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Showing posts with label Microsoft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Microsoft. Show all posts

Thursday, December 4, 2008

Download Windows Xp Dark lite edition 2008







Windows Xp Dark lite edition 2008


The Original Windows Modified of Dark Edition:
- RyanVM s Windows XP Post-SP2 Update Pack 2.1.11 June 22 2007
- RVMAddons_1.8.2
- RUPUpdates-2.1.11.13-Addon
- WScript57-1.0.0-Addon
- DriveSpace_v4.1.0.17
- Kels_CPLBonus_addon_v6.8
- Boooggy_WMP11Addon
- Gorki_AddOn_QTAddressBar
- NR_CursorsAIO_Addon_1.3
- Ricks_StylerTB1401_AddOn
- Ricks_ViStartBuild2502_AddOn_70906
- Ricks_VistaRTMBootSceen_KB940322
- Ricks_WindowsSidebar_AlkyXP1.0_AddOn_70830
- Ricktendo64_RefreshClock_addon
- ENG2ITA_WINFLIP_0421
- VISTALOOKDE
- DirectX 9.0c November 2007 AddOn 0.3.2 - CNC


Information
Changelog:
* 2.1.11.1: Original
* 2.1.11.2: Workaround for a restriction in the RVMI that prohibits the use of drivercab_copy for addons
* 2.1.11.3: Fixed typo in INF
* 2.1.11.4: Added 9 non-public updates that superseded existing files
* 2.1.11.5: Added 6 non-public updates that superseded existing files updated MRT and Flash
* 2.1.11.6: Added KB935198 and KB939273 and stubbed the MRT
* 2.1.11.7: Microsoft s July 24 updates plus a new kernel (details)
* 2.1.11.8: Very minor updates: replaced KB935198 with KB939884 updated QFECheck and recompiled the MRT stub to make it even smaller
* 2.1.11.9: Microsoft s August 14 updates (details)
* 2.1.11.10: Split off Windows Script 5.7
* 2.1.11.11: Updated Microsoft Update and Windows Update to 7.0.6000.381
* 2.1.11.12: Replaced KB934428 with KB941037 removed the MU TZ fix (no longer needed) made a minor change to the KB923845 entries
* 2.1.11.13: Added 1 public update and 3 non-public updates (details)

All In One Driver
- DriverPack Chipset
- DriverPack CPU
- DriverPack Graphics
- DriverPack LAN
- DriverPack MassStorage
- DriverPack Sound
- DriverPack WLAN

Hardware requirements:
Processor: 1.6 GHz or better
Video Card: 64 Mb (ATI Radeon 9 series or nVidia GeForce 5 series or higher)
System RAM: 256 MB
Hard-Disk: 2.5 GB of available hard-disk space
Display: A minimum of 1024x768 pixels for a 4: 3 aspect ratio and 1280x720 pixels for a widescreen aspect ratio is recommended
Drive: Any DVD-ROM or CD-ROM- drive


Download Links:

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Monday, December 1, 2008

Microsoft's Midori -is this the end of Microsoft Windows??




Mcrosoft 's Midori "replacing WINDOWS"??




Microsoft new operating system is Midori and you'll be surprise that it has nothing to do with Windows. What does this mean is simple. All those Windows users will be out in the dust if Microsoft decides to go this way.

According to a report, Microsoft isn't just looking at the next version of Windows for future OS possibilities, but is looking beyond the Windows architecture altogether with a project known as Midori. The new OS is still in the "incubation" phase (which puts it slightly closer to market than R&D projects), but Microsoft has admitted to its existence, and the Software Daily Times says at least one team in Redmond is actively working on the new architecture.

The basis for the platform centers around research related to Microsoft's Singularity project, and envisions a distributed environment where applications, documents, and connectivity are blurred in a cloud-computing phantasmagoria which can be run natively or hosted across multiple systems. The researchers are working to create a concurrent / parallel distribution of resources, as well as a method of handling applications across separate machines -- religiously-dubbed the Asynchronous Promise Architecture -- which will set the stage for a backwards-compatible operating system built from the ground up, with networks of varying size in mind. Says the SD Times, "The Midori documents foresee applications running across a multitude of topologies, ranging from client-server and multi-tier deployments to peer-to-peer at the edge, and in the cloud data center. Those topologies form a heterogeneous mesh where capabilities can exist at separate places." Like it technical? Hit the read link for an in-depth look at the possible shape of Microsoft's future.
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