Copy a Single File to Avoid Re-Activating Windows XP No No No, a thousand times no! People report this again and again and again on the Internet without ever checking if it works. This is a myth. It does not work. wpa.dbl essentially does what people say—it stores the information of the activation, but this information is used to confirm registration—not to save it. This myth is perpetuated based on the false assumption that Windows XP installation and activations are based only on hardware existing at the time of the install—that is only half the story. There are other factors involved in an installation including date, time and a randomly generated 50-character hash at the time of an installation. When you attempt to follow this "tip" the [wpa.dbl] and the [wpa.bak] file do not match the installation id generated at the time of the new installation and this results in a need to re-activate. It does not work.
Work on Two Computers? Set Up An SSH Server to Make Things Easie Dual Monitors as A Window to Increased Productivity How to Get What You Want Without Even Asking Work on Two Computers? Set Up An SSH Server to Make Things Easier! I use more than one computer: I use my desktop computer for anything while I’m in the house, and my laptop for anything while I am out – usually for taking notes at a class. If you are like me, an SSH Server on your desktop computer will make your life a lot easier. Here’s what setting up an SSH server can do for you: This means you can save time by getting to your work faster. Minimize the number of steps required to access “outside data from my “inside” computer. You’ll never have to worry about sensitive data on your laptop again. Minimize the amount of data actually stored on the “outside” laptop. Find yourself rummaging through different versions of work because of all the copying that comes with working on two computers? (1) Download and install freeSHHd from . (3) We have to add a user.
Your PasswordCard 100 Amazing Futuristic Design Concepts We Wish Were Real | Webde Concept designers are also referred to as “visual futurists”. These concept designs may not be on the market yet, but they can still inspire you to create something just as futuristic and exciting online. The designs may be impractical in some cases, but the idea is to put the concept out to the world to see how it evolves and grows. Remember that these are all just conceptual, you can’t buy them yet! Some may be closer to being produced than others, particularly when they come from a large company like Braun or Samsung. With that said, here you have 100 amazing futuristic design concepts that will make you crave more. 1. This is an elegant concept created by designer D.K. 2. This concept design was inspired by the curves and tapering of the Macbook Air coupled with the look of an iPod Touch. 3. iPhone 4G Concept This fantasy iPhone mimics both the look of Mac OS/X and the aluminum case of a MacBook Pro. 4. Created by designer Norio Fujikawa. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 4D Watch
Creamy Memories Posted on July 25, 2009 by 200702 Don’t these popsicles look yummy? However, I suggest you’d better not taste them, because they’re actually portable storage devices from Korea. The ice cream part of the popsicle is a hard drive and the stick is a USB flash drive. More Information Here