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Kaspersky 2010 free Activation TRICK

KASPERSKY 2010 FREE ACTIVATION TRICK

Note :
Once again this is posted here for educational purpose only, the trick is same as earlier but a different regisrty entry - keep in mind, using this trick might be illegal, use at your own risk.

1. Disable Kaspersky protection and Right-click Kaspersky Internet Security Antivirus icon in system-tray and select Settings.
2. Now click the Options link and un-check Enable Self-Defense and Disable external service control as shown below.
   

3.Launch Windows Registry editor by entering regedit and clicking OK in Windows Run Dialog (Start -> Run)

4.Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\KasperskyLab\protected\AVP9\environment and select ProductStatus key in right-side panel.

5.Change the key-value from Release to Beta, close registry editor and enable self-defense in Kaspersky

6.Now, reboot your computer.

7.After rebooting right-click Kaspersky icon in system-tray and select Activate..., a new option Activate beta version should now be available in activation dialog, click it to proceed.

 

 

8.You should be connected to internet and it will display the activation success message, your BETA license will be valid for 30 days but you can re-perform the process again to get another 30 day license and so on for unlimited access (not tested in 2010, Pls. post in comments).

 

 

   

9.If you try to activate the beta without rebooting you will receive the following error, simply reboot and get another key.

 

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How to Become a Free Software Hacker

Writing and using Free software is not just a type of programming, it is a kind of philosophy. While programming language is all you need to program, this article is about how to join the community, get friends, do a great work together and become a respected specialist with profile you cannot get anywhere else. In a world of Free software you may rather easily get tasks that in a company only the elite, top level programmers are allowed to do. Think about the amount of experience this can bring. However if you once decided to become a Free software hacker, you must be ready to invest some time into achieving this goal. This remains true even if you are an IT student already. Also, this article is not about how to become a cracker.

  Steps

1. Get a good Unix distribution. GNU/Linux is one of the most popular for hacking but GNU Hurd, BSD, Solaris and (to some extent) Mac OS X are often used.
   
2. Learn some popular programming language (C, Java, Python or similar) till the more or less satisfactory level. Without this, you are useless to the hacker community and nobody will talk to you. To be more productive, learn Eclipse or some other similar integrated development tool.
   
3. Learn version control (CVS, SVN, Git). It is likely  the most important co-operation tool for shared software development. Understand how to create and apply patches (text difference files). The most of Free software development in the community is done creating, discussing and applying various patches.
   
4. Find the suitable small Free software project which you could easily join to get experience. Most of such projects now can be found on SourceForge.net. The suitable project must:
   
   
   1. Use the programming language you know.
      
   2. Be active, with recent releases.
      
   3. Already have three to five developers.
      
   4. Use version control.
      
   5. Have some part you think you can immediately start implementing without modifying the existing code too much.
      
   6. Apart the code, a good project also has the active discussion lists, bug reports, receives and implements requests for enhancement and shows other similar activities.
      
   
   
5. Contact the administrator of the selected project. In a small project with few developers your help will usually be immediately accepted.
   
6. Carefully read the rules of the project and more or less follow them. The rules of the coding style or necessity to document your changes in a separate text file may first appear ridiculous to you. However the purpose of these rules is to make the shared work possible - and the most of projects do have them.
   
7. Work in this project for several months. Listen carefully that the administrator and other project members say. Apart programming, you have a lot of things to learn. But if you really do not like something, just go away to another project.
   
8. Do not stick with the underground project for too long. As soon as you find yourself successfully working in that team, it is time to look for the serious one.
   
9. Find a serious, high level Free software or Open source project. Most such projects are owned by GNU or Apache organizations.
   
10. As we are doing a serious jump now, be ready for the far cooler acceptance. You will likely be asked to work for some time without direct write access to the code repository. The previous underground project should, however, have taught you a lot - so after several months of the productive contribution you can try to demand rights you think you should have.
    
11. Take and do a serious task. It is time. Do not be afraid. Go on even after you discover that the task is lots more difficult than you initially thought - in this step it is important not to give up.
    
12. If you can, apply with your serious task to the Google's "Summer of Code" to get some money from this adventure. But just do not care if the application is not accepted as they have far less funded positions than really good hackers.
    
13. Look for a suitable conference happening nearby ("Linux days" or something similar) and try to present your project there (all project, not just the part you are programming). After you tell you are representing a serious Free / Open source project, the organizers frequently release you from the conference fee (if they do not, the conference is likely unsuitable anyway). Bring your Linux laptop (if you have one) and run demos. Ask the project administrator for the material you may use when preparing your talk or poster.
    
14. Search the web for announcement about the install party happening nearby and try to join it first time as a user (watch for all problems and how hackers solve them) and next time as an installer.
    
15. Complete the task, cover with automatic tests and contribute to the project. You are done! To be sure, try to meet some hackers of the project physically and have a glass of beer.
    
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17. For better understanding, look into real example of the development history for a Free Software project (above). Each raising curve represents a contribution (lines of code) from single developer. Developers tend to become less active over years but the project frequently even accelerates as new people join.   Hence if you already come with some useful skills, there are no reasons why the team would not invite you.
    

  Tips

• If you still do not trust yourself enough, start from some part of code that you think is missing and can be written from scratch. Changes in existing code are much more likely to attract criticism.
  
• For the beginning, select a class, module or some other unit under which nobody is very actively working at the moment. Working together on the same class or even function needs more skills and a lot of care from all sides.
  
• Before asking any question about the working rules inside the project, try to search for the answer in the project documentation and mailing list archives.
  
• The employers of some hackers seem motivated enough to allow contributions during their working time (usually because the institution uses the Free/Open source program that the hacker is developing). Think, maybe you can get at least part of the needed time this way.
  
• Always continue the hacking you started. Does not build, does not run, crashes? There are reasons for everything and if you have source code this usually means that you can force the system to do whatever you want, especially with the help of the web search. This rule has its limits, but, indeed, never yield easily.
  
• Only say you are a hacker after some true hacker community recognizes you as such.
  

  Warnings

• If you plan to meet Free software hackers eye to eye, always leave your Windows laptop at home. Mac OS is tolerated somewhat better, but also not welcome. If you do bring your laptop, it must run Linux or other operating system that they consider as "Free software".
  
• If your mail client supports html messages, turn this feature off. Never attach documents that only proprietary software (like MS Word) can open properly. Hackers understand this as insulting.
  
• While the word "hacker" sounds with respect in the most of the academic environments, for some uninformed people it may associate with breaking into security systems and other computer-related crimes that a different social group (crackers) do. Unless you are ready to explain, look to whom are you telling this word. Real hackers as they are meant in this article never join programming activities that seem for them illegal. First, they are proud of following the hacker ethic. Second, the law violations are not necessarily better paid.
  
• Do not volunteer to the company-owned projects that are not releasing some parts of they code under approved Open Source license. In such cases the really important parts of the project are likely to stay behind the closed doors of the owner, preventing you from learning anything useful.
  
• Do not start from small code optimizations, extra comments, coding style improvements and other similar "small-scale" stuff. It may attract far more criticism than any serious contribution. Instead, collect these into a single 'cleanup' patch.
  
• Avoid asking any question related to fundamentals of programming or programming tools. A Free software programmer's time is valuable. Instead, discuss the basics of programming in communities for amateur or new programmers.
  
• For the same reason, never expect an older hacker to write a detailed description of your task or even provide any kind of supervision for you. While open source projects may have a lot of strict rules, they usually work along the lines of what is known as extreme programming in the programming methodology.
  
• In the informal meeting like beer event of the project to that you have never contributed any code you will have unpleasant feeling of being highly ignored. Do not worry, some hackers are great friends later, after you earn respect with your code.
  
• Do not begin from starting your own project, unless you want to stick in a proud loneliness for ever. For the same reason, do not start from the attempt to revive the abandoned project which has already lost its previous team (see why).
  
• Your hacker status in the project community reflects your present more than your past. In particular, if you want a recommendation from the project leader or anything the like, ask till you are still actively contributing.
  
• Big Free software projects, especially around GNU domain, do not treat your job as your personal matter. After you get or change the job in a software - related company, they ask your employer to sign certain agreements [1] that these may or may not sign. This can force to select the project with looser requirements.
  
• In cooperative world of Free software you code and in rare cases even all project of your group may be unexpectedly replaced by some other contribution. Examples of large scale overwrites could be the now forgotten Harmony or more recent history of GNU Classpath, for instance. Mature hackers say "welcome" and take benefits of the new code becoming available - there is just no better way to react. This, however, does not come naturally and must be learned. See an example of such an attitude.
  

  Things You'll Need

• Linux. Many Free software projects are either more complicated to build under Windows or do not build properly at all. This is especially true for the advanced projects, devoted to the programming of mobile phones, minature computers, USB keys and other amazing devices.
  
• A computer with relatively good Internet connection. If you want to keep the dual boot with Windows, a second hard drive for Linux would be a good solution.
  
• Basic knowledge of at least one programming language and a strong intention to learn more. The most popular languages currently seem to be C and java.
  
• Considerable amount of time, at least 5 hours a week (a typical hardcore hacker contributes as many as 14).
  
• While the formal education in informatics would make your way lot easier, you do not need it as a mandatory condition and no any real hacker community will ever ask you. Hackers judge about each other by one's hacking, not bogus criteria such as degrees, age, race, or position. However at least 60 % of hackers that watch you patches do have the "right" university degree and will not allow you to do any nonsense in the project.
  
• During the last steps (conference and install party) you would benefit from your own laptop. However it is not good for working at home, so only buy it if you can afford the second machine.
  
• The described path of becoming a hacker needs at least about two years to be completed.
  

  Related wikiHows

• How to Become a Hacker
  
• How to Volunteer
  
• How to Know when Not to Volunteer
  
• How to Look Like a Computer Cracker
  
• How to Learn to Use Linux
  
• How to Build a Typical Linux Project
  

  Sources and Citations

• http://www.gnu.org/fun/humor.html - the humour site in the GNU website. To be a Free Software hacker, you must find the majority of jokes funny.
  
• http://sourceforge.net - place to find the first project to join.
  
• http://www.fsf.org/campaigns/priority.html - list of the top level, high priority projects at GNU.
  
• http://www.apache.org/ - Apache community (they call they software "open source" and have slightly different license)
  
• http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html - A true and useful guide how to ask questions to other hackers.
  
• http://freesoftware.mit.edu/papers/lakhaniwolf.pdf - A serious scientific study about Free software hackers.
  
• http://www.gnu.org/software/classpath/docs/hacking.html#SEC8 - Rules of the typical Free Software project
  
• http://www.advogato.org - A united blog where various hackers post they thoughts, many interesting topics.
  
• http://www.zedshaw.com/blog/2009-07-13.html - Likely the most cynic blog of the true GPL supporter in the all Web.
  

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Windows 7 is retail released on 22 october 2009.before it was available for trial downloading For testing purpose only.it having some problem in accessing,corrupting are other loss.Now Microsoft is working for Windows 8.It will be the modify version of Windows 7.Now Windows 8 is coming...........

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Microsoft hasn't finished tinkering with Windows 7 yet, but the operating system should be released to manufacturers and the public later this year or early next year. So what's next? Windows 8, of course, although odds are Microsoft will come up with yet another naming convention by the time it's launched, so that probably won't be its name.

                                           Windows 8 is scheduled for release in 2011 or 2012.