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Saturday, April 17, 2010

How To Find Windows XP Key Inside CD (Manually)?

Hi friends...
Are you worried to remember your XP key.Its no more, here is a solution for it :).Your cd key is preserved in the cd itself.

Steps to follow to find Windows XP CD key:

1. Bring your Windows XP CD and insert it into your computer’s CD/DVD ROM/ RAM.

2. Now, browse your Windows XP CD and find the folder I386.

3. Inside I386 folder, find the file named as unattended.txt.

4. Open unattended.txt by using notepad.

5. At last, keep scrolling of the opened file and you will get Windows XP CD key.

Thursday, April 15, 2010

Websites Asks To Press F1 Key ? DON’T PRESS IT

Microsoft has been reported of a vulnerability discovered in Windows operating systems Windows XP, Windows 2000 and Windows Server 2003 which exploits the VB Script. Microsoft has recently released an Advisory named “Microsoft Security Advisory (981169)”

As per the advisory there is a vulnerability that if a user presses F1 Key on being asked by a Website or webpage, the website can run potentially malicious code or scrip on such computers. That computer can get hacked, information can be stolen or it may also lead to data theft.

It is an advice to all our readers and Windows XP, Windows 2002 and Windows 2003 Server users to beware of this vulnerability and do not press the F1 Key when asked by a website. This may leave your computer unsecured or infected with virus or trojans.

Even if you are a Windows Vista User or Windows 7 or Windows Server 2008 user, its a safety tip to not click F1 Key when asked by a website.