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Wednesday, September 26, 2012

Little app of the day #Android

9:20 AM Posted by Unknown No comments


Here is a great little app for those with either broken power button, or volume rocker. This app allows the screen to go on or off without touching the power or volume control buttons. XDA Forum member tobnddl we give you props for such marvelous ideas. Check them out on the Play store. Names follow as..Turn Off The Lights, Volume Control Widget, and Awesome On Off.

Article Link:

http://www.xda-developers.com/android/apps-to-work-around-faulty-volume-and-power-buttons/

Monday, September 24, 2012

Fun tip of the day

11:10 PM Posted by Unknown No comments


Did you know that the microsofts xbox uses port number 3074 tcp/udp for Xbox live?



You probably are like.."WTF do I care about this"?..well I do. I ran into this by searching through the service file in the Systems32 folder
Check it out! Go to Windows > System32 > drivers > etc
once there look for services and open with notepad.

A list of ports will be show, scroll almost too the bottom and you will see #Microsoft Xbox
Port - 3074 tcp/udp pretty nice huh?   Not really... -__- well GTFO my page haha jk guys. See ya next post!


Great Tool For Backing Up OEM License

3:26 PM Posted by Unknown No comments
Have you ever wanted to back up your product key in a way that is safe yet so simple? Well ABR works in two methods backing up & restoring. This little nifty utility allows you to backup and restore windows  vista/7 activation. This is great for when you are installing licensed keys for factory OEM pc's or maybe you just upgraded from vista to windows 7? Anyway overall this peice of software is amazingly amazing and simple too use..

How do you use it? Steps below:

  1. Download and unzip
  2. Run "activation_backup.exe"
  3. Save the backup files somewhere safe
  4. Reinstall Vista
  • Restore activation by running "activation_restore.exe"**ABR can only be used to install the same version of Vista you have the original OEM license for**





Download Here:
http://directedge.us/files/abr/ABR-1.0.exe


Sunday, September 23, 2012

Change Windows 7 Product Key Via CMD

11:40 PM Posted by Unknown 7 comments




This is a short guide or "how-to" on succesfuly changing the product key on any windows pc using the command line. In this guide we will be using a windows 7 computer.** Note this works on any computer wether it being a cracked or pirated copy as long as you purchased a legit key.**


First to begin we want to make sure that your copy is not activated or has that "30-day trail thing on it"

Go to start > Computer >  right click and properties. This should take you to a page displaying basic info about your pc.

Scroll all the way down to the botton and you will see your product key. Cracked or not what we are about to do will uninstall the product key from the registry and after a few reboots you will have running a genuien copy of Windows.... that is if you purchased one 0_0

quick interruption below: skip if you dont care.

My thoughts: Why the hell would you want to use this for..? Well for starters and advance users Id say you are most likely running a cracked copy of seven either that or you have money to blow for a legit copy..or your using your companies computer. Anywho it doesn't matter what your using wether its legit or not as long as it works it works. cough cough* 7Loader. Overall this is mostly for those buying a REAL copy not a fake one if I havent stated that enough already.


Now keep that window we opened up open and run CMD as admin.
Once in there (thats what she said) you will want to type "slmgr.vbs -upk" press enter and wait for a pop up box. Next type "slmgr.vbs -cpky" and press enter again. 

What do those commands do? Simple:  slmgr.vbs is a visual basic script embedded in windows.

slmgr.vbs -upk | uninstalls product key 
slmgr.vbs -cpky| clears it from the registry and prevents disclousures attacks.

Now what you want to do is reboot the pc. Once back you then run cmd as admin again and type in your product key like so. 





Thats it!
Everything should be working just fine now :)


Im going to upload more pictures on the steps later!