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How to Change The Windows Vista Product Key

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Windows Vista installation disk essentially has all of the various editions of
Vista included on that one disk. Which version gets installed is dependent on
what product key you enter during the installation process. At some point you
may want to upgrade your current version to a version with more bells and
whistles, which would require a new Product Key. <br />

Or you
may want to Activate your Windows Vista under a
different Product Key for some reason. The easiest way to change your Product
Key is through the System applet in the Control Panel. (See <b>Figure E</b>)<br />
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<span style="color: blue;"><span style="font-size: large;">(See <b>Figure E</b>) </span></span></div>
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Under
the Windows Activation section there is a link: Change Product Key. Clicking
that link brings up the screen shown in <b>Figure B</b> where you can enter in a different Product Key.<br />
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<span style="font-size: large;"><span style="color: blue;"><b>Figure B</b> </span></span></div>
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How to Change The Windows Vista Product Key

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MacRumors Forums hacked, 860,000+ users data compromised

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MacRumors forums have been breached by hackers who managed to obtain the information belonging to 860106 users that includes hashed passwords.<br /><br />"In situations like this, it's best to assume that your MacRumors Forum username, email address and (hashed) password is now known." Editorial Director Arnold Kim wrote.<br /><br />The hacker who behind the attack also made a post in MacRumors forum regarding the breach saying "We're not 'mass cracking' the hashes. It doesn't take long whatsoever to run a hash through hashcat with a few dictionaries and salts, and get results."<br /><br />Hackers also claimed that they are not going to use the compromised credentials to log into gmail, apple accounts or any other accounts unless they target users specifically for some reason.<br /><br />"Stop worrying, and stop blaming it on Macrumors when it was your own fault for reusing passwords in the first place." the hacker added.<br /><br />It appears hackers have gained access to the database by logging into the forum with the stolen credentials of a single moderator.<div id="stcpDiv" style="left: -1988px; position: absolute; top: -1999px;">
MacRumors forums have been breached by hackers who managed to obtain the information belonging to 860106 users that includes hashed passwords.<br /><br />"In situations like this, it's best to assume that your MacRumors Forum username, email address and (hashed) password is now known." Editorial Director Arnold Kim wrote.<br /><br />The hacker who behind the attack also made a post in MacRumors forum regarding the breach saying "We're not 'mass cracking' the hashes. It doesn't take long whatsoever to run a hash through hashcat with a few dictionaries and salts, and get results."<br /><br />Hackers also claimed that they are not going to use the compromised credentials to log into gmail, apple accounts or any other accounts unless they target users specifically for some reason.<br /><br />"Stop worrying, and stop blaming it on Macrumors when it was your own fault for reusing passwords in the first place." the hacker added.<br /><br />It appears hackers have gained access to the database by logging into the forum with the stolen credentials of a single moderator.ns like this, it's best to assume that your MacRumors Forum 
username, email address and (hashed) password is now known." Editorial 
Director Arnold Kim <a href="http://www.macrumors.com/2013/11/12/macrumors-forums-security-leak/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">wrote</a>.<br />
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The hacker who behind the attack also made a post in MacRumors forum regarding the breach <a href="http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=18355633&postcount=518" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">saying</a>
 "We're not 'mass cracking' the hashes. It doesn't take long whatsoever 
to run a hash through hashcat with a few dictionaries and salts, and get
 results."<br />
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Hackers also claimed that they are not going to use the compromised 
credentials to log into gmail, apple accounts or any other accounts 
unless they target users specifically for some reason.<br />
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"Stop worrying, and stop blaming it on Macrumors when it was your own 
fault for reusing passwords in the first place." the hacker added.<br />
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It appears hackers have gained access to the database by logging into 
the forum with the stolen credentials of a single moderator. - See more 
at: 
http://www.ehackingnews.com/2013/11/macrumors-hacked-data-stolen.html#sthash.djSkbfiX.dpuf</div>
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Open DOCX Files Without Installing a Converter (or Office 2007)

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Unless you’ve updated your PC to Microsoft Office 2007 or Word 2007 
(by no means a given, since earlier versions of Microsoft’s suite still 
work well for many folks), you might be confounded on occasion if you’re
 presented with a file with the DOCX extension. (DOCX is the native 
word-processing file format that the latest version of Word uses.)<br />
Rather
 than fussing with and installing Microsoft’s Compatibility Packs, you 
can use Windows 7’s version of WordPad to open DOCX. To track down 
WordPad (it’s a bit buried, as usual), from the Start menu, go to <b>All Programs > Accessories > WordPad</b>. Once you're in WordPad, you can simply use the Open command to open a DOCX file:<br />
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This is a handy solution if you only encounter DOCX 
files once in a while. WordPad has semi-adopted the ribbon interface of 
the latest Office, so it might take some getting used to, but you should
 be able to save your DOCX document into a more amenable file format 
(including the earlier DOC format for Word files) without too much 
trouble. Most of the formatting should be maintained. (Puzzlingly, 
Windows 7 WordPad seems to be less competent at opening “original” DOC 
files, losing the formatting and peppering the files with header 
gibberish, in our tests. Hmmm.)</div>

Open DOCX Files Without Installing a Converter (or Office 2007)

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Access The Windows Desktop Without Minimizing Anything

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In the first tip, we showed you how to get to the Windows Desktop by 
hovering over or clicking on the new transparent zone in the lower-right
 corner of the screen—a.k.a., the Aero Peek feature. But perhaps you 
access your Windows Desktop constantly, or it contains lots of nested 
folders that are home to your everyday working files. You can get 
fast-click access to them from the taskbar without minimizing all your 
windows and losing your place.<br />
You’ll have to set this up, though.
 Right-click on the taskbar, and choose Properties, to launch the 
Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog. Under the Toolbars tab, check 
off the Desktop button.<br />

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Hit OK, and a mini-menu called “Desktop” appears in the 
taskbar, followed by two angle brackets (>>). Click it, and you’ll
 see all of the items on your Windows Desktop, complete with nesting 
folders. Now it’s easy to access anything on your Windows Desktop 
without having to navigate back to it. Especially useful: The Computer 
entry in this menu lets you browse your PC’s entire drive-and-folder 
hierarchy from here (including any networked drives).<br />

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Access The Windows Desktop Without Minimizing Anything

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Install Control Panel submenus in the Start menu

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If you’re any kind of PC tweaker, like we are, you spend way too much
 time inside the Windows Control Panel. One of the quibbles we’ve had 
with past versions of Windows was the several layers of clicks you’d 
have to negotiate to get into the depths of Control Panel—especially 
with the Category as opposed to Classic view of the panel that was the 
default with Vista.<br />
In Windows 7, you can set up the OS to allow 
you direct access to individual Control Panel items straight from the 
Start menu. To set this up, right-click the Start button in the taskbar,
 and choose <b>Properties</b> from the resulting context menu. In the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box that pops up, click the <b>Start Menu tab</b>, then the <b>Customize</b> button. Under the subcategory named <b>Control Panel</b> on the ensuing screen, choose <b>Display as a menu</b>. It's here:<br />
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Now, when you click Control Panel in the Start menu, 
you’ll get a selection list that shows all the same Control Panel 
sub-items that you’d get if you launched the Control Panel into its own 
window. It looks like this:<br />
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Install Control Panel submenus in the Start menu

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Windows Phone Marketshare Grows by 156%, Android Tops 80% Marketshare

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While there is no doubt that Android is the biggest smartphone 
operating system on the planet, however, Windows Phone has emerged as 
the quickest growing operating system in the world.<br />

In a new <a href="http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jsp?containerId=prUS24442013" target="_blank">report by IDC</a>,
 the market share of the Microsoft OS bloated by 156% over the last year
 and now, around 3.6% of all smartphones sold worldwide run on it.<br />

Windows Phone smartphone shipments reached 9.5 million during the quarter, up from 3.7 million during same duration last year.<br />

Android grew too, by 51.3 percent year over year with 211.6 million 
units shipped during third quarter of current fiscal year. Android 
accounted for 81.0% of all smartphone shipments during the quarter, 
marking the first time that Android topped 80% share in sales in its 
short history.<br />
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iOS too increased its sales by 6.9 million.<br />

While Windows Phone’s 9.5 million unit figure might seem incredibly 
tiny compared to Google’s OS, it might become a threat to Google’s OS in
 certain markets and price points.<br />

Obviously, Google might’ve taken notice of this growth too and the 
result is shown in the form of increased support of for mid-range 
smartphones – with 512 MB Rams — with Android 4.4 KitKat.<br />

Meanwhile, BlackBerry further fell back from the competition by 
shrinking 41.6 percent, while also further strengthening Windows Phone’s
 grip over the third spot. Blackberry’s times might change in the 
future, however, with a new CEO in place along with a billion dollars but just don’t expect anything substantial anytime sooner though.<br />

Windows Phone Marketshare Grows by 156%, Android Tops 80% Marketshare

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