simple file sharing on XP. I wasted a lot of time on this "fix", trying to change permissions on a database (giving the IUSER_xxx user write permission). Enough said....
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I am somehow sure that most of us have some time in their software development career, come across the need to skip the Windows login screen, for instance an installer class making some changes that require a Windows restart. Well, that's exactly what I will demonstrate in a very simple way in this article... rebooting and logging into Windows XP using C# (.NET 2.0)....
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Author: Akin Ocal
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Microsoft Embedded technologies are composed of WinCE,Windows Embedded XP and Windows Embedded POS. In this article , we will make an Embedded XP application from start to end. Embedded XP is just a customizable version of desktop WindowsXP while WinCE is a totally different OS and WEPOS is a special version for Xpe for POS (Point For Sale) devices . You can create your own images for your specific applications using Embedded XP technologies like ATMs, Kiosks,Network devices and other types usin...
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Author: Dan Farino
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A few of my favorite things are:
* ClearType font smoothing in Windows XP
* Working from home using Remote Desktop
* Not running Vista
Unfortunately, when using Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to connect to your Windows XP machine, font smoothing using ClearType is disabled. My guess is that back in 2001 when XP was released, Microsoft made the decision that ClearType over RDP would be prohibitively slow....
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Wednesday, July 17, 2002: 10:00 A.M. Pacific time (Greenwich mean time - 7 hours)
In this session, you will learn about common issues that users may face and how to troubleshoot and resolve these issues. You will hear about the new features of Windows Messenger that help make the user experience more enjoyable....
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Author: Christophe Nasarre
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DLL conflict problems can be tough to solve, but a large number of tools are available to help. There are also many Windows APIs that you can use to build custom debugging tools. Three such tools are discussed here and provided as samples. DllSpy lists all the DLLs loaded in the system and the processes that are using them. ProcessSpy enumerates the running processes and exposes the DLLs they are using, and ProcessXP displays the list of concurrent running sessions for Windows XP....
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Tuesday, June 25, 2002: 10:00 A.M. Pacific time (Greenwich mean time - 7 hours)
This session will discuss Microsoft Windows XP boot options, Recovery Console commands, and will also talk about how to use them to troubleshoot common issues that you may experience when you start Windows XP....
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Author: AndrewVos
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Recently, I was working on a project that required the Start button to be hidden. After searching through about 1 million code snippets, I found no code that would do this to my requirements. All the snippets I found used the user32 ShowWindow API to hide the window, but this left a blank space where the Start button used to be....
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Author: Michael Howard
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Code fails. It's a sad fact of life. It is these security failures and code vulnerabilities that interest me most. In the industry, we worry a lot about improving code quality. While code quality is exceptionally important, most code will eventually fail so we cannot focus exclusively on getting the code right. Imagine for a moment your code is perfect. It's only perfect by today's standards—a snapshot of best practices at the time it was developed. Yet the vulnerability research landscape is co...
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This class extracts Windows XP hot-fix installed on a computer.
Enumerate all entries of the registry key: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\HotFix" and focalize on the value "Fix Description"....
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Windows XP SP2 basically has a small firewall. It's very easy to control, but sometimes it bothers you. When your application tries to connect to the internet, Windows shows a warning message-box, and this makes users feel your application is an Ad-Ware.
To prevent such things, I suggest you add your program to a Firewall Collection List. (This list contains the allowed programs.)...
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Author: Dino Esposito
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Windows Script Host (WSH) 5.6, a major upgrade for the WSH environment, provides some significant improvements over previous versions. A brand new security model that is tightly integrated with security in Windows XP allows administrators to place fine-grained restrictions on scripts reducing the risk from malicious code. In addition, local scripts can now run on remote machines, and enhancements to the object model reduce the amount of boilerplate code needed when writing professional code. Thi...
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Author: Dr. James McCaffrey and Mike Hall
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Have you ever worked with the Windows® XP Embedded operating system? This is essentially a developer-customized, slimmed-down version of the Windows XP operating system intended for use on PC-like devices—game consoles, information kiosks, network appliances, and the like. With the rapid growth in the use of mobile and embedded devices, this platform is increasingly important....
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I've always enjoyed using a control that behaves like the OutlookBar in Outlook. After testing and creating this, I knew that if I wanted other people to work intuitively with my programs, the OutlookBar control must look and work like the one in Outlook....
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Windows Script Host (WSH) 5.6, a major upgrade for the WSH environment, provides some significant improvements over previous versions. A brand new security model that is tightly integrated with security in Windows XP allows administrators to place fine-grained restrictions on scripts reducing the risk from malicious code. In addition, local scripts can now run on remote machines, and enhancements to the object model reduce the amount of boilerplate code needed when writing professional code. Thi...
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If you think that you have to have Visual Studio .NET in order to develop in .NET, you are in for a pleasant surprise. Mono - in Spanish the word means monkey, in geek-speak it means choice. Either way, it is most assuredly a good thing. Mono is an open source, free implementation of the .NET Framework. On May 4, 2004, the Mono project released the first public beta of their work....
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Author: Douglas Boling
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Windows XP includes both improvements to the operating system and several new features that enhance the user experience. The most noticeable change in Windows XP is the user interface, which includes a revised Start menu and updated Task Bar. The new look is possible because Windows XP can be skinned, which lets the interface be changed dramatically with a new facility called themes....
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DirectShow is an API that enables Windows applications to control a wide variety of audio/video input devices including (but not limited to) DV camcorders, Web cams, DVD drives, and TV tuner cards. It provides out-of-the-box support for a variety of formats, from WAV and AVI to Windows Media. DirectShow is also extensible, enabling third parties to support their own specialized devices, formats, or processing components. This article introduces the basic concepts behind DirectShow and gives a st...
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In a previous article, the author devised a simple method to detect Graphical Device Interface (GDI) objects that are not properly released by Win32-based applications on Windows 9x platforms. Because some newer versions of Windows require a slightly different approach to GDI leaks, the author has updated his techniques for those operating systems. He builds and explains two tools designed to detect and eradicate GDI leaks in applications running on Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows NT....
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