TechCrunh was blogging about how big is the number of IE6 users, in February. Right now we are at 28.9%, a small decrease. This is what I really think, about the IE6 upgrade issue. (more…)
I always used a RAID1 array to store my data into a PC. Recently, I had 2 disks failing on me, not one. They were Seagate Barracuda 400GB SATA drives. Previously, I had a lot of problems with Seagate but I sticked with them because of the 5 years warranty. So that made me switch back to my old friends, Western Digital. Still, I had my share of troubles, even with those cool drives. (more…)
There are many fake versions of the new Vista SP1 OEM images. Also, there has been a lot of discussion about the famous 1840 and 2040 ending ISO’s. Those numbers represent the time the RTM was built. OEM manufacturers received the ISO file with 1840 time stamp on it.
The original ISO files are available only to Microsoft MSDN subscribers. However, if you own a valid license, you will be able to do a clean install and use your current license key to activate the new slipstreamed versions. Their proper checksums are listed below.
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