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Ms Vista - Activation procedure

Mo nge crack vista...???
Beli donk...
Hahahhahaha.........

Here is the software to Activate Windows XP.

Step to install (I used step 2B):

1. Put the DVD on DVD Rom.

2. make sure the DVD can be read. Because, when I test, only new DVD
drive can read, but older device (such as my computer, can't read it
properly).

3. Start the PC.

4. It automatically boot through DVD, and start installation process.

5. Proced and agree as necessary

6. Use Key : YFKBB-PQJJV-G996G-VWGXY-2V3X8

7. Choose "Business" edition ONLY.

8. On choosing Regional Setting and Time/Date. Please change the year to
2099.

9. Proceed until finish.

10.Please run "Vistatimer.exe", available on attachment
(vistatimer.zip).

11.Do not press anything. It will restart your computer automatically.

12. After restart, it runs again. Let it be.

13. After a few minutes. It will finish by itself. No user intervention
needed.

14. Click Finish.

15. Please look at your date configuration. Change it to current date.

Please refer to "vista workaround" attachment for more information
regarding point 10 to 15.
Your copy of Windows Vista can be use now.

WORKAROUND

1.
Install Vista FINAL RELEASE with Key YFKBA-PQJJU-G996F-VWGXX-2V3X7
Choose "Business" edition ONLY not others !!

There is 2 step, just choose each one. 2A OR 2B.
Recomended using step 2B.

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2A.
This intended to activate through fake Activation Server.
It will have 180 days re-activation, eventhough it done automatically.

When Windows setup completed and Internet access setup completed.
Open Command Prompt under "Administrator Mode",
That is, right click the Command Prompt icon, select "run as admin"
Activate your Business Vista against sito.kmip.net
(This is a private KMS server for Volume License 2.0a activation).

Now in command prompt (Admin mode) type:

cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -skms sito.kmip.net
cscript C:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -ato

Activate completed !!
Now you may wish to check the activation status type:

cscript c:\windows\system32\slmgr.vbs -dlv

KMS Volume License activate requires re-activate every 180 days
The reactivate will be done automatically.

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2B.
make your vista running on 'unlimited' time trial of 60 days.
Neverending 60 days trial. So, there is no need to activate to any
server.

For people who wish to know, this krack stops the 30 day timer to leave
your Vista active forever, and works with Windows updates. You might
wish to opt out of any val!dation updates though Wink

Apply one of the "2099 trick" (eg: set install date to: 2099 and set
date back after install...)

Follow this:
1. Extract the .rar file.
2. Right click on vistakrack.exe and select properties.
3. Goto Compatibility tab and check "Run this program as an
administrator"
4. Close properties tab and run the krack file, hit krack as shown.
5. Computer will start the krack, and reboot.
6. When vista loads, it will show a warning on the systray, right click
on it, and allow the program to be started, and then hit allow when the
warning pops up again.
7. The krack will then open up and finish the process. Hit finish to
close the program.
8. krack is now complete!!

To double check to make sure it worked, reboot your computer and goto:
1. Start > Run > slmgr.vbs -dlv
2. Wait a sec for the box to pop up
3. Look at the bottom line, if it says the time remaining is 43200 your
set!

Error on Excel Miscalculation

Microsoft forum.
http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=mi
crosoft.public.excel.misc&tid=8e513cdf-5a41-495f-bd8a-e5e9f4c2cafb&cat=&
lang=&cr=&sloc=&p=1

A1 = 154.2
B1 = 1700
C1 = A1*B1 give answer 262140 (correct)
D1 = 4
E1 = C1/D1 give answer 100000 (incorrect, the answer must be 65535)

Calculation Issue Update
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/2007/09/25/calculation-issue-update.
aspx
Yesterday we were alerted to an issue in Excel 2007 (and Excel Services
2007) involving calculation of numbers around 65,535. The Excel team
would like to provide a description of the issue and explain what we're
doing about it.

Background
Yesterday evening we were alerted to an issue in Excel 2007 (and Excel
Services 2007) involving calculation of numbers around 65,535. The
first example that we heard about was =77.1*850, but it became clear
from our testing as well as additional reports that this was just one
instance where Excel 2007 would return a value of 100,000 instead of
65,535. The majority of these additional reports were focused on
multiplication (ex. =5.1*12850; =10.2*6425; =20.4*3212.5 ), but our
testing showed that this really didn't have anything do to with
multiplication - it manifested itself with many but not all calculations
in Excel that should have resulted in 65,535 (=65535*1 and =16383.75*4
worked for instance). Further testing showed a similar phenomenon with
65,536 as well. This issue only exists in Excel 2007, not previous
versions.

The Problem
This issue was introduced when we were making changes to the Excel
calculation logic in the Office 2007 time frame. Specifically, Excel
incorrectly displays the result of a calculation in 12 very specific
cases (outlined below). The key here is that the issue is actually not
in the calculation itself (the result of the calculation stored in
Excel's memory is correct), but only in the result that is shown in the
sheet. Said another way, =850*77.1 will display an incorrect value, but
if you then multiply the result by 2, you will get the correct answer
(i.e. if A1 contains "=850*77.1", and A2 contains "=A1*2", A2 will
return the correct answer of 131,070).

So what, specifically, are the values that cause this display problem?
Of the 9.214*10^18 different floating point numbers (floating point on
wikipedia) that Excel 2007 can store, there are 6 floating point numbers
(using binary representation) between 65534.99999999995 and 65535, and 6
between 65535.99999999995 and 65536 that cause this problem. You can't
actually enter these numbers into Excel directly (since Excel will round
to 15 digits on entry), but any calculation returning one of those
results will display this issue if the results of the calculation are
displayed in a cell. All other calculation results are not affected.

The Solution
We take calculation in Excel very seriously and we do everything we can
in order to ensure that calculation is correct for all cases. We've
come up with a fix for this issue and are in the final phases of a broad
test pass in order to ensure that the fix works and doesn't introduce
any additional issues - especially any other calculation issues. This
fix then needs to make its way through our official build lab and onto a
download site - which we expect to happen very soon. We'll add another
post once that's taken place with a link to the download.

Caused by :
http://blogs.zdnet.com/hardware/?p=812
So what, specifically, are the values that cause this display problem?
Of the 9.214*10^18 different floating point numbers (floating point on
wikipedia) that Excel 2007 can store, there are 6 floating point numbers
(using binary representation) between 65534.99999999995 and 65535, and 6
between 65535.99999999995 and 65536 that cause this problem. You can't
actually enter these numbers into Excel directly (since Excel will round
to 15 digits on entry), but any calculation returning one of those
results will display this issue if the results of the calculation are
displayed in a cell. All other calculation results are not affected.

Solution
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/2007/09/25/calculation-issue-update.
aspx
Calculation Issue Update (Fix Available)

Two weeks ago, we posted about an issue involving the calculation of
numbers around 65,535 and 65,536. As of today, fixes for this issue in
Excel 2007 and Excel Services 2007 are available for download from the
following locations:

Excel 2007:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/6/1/3/61343075-aa12-4152-a761-fcc
c16d6cef4/office-kb943075-fullfile-x86-glb.exe
64-bit Excel Services 2007:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/d/c/cdcccd84-86cd-4199-b01c-1df
2dac66534/office-kb943076-fullfile-x64-glb.exe
32-bit Excel Services 2007:
http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/d/c/cdcccd84-86cd-4199-b01c-1df
2dac66534/office-kb943076-fullfile-x86-glb.exe

KB Articles have been posted as well:

Excel 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/943075/
Excel Services 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/943076

We are in the process of adding this fix to Microsoft Update so that it
will get automatically pushed to users running Excel 2007 or Excel
Services 2007. Additionally, the fix will also be contained in the
first service pack of Office 2007 when it is released (the release date
for SP1 of Office 2007 has not been finalized).

Thank you for your patience,

The Excel Team

Miscalculation on Ms Excel 2007

Dear All,
Eventhough we are not testing Ms Office 2007 yet, But this widespread
information is true.

Microsoft is not released information related to this problem.
But an update is already release immediately.

Please do not install Office 2007, specifically excel 2007.
Except if you have run Office Update on the internet.
Or running below update from following link :
http://blogs.msdn.com/excel/archive/2007/10/09/calculation-issue-update-
fix-available.aspx

We will try Office 2007 after its Service Pack 1 has been released, to
make sure this problem never happened to our company PCs.

Regards,

Cahyo

The information from link above :

KB Articles have been posted as well:

Excel 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/943075/
Excel Services 2007: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx/kb/943076

Thank you for your patience,

The Excel Team