QEMU 0.15.1

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File Name: QEMU
File Submitter: roytam1
File Submitted: 25 Feb 2012
File Category: Tools

QEMU is a generic and open source machine emulator and virtualizer.
When used as a machine emulator, QEMU can run OSes and programs made for one machine (e.g. an ARM board) on a different machine (e.g. your own PC). By using dynamic translation, it achieves very good performance.

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grldr not 1.44 floppy

June 17, 2012, 4:38 am

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hi guys,
I'm trying to make a grldr floppy.
Made it in Winimage, format 1.68.

I made 1.44Mb grldr in the past, never other formats.

Using bootlace is OK with 'normal formats, but once you look into less usual ones,
it gets somewhat tricky for me.
Bootlace.com --floppy --chs --fat12 --sectors-per-track=21 --heads=2 --total-sectors=3360 img.img
I probably even made a mistake in this quick test, anyhow I use boot build by Roadkill.
Btw, result in Qemu is disk error.

Diddy, Help! Any help appreciated really.

WES7 + EWF - boot from read-only USB?

June 17, 2012, 4:58 am

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Hi all,

I've been experimenting with trying to get WES7, after successfully installing it onto a USB - to boot from the same USB after flipping its "hardware read-only switch" on, on a diskless computer.

The USB read-only status is controlled by a physical switch (much like with CF cards) - so the moment i flip it on, it won't accept writes.

I've configured EWF to work in RAM REG mode, which works fine as long as the USB is not switched to read-only - and the behavior is 'read-only' since all changes go to RAM and are dumped upon reboot.

Yet, if I switch the USB read-only on, it will BSOD on boot with 0x0000006B consistently.

After doing some reading on the two different EWF modes - RAM and RAM Reg, it seems like both of them still require writable media to be present to store the "EWF volume" (e.g. either 'unpartitioned space on the disk' in RAM mode, or the 'system's registry' in RAM Reg mode) - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff793751(v=winembedded.60)

So, unless there is a way to somehow force the "EWF Volume" to reside in RAM as well, it seems like it will not be possible to boot from a hardware-read-only-USB on a diskless computer (with no writable disks that could be used as the "EWF Volume").

• Is the above correct?
  
• Is there a known way to force the EWF volume to also reside in RAM?
  
• Any workarounds to boot the OS from RAM?

Thanks!

WDS with LTSP

June 17, 2012, 9:52 pm

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Good day,

I am trying to integrate a WDS server and an Ubuntu LTSP server on the same network.
At this point if I have the MS DHCP Server active the WDS Server boots fine and works as expected
If I have the Ubuntu DHCP server active LTSP boots fine and works as expected.

When trying to integrate the two systems I have an issue
Here are my config files
WDS Server (Set up with pxelinux) /pxelinux.cfg/default file:

DEFAULT	  vesamenu.c32
PROMPT	   0
NOESCAPE	 0
ALLOWOPTIONS 0
# Timeout in units of 1/10 s
TIMEOUT 300
MENU WIDTH 40
MENU MARGIN 0
MENU ROWS 18
# MENU TABMSGROW 21
MENU TIMEOUTROW 26
MENU USHIFT 5
MENU VSHIFT 2
MENU COLOR BORDER 30;44 #00000000 #00000000 none
MENU COLOR TABMSG 1;36;44 #00000000 #00000000 none
MENU COLOR TITLE 1;36;44 #00000000 #00000000 none
# MENU COLOR SCROLLBAR 30;44 #20ffffff #00000000 none
# MENU COLOR SEL   30;47 #40000000 #20ffffff
MENU BACKGROUND DeploymentBackground.png

MENU TITLE PXE Boot Menu
#---
LABEL wds
MENU	   LABEL Windows Deployment Services
KERNEL	 pxeboot.0

LABEL local
MENU	   DEFAULT
MENU LABEL Boot from Harddisk
LOCALBOOT 0

LABEL maverickubuntudesktop64
MENU LABEL Deploy Ubuntu Desktop 10.10 64 bit
KERNEL /maverick/64/linux
append vga=769 initrd=/maverick/64/initrd.gz ksdevice=eth0 ks=http://192.168.1.11/ubuntu10/kickstart/ksx64.cfg

LABEL lucidserver32
MENU LABEL Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server 32 Bit
kernel /lucid/32/linux
append vga=normal initrd=/lucid/32/initrd.gz ksdevice=eth0 ks=http://192.168.1.11/ubuntu-svr32/ks/ks.cfg -- quiet

LABEL lucidserver64
MENU LABEL Deploy Ubuntu 10.04 LTS Server 64 Bit
kernel /lucid/64/linux
append ks=http://192.168.1.11/ubuntu-server/ks/ksx64.cfg vga=normal initrd=/lucid/64/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=32768 root=/dev/ram rw --

LABEL mini
#MENU PASSWD P@ssw0rd
MENU LABEL Deploy Linux Mini x64
KERNEL /mini/linux
append boot=mini initrd=/mini/initrd.gz ramdisk_size=16417 root=/dev/ram rw apt-setup/security_host= mirror/http/proxy= -- ks=http://192.168.1.11/kickstart/Ubuntu_Desktop_64.cfg

LABEL pangolin
MENU LABEL Deploy Ubuntu Desktop 12.04 64 bit
KERNEL /pangolin/64/linux
append vga=769 initrd=/pangolin/64/initrd.gz ksdevice=eth0 ks=http://192.168.1.11/ubuntu12/ks/ksx64.cfg

label GParted Live
MENU LABEL GParted Live
kernel /gparted/vmlinuz
append initrd=/gparted/initrd.img boot=live config union=aufs noswap noprompt vga=788 fetch=http://192.168.1.11/gparted/filesystem.squashfs

label Password Changer
MENU LABEL Password Changer
kernel /password/vmlinuz
append rw vga=1 initrd=/password/initrd.cgz,/password/scsi.cgz

label System Rescue
MENU LABEL System Rescue
kernel rescue/rescuecd
append initrd=rescue/initram.igz ramdisk_size=9216 scandelay=1 setkmap=us dostartx vga=791 boothttp=http://192.168.1.11/rescue/sysrcd.dat

LABEL linuxpxe64
  MENU LABEL Ubuntu 64 Thin Client...
  KERNEL pxechain.com
  APPEND 192.168.1.11::/ltsp/amd64/pxelinux.0

LABEL linuxpxe32
  MENU LABEL Ubuntu 32 Thin Client...
  KERNEL pxechain.com
  APPEND 192.168.1.11::/ltsp/i386/pxelinux.0

LTSP Server /var/lib/tftboot/ltsp/amd64/pxelinux.cfg/default

default ltsp


label ltsp
kernel vmlinuz
append ro initrd=initrd.img root=/dev/nbd0 init=/sbin/init-ltsp vt.handoff=7 nbdroot=:ltsp_amd64
#quiet splash plymouth:force-splash

note: I have disabled the quiet splash and plymouth options to see what is happening during boot.

Now the problem is as follow in this configuration ALL items defined in the WDS server's default file work fine with the exception of the LTSP entries when I boot these it actually starts booting from the Ubuntu LTSP server but I keep getting nbd timeouts when LTSP tries to mount the NBD device I have tried with a couple of other strings and options but do not seem to be getting anywhere, it would appear that for some reason the nbd-server cannot be contacted (or I saw once it tries to find the nbd-server on the wds server)

If anyone can point me in the right direction I would really appreciate it.

Thanks in advance

Multiboot XP-Win7-Hiren Boot

June 18, 2012, 2:16 am

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Hello

I'm trying to make a MultiBoot USB with Windows XP, Windows 7 and Hiren's Boot Cd


I made it with Grub4Dos and Firadisk loading ISO's directly.


But the WinXp installation failed, and Win7 installation was very slowly.

Now i'm trying to make it extracting the ISO to make the installation faster, but i don't know how to do it.


Thanks in advance

@DED-LEGO@ - flexible configuration (the gfxboot with the configuration directly from "menu.lst")

June 18, 2012, 2:40 am

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It is gfxboot @DED-LEGO@

(the gfxboot with the configuration directly from "menu.lst")

1. @DED-LEGO@ can be configured directly from the menu.lst. For this purpose, a few recent titles of menu.lst are used as "technical".
2. @DED-LEGO@ allows each item in menu.lst to associate with a logo (Logo_xx.jpg) and with a text file (Logo_xx.txt).
3. @DED-LEGO@ provides three types of timers: circular, linear and numeric.
4. @DED-LEGO@ provides marquee for promotional purposes. The text for marquee is taken from the file RLineDef.txt.
5. @DED-LEGO@ allows you to use WaitPanel for a brief description of the menu item.
6. @DED-LEGO@ expands design options of gfxboot through the use of animation.
7. @DED-LEGO@ has a built-in multi-font support. <NEW!>...view fonts from 01 to 14...
8. @DED-LEGO@ has a built-in multi-background support. <NEW!> ...more...
9. @DED-LEGO@ extends the security capabilities of gfxboot through the use of hidden menu entries and customizable hot keys.

...Click to view full image

Download links:

• http://letitbit.net/...v3_eng.rar.html
  
• http://depositfiles....files/x4jk84dzg
  
• http://uploadbox.com/files/2793b0b0ab/

links are corrected Video tutorial: menu.lst with @DED-LEGO@ style

Options... options... options... More flexibility means more options.
So many options, so many headaches.
To manage a large set of parameters produced program RIPPER-GFX

New topic: RIPPER-GFX with GUI (gfxboot editor) with video tutorials

Attention! RIPPER-GFX includes a newer version of the kernel of the gfxboot @DED-LEGO@

about gfxboot-3.3-custom from guru Bean123 http://reboot.pro/7155/

System Image Recovery is not working in Win7PE_SE_20120416

June 18, 2012, 4:06 am

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Hello,

i found a problem!
I used the windows "backup and restore" utility to create a backup.

if i want to restore the image with the option "Format and repartition disks", the error "The system image restore failed. Error details: The specified object was not found. (0x80042308)" appears.

I searched a solution, but i found nothing!

I hope someone can help me to solve the problem!

Thanks

Bueno

FiraDisk and WinVBlock Performance

June 18, 2012, 6:05 am

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Inspired by this comparison of ramdisk drivers and the huge differences in the Random 4k performance, i was wondering, if anyone already tested the two drivers for performance, in this most important category for a system drive?

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Win7PE-SE issue - Taking Ownership of Files

June 18, 2012, 7:05 am

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I ran into a problem using Win7PE-SE trying to take ownership of files (In Windows Explorer, Right-Click->Properties->Security Tab->Advanced Button->Ownership Tab->Edit Button)..

This displays a dialog box with the following error:

Windows Security
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Can't open access control editor. Invalid value for registry

As a result, I am unable to take the ownership of the files I need in order to set their permissions to make them accessible so that I can move them to another hard drive..

Any suggestions? Fixes?

grub4dos, .iso images and (hd32) or (0xFF) mapping

June 18, 2012, 8:26 am

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This thread is reserved for people reporting their success using newish releases of grub4dos that allow for direct booting to a .iso imaging through mappig the ISO image to (hd32).

Ideally, any user who had some success with this way of booting can post here reporting what he succeeded with and how he did it, links to other boards, tutorials guides related to the matter are also welcome.

PLEASE NO request for help here, post them in the grub4dos forum.

PLEASE NO "Nice, thank you!" kind of posts.

PLEASE NO "Ha, this is not useful!" type of comments.

This thread should become simply a list of working setups, no more, no less.

Thanks for cooperation.

jaclaz

DriverGrabber

June 18, 2012, 11:58 am

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File Name: DriverGrabber
File Submitter: Siginet
File Submitted: 18 Jun 2012
File Category: Tools

This is a One Click Driver Backup Solution.

Very simple to use...
Run the "DriverGrabber 2.0.exe" and watch it Grab all of the drivers from your system and place them into a "Drivers" folder!

It now even grabs drivers that are no longer in use... For instance... a Printer Driver that is no longer physically connected to your system while you perform a backup.

Also... you can now use DriverGrabber on a Windows PE disk like LiveXP! It auto detects if it is being executed in a PE environment... it will attempt to auto detect the Windows Drive you wish to backup as well.

There are also many other tricks to using DriverGrabber. Many new options can be placed in the settings file (DriverGrabber.ini) which was introduced in Beta 4!

More info and the latest version can always be found here:
http://integrator.siginetsoftware.com/index.php?addons&id=242

Please be sure to test it for yourself and give me as much feedback as possible!

Thanks,
Siginet (Professor CPU)

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RidNacs

June 18, 2012, 10:50 pm

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File Name: RidNacs
File Submitter: u2o
File Submitted: 19 Jun 2012
File Updated: 19 Jun 2012
File Category: App scripts

RidNacs is a very fast disk space usage analyzer for Microsoft Windows. It scans your local drives, network drives or single directories and produces a tree view with a percentage bar chart column. This gives the user a quick and easy way to identify the largest directories and it's very useful for cleaning up the disk.
The result of the scan can be exported in different formats (XML, HTML, CSV, TXT), so it could be printed or compared with future scans.
Besides of all these benefits RidNacs has an outstanding scan performance and it scores with a small memory footprint.

Thanks to Stephan Plath!

by allow to include RidNacs (within the script)

New Functions in RidNacs 2.0

• Files smaller than a configurable size can be grouped
  
• Files can be opened and deleted inside of RidNacs
  
• Explorer context menu is supported
  
• Associated file icons are retrieved in a background thread (improved performance)
  
• Style of the percentage bar is configurable (Skins)
  
• A new favorites list combines drives with most recent used directories
  
• Incomplete scanned directories are tagged with a symbol
  
• Another XML format for saving the analysis result
  
• Preferences dialog
  
• Network drives are now displayed in the "Choose Directory" dialog

More Informations

• Freeware License
  
• RidNacs Change Log
  
• RidNacs Screenshot Gallery

__________________________________________________

Application Version: 2.0.3

Application Date: 2010-03-12

Application HomePage: http://www.splashsoft.de

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Script Version: 001

Script size: 974,67 KB

Script Date: 2012-06-19

Script Compatible (and tested on): LiveXP / Win7PE_SE

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Illegal Protocol Operation

June 19, 2012, 1:59 am

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When trying to copy the start config from my cisco router via tftp, I get the error unable to copy - illegal protocol operation. Could you help me fix this as I need to get all the configs.
Many thanks, Bryn

Administrative Permission ?

June 19, 2012, 2:53 am

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Hi my friends

I could not understand the reason of the error. Is this a WinBuilder bug? Am I wrong? Kind regards

http://www.maxrealqn...eo/Why/Why.html

Add youtube video on profile page

June 19, 2012, 3:33 am

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You can now add a youtube video onto your member profile.

Not much of a groundbreaking news but it is a new feature available to those who wish to try it out.


Just visit this link: http://reboot.pro/in...re&area=youtube

Then add the video id (not the URL).

For example, when you want to add this video:

You just need to add this ID:

syOK6zmpOe0

Then click "Save changes".

Attention: You only need to press the "Save changes" once. If the video is displayed on the resulting page then it means that it was saved. I'm mentioning this as it might seem that you have to press two times and if you do so, it will just save the second time as blank.


The plugin provides options such as auto-start and the ability to run a playlist as well.


If Jaclaz/Wonko would be around to reply, I am quite sure that he would love to comment about this useful feature..

In either case, have fun!

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Driver Magician Lite - Device drivers backup

June 19, 2012, 4:55 am

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File Name: Driver Magician Lite - Device drivers backup
File Submitter: al_jo
File Submitted: 08 Jun 2012
File Category: App scripts

“It identifies all the hardware in the system, extracts their associated drivers from the hard disk and backs them up to a location of your choice. Then when you format and reinstall/upgrade your operating system, you can restore all the "saved" drivers just as if you had the original driver in your hands.”
Homepage:
http://www.drivermagician.com/Lite.htm


Compressed winbuilder script download:
http://al-jo.zxq.net...MagicianLite.7z

Note: Use “Run with Runscanner” to backup “offline” drivers.

Uncompressed script download below:

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WinFE Dynamic Disk Problem

June 19, 2012, 7:57 am

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I'm finding that volumes on a dynamic disk are mounted and writeable.

Anybody else seeing this, and any possible solutions?

Thanks

Bypass NTFS Permissions

June 19, 2012, 8:58 am

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Ntfs security may prohibit access to files.
That's a draw back at data rescue.

Known approach: take ownership and change permíssion
This require addional write to hard disk.
Avoid writing to source disk at data rescue.

seseberg mentioned a solution: http://www.boot-land.net/forums/index.php?...ost&p=93201
AccessGain allows acess to files bypassing NTFS permission.

Boot PE, open a explorer, right click a drive and select "Bypass file system security checks".
x86 and x64 PE is possible.

Attached Files

•  AccessGainDrivers.script   8.79K   456 downloads

InfoHack

June 19, 2012, 9:33 am

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File Name: InfoHack
File Submitter: DarkPhoeniX
File Submitted: 01 Jan 2012
File Updated: 19 Jun 2012
File Category: Security

InfoHack Captures as much information as possible from the system its run on

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InfoHack By DarkPhoeniX --- KGB Systems
Kinetic Genius Box - Systems
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Description:
InfoHack Captures as much information as possible from the system its run on

Usage:
Double click on “InfoHack.bat” and look in The Generated Folder for the "InfoHack.Html" Index file

Use in a CMD script:
InfoHack [-np] [-ts] [-nr] [-nusb] [-p:{Password}] [-h]

CMD Switches:
-na No Autoruns Mode(faster Hack Time)
-np no-pause-mode: the script will not pause
-ts Timestamp the generated File
-nr Skip registry Save(faster Hack Time)
-p:{Password} Creates a .7z Password Encrypted file [Eg.infohack -p:MyPassword]
-h shows Help
-nusb No USB Dump Enabled(faster Hack Time)

CMD Exit codes:
0 - No Critical Errors
1 - Bad Windows version
2 - Read only Media Error
3 - Bit Type Check Error

Known Issues:
-The Components in this tool is made for Windows XP/Vista/7/2008/2003 x86/x64
-Cannot run on any Read-only Media
-The Program or components may be seen as "potentially unwanted/ unsafe applications”, “Viruses” or “hack tools” on some Antivirus Programs
-Works with UAC turned on in Windows 7/Vista/2008, just allow access for the components to run (recommended to turn UAC off and restart, do not right click
And "Run as Administrator"!!)
-Registry copy for XP x64 is currently unsupported (if someone could test which hobocopy.exe works with this then i can update in the next version)
-The Autoruns.arn File opens with Autoruns.exe
-The Autoruns.exe opens in mid program to get info,this is normal


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Change Log:
-v1.0 Alpha 10
*Added FastHack.bat with -na -nr -nusb Parameters to Run InfoHack Real fast(Hack Dump from 15 seconds,Full Hack 2 minuits approx)
*Added -nusb to desable USBDeview & USBDeview64 Dump
*Added cports, cports64, USBDeview, USBDeview64
*Updated Autoruns, MyEventViewer, MyEventViewer64 ,WirelessKeyView, WirelessKeyView64
WebBrowserPassView, MyLastSearch, mailpv, mspass, DriveLetterView, skypelogview
*Added Support for Windows 8 (Untested)
*Added StartCmdHere.bat to quickly add your own parameters(Opens a CMD Box in The Directory)
*Added Printer List Dump
*Added Bios Dump
*Added Windows Net User, Net Share, Net View, Net Accounts
*Added No Autoruns Mode Swith (-na)
*Improved Help switsh
*Added Error Counter
*Improved Index Page Genarator
*Added Windows Set Dump
*Added Windows UAC Handeling
*Added Service Pack Detection
*Added Antivirus Detection
*Removed Spy Mode (Too Slow!! and makes problems down the road)
*Lots of bug Fixes
*Changed From Sysinternals autorunsc to autoruns(Faster hack Time)
*Added Sysinternals:Coreinfo,Listdlls,logonsessions,PsInfo
*Added File verification checks
*Changed the way the Tools gets run(Big stuff)
*Fixed MyEventViewer64.exe not dumping corectly
*Fixed WirelessKeyView64.exe not dumping corectly


-v1.0 Alpha 9
*Added -ts Switsh to timestamp the generated File
*Added -np switsh for No-Pause-Mode
*Added -S switsh for Spy-Mode
*Added -Sx switsh for Spy-Exit-Mode
*Fixed log file not saving
*Fixed Ntuser.dat not saving
*Added -nr Switsh For not saving the regestry
*Added -p: that Creates a .7z Password Encrypted file
*Added -h to show Help
*Added UAC detection
*updated netpass,netpass64,produkey,WebBrowserPassView,WirelessKeyView,WirelessKeyView64
mspass,MonitorInfoView,mailpv,iehv,faview,DriveLetterView,7za,myeventviewer,myeventviewer64
*Added BlueScreenView,DiskSmartView
*Replaced cprosess with tasklist(tasklist from XP Pro Will Be run On Xp Home)
*Replaced InstalledCodec,WhatInStartup,DriverView,DriverView64 with Autorunsc


-v1.0 Alpha 8
*Few tweaks (thanx Marten.be2)
*Added Stopwatch (thanx BergerKiller)
*Added Info Hack LOG (thanx Marten.be2 & Wonko)
*Added Registry Backup using "Volume Shadow Service" on a "Live" Windows (Thanks to Wangdera corp.)
*Added Exit Codes when Run from CMD
*Added msvcr100.dll & msvcp100.dll libraries for Registry copy

-v1.0 Alpha 7
*Fixed error on HTML index creation with Operating systems with "™" in the name
*Changed the way that the password dump folder gets named, now adds PC name
*Upgraded to MailPassView v1.73
*Upgraded to MessenPass v1.42
*Upgraded to WebBrowserPassView v1.11
*Added MyEventViewer v1.60 & MyEventViewer v1.60 x64 (shows events of last 3 days only)
*Password Encrypted Components.7z (anti-virus can’t read the “components.7z” contents now but can still stop the .exe from running)
*Added Restore Point List (Thanks marten.be2)
*Changed Html index to exclude 64Bit hack lists from index when InfoHack is run on a 32Bit System


-v1.0 Alpha 6
*Fixed Components not extracting to directory with spaces in path (Thanks muggeles)
*Added a few small tweaks (Thanks Wonko)
*Added Windows version detection
*Added Read-only Media check
*Added Support for Windows XP Home Systeminfo

-V1.0 Alpha 5
*Added 7z achiever to compress components

-V1.0 Alpha 4
*Added Detection for 64x Systems

-V1.0 Alpha 3
*Improved Html layout
*Added More Info Hack Components
*Detects old Info Hacks of a UserName and overrides with a new Info Hack

-v1.0 Alpha 2
*Added an Html Index page
*Added a few small tweaks...

-v1.0 Alpha 1
*First Build

Special Thanks to NirSoft, Systernals, & Wangdera corp For Program Components!!
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Will You Switch To Windows 8?