Bin bestanden zijn over het algemeen vergezeld van .cue bestanden, en de combinatie maakt de image van een cd. Zo'n image kun je daarna "inladen" met speciale software die Windows voor de gek houdt en hem laat zien als cd-rom.
Optie 1: Deamon Tools (of Daemon Tools) is het gratis alternatief. Het kan vrijwel alle image-typen aan en is redelijk simpel in gebruik. Installeer Daemon Tools, start opnieuw op, rechtermuisklik op icoontje, selecteer "Mount Image" o.i.d. en selecteer de .cue
Optie 2: Alcohol 120% is het betaalde alternatief. Hiermee kun je meer dan alleen images mounten, je kunt ze ook maken en branden. Alcohol kan zelfs werkende images maken van beveiligde cd's (maar niet alle). Het is heel gebruiksvriendelijk, gewoon .cue bestand selecteren, rechtermuisklik, selecteer "Image invoeren"
Posts tonen met het label Windows Vista. Alle posts tonen
Posts tonen met het label Windows Vista. Alle posts tonen
maandag 24 maart 2008
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zondag 9 maart 2008
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Some useful information. Your Windows XP computer is more safe if you don’t set any password at all than using some weak password like "abc123" which can be easily guessed by hackers.
Using a blank password (or no password at all) makes your computer more secure because Windows XP accounts, that are not protected by a password, cannot be accessed remotely over the network or the Internet.
You have to be physically infront of the computer in order to get in. Due to this default behavior, it is better to leave a blank password assigned to an XP account rather than assigning a weak, easily guessed password.
An official guide from Microsoft on Password strength therefore suggests using blank passwords on Windows XP machines when the following criteria are met:
• You only have one computer or you have several computers but you do not need to access information on one computer from another one
• The computer is physically secure (you trust everyone who has physical access to the computer - like your family members)
The use of a blank password is not always a good idea particularly when the computer is not in a secure location. For example, a laptop computer that you take with you is probably not physically secure, so on those you should have a strong password.
Update: If you want to access your XP Professional computer over the network ever after the password is blank, run gpedit.msc in the Run box and disable the setting "Limit local account use of blank passwords to console login only" available under Local Policies.
Using a blank password (or no password at all) makes your computer more secure because Windows XP accounts, that are not protected by a password, cannot be accessed remotely over the network or the Internet.
You have to be physically infront of the computer in order to get in. Due to this default behavior, it is better to leave a blank password assigned to an XP account rather than assigning a weak, easily guessed password.
An official guide from Microsoft on Password strength therefore suggests using blank passwords on Windows XP machines when the following criteria are met:
• You only have one computer or you have several computers but you do not need to access information on one computer from another one
• The computer is physically secure (you trust everyone who has physical access to the computer - like your family members)
The use of a blank password is not always a good idea particularly when the computer is not in a secure location. For example, a laptop computer that you take with you is probably not physically secure, so on those you should have a strong password.
Update: If you want to access your XP Professional computer over the network ever after the password is blank, run gpedit.msc in the Run box and disable the setting "Limit local account use of blank passwords to console login only" available under Local Policies.
maandag 14 mei 2007
Hoe Vista het ook kan voor doen wat je zoekt en waar je het zoeken moet.
Hoe Vista het ook kan voor doen wat je zoekt en waar je het zoeken moet.
YouTube - Vista Guided Help: ""
zaterdag 5 mei 2007
Vista
Keyboard shortcuts
Ctrl+Shift+Esc -> Task Manager (Ctrl+Alt+Del -> Tasks Screen)
Ctrl+Shift+Enter -> Run an executable with elevated privileges
Windows logo key+1-0 -> Launch the shortcuts on the Quick Launch toolbar
Windows logo key+T -> Cycle through programs on the taskbar
Windows logo key+Tab -> Cycle through programs on the taskbar by using Flip 3-D
Ctrl+Windows logo key+Tab -> Use the arrow keys to cycle through programs on the taskbar by using Flip 3-D
Windows logo key+Spacebar -> Bring all gadgets to the front and select Windows Sidebar
Windows logo key+G -> Cycle through Sidebar gadgets
Windows logo key+X -> Open Windows Mobility Center
Open a folder and press & release Alt -> Show Menu Bar (also works in Internet Explorer)
• Full list of keyboard shortcuts in Vista
dinsdag 27 maart 2007
DailyTech - Another Way to Stave Off Windows Vista Activation
Microsoft-supported feature can stretch Windows Vista grace period up to a year
Despite being the most advanced version of Windows yet, Vista allows surprising freedom for casual pirates to run unauthorized copies of the new operating system. Last month, DailyTech detailed a procedure in which a user may extend his activation grace period on any installation of Vista up to 120 days, up from the 30 days out-of-the-box.
Despite being the most advanced version of Windows yet, Vista allows surprising freedom for casual pirates to run unauthorized copies of the new operating system. Last month, DailyTech detailed a procedure in which a user may extend his activation grace period on any installation of Vista up to 120 days, up from the 30 days out-of-the-box.
zaterdag 17 maart 2007
10 site over Vista
- Top 10 tweak, tips and tricks for Windows Vista- by Chris Pirillo]
- Geek to Live: Windows Vista upgrade power tips-Lifehacker
- Windows Vista Galore - How-To Geek
- Revenge of more Windows Vista Tips - SuperSite
- Tips: Windows Vista Security Group - Windows Vista Weblog
- Troubleshooting Tips: Installing/Upgrading Microsoft’s Windows Vista “What can go wrong” - Windows Live Spaces
- 10 Reasons for the Windows Web Worker to upgrade toVista or not by Web Worker Daily
- DRM in Windows Vista by Bruce Schneier
- How to Unistall Windows Vista easily without any hassles by Jason
- Installing and Unistalling Windows Vista for dual-boot with XP
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