Today the Windows Live for Windows Mobile Team posted that new bits are now available for everyone to download for their Windows Mobile phones.

Wait no more! The latest bits for Windows Live Client for your Windows Mobile are available for download. To get yours now, point your mobile browser to http://wl.windowsmobile.com

If you have Windows Live already installed on your device, you will need to uninstall it first. To do that, go to Settings->Remove Programs, select Windows Live entry from the list (if any) and click Remove. If you don’t find Windows Live on the list, then you are good to go.

With Windows Live client you will be able to:

• Synchronize Live contacts with your contacts on the device
• Synchronize your Live email (msn, hotmail, live)
• View graphics, web links and contact photos in emails
• Respond to emails with voice recordings
• Upload photos to your Windows Live Spaces

Go ahead, give it a try and let us know what you think!

As soon as I heard, I installed it quickly on my Samsung Blackjack 2. I simply cannot live without Windows Live for Windows Mobile on my phone. Windows Live for Windows Mobile allows me to

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There is a secret in MS DOS command " subst" which is used to create a virtual drive letter for any folder in My Computer screen.



For example, if u want to use a folder called "new_folder" which is kept in" E:\new\downloads\ " then you can create a virtual drive say "Z:" in My Computer.



Here is the procedure.

1. Open Command prompt from , Start-->Run--> cmd



then type, subst drive-letter:folder-path



i.e., for example,

subst Z: E:\new\downloads\





2. If you want to delete this virtual drive, then provide following command:



subst drive_letter: /D



for example,

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Do you know what XPAntivirus 2009 is?

DESCRIPTION

XPAntivirus 2009 or XP Antivirus 2009, is a fake anti-spyware program that has come out a bit too soon before the year 2009. Hackers are now jumping the gun in naming some of their malicious programs such as XPAntivirus 2009. It is not 2009 yet is it? We had enough trouble with XP Antivirus and Antivirus 2008 which are related to XPAntivirus 2009. So why a 2009 version now?

XPAntivirus 2009 looks to be newer variant of XP Antivirus that performs the same malicious acts of bombarding you with false popups and bogus system scans to scare you into purchasing the full version. XPAntivirus 2009 can be installed undercover without your permission usually through a Trojan infection such as Zlob.

In non-techie terms: XPAntivirus 2009 should not be downloaded, installed or purchased under any circumstances. XPAntivirus 2009 is useless and does not remove spyware from your system like it claims too. Have you made the mistake of installing XPAntivirus 2009 or purchasing XPAntivirus 2009?

XPAntivirus 2009 screen shot image:

Aliases: XPAntivirus 2009, XP Antivirus 2009, XPAntivirus2009.

XPAntivirus 2009 Automatic Removal Instructions

This automatic removal method is for non-techie computer

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Like me, I know many of you are probably starting to take a look at Windows 2008 for your environment...so this might be of use to you.

I came across a detailed performance tuning guide that Microsoft released back in June. What does it cover? Here is a list of the performance tuning sections within the document (Almost 80 pages):

-Performance Tuning for Server Hardware

-Performance Tuning for Networking Subsystem

-Performance Tuning for Storage Subsystem

-Performance Tuning for Web Servers

-Performance Tuning for File Servers

-Performance Tuning for Active Directory Servers

-Performance Tuning for Terminal Server

-Performance Tuning for Terminal Server Gateway

-Performance Tuning for Virtualization Servers

-Performance Tuning for File Server Workload (NetBench)

-Performance Tuning for Network Workload (NTttcp)

-Performance Tuning for Terminal Server Knowledge Worker Workload

-Performance Tuning for SAP Sales and Distribution Two-Tier Workload

If you have deployed, or planing on deploying Windows 2008 any time soon it is worth a look.

Here is the link:

http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/sysperf/Perf_tun_srv.mspx

Installation revealed the EULA page, http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windows-7/eula.aspx

Installation had not changed much only thing you'll notice upon completion of installation, rating system is gone, now there are no advertising placards, no loud slogans. Just a report on how component equipment is checked.

Installation finished, let's look at version first;
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