
Vishal Gupta
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Longhorn Becomes Windows Vista™
Vishal Gupta replied to Vishal Gupta's topic in General Technical Discussion
Some real Longhorn/Vista screenshots -
Bhaiyon! Bas bhi karo ab... Otherwise Reliance ko HAJAM nahi hoga aur usko HAJMOLA lena padega.
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Happy Birthday!!! hv a gr8 BASH... ENJOY!
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U can get all the information about it here: All about LG RD6000
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Guys! I wanted to ask that r there ne more updates available for Windows XP SP2? I found only following 3 updates on Microsoft site for Windows XP with SP2: Update for Windows XP (KB894391) Security Update for Microsoft Windows XP (KB896358) Security Update for Windows XP (KB896422) PS: Here I'm talking about updates 4 Windows XP SP2 not for Internet Explorer for SP2.
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Guys I found the way to save all the updates on ur HDD. Now I will show you how to do this. There are several methods and we will discuss all of them. 1st Method: Easiest and only for Windows XP with SP2. Firstly you have to configure your Automatic Updates Settings through MyComputer(right click)>>properties>>Automatic Updates. Choose the option shown in the above shot and click ok. Your SP2 Security Center may warn you but ignore or disable it. Now connect to the net and wait for some time. You will get a notification in the system tray that Updates are available for download. Now double click on the System Tray Icon and it opens up a window and now you can see all the updates listed with their KB Article Numbers. Here is a screenshot. Now copy all the numbers to your notepad and now use the link http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=XXXXXX or click the link given in the box above. Here XXXXXX is the 6 digit number you copied earlier. From the support page you will find a link to the patch and now you can download it convieniently. 2nd Method: Work for any Windows - Best Method You can download all the updates that are available from Automatic Updates by using the Windows Update Catalog. For additional information about how to download updates from the Windows Update Catalog, click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base: HOW TO: Download Windows Updates and Drivers from the Windows Update Catalog • Visit the Windows Update Web site: http://windowsupdate.microsoft.com • Click Personalize Windows Update. • Select the Display the link to the Windows Update Catalog under See Also check box. • Click Save Settings. • A Windows Update Catalog link appears under See Also. • Click the Windows Update Catalog link. • Click Find updates for Microsoft Windows operating systems. • Click the appropriate product, and then click Search. • Click Critical Updates and Service Packs. • Locate the patch you want, and then click Add. • Click Go to download basket. In the Type or browse to the download location of your choice box, type the full path for the folder in which you want to save the patch. Or, click Browse to browse to the folder. Click Download Now. If you don’t find the link to Windows Update Catalog (as in SP2) then go to Administrator Options and there is a heading named “Update multiple operating systems” and under it link to Windows update Catalog is given. A manual link (no guarantee on link working on diff Windows) to Windows Update Catalog is given below: http://v4.windowsupdate.microsoft.com/catalog/en/default.asp I used this On WinXP SP2 and it worked and plus you can download updates for any Windows i.e. you can 98 updates while running XP. This works best for Networked PC’s. Source: MS-KB 283147 - Automatic Updates Downloads Cannot Be Installed on Other Computers 3rd Method: Works in any Windows but not always Another method to save the patch locally is to install the update 'as usual' from the Windows Updates page. Once the copy process is complete and the Install process is about to begin, look for the WUTemp folder in C:\ (or whatever drive you've installed Windows). This is the destination folder used by Windows Updates to save the hotfix. The hotfix will be deleted automatically once installed. Therefore, copy the WUTEMP directory contents to a new folder, while the install process has just started. For Windows XP SP2, the installer is stored in a sub-folders under %Windir%\SoftwareDistribution\Download Another Note: Sometimes you find a long named file with random characters and without an extension in %Windir%\SoftwareDistribution\Download. Try renaming the file by just adding .exe to the end of the filename. Do not modify anything else. Now right click and check its properties. It may turn out to be an update and its KB number is listed in its properties. You can now copy the update to any folder. Don’t move the update, just copy it to any location. This will work any time and even if you are not connected to the net. Tip: After downloading the updates, save them to a CD if you're planning to apply across multiple systems or a stand-alone system without internet connection. Before applying the downloaded updates, you can run through Windows Updates scan (don't download yet) to know the list of Cricital Updates (Q######) pertaining to that particular computer. Note all of them to a piece of paper and install them one by one from the CD. This one works even better when combined with 2nd Method.
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Ringtones For LG RD 2030 & LG RD 5130
Vishal Gupta replied to Arun's topic in Ringtones / Wallpapers / Themes / Applications / Games
Kajra re ringtone from B & B... :'( Kajra_Re.mid -
Happy Birthday...
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Longhorn Becomes Windows Vista™
Vishal Gupta replied to Vishal Gupta's topic in General Technical Discussion
Guys! I just googled for it, copied the info & pasted it here... SIMPLE! :'( -
This s/w is used to change many service parameters in CDMA phones. And its related to CLONING... So pls don't ask about it again. U can GOOGLE for it and can get the URL to d/l it. Closing Topic...
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Longhorn Becomes Windows Vista™
Vishal Gupta replied to Vishal Gupta's topic in General Technical Discussion
Hardware Requirements for Longhorn Average Longhorn PC requires a dual-core CPU running at 4 to 6 GHz; a minimum of 2 gigs of RAM; up to a terabyte of storage; a 1 Gbit, built-in, Ethernet-wired port and an 802.11g wireless link; and a graphics processor that runs three times faster than those on the market today. -
Happy B'day dude!!!
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PC Sync s/w for all LG phones r available here: Pc Sync For Lg Phones
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Its for u... PC Suite CDMA Version Nokia 6255 And Dial-up Networking with Bluetooth ENJOY!!!
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Longhorn Becomes Windows Vista™
Vishal Gupta replied to Vishal Gupta's topic in General Technical Discussion
Microsoft says it will call the next version of its operating system "Windows Vista" as it prepares to release a wave of new products after posting its slowest-ever year of growth. Windows Vista, formerly known by its code-name Longhorn, is scheduled for a worldwide launch in the second half of 2006, five years after Windows XP, the longest time lag between releases of its flagship operating system that runs on nine out of 10 personal computers worldwide. Microsoft has promised many enhancements in Windows Vista, including better security, graphics and computing over the Web. "It's in the consumer area that they have the best hope of rapid adoption," said Rob Helm, analyst at independent researcher Directions on Microsoft. Brad Goldberg, general manager, Windows product development at Microsoft, said more details on Vista would be released at a developers' conference in September and a beta, or test version, by August 3. New products, including Windows Vista, the next version of Office, new database software and the Xbox 360 video game console are expected to help Microsoft return to double-digit growth after the company said on Thursday that yearly revenue grew 8 per cent to US$39.79 billion ($58.15 billion), the slowest yearly growth since Microsoft went public in 1986. Shares in the company fell 2.6 per cent to US$25.75 on Nasdaq on Friday after it said earnings for the current fiscal quarter would be just below Wall Street's expectations. At current prices, Microsoft is valued at 16 times projected earnings, compared with the average 24 times earnings valuation seen for the broader software sector. Courtesy: The New Zealand Herald -
Happy Birthday...
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Happy Birthday 2 all of U...
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Hope It'll help u: R-connect Dormancy/disconnection: Solved With Ping
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Debug Menu for Samsung Phones
Vishal Gupta replied to sahil2000ind's topic in Technical / OS related
Read here: Cdma Secrets / Secret Codes -
Vpn Client Not Able To Connect To Vpn Server
Vishal Gupta replied to tusharal's topic in Data services
Pls don't make duplicate posts! U hv already posted it here: http://www.rimweb.com/forums/index.php?sho...indpost&p=36381 Closing Topic... -
BitPim 0.7.34 development release is available. List of Changes Download Bitpim 0.7.34
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Happy Birthday!!! hv a GOOD day...
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Thank GOD! Now its working... I was very worried about it. Good job buddy! LAGE RAHO