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200 WAYS TO REVIVE A HARD DRIVE (PART III)

2009-08-26T07:40:00.000+09:00

HIT IT

From: Karen_Roman

1. Check CMOS settings to make sure the drive setting are what they should be—the CMOS battery
could be dead or the user may have changed the settings. A bad hard drive could cause the Autodetect
to misread settings.
2. Boot from a floppy disk and run fdisk/mbr to restore... the backup copy of the Master Boot Record.
3. Image the drive with drive copy program to a new drive.
4. It’s possible the HDD controller is bad. Try the drive in another machine.
5. Boot from a floppy attach to a network drive or have a secondary drive installed and if you can access
the data copy it off to there.
6. The drive could have a stiction problem. Tap it gently on the sides, preferably with a rubber mallet.

From: Alan Gates

As "unscientific" as this sounds, I have found that rapping the drive case a couple of times sometimes
allows the drive to come up. I have had several experiences in the past like this. Sometimes the drive is
having trouble "spinning up." Obviously, the drive is on its last legs but a rap on the drive case will
sometimes free it to spin up. This will allow the system to boot so the data can be backed up before the
drive goes into the trash...

From: Bob Barker

I have found on more than a few occasions that older disks can develop a sticking problem. I believe it is
a combination of weak motor and surface-to-surface tension between the disk and heads. This problem
usually shows up on older disks that have been running a few years (usually 24 hours a day) and then
shut down for service or other reasons. When you try to start up again, the disk will not spin and you get disk errors trying to boot. After
checking for the usual problems (power, cables, jumpers, etc.) and finding that the drive was in fact
not spinning, I have had great success jarring the disk with my palm (of my hand, not my PDA). I
some times have to be a little more violent to get it to start but I have never had to use a hammer. I would be careful using this method if the data on the disk must be recovered at any cost which I
would then send to On-Track or some other expensive data recovery company. I have found this problem mostly with older servers, but a few weeks ago I ran into the same thing on
a two-year-old Compaq IDE drive that was only used a few hours a day.

From: Randy Forston

If the hard drive isn't making noise and when you place your hand on it (not on the PC Board side, but on
the metal casing), you don't feel any vibration from the drive, you may have a sticking problem (some
older drives with a variety of drive lube no longer used have this problem).

If the above describes the symptoms you're seeing, try rapping around the drive case with the plastic
handle of a screwdriver.

This will quite often remedy the stiction and allow the drive to come back up as normal.

From: Philn

Hi there,
A few things can be performed on a crashed drive before declaring it DEAD:

1. Touch the drive (or listen to it) to feel whether it's spinning. Some drives gradually suffer from spin-up
problem but otherwise work fine once spinning. If it doesn't spin at power up, gently knock on the side
the drive once or twice to jump start it. This works best if you knock on the drive approx. one or two
seconds after power is applied. Repeat the procedure a few times and add a little more force if
necessary. Remember that too much force can permanently damage the drive, but again, you have
nothing too lose at this point.

2. If drive spins normally and stays spinning, try listening for irregular sounds emitting from the drive. A
series of 'clicking' sound usually signifies multiple bad sectors including the boot sector that can prevent
drive from booting. If drive 'Auto Detect' is enabled, make sure that its signature is shown at boot screen.
If not, drive is certainly suffered from major hardware failure.

3. Check system's CPU to make sure it's not overheating (CPU can run warm, but should not be hot) due
to a failed cooling fan, etc. Overheating the CPU can cause the system to be unbootable or cause the
system to reboot itself frequently.

4. You could use another system to test the problematic drive to make sure that the controller is not at
fault. Try both "Auto" and "User Type" (where you manually enter the drive's parameters) settings.

5. Try booting with a floppy and run 'fdisk' to view drive information. Some drives suddenly lost all of their
data possibly due to corrupted FAT, but otherwise, continue to work fine once initialized and formatted. In
many cases, FAT can be restored by executing Norton Utilities from floppy.

If all failed and data from drive must be retrieved, you can try swapping its hardware (drive's main board)
with similar working drive. Though this procedure can void drive warranty, but your data is more
important, right? Or else, you try services that can save your data from dead drive for a fee.

From: Lyle Giese

Put CMOS back to auto for HD and see if it sees an HD at all. Put in a bootable floppy—can you see the
HD? (Don't forget to write protect the floppy in case this was a virus.) Now try EZ-Drive. Some versions (I
have several on hand with different advanced options) show what parameters the hard drive is set to in
CMOS and what parameters the drive was formatted with. The second set is important. Sometimes the
BIOS doesn't auto correctly.

Listen to the HD. If it powers up normally by sound (no strong thumping sound) and the platters seem to
spin up, you still have a chance. If the drive spins up and then down or if it emits a strong thumping
sound, the hard drive is toast and only a professional recovery company with a clean room can help.

If the HD doesn't spin up at all, occasionally you can gently slam it down to get stuck platters
unstuck and it will spin up long enough to back up your data. The HD is toast physically at this point,
and it needs to be replaced before trying the slam technique. There were also a few older HDs that had
the flywheel exposed, and you could nudge it slightly and they would spin up long enough to back up the
data. Again these are last resort techniques and you ARE planning on replacing the HD anyway.

From here, one of several software products are available to assist you as long as the drive spins up
physically to assist the technician. Most of these products can read drives with damaged FAT tables or
missing sectors.

And it could be just a simple matter of losing the Active attribute for the partition! Also, viruses can cause
this by blasting the partition table, and some of the professional revival products can assist from here.
Good luck!

. . . . . t o b e c o n t i n u e d . . . . .

200 WAYS TO REVIVE A HARD DRIVE (PART II)

2009-08-16T08:49:00.002+09:00

DROP IT

From: Bob Matott

Besides the typical use of sys C: to transfer back the system files deleted during "housecleaning" by
typical users, I've gotten lucky by turning the drive upside down and setting it on top of the power supply
(which seemed to remove "a static charge" that had built up).

Also have used various Disk Manager packages to "talk" to drives with FAT/NTFS corruptions just to...
recover the data. If drives are being reformatted from an operating system that doesn't want to "fully go
away" (can name a few!), the disk manager software has also worked in this scenario many times to get
rid of the old and allow you to reformat with the new.

Of course, there's always the "drop it from 4-5" onto a flat hard surface" or "smack the side of the
case with the flat of your hand" approaches. Believe it or not, both techniques have worked. Rumor has
it that sometimes the heads "stick" to the platters during parking/cooldown.

From: Kenneth Lillemo

Sometimes a hard drive that has been running since nearly forever won't spin up after being shutdown for
a while. This can be caused by the heads sticking to the platter. As a LAST resort, I will drop the drive
onto a firm surface from approximately eight inches . Inevitably, this will solve the problem and the
drive is useable long enough to remove the data. My Sys admin spouse gives me a funny look every time
I do it but can't argue with the results.

From: Peter Tello

If the low level diagnostics fail, I declare it officially dead. At that point, I have nothing to lose, so I pull it
out and over a thin carpet, drop it 6" squarely on all 4 sides, repeating this 2 or 3 times . I have
approximately a 50 percent successful boot-up rate, usually enough to copy the data off and save my
behind for not having it backed up in the first place.

From: TDC Tech

This is a one-time fix—long enough to revive HD to get data.
· Take the HD out of the computer and squarely drop it on the closed side of the drive (to your
bench) with perhaps a little slam.
· This seems to free up the bearings long enough to copy data off of the hard drive. I have quite a bit of
luck, but 90 percent of the time it only works once.

. . To Be Continued to Part 3 . .

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4. Choose OEM information.

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'None slic option 1' go to step 6.

6. Install Information 32/64 Bit, as applicable.

7. Wait until the Window activity finishes.

8. Reboot.

9. Enjoy !

Thanks 'afualex'

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Use slmgr /dlv under CMD prompt
or
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Hit Start Button again, type in winver... and check that no trial times or information exist.

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200 WAYS TO REVIVE HARD DRIVE (PART I)

2009-07-26T05:31:00.004+09:00

From: Travis Standen

One trick I have learned as a technician, when the problem is data-read errors off the platters themselves, is to freeze the hard drive overnight. It makes the data more 'readable,' but for a one-shot deal. If this data is critical, and you have a replacement hard drive (which, if it's a drive failure, you probably do), then you can hook up your frozen hard drive and immediately fetch the data off before it warms up...

From: Thedeedj

If the problem is heat related, I put the drive in the freezer for about 15 minutes to cool it down... sometimes this gets the drive up long enough to copy any critical files...

From: Itguy1

Put the drive in a waterproof sealed bag, put it in the fridge for an hour or so, then have another go.

From: Kelly Reid

Well, I won't start playing with your specific situation, too many steps or possible solutions where everything starts "If that last thing didn't work try..."

But I'll give you one for free that was a nice hero moment for me. Had a drive where it sounded like the drive motor was engaging but not getting anywhere, so we stuck it in the office freezer for an hour! I'll be darned if it didn't work. The drive was up long enough to get the data ghosted to another drive and we turfed it, even though it sounded fine at that point. I can't really take credit for it though—I had heard it in some geek bull session but I thought it was some jedi-geek urban myth. Goes to show you that you know you're really screwed when you say something to the effect of "Okay, hold on tight, I'm gonna try something I saw in a cartoon once but I'm pretty sure I can do it"

From: mpicpu

If this drive isn't spinning up, putting it in the freezer for about an hour will usually get the drive spinning again so you can copy needed files before the drive warms up again. The first thing you want to do is run a disk utility like Norton disk doctor or wddiag (if it's a western digital drive) to verify whether the drive is working mechanically or not. If it is a master boot record problem, sometimes running Fdisk/mbr will correct the problem. It could also be a virus, and a program like F-prot will look at the drive as a physical unit. As an A+ PC technician I have seen this problem many times. Usually if the drive is not making a clicking sound I am successful in recovering the data.

From: Scott Greving

I've run into this scenario numerous times. One time it involved the main Novell SYS volume on our HP File Server. I was really sweating as the server would not boot. I took the drive out and put it in a freezer for 30 minutes. I then reinstalled it into the file server and Presto! I was up and running. Needless to say I quickly mirrored the drive onto another and got rid of the bad drive.

In stand alone client systems, the method I've had the most luck with reviving drives from death has been removing the drive, firmly tapping the top of its case several times, and then re-installing it making sure all cables are secure. I've had a better than 60 percent success rate with this method.

From: jphillips

If the drive is spinning and you are experiencing these kinds of errors, my experience has been that you are out of luck.

If the drive is not spinning, I have been able to remove it from the computer and 'spin' the drive on a flat smooth surface (much like spin the bottle). This will usually free the drive and when placed back in the machine, it will boot. You should immediately back up you data after a successful boot, because the problem will return.

The next 'fix' was actually given to me by a Compaq technician several years ago. I had a drive that would not spin and he told me to put the drive in a plastic bag in the freezer overnight and then install back in the computer. Believe it or not, the drive booted. I have only tried this the one time.

From: John Turcotte

In the past, when a drive has failed after it has been running for a short period, I have removed it from the machine and placed it in a freezer for a couple of hours, then hooked it up again. It sometimes will run long enough to remove the data to another safe storage medium.

From: David Furlow

One of the methods I have used before (sometimes even successfully) is to actually remove the drive from the PC, place it in the freezer for a day, then quickly put it back in the machine and try to access it. Why does this work? Who knows, but I heard about this tactic years ago, and it has saved my behind on a couple of occasions. (Of course, if it comes back up, back up the data immediately.... Guess that should go without saying.)

From: Keri D.

Hard drive revival:

A technique I have learned is if you bring the temperature of the hard drive down to the freezing point by putting it in a freezer first and then taking it back out, somehow the condensation from bringing it back to room temperature helps revive it for about 20 minutes. It can be repeated about 5-6 times tops. Long enough to get out any important files that need to be backed up. It has been proven to work a number of times.

From: Christopher Post

How do you bring a hard drive back to life?

My situation:
Half of a volume set goes south on a WinNT server, no good backup and an angry boss screaming about the data being mission critical.

My solution:
** A bit unorthodox but, it has saved my butt! **
• Turn off the server.
• Take out the failing hard drive and wrap a static bag around it.
• Throw it in the freezer conveniently located in the break room.
• Pray for 1 1/2 to 2 hours.
• Leaving the hard drive in the bag, quickly plug the drive back into the server. (Just plug the in cables and go.)
• Cross fingers, turn it on, and move all data off the drive as fast as you can! Then add a tape drive and start backing the dumb thing up!

My so-called logic:
Metal contracts when it is cold.... so the platters shrink and increase the clearance for the read/write heads.

From: Chris Poole

Put the drive in the freezer for about a week and then you can usually get one last read off the drive.

From: Cheyenne Robert Alspach

Here are some drive recovery tricks that have worked for me, in the order that I do them. Try booting the drive and copying the data off after every step.

1. Hold the drive upside down, making gravity change the head geometry ever so slightly. Vertical is also another option.

2. Slightly rap the drive with your knuckle, (but nowhere near hard enough to damage the drive).

3. Try the drive in another machine, (slight drive voltage change assumed to be the miracle worker here).

4. Rap the drive just SLIGHTLY harder than you did above in 2.

5. Freeze the hard drive in the freezer for two hours, and place in a plastic zip lock bag to prevent condensation from forming on the drive when you plug it back into the system, (head geometry, electrical resistance lowered, electrical contact points adjusted, etc., assumed to be the miracle here).

6. After the drive warms up to room temperature or better, rap it even harder with your knuckle this time.

7. Repeat all of above steps on next day, as sometimes I've gotten data off drive simply by trying again.

From: James McLaughlin

Hmmm sounds like a toughy to me. Back in the old days when I first started teching, if we ran into a problem like this, there were only a few ways to deal with it. I will go over these options now:

QUESTION: What do you think you can do about this, Mr. Tech?

First Answe—r—Nothing, your computer is too old, and the data on there is not really of that much importance. If you really want it back, you can get a hold of a company called "Total Recall" out of Denver and get charged thousands of dollars to get your files back. Besides, with Y2K, this machine ain’t gonna run anyway, and prices are so low right now, there is no reason why you should not upgrade now.

2) Well, I can take it back to the shop and pretend like I know what I am doing for 3-6 hours. Then I will call you the for the next week and a half giving you excuses as to why I am not able to get your information off of that hard drive. Of course, I won’t charge you anything, but I will expect compensation for all the time I wasted on your hard drive.

3) I could take the hard drive out of your machine, plug into my Secondary IDE controller, and boot up. Hopefully, I can see your hard drive and have the ability to copy all of your files to a temp folder on my machine called "Your Name." After I collect all information, I would run IBM's WIPE on the drive and then a thorough scandisk, just to see if the cause was sunspot related or not. If......this was not working, then extreme temperatures always have a way of talking older hard drives into giving us what we want. I would then wrap the HD in a Ziplock bag and slam it in the freezer for 12 hours. Pull it out the next day and very quickly plug it into my machine, copying what I can as quickly as possible until the drive dies again, repeating until all files are copied and safe. If.....that don’t work, move onto the extreme heat. A Shrink wrap gun works best, but a hairdryer will do the trick if that is all you have. Wrap one end of the HD in a towel and use the shrink wrap gun or dryer to heat the hard drive. Very quickly plug it in and copy files until finished. Repeat until all necessary files are copied and you are done.

You may not think it works, but when you are down to that as your last option...it does.

From: Lichtenwalner Allen L TSgt

Solution:
• Carefully remove it from the computer.
• Place it in the freezer for 24 hours, then put it back in the computer. You should have approximately 30 minutes of good spin time left before a fina–l—and much more permanen–t—shut down.
This problem often arises from a catastrophic hard disk crash—bearings are usually the culprit, coupled with badly worn read/write heads. I've used this technique on many computers throughout the last fifteen years as "resident expert" and saved virtually all important data.
If you're in a pinch for time, such as critical data needed for a briefing in twenty minutes, you can opt for the more drastic cooling technique—a C02 fire extinguisher...

From: Jeff Smoley

Here is a solution for really dead drives: ones that won't spin or ones that make those funny grinding noises:

Put the drive in the fridge for a few hours. This can shrink up something inside that might let it run long enough to get critical data. If not, try the freezer for a few more.

This actually has worked for me in the past.

From: Neal Menkus

Things we have done in the past that worked:
1. Remove the drive, grab it, and shake the hell out of it: "What could it hurt? It's not working anyway…."
2. Place the drive in a freezer for about 10 minutes.
3. Open the drive case in a laminar flow-hood, and give it a spin. (Once it was closed up and reinstalled, it worked long enough to suck the data off of it.)
4. Swap the logic board with one on another drive of the same type.

Numbers 1, 2, and 3 worked with older Seagate (which we no longer purchase) drives, which were prone to "stiction" problems. Number 4 worked following an electrical surge (lightning strike), since the data on the platters were still there and OK.

From: Clifford Liles

Depending on the drive failure I have had success with some rather extreme solutions to data recovery.

Symptom: Invalid Drive Specifications
Treatment: Basic Check your cmos battery
Check your IDE cable and connections
Check your jumper settings
Remove all other IDE connections but the drive in question

Advanced Try disk manager software
Try data recovery software
Use a bios upgrade card ($39) and allow it to setup the drive
Look up the drive specifications on the manufacturer’s Web site and plug
them in manually.
Turn Off or On Write Precomp—32bit disk access

Symptom: Drive does not spin up: "Sticktion"
Treatment: Basics Lightly tap the side of the drive case with a screwdrive–r—no power
Lightly tap the side of the drive case with a screwdriver–—power on

Advanced Cold soak the drive: Freeze in a zip-lock bag
Spray drive case with inverted can of canned air
Lightly slap the drive on a desk top: (mild frustration)
Repeated hammering of the drive on a desk top: (last resort—total
frustration only)

Symptom: Invalid media type
Treatment: Basics Boot with a FAT32 Windows 95 boot disk
Sys the drive

Advanced fdisk /mbr
Check for a virus from a known clean boot disk

These are but a few techniques for the doomed platters. These techniques can be used in conjunction with one another to arrive at the desired solution. Lather, rinse, and repeat if necessary.

From: Daniel Philpott

Here is the solutions checklist for this problem:

Tools needed:
• Bootable CD or locked floppy dis–k—Formatted with an OS that can see the file system of the hard drive. DOS is usually the preferred OS for this function with NTFSDOS from Sysinternals for NTFS reads and DOS utilities for diagnostics/repair.
• It should have the ability to boot to and/or see CD-ROM drives, read FAT, FAT32, NTFS, or other common file systems, run common network card drivers and see the network, have disk diagnostic and/or repair utilities, and have antivirus scanning software with current definitions.
• OnTrack Data Adviso–r—A free download from www.OnTrack.com Hard Drive (large capacity)—Formatted for a FAT file system (or whatever is your common file system) and preferably with BeOS as the boot operating system.
• Computer Repair Tool Ki–t—Standard repair tools.
• Freezer–—The one in your kitchen will do quite nicely.

1. The first task to recovering a drive is not at all technical—It is social. Prepare your user for the worst but also explain what the realistic chances of recovery are. Then start collecting information that you will need. Here is what you need to know before starting:
• What is the goal of recovery, returning to the previous state or recovering the data?
• Which is most important?
• What is the client willing to spend on recovery?
• What OS (NT, 95, Linux) and DOS (FAT, NTFS, FAT32) was the system running?
• Where is the computer located?

2. Check the environment: The last question from step 1 is often forgotten and can lead to extensive troubleshooting of a simple problem. Look for an environmental problem that may cause problems for the hard drive. Are there magnets on the computer case close to the hard drive? Is there a fan or heater near the computer? Is a transformer, electrical junction box, or high energy device near the computer (on a floor above or in a nearby wall)? All of these will produce a magnetic (or electromagnetic) field that can cause problems. Equipment that may vibrate the computer even at a very low frequency can cause hard drive heads to skip and jump or even scratch the platters.

3. Turn off the computer, remove the cover, and get ready to the turn the computer on. Then put your ear right next to the drive and power the system on. If you hear any kind of grinding, scratching, or rattling from the drive, turn the computer off as quickly as possible and go to the next step. Otherwise go on to step 5.

4. If the disk has made noise that indicates some sort of mechanical stress, then the problem is the domain of data recovery experts. This is where the client has to make a decision. Do they want to send the drive to a data recovery service, or do they want to destroy the disk in an attempt to recover some data? If the client has information that absolutely needs to be recovered, then send it to the professionals. Remember, you cannot service a hard drive unless you are working in a clean room.

If they are willing to destroy the disk and try to get some data off the drive, there is a quick hack available. Place the drive in a static-free bag, then place the drive and static-free bag into a ziplock bag to seal out moisture. Place this into a freezer turned to as low as possible for 24 hours. After 24 hours, pull the drive out and immediately put it into a computer (the faster the better) that boots to a floppy and has another hard drive to transfer data to. If the drive wasn't damaged too much previously, you should be able to pull some data off before the metal of the drive heats up and starts destroying the data storage platters. You can repeat the process only if you shut down almost immediately and go through the 24 hour freeze process again. Chances are that the first time attempt will be the only chance to recover data.

5. If the drive boots to an operating system and you can get to either a network or backup medium, then start copying the most important data off first. Once that data is off, you can back up less important data. The best bet is to listen to your client to find out what absolutely must be recovered.

6. If the client wants to restore the drive to its previous state and continue operating, then you need to do two things to see if this is feasible.
• First, run a virus scan on the drive. Update the virus definitions then scan every file on the computer.
• Second, boot to a floppy-disk-based hard drive utility and run a low-level
bad sector discovery utility.
If both tests pass and the computer boots to the operating system, then your job is done and you are eligible for a pat on the back. Otherwise, continue.

7. If the drive does not boot, then try booting to a bootable CD or a bootable locked floppy disk. If you can see the file system, continue to step 8.

If you can not see the file system, then assess your tools. If you have Hard Drive Mechanic from Higher Ground Diagnostics or Tiramisu from OnTrack, then you can use these to diagnose and recover data. Otherwise, boot to the Data Advisor disk to find out whether data can be recovered. They will recover it or suggest a recovery plan or even require the disk be sent to a data recovery center like OnTrack. The client needs to make the choice as to whether the expense of this solution is worth the recovery of the data.

8. If you can see the file system, then priority actions are:

• Copy the most important data off the drive
• Copy the rest of the data off the drive
• Determine if the drive can be recovered (scan with virus checker and disk utilities)
• Repair the operating system

The best way of doing this is to install your spare hard drive in the computer and boot to either it or the CD/floppy bootable. Copy the important data off first, copy the less important data off next, and then do your diagnostics. If your diagnostics look like the drive is repairable, then go right ahead and repair it.

The reason I suggest BeOS be the boot OS on the hard drive is that it has the ability to mount more file systems than I even knew existed before using it. If you need to access an exotic file system, BeOS 4.5 is almost sure to have a driver available for it. However, the FAT (or FAT16) is the most commonly readable file system around, so generally you will want to transfer data to this file system.

If it becomes apparent that the file system is intact and not infected with a virus (or has had a boot sector virus removed), then you may need to replace the Master Boot Record (MBR) of the drive. Simple. Boot to a DOS disk that has the fdisk utility and run an 'fdisk /MBR' to replace the MBR. Remember, balance the time it takes to restore the operating system against the time it takes to recover data, get a new drive, and install a fresh operating system.

Normally, disk recovery is simply a matter of recovering the data. Returning a drive to its previous state is a goal but may simply be more costly than recovering the data and replacing the drive. How much effort to expend on the process is entirely up to you and the client.
. . To Be Continued to Part 2 . .

Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 Ver.9.0.0.459 Final with Activation keys : Commercial License.

2009-07-14T21:21:00.012+09:00

Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 – the all-in-one security solution that offers a worry-free computing environment for you and your family. Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 has everything you need for a safe and secure Internet experience.

Size : 63 MB (approx.)
Category : Security
language : English
Platform : Windows XP sp2, sp3, Vista, vista sp1, vista sp2, windows 7 ( this version is fully compatible with Windows 7 OS)
Release Date: 30th June 2009.
file checksum: CRC32: 93C3C022
MD5: A5057BDA2B91DDA6FA9989FF0D26C2E3
SHA-1: B1238A8C03B14AB42036A36B7E23EB51F817D2E1

Kaspersky Internet Security 9.0 – is a new line of Kaspersky Labs products, which is designed for the multi-tiered protection of personal computers. This product is based on in-house protection components,... which are based on variety of technologies for maximum levels of user protection regardless of technical competencies. This product utilizes several technologies, which were jointly developed by Kaspersky Labs and other companies; part of them is implemented via online-services.
Our products for home and home office are specifically designed to provide hassle-free and quality protection against viruses, worms and other malicious programs, as well as hacker attacks, spam and spyware.

During product preparation several competitor offerings were considered and analyzed - firewalls, security suites systems, which position themselves as proactive in defence and HIPS systems. Combination of in-hosue innovative developments and results from analysis gathered through the industry allowed to jump onto a new level of protection for personal users, whereby offering even more hardened and less annoying computer protection from all types of electronic threats – malicious programs of different types, hacker attacks, spam mailings, program-root kits, phishing emails, advertisement popup windows etc.

Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 All Features:

Essential Protection:
* Protects from viruses, Trojans and worms
* Blocks spyware and adware
* Scans files in real time (on access) and on demand
* Scans email messages (regardless of email client)
* Scans Internet traffic (regardless of browser)
* Protects instant messengers (ICQ, MSN)
* Provides proactive protection from unknown threats
* Scans Java and Visual Basic scripts

Extended Protection:
* Two-way personal firewall
* Safe Wi-Fi and VPN connections
* Intrusion prevention system
* Intelligent application management and control
o automatically configured application rules
o security rating is assigned to unknown applications
o access to the user’s resources and data is restricted for unknown applications

Preventive Protection:
* Scans operating system and installed applications for vulnerabilities
* Analyzes and closes Internet Explorer vulnerabilities
* Disables links to malware sites
* Detects viruses based on the packers used to compress code
* Global threat monitoring (Kaspersky Security Network)

Advanced Protection & Recovery:
* The program can be installed on infected computers
* Self-protection from being disabled or stopped
* Restores correct system settings after removing malicious software
* Tools for creating a rescue disk

Data & Identity Theft Protection:
* Disables links to fake (phishing) websites
* Blocks all types of keyloggers
* Virtual keyboard is provided for safely entering logins and passwords
* Prevents the theft of data exchanged via secure connections (HTTPS / SSL)
* Blocks unauthorized dial-up connections
* Cleans up any traces of user activity (deletes temporary files, cookies etc.)

Content Filtering:
* Parental control
* Improved antispam protection (plugins for Microsoft Outlook, Microsoft Outlook Express, The Bat!, Thunderbird)
* Blocks banners on web pages

Usability:
* Automatic configuration during installation
* Wizards for common tasks
* Visual reports with charts and diagrams
* Alerts provide all the information necessary for informed user decisions
* Automatic or interactive mode
* Round-the-clock technical support
* Automatic database updates

WHAT'S NEW IN KASPERSKY INTERNET SECURITY 2010:
Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 is a comprehensive data protection tool, which provides not only anti-virus protection but also protection against spam and network attacks. The application's components also enable users to protect their computers against currently unknown threats and phishing, and to restrict users' access to the Internet. The multifaceted protection covers all channels for data transfer and exchange. All components can be flexibly configured, allowing users to tailor Kaspersky Internet Security to their specific needs.

New in protection:
* Improved HIPS (Host-based Intrusion Prevention System) technology assigns a danger rating to unknown programs. The Application Control component uses HIPS to define rules for new and already known applications, which may restrict their access to the file and operating systems.
* Innovative Sandbox technology has been implemented, which uses virtualization to create a secure environment for program execution. New software can be tested in this environment, which isolates the host operating system from all changes. There is no limit to the number of Internet browsers and other applications which can run simultaneously in a sandbox.
* Increased use of Kaspersky Security Network considerably decreases the threat response time, due to information received from other users. The service aims to minimize the time necessary to detect and neutralize new types of threats. When a user starts a program, the service checks it against white lists and Urgent Detection System lists on Kaspersky Lab's servers.
* The protection of personal user data has been extended and enhanced. For instance, Kaspersky Internet Security automatically prevents inadvertent users from accessing known phishing web sites, and blocks keylogger programs, which are designed to steal passwords and access codes.
* The new Script Emulator analyzes the behavior of scripts, to assess their potential harmfulness. It simulates the operation of the Java Script and Visual Basic Script engines, which are supported by default in Microsoft Internet Explorer and are built in to Microsoft Windows.
* The new IM Anti-Virus component ensures the safe operation of most instant messaging applications. The component scans messages for the presence of malicious objects.
* Improvements to the Virtual keyboard component provide safer entry of personal information, by protecting data from being intercepted by spyware and preventing screenshot capture.
* Significant improvements to the Anti-Spam component now provide two methods for detecting spam: exact and expert. Exact methods apply strict filtering criteria to a message, which determine unambiguously whether or not a message is spam. Expert methods investigate email messages that have passed strict filtering criteria. As such messages cannot be unambiguously considered spam, the component calculates the probability that they are spam.
* Components of Kaspersky Internet Security can be temporarily disabled, to improve computer performance. This can be useful during the use of resource-hungry applications such as network games.
* Monitoring access to phishing websites and protection against phishing attacks are performed by scanning links in messages and on web pages, and also by using the database of phishing addresses when an attempt to access websites is detected. You can check whether a web address is included in the phishing database, using the Web Anti-Virus, IM Anti-Virus or Anti-Spam component.
* Improvements have been made to all the application's existing components, including the Firewall, Parental Control, and Anti-Spam components, and particularly the Heuristic analyzer.
* The anti-virus kernel of Kaspersky Internet Security 2010 has been significantly improved, to provide more efficient malware detection. The application shows higher performance on Windows Vista operating systems, as compared to previous versions of Kaspersky Internet Security.
* Kaspersky Internet Security includes the URL scanning module managed by Web Anti-Virus. This module scans links on the web page, comparing the website addresses against its database of suspicious and phishing websites. This module is provided for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox browsers as a plug-in.
* The update procedure has been improved. Kaspersky Internet Security's databases are now updated not only according to their schedule, but also when new security threats appear.
* The creation of Rescue Disks has been improved. The service should be used when the infection reaches a level at which the computer cannot be disinfected using either anti-virus applications, or malware removal utilities such as Kaspersky AVPTool. The improved Rescue Disks provide more efficient disinfection because malware programs do not gain control when the operating system is being loaded.

New in the application interface:
* The application interface has been completely redesigned, to make Kaspersky Internet Security significantly more accessible to first-time users.
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Norton Anti Virus (NAV) & Norton Internet Security (NIS) Trial Reseter 3.3A

2009-07-08T07:08:00.004+09:00

This crack is for the Norton Internet Security 2009 {v16.5.0.135}, Norton AntiVirus 2009 {v16.5.0.134}, and Norton 360 S/P {v3.0.0.135}. It was tested on WinXP (x86) & Vista (x86/x64). It may not work with the latest patches/updates.

** WARNING **
Use other Antivirus programs (not Norton), to scan this Norton Trial Reseter to make sure that it is not infected with malware. (You need to extract the Norton Trial Reseter from the zip file before scanning.)
http://www.virustotal.com/

Installation (Approved Method):

1. [Uninstall] the old Norton Trial Reseter (if possible), [Delete], and [PURGE] your Recycle Bin of all the known Trial Reset prior to this version.
2. [Uninstall] Norton and restart the computer.
3. Run the NTR, purge Norton, and move the NTR to a portable thumb drive.
4. Install the trial version of Norton but [DO NOT UPDATE or SCAN].
5. Make a folder and add this folder to both of Norton's [Scan Exclusions] and [Auto-Protect Exclusions].
6. Boot in Windows Safe Mode (F8), install NTR and [follow] the instructions. (See Note C)
7. If your Norton has expired, then see [Note A].
8. IF you want to uninstall the NTR, just click the Uninstall. Make sure that you uninstall the NTR before you uninstall Norton. (It would be best if you uninstall the NTR in Safe Mode.)

Installation (Raped Method):

1. Install Norton. (If already installed and has not expired, then skip to Step 2.)
2. Make a folder and add this folder to both of Norton's [Scan Exclusions] and [Auto-Protect Exclusions].
3. Boot in Windows Safe Mode (F8).
4. If you already have an older version of the NTR, then uninstall it now.
5. Install the latest version of the NTR while still in Windows Safe Mode (F8), and follow the instructions. (See Note C)
6. If your Norton has expired, then see [Note A].
7. IF you want to uninstall the NTR, just click the Uninstall. Make sure that you uninstall the NTR before you uninstall Norton. (It would be best if you uninstall the NTR in Safe Mode.)

* Note A: If you restarted your system and Norton expired, then run the [SWITCH] and follow the instructions.
* Note B: For users who are constantly getting blacklisted/expired, do installation (Approved Method). Only install the NTR in Windows Safe Mode (F8) to reset the trial date then immediately uninstall it.
* Note C: Recommended [SWITCH] settings {click [Read Me] to get the [SWITCH] / it will be on your desktop}:
C1. PROTECTED (always use this setting; and when you want to reset the trial date in Windows Safe Mode)
C2. ENABLE + SILENT (use once a week to refresh NTR; when Norton is blacklisted; do not run a Scan while in this mode.)
C3. ENABLE + ACTIVE (when Norton expired but not blacklisted; only to reset the trial date without going into Safe Mode and risk getting blacklisted again; do not run a Scan while in this mode.)
* Note D: This NTR may not work with the latest updates.
* Note E: Don't let anyone force you to use this program.

Use the link below to download the latest Trial version of Norton.

http://shop.symantecstore.com/store/symnahho/en_US/ContentTheme/ThemeID.106300/pbPage.Trialware_en_US
http://www.symantec.com/norton/theme4.jsp?themeid=free_tools_trials2

For Norton 360v3 Premier Edition
http://www.symantecstore.com/dr/sat5/ec_main.entry25?page=1582AIndexPage&client=Symantec&sid=37771&cid=273172&CUR=840&DSP=&PGRP=0&ABCODE=&CACHE_ID=273172
http://liveupdate.symantec.com/upgrade/N360P300EN.exe
http://www.symantec.com/redirects/norton/norton_com/n360p_3/

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2009-07-08T06:18:00.001+09:00

THE FLOCK BROWSER v2.5

Flock is built on the Mozilla Firefox Open-Source Browser, with the features you've come to expect in a high-quality web browser, like Intuitive Buttons and Menus, Personal Customizability, Reliable Security, Enhanced Privacy Protections, and Automated Updating... However, Flock is much more than that! The Flock Social Web Browser has been fully integrated with a wide range of social networking websites and popular blogging tools. So with Flock, you can now keep in touch and share text, links, pictures, video and more with friends, family and co-workers across the entire internet with unparalleled speed and seamless ease.

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* View Media in the Media Bar
* Search for Media Using the Media Bar
* Find and Favorite Media Streams
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* Drag and Drop from the Media Bar
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Share Pictures, Text, Audio and Video

* Email Links with One Click
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* Quick-Search Your Favorites, Browsing History and the Web
* Change How Searches are Done
* Set Up an Online Favorites Account
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* Important: How to Change Most Settings
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* Customize the Download Manager
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* Set Your Default Browser
* Set Tab and Window Options
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* Block or Allow Images
* Enable or Disable Java or Javascript
* Adjust Automatic Updates

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Internet Download Manager 5.17+Patch+KeyGen

2009-07-08T00:07:00.003+09:00

Schedule, resume and accelerate downloads by up to 5 times with this very good accelerator. Internet Download Manager (IDM) is a tool to increase download speeds by up to 500 percent, resume and schedule downloads. Comprehensive error recovery and resume capability will restart... broken or interrupted downloads due to lost connections, network problems, computer shutdowns, or unexpected power outages. Simple graphic user interface makes IDM user friendly and easy to use.

Internet Download Manager has a smart download logic accelerator that features intelligent dynamic file segmentation and safe multipart downloading technology to accelerate your downloads.

During the download process Internet Download Manager segments downloaded files dynamically, unlike other download accelerators and managers that segment files before the download starts Internet Download Manager reuses available connections without additional connect and login stages to achieve better acceleration performance.

Internet Download Manager supports proxy servers, ftp and http protocols, firewalls, redirects, cookies, directories with authorization, MP3 audio and MPEG video content processing, and a large number of directory listing formats.

IDM integrates seamlessly into Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape, MSN Explorer, AOL, Opera, Mozilla, Mozilla Firefox, Mozilla Firebird, Avant Browser, MyIE2, and all other popular browsers to automatically handle your downloads.

You can also drag and drop files, or use Internet Download Manager from command line. Internet Download Manager can dial your modem at the set time, download the files you want, then hang up or even shut down your computer when it’s done.

Other features include multilingual support, zip preview, download categories, built-in download accelerator, scheduler pro, sounds on events, HTTPS support, queue processor, pipelining of ftp commands, html help and tutorial, enhanced virus protection on download completion, progressive downloading with quotas (useful for connections that use some kind of fair access policy or FAP like Direcway, Direct PC, Hughes, etc.), command line parameters, and many others.

Here are some key features of “Internet Download Manager”:

· All popular browsers and applications are supported! Internet Download Manager supports all versions of popular browsers, and can be integrated into any 3rd party Internet applications.
· Download with one click. When you click on a download link in a browser, IDM will take over the download and accelerate it. IDM supports HTTP, FTP and HTTPS protocols.
· Download Speed. Internet Download Manager can accelerate downloads by up to 5 times due to its intelligent dynamic file segmentation technology.
· Download Resume. Internet Download Manager will resume unfinished download from the place where they left off.
· Simple installation wizard. Quick and easy installation program will make necessary settings for you, and check your connection at the end to ensure trouble free installation of Internet Download Manager
· Automatic Antivirus checking. Antivirus checking makes your downloads free from viruses and trojans.
· Advanced Browser Integration. When enabled, the feature can be used to catch any download from any application. None of download managers have this feature.
· Built-in Scheduler. Internet Download Manager can connect to the Internet at a set time, download the files you want, disconnect, or shut down your computer when it’s done.
· IDM supports many types of proxy servers. For example, IDM works with Microsoft ISA, and FTP proxy servers.
· IDM supports main authentication protocols: Basic, Negotiate, NTLM, and Keberos. Thus IDM can access many Internet and proxy servers using login name and password.
· Download All feature. IDM can add all downloads linked to the current page. It’s easy to download multiple files with this feature.
· Customizable Interface. You may choose the order, and what buttons and columns appear on the main IDM window.
· Download Categories. Internet Download Manager can be used to organize downloads automatically using defined download categories.
· Quick Update Feature. Quick update may check for new versions of IDM and update IDM once per week.
· Download limits. Progressive downloading with quotas feature. The feature is useful for connections that use some kind of fair access policy (or FAP) like Direcway, Direct PC, Hughes, etc.
· Drag and Drop. You may simply drag and drop links to IDM, and drag and drop complete files out of Internet Download Manager.
· IDM is multilingual. IDM is translated to Arabic, Bosnian, Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovenian, Spanish, Thai languages.

Eset Nod32 Antivirus Crack - NodEnabler 3.1

2009-07-08T00:04:00.002+09:00

1. Now supports version 4 ESET software when self-defence is turned on. Similar to the way NodLogin does it, but much faster and more reliable. Cheers to all the Windows 7 users for reporting their experiences with the old version of NodENabler, this version trys the old method first and then if it fails, uses the new one.

2. Now waits for one to five minutes for internet access before trying to check the existing license (one minute with no network connection at all, five when there is a network connection but no route to the internet). No more wifi issues.

3. Should now work with http proxy servers. It uses the same settings as Internet explorer (and so needs it installed on the computer to work). I don’t have access to a proxy to test it.

4. Made some changes to the uninstaller to make it much smarter, and next to impossible to delete any files you still want.

5. A single Vista scheduled task now works with all connection types.

6. Added a readme that should hopefully cover all of what the average user needs to know.

7. Removed lots of unnecessary pauses in the code to make it run faster.

8. Performed a slight visual update on the tray balloons, hopefully making them more useful and easier to understand.

9. Lots of other minor tweaks and fixes here and there.

N.B : Please remove any old versions of NodEnabler (or any other ESET cracks you might be using) before installing version 3.1. “2.81 Improved” has it’s own uninstaller. The uninstaller below should work with all versions prior to “2.81 Improved”Download

Michael Jackson & The 'Extreme' Price Of Fame

2009-06-30T10:11:00.007+09:00

Michael Jackson and the 'extreme' price of fame

(CNN) -- The celebrity flameout is a Hollywood cliché -- a mantel worn tragically by the likes of Lenny Bruce and John Belushi and handed down through the years to tabloid-populating stars such as Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears.

Jackson arrives at his child molestation trial in 2005. A jury later acquitted him of the charges.

Michael Jackson waves to a crowd of fans and photographers in New York's Times Square.
...
But Michael Jackson, dead at 50 after a life marked by unrivaled heights of pop brilliance and bizarre behavior that threatened to overshadow it, stood at the pinnacle of celebrity and embodied all the turmoil it can entail.

It's a perch experts say played a major role in his troubles in life and, perhaps, his untimely death.

"He sums up every aspect of it, having the ultimate fame, the ultimate power, the ultimate influence," said Patrick Wanis, a therapist and counselor who counts celebrities among his clients. "He also sums it up in every extreme aspect of the word."

Jackson, who died Thursday in Los Angeles, California, spoke repeatedly about the toll that a life spent in the public eye took on him emotionally, particularly as a child star singing with his brothers in the group Jackson 5.

By Doug Gross
CNN

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2009-06-14T10:57:00.008+09:00

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Eset Nod32 Antivirus Crack – NodEnabler 3.1

2009-06-10T06:12:00.004+09:00

1. Now supports version 4 ESET software when self-defence is turned on. Similar to the way. NodLogin does it, but much faster and more reliable. Cheers to all the Windows 7 users for reporting their experiences with the old version of NodENabler, this version... trys the old method first and then if it fails, uses the new one.

2. Now waits for one to five minutes for internet access before trying to check the existing license (one minute with no network connection at all, five when there is a network connection but no route to the internet). No more wifi issues.

3. Should now work with http proxy servers. It uses the same settings as Internet explorer (and so needs it installed on the computer to work). I don’t have access to a proxy to test it.

4. Made some changes to the uninstaller to make it much smarter, and next to impossible to delete any files you still want.

5. A single Vista scheduled task now works with all connection types.

6. Added a readme that should hopefully cover all of what the average user needs to know.
7. Removed lots of unnecessary pauses in the code to make it run faster.

8. Performed a slight visual update on the tray balloons, hopefully making them more useful and easier to understand.

9. Lots of other minor tweaks and fixes here and there.

N.B : Please remove any old versions of NodEnabler (or any other ESET cracks you might be using) before installing version 3.1. “2.81 Improved” has it’s own uninstaller. The uninstaller below should work with all versions prior to “2.81 Improved”

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NodEnabler 3.3 for ESET NOD32 Antivirus v4 and ESET Smart Security v4 FULL Download With Old NE Uninstaller x64 & x86…..!!!

2009-05-30T06:45:00.003+09:00

Changes:

* Now supports version 4 ESET software when self-defence is turned on. Similar to the way NodLogin does it, but much faster and more reliable. Cheers to all the Windows 7 users for reporting their experiences with the old version of NodENabler, this version... trys the old method first and then if it fails, uses the new one.
* Now waits for one to five minutes for internet access before trying to check the existing license (one minute with no network connection at all, five when there is a network connection but no route to the internet). No more wifi issues.
* Should now work with http proxy servers. It uses the same settings as Internet explorer (and so needs it installed on the computer to work). I don’t have access to a proxy to test it.
* Made some changes to the uninstaller to make it much smarter, and next to impossible to delete any files you still want.
* A single Vista scheduled task now works with all connection types.
* Added a readme that should hopefully cover all of what the average user needs to know.
* Removed lots of unnecessary pauses in the code to make it run faster.
* Performed a slight visual update on the tray balloons, hopefully making them more useful and easier to understand.
* Lots of other minor tweaks and fixes here and there.

Please remove any old versions of NodEnabler before installing version 3.3!!!

Download here

Ma'atenu Pakapita Ceremony Pelauw

2009-05-30T06:18:00.007+09:00

Nod 32 AntiVirus & Smart Security Tools, Cracks, Fixes to Version 3 and 4

2009-05-16T10:31:00.003+09:00

This is post about Nod 32 Tools, Cracks, and Fixes to activate and or get keys to Nod 32 Anti virus and Nod 32 Smart Security....!!!
- ESET Licence Grabber 0.1 BETA
- Mara Fix 1.1
- Nod 32 Keygen Antivirus
- Box4EVER v4.30A
- MiNODLogin v3.5.0.1
- ESET Antivirus Licence Finder (32 & 64Bits)
- 67 year update
- ESET Login Viewer 1.3
- ESE 3.x Fix
- FIX 3.2 by DASUMO
- Generator 8.0 alpha 32 bit
- License Trial for 30 Days
- Mara Fix 2.6
- Nod 32 Update Viewer 4.02
- Nod Download 0.5
- Nod Gen 3.0 32bits
- TNod User and Password Finder 1.0.3b 32 bits
- UNION Cracked DLL (32 & 64Bits)

200 WAYS TO REVIVE A HARD DRIVE

2009-05-11T03:30:00.004+09:00

P A R T O N E

We based one of our most popular pop quiz challenges on a situation every tech support person has faced or will face at least once: a failed hard drive .
In that particular case, a Compaq Prolinea 4/66 user......
was getting errors like "disk 0 error" and "invalid drive specification." Here were the other facts in the case:
▶ The data wasn't backed up.
▶ The problem came out of nowhere.
▶ The user had accessed Setup and tried to manually enter the settings for the drive type when "Auto" didn't work.
▶ There was no startup disk made by this machine.

Reviving a drive like that one—even if only long enough to copy its data before you throw the drive in the
garbage—is a tough challenge. When I asked TechRepublic members how they would troubleshoot a situation like this one, we received over 200 solutions, and we heard from a number of TechRepublic
members who wanted to know “what everybody else suggested.” So we decided to publish this collection of over 200 ways to revive a hard drive.

In editing this document, we tried as much as possible to preserve the voices of the TechRepublic members who submitted these solutions. Of course, as the legal blurb at the end of the document declares, we can't promise that any of these tips will work in every setting. But we thought you'd enjoy reading what your fellow IT professionals had to say on this subject.
Enjoy..!!

How to revive a hard drive

Freeze it ..............................................................2
Drop it ................................................................9
Hit it ................................................................10
The rest of the solutions ………….........................................14

From: Cheyenne Robert Alspach
To be continued...