Tips Cepat: Mengganti CD key Windows XP

kardus XP

Berikut adalah cara mengganti CD key yang aktif pada Windows XP. Hal ini biasanya diperlukan ketika kita hendak memasang aplikasi update dari Microsoft (misal Windows Media Player 11) yang membutuhkan validasi “keaslian” Windows kita.

1. Buka Registry Editor untuk menonaktifkan aktifasi produk :

Start > Run > Regedit

2. Segera ke direktori:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WPAEvents

lalu klik pada OOBETimer dan ganti FF menjadi 00

Kemudian reaktifasi dengan CD key yang baru,

Start > Run > C:\WINDOWS\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a


3. Pilih Activate Windows lalu Change Product key dan masukkan CD-Key baru.

Terima Kasih,

Using DropBox on Ubuntu

What is DropBox?? Dropbox is the easiest way to store, sync, and, share files online. Available for Windows, OS X, and Linux. Visit here. It can make the backup/share easier!! Here is to use the DropBox feature on Ubuntu with nautilus integrated ready.

1. First, download (select your linux distro) and register your account password.


DropBox

2. Then we have to install a debian installer,  just double-click
3. After that, kill the nautilus to restart it. so the DropBox will appeared on notification tray


dropbox icon

4. To Start the DropBox, right click the icon and select “Start DropBox”. After a moment, the DropBox will started.

So the DropBox is ready to be used!!

nb:

• if the DropBox not stared, try restart X if kill nautilus not working.
• don’t forget to check the proxy setting

and check that your accout has enabled :p

• the DropBox “working directory” is $HOME/Dropbox by default

Thanks . . .,

How to: Recover Ubuntu User’s Password

There are several way to reset a forgotten user password in Ubuntu, here it is:

1. Via Recovery Boot Menu (GRUB)

   Wait ’till the shell dropped, so you may easily change the USER password,
   $ passwd USER
   
   Reboot! And It works.
   
   FAQ : “My GRUB doesn’t have a recovery mode, what should I do now??”
   Answer : “See the next tips . . . “

2. If your GRUB doesn’t have a recovery mode menu,
   just edit the exist one.

   When a GRUB appeared, press escape, and “e” to edit a boot line
   at the end “kernel . . .” line add this line: “rw init=/bin/bash
   ” (without quotes)
   After some moment, you’ll have a passwordless shell like in recovery mode.
   
   So you can change the password easily.
   $ passwd USER

3. The other alternative method (Using LiveCD)

   Open a Gnome terminal :
   Applications->Accessories->Terminal
   , or
   Alt+F2, type “gnome-terminal” without quotes
   
   Mount your partition with ubuntu installed in
   you might just click the disk on Places, or
   
   $ sudo mount /dev/sda1/ /media/sda1
   in this case, our ubuntu partition is sda1, you’ve to create a /media/sda1 directory before if it doesn’t exist.
   
   chroot into the system:
   $ chroot /media/sda1
   
   change the USER password
   $ passwd USER

Reboot! And It works.

I Hope it’s useful, thanks
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