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Make your Windows XP with Service Pack 2  geniune. Im not sure if this works on SP3.

This procedure described below will allow you to bypass the Microsoft Genuine Validation.

I hope this is the best way to make your copy of windows xp geniune.

1. Click STARTàRUN and type ‘regedit’

2 Registry window will be opened, Then Go to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WPAEvents\OOBETimer

…and double click on it. Then change some of the value data to ANYTHING ELSE…delete some, add some letters, I don’t care…just change it!

now close out regedit.

3) Go to start > run > “%systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a” (again, dont type the quotes)

4) the activation screen will come up, click on register over telephone, then click on CHANGE PRODUCT KEY, enter in this key: JG28K-H9Q7X-BH6W4-3PDCQ-6XBFJ.

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Or at least, slower than normal? Don’t quite know what’s wrong?

OK, let’s see if we can help. Most people immediately think “Malware” at this point. But that’s not always the case. Yes, some malware does indeed slow down your system and use up precious resources. But there are other possible causes as well, so let’s explore some of these, and look at some ideas to help.

Is your PC clean?

And by that I mean – is it free from dust and dirt? Dust and dirt builds up inside a computer and this can affect your cooling fans, reducing the amount of airflow. Reduced airflow can cause your processor to overheat resulting in slow operation or even unexpected shutdowns. Many of today’s processors have the ability to “throttle back” (slow down) if the core temperature reaches a certain threshold. Cleaning the inside of your system is relatively easy – you just need to take some sensible precautions. A useful guide to PC cleaning can be found here.

Clear out your Temp files.

Why? Well temp files can build up over time and eat into your precious disk space. When you install programmes, the installer uses temp (temporary) files as part of the set up process. Some programmes also use temp files when in use. These temp files should be removed when the installer or programme is finished, but this does not always happen. And, of course, your browser will collect temp files as well. A build up of temp files could leave Windows struggling to find room for its swap file (see below) – so everything slows down.

How do you clean out temp files? There are two easy ways – manually or by using a proprietary cleaning programme. Note that the cleaning programmes will often offer the option to clear out Temporary files created by your browser.

Manually (XP & Vista) – Firstly, exit all programmes, including browsers and AVs. Go to Start > Run and type %Temp% in the Run box and click OK. A folder will appear – it will contain temp files and temp folders. If you want to delete everything, press Ctrl+A (to select all) and then press the delete key. If you want to keep any files then hold down the Ctrl key and left click the file or folder. Then press the delete key. Click OK to confirm deletion. Once done, remember to go to your Recycle Bin and empty the bin.

Cleaning Programmes – there are various such programmes available for free. Among the best are

ATF Cleaner
CCleaner
Cleanup!

Don’t forget XP does have it’s own utility for cleaning – it can be found via Start > All Programs > Accessories > System Tools > Disk Cleanup.

Any old programmes?

Do you still have some old programmes installed? When did you last use them? Remember that ‘trial’ software you installed? Has the trial period expired? Could you perhaps uninstall it (assuming you have the original installation disks)? Uninstalling such programmes will help free vital disk space. Oh, always re-boot after uninstalling – it helps to clear away the final remnants of an uninstalled programme.

Are you using unnecessary programmes?

By this I mean some of the numerous “enhancement” programmes available, that, while they may make your desktop look terribly exciting, are actually eating up precious resources. Things like third party screensavers and fancy wallpapers, Windows Taskbar replacements, WindowBlinds, Actual Transparent Window, XP Visual Styles, Stardock Theme Manager and so on. Nothing wrong with using them – they are all respected legitimate applications – but they may be contributing towards the slow down of your system.

Reduce the number of programmes loading at start up

Many applications insist on starting either the complete programme or a component of the programme whenever Windows starts. Many of these start ups are unnecessary and can be stopped. A good way to review the number of start up programmes is by using a start up manager utility, such as Spybot Search & Destroy, StartUpLite or Autoruns. In Spybot, you’ll need to click Mode > Advanced to ensure you have access to the Tools section, then select System Startup in the left pane. A list of programmes that start when you boot up will be displayed in the right pane. You simply uncheck the ones you don’t need.

StartUpLite is very easy – just download the small file and double click StartUpLite.exe. A box appears showing programmes that don’t need to startup at boot. Choose whichever options you prefer and click Continue.

Autoruns gives you similar information, although presented in a slightly different way, and with more detail. Again, you simply uncheck a box beside the entry you wish to disable.

Remember to research a start up if you are not sure what it is – some of the entries that may appear and which can safely be disabled are things like Update Schedule entries for Adobe Acrobat, Sun Java, QuickTime and so on. If in doubt, post in our Forums, choosing the Forum that’s relevant to your Operating System. Alternatively, you can check Startup items here.

Note: You should NOT use MSConfig to permanently disable programmes from automatically starting at boot up. This utility is meant as a trouble-shooter – not a long term solution. If you uninstall a programme that has already been disabled using MSConfig, then it’s likely there will be orphaned Registry entries left behind. These could cause potential problems when trying to start your system. Use one of the start up managers mentioned above.

Do you have enough RAM?

Lack of memory can be a real issue, especially with today’s high performance machines and Operating Systems (OS). If you’re using Windows (and let’s face it, most of us are) then you need to ensure you have the appropriate amount of RAM for your system. Microsoft list “minimum requirements” with each OS – but they are in the business of selling software. That’s why their “minimum requirements” are always at the lower end of the scale. There are numerous sites around that will advise you need “x” amount for XP and “y” amount for Vista. As a general rule, Vista works well with 2GB and XP with 1GB. You can use more, of course, but as a minimum these figures are accurate.

If you don’t have very much RAM, what happens? Well, Windows loads programmes into memory to allow fast access. When it has no more memory left, it will start using your hard disk. This is much slower than using RAM, so your programmes will appear to run more slowly. The part of the hard disk used by Windows is called a swap file. So, a lack of RAM can also eat into your hard disk space as well.

RAM is not terribly expensive at the moment, so it makes sense to upgrade. You can find out what type of RAM you need by downloading PCWizard – a system analyser (it’s free!) or going to one of the manufacturer’s sites such as Crucial and using their memory advisor tool. Once you know the type of RAM you need, there are plenty of online stores to choose from.

See here for a guide to installing your RAM.

Defrag your hard disk

Over a period of time, data written to your hard disk becomes fragmented or scattered all over the disk. This makes it harder for the system to find the data it needs. By defragging your disk, or putting the data in a more logical sequence, your system performance will improve. NOTE: Windows will not let you defrag a drive if there is less than 15% free space available. Keep an eye on your free space!

You could use a defragging utility such as Sysinternals PageDefrag – this is free and easy to use.

For a guide to defragging see
here for XP
here for Vista

What about my swap file?

You can change the settings on your swap file to allow Windows to have more disk space to play with. This disk space is also known as Virtual Memory. For a 32 bit Operating System (which most users will have) set any amount up to a maximum of 4Gb. Try and at least match the amount of RAM in your system. Of course, you will need to have enough free disk space for this swap file.

Useful step-by-step guides can be found
here for Win98 and XP
here for Vista

Something else to consider is that the swap file should not be fragmented in order to obtain the best results. This can be done by selecting ‘No swap file’, rebooting (you have to do this, to apply the changes), defragging the drive and then resetting the swap file to a size of your choosing. The swap file will now be an area of the maximum contiguous (uninterrupted) free space – and therefore optimum performance.

Note: When choosing a value it is often suggested to set a static size swap file – set the Initial and Maximum amounts to the same value. This saves Windows from using resources to manage a dynamic swap file.

Does your hard disk contain errors?

A hard disk will not last forever. Even a new hard disk can have problems. However, many problems can be fixed, simply by running a Windows utility called ChkDsk. This will scan your hard disk and repair any file system errors while verifying the integrity of the drive. Guides from Microsoft on using ChkDsk can be found

here for XP
here for Vista

Do your System Files contain errors?

Sometimes critical system files may become damaged or corrupt. This will obviously affect your computer’s performance. However, Windows has the ability to replace any damaged files on its own – this facility is called Windows File Protection. It can be started manually by typing a simple command into the Run box - sfc /scannow. This command immediately starts the Windows File Protection utility and it then checks and scans all system files to ensure their integrity.

For users with a pre-installed version of XP, sfc may ask you for your Windows CD in order to copy the relevant files. If you don’t have a Windows CD or if sfc cannot find the files it needs, please refer to Marc Liron’s article below.

For users who installed Service Pack 2 for XP by downloading from the internet, sfc may ask you for an XP SP2 CD – which you won’t have. You may need to create a slipstreamed CD to ensure sfc works correctly. Slipstreaming is simply a way of incorporating SP2 into your Windows installation – you create a new disk with Windows and SP2 all in one. Guides to slipstreaming can be found here and here, and a useful programme called Autostreamer, which does most of the work for you, can be downloaded here.

A detailed guide to using Windows File Protection with XP can be found here – it’s written by Microsoft MVP Marc Liron.

Note that Windows File Protection in Vista is now called Windows Resource Protection which, as well as protecting critical files, also protects the Registry. However, the basic principles are the same. To run the sfc command in Vista, you must be logged in as an Administrator.

A guide to using WRP in Vista can be found here.

Stopping unnecessary services

Windows generally comes with a raft of running services, many of which are not really required. You can safely stop some of these services and improve the boot time and speed of your system. Many installed programmes make themselves start up as soon as you boot the PC. They just run in the background, even although you don’t actually use them. Usually these programmes can be stopped from automatically loading – if you need to start them, you can do this manually.

One service that often causes a system to slow down is the Indexing Service – this can be turned off – see here for a guide.

For services guides see

here for Windows 2000
here for XP SP2
here for Vista

Driver/Device Conflicts

Are all your hardware drivers up to date? Using an out of date driver could cause hardware conflicts and crash your system. Have a look at Microsoft’s suggestions on troubleshooting driver/device conflicts here.

Internet Explorer

IE 7 includes a phishing filter – very useful indeed. But it can slow down your browsing as the filter checks each web page. Have a look at Microsoft’s suggestions on this here.

Anti Virus Programmes

Never use more than one Anti Virus. Although it might sound like a great idea to run two or more, in reality it’s not. AVs usually have a ‘real time’ monitor that helps protect your system. This monitor will want to have a look at any file that changes or has been added to the system. If you have 2 AVs then every time one looks at a file, the other AV will think that file has changed so it will want to take a look as well. Now the second AV thinks that file has changed so it wants another look. So, of course, the first AV thinks that file has changed….you get the idea. You could end up with an unstable system, a really slow system or unexplained crashes.

And finally…

Having done all your tweaks and clean ups, create a new System Restore point – this gives you a ‘fall back’ position with all your new changes.

A guide to manually creating a System Restore point in XP can be found here and one for Vista can be found here.

No more problems? Excellent – be sure to revisit this article to help keep your system running smoothly.

Still having problems? Well, it could indeed be malware – please start here and follow the instructions to receive assistance.

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UltraISO Premium V8.12 and newer version has build-in function to burn a CD/DVD image this way:
1. Insert a blank or ReWritable CD/DVD into your CD/DVD writer.
2. Launch UltraISO.
3. Open the ISO file by ‘Ctrl+O’ or ‘File’->’Open’ menu
4. Press F7 or choose ‘Tools’->’Burn CD/DVD image’
5. Click on the ‘Burn’ button.
6. Click on ‘Return’ when the process is complete.

but you can use other burning software on your computer to burn it as well.

The method you use will depend on which CD writing software package you use. It’s a good idea to consult the CD writing software’s documentation before you start, because if you make a mistake you’ll probably have to throw the disc out and start again.

Here is Help Burning CD-ROMs from ISO Disc Image Files from GoVideo:

Roxio Easy Media Creator - Version 7.x

1. Insert a blank CD into your CD writer.
2. Launch Easy Media Creator.
3. Click on “Copy Disk” under the Data column. The Roxio Disc Copier utility will launch.
4. In the left column, “Source,” click on the Disk Image radio button.
5. Click on the SELECT button and locate the source .ISO file. This would be the location to which you saved the downloaded file.
6. In the right column, “Destination,” make sure the Recorder radio button is selected with your CD writer selected in the drop down field.
7. Click on the Burn button in the upper right corner.
8. Click on CLOSE when the process is complete.

Roxio EZ CD Creator - Version 6.x/5.x/4.x

1. Insert a blank CD into your CD writer.
2. Launch Easy CD Creator.
3. In the File menu, select “Create CD From Disc Image.”
4. Browse to the location where the ISO image was saved on your hard drive.
5. Click on the “Files of type:” dropdown box and select “ISO Image Files (*.ISO).”
6. Select the ISO image file.
7. At the CD Creation Setup dialog box, make sure the Write Method is set to Disc-At-Once and Close CD.
8. Click on OK.
9. Click on OK once again.
10. Your upgrade CD-ROM will be created.

NERO Burning ROM

Version 6.x
1. Insert a blank CD into your CD writer.
2. Launch Nero Burning CD-ROM.
3. Select “Recorder”.
4. In the Recorder Menu, choose “Burn Image”.
5. Browse to the location where the ISO image was saved on your hard drive.
6. Select the ISO image file and select Open.
7. Select Burn.
8. Your upgrade CD-ROM will be created.

Version 5.x
1. Launch Nero.
2. Choose File, Burn Image and you’ll be presented with a dialog box.
3. Click on the Files of type: dropdown box and select All Files (*.*).
4. Select the .ISO file you downloaded then press Open.
5. Next, Nero will show another dialog box of CD burning options. Accept the defaults:
1)Type of Image: Data Mode 1
2)Block size (Bytes): 2048
3)Image header (Bytes): 0
4)Image trailer (Bytes): 0
6. Choose OK.
7. The Write CD dialog box should appear next.
8. Make sure Write, Finalize CD, and/or Disc-At-Once are checked, then choose Write.
9. Your upgrade CD-ROM will be created.

Tips:
1)You must use the “Finalize CD” and “Disc-At-Once” option in Nero, or you will get the error: “FATAL ERROR: Installation of side by side assemblies failed” during setup.
2)You must specify *.* for the file type to see the .ISO file.

Veritas RecordNow DX

1. Insert a blank CD into your CD writer.
2. Launch Veritas RecordNow and close the Welcome screen.
3. Click on the IMAGE button in the toolbar at the top.
4. Click on the ADD FILE button in the center of the screen.
5. Click on the record button (red circle).
6. Click on OK.

NTI CD Maker 2000 Professional - Version 4.2.68

1. After starting program, click on ‘Custom CD’ icon on the “Welcome to CD Maker!” window.
2. This will open the ‘Custom CD’ window, which includes a Windows Explorer and a Custom CD Track Layout section.
3. On the left side of the Windows Explorer, navigate to and click on the folder where the downloaded ISO file is located.
4. On the right side of the Windows Explorer window, click and hold on the filename of the downloaded ISO file.
5. Drag the file to the bottom portion of the CD Maker window (the ‘Custom CD Track Layout:’ section).
6. Insert a blank CD into the CD drive.
7. Click on the ‘Step 2′ button on the left side of the CD Maker window.
8. Your upgrade CD-ROM will be created.

WinOnCD - Power Edition - Version 3.8

1. Start WinOnCD and choose to create a Track Image.
2. Drag the .ISO file into your Track Image window.
3. Click on disc, to start burning the CD.
4. Your upgrade CD-ROM will be created.

Padus DiscJuggler

1. Open Disc Juggler.
2. Choose File, and then New. Click on the “Burn CD and DVD Images” Icon. Press OK.
3. Click on the “Source” disc box, then a Browse window will appear.
4. Locate and click on the .ISO image file, by browsing, using the up arrow buttons near the top of the window. Once found, Open the file.
5. Next to the “Destination” disc box, ensure your CD-R/CD-RW drive is selected.
6. Click the Start button. The burn process will begin.
7. Your upgrade CD-ROM will be created.

Tips

1)You cannot use Windows XP alone to burn an ISO image.  You must have a 3rd-party CD burning software package such as those listed above.
2)Always use a new blank disc.
3)If you are burning a CD, you should close all other programs while the CD is burning, and let the program run without interruption.
4)When downloading the ISO image file, save it to a folder that is easy to find such as “My Documents”;
5)If your CD-ROM burning software is other than those listed, open the program and search “Help” for instructions regarding creating a disc from an ISO file.

Additional information:

================= BURNING GUIDE WITH CLONE CD (.CCD/.IMG/.SUB set) ======

1) Open CloneCD
2) Click the second button (Write From Image File)
3) Click ‘Browse’ and load the .CCD file, then ‘Next’
4) The next screen is tricky. Depending upon the icon you choose, CloneCD activates some write option that, on some CDs, may help copying the protection scheme. Try choosing among the default settings or look on the net for the proper settings if you know you’re dealing with a protected CD (laserlock, safedisc etc.)
5) OK will activate burning.

=========== BURNING GUIDE WITH ALCOHOL 120% (nearly all image types) ===========
1) Open Alcohol 120%
2) Click on ‘Image Burning Wizard’
3) push ‘Browse’ then load the proper file(.CUE, .CCD, .ISO) file.
4) Now you should see the info of the loaded image. Push ‘next’.
5) On the next screen check that your recorder is shown. Look at the ‘Datatype’ drop-down menu:
6) Change the ‘Datatype’ drop-down menu according to the protectionyou detected on the original CD (or image). In this example we set ‘Playstation’ since the CD is a PSX CD. You’ll notice that this setting automatically changes Write Method from DAO/SAO to RAW DAO and deselects ‘rectify Sub-Channel Data’. Different Datatypes will activate different settings.
6) The write speed is set accordingly to your system resources. Just avoid burning at high speed for PSX CDs (since PSX CD-ROM sucks). Click ‘Start’ to start burning.
7) On the next screen you are able to keep track of the burning process. Avoid using too many system resources during the burning process.
A popup will inform you at the ending of the burning. The Backup CD has been completed!

================= BURNING GUIDE WITH CDRWin (.CUE/.BIN or .CUE/.IMG sets) ======
1) Open CDRWin.
2) Do not try to unlock CDRWin with illegal codes found on the net: the program will seem to unlock in any case but it will burn coasters if the code is not correct.
3) Click the first button ‘Record Disc’
4) Click ‘Load Cuesheet’ button and load the proper .CUE file. Please note that if you receive errors maybe the image path written on the .CUE might be uncorrect. In this case open the .CUE file with Notepad and check that on the 1st row (FILE “….” BINARY) the correct path of the image (the large file that came with the .CUE) is written. Otherwise, correct it.
5) If you can, click on the ‘RAW Mode’ button. This is not always necessary, except when the CD is protected. All other options are left blank.
6) Click on ‘Start Recording’.
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================= BURNING GUIDE WITH CDRPACK (.ISO, .CUE/.BIN) ======
1) Click Here to download cdrpack for UltraISO and setup it.
2) Then you can burn ISO images and Audio CD/Video CD (VCD/SVCD)/Mixed mode CD images in BIN/CUE format by UltraISO (Version 7.50.956 and above) directly
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Simple Way Check this http://support.microsoft.com/kb/827218

Or

Download this Free Program http://www.filehippo.com/download_cpuz/

Or

Go to Start > Run and type in msinfo32 then hit OK.

On the window that comes up, look at Processor. If it says x86 (something) then it’s a 32 bit processor. Otherwise, it’s 64.

OR

http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/win/64bit.html

Or

CPU-Z is a freeware utility that gathers information on some of the main devices of your system. CPU-Z does not need to be installed, just unzip the files in a directory and run the .exe. In order to remove the program, just delete the files. The program does not copy any file in any Windows directory, nor write to the registry.

1) Confirm that your PC is capable of running 64-bit software.
1.Open the “System Properties” window
a.If your Start menu is configured for Classic Start menu, right-click the My Computer icon on your desktop, and click Properties.
b.If your Start menu is the Windows default Start menu, click the Start button, then right-click the My Computer icon in your Start menu, and click Properties.
2.Click the Advanced tab.
3.Click Environment Variables.
4.In the “System variables” list at the bottom of the Environment Variables window, look for a variable called “PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE”. If your PC has a 32-bit processor, this variable will have a value of “x86″. If it has a 64-bit processor this variable will have a value of “x64″.

Or Follow these steps
Windows Vista

Method 1

1. Click Start, then click on Run or Start Search.
2. Type msinfo32.exe and then press Enter key.
3. In “System Information”, review the value for the System Type item:

• For 32-bit editions of Windows, the value of the System Type item is x86-based PC.
• For 64-bit editions of Windows, the value of the System Type item is x64-based PC.

Method 2

1. Click Start, type system in the “Start Search” box, and then click system in the “Programs” list.
2. The operating system appears as follows:

• For a 64-bit version operating system: 64-bit Operating System appears for the “System type” under “System”.
• For a 32-bit version operating system: 32-bit Operating System appears for the “System type” under “System”.

Method 3

1. Click Start, type system in the “Start Search” box, and then click System Information in the “Programs” list.
2. The operating system appears as follows:

• For a 64-bit version operating system: x64-based PC appears for the “System type” under “Item”.
• For a 32-bit version operating system: x86-based PC appears for the “System type” under “Item”.

Microsoft Windows XP Professional

Method 1

1. Click Start, then click on Run or Start Search.
2. Type msinfo32.exe and then press Enter key.
3. In “System Information”, review the value for the System Type item:

• For 32-bit editions of Windows, the value of the System Type item is x86-based PC.
• For 64-bit editions of Windows, the value of the System Type item is x64-based PC.

Method 2

1. Click Start, click Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.
2. Click the General tab. The operating system appears as follows:

• For a 64-bit version operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Version <Year> appears under System.
• For a 32-bit version operating system: Microsoft Windows XP Professional Version <Year> appears under System.

Note <Year> is a placeholder for a year.

Method 3

1. Click Start, click Run, type winmsd.exe, and then click OK.
2. In the details pane, locate Processor under Item. Note the value.

• If the value that corresponds to Processor starts with x86, the computer is running a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system.
• If the value that corresponds to Processor starts with ia64 or AMD64, the computer is running a 64-bit version of the Windows operating system.

Microsoft Windows Server 2003

Method 1

1. Click Start, click Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.
2. Click the General tab. The operating system appears as follows:

• For a 64-bit version operating system: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise x64 Edition appears under System.
• For a 32-bit version operating system: Microsoft Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition appears under System.

Method 2

1. Click Start, click Run, type winmsd.exe, and then click OK.
2. In the details pane, locate Processor under Item. Note the value.

• If the value that corresponds to Processor starts with x86, the computer is running a 32-bit version of the Windows operating system.
• If the value that corresponds to Processor starts with EM64T or ia64, the computer is running a 64-bit version of the Windows operating system.