Há pouco dúvida que as arquiteturas 64-bit são o futuro, até a evolução paralela dos processadores e operar sistemas vai. Mas quando vem para baixo a Windows, a versão de 32 bocados da plataforma sobreviverá não somente com Windows Vista, mas também com Windows 7. Neste momento a tempo, entre os detalhes escassos feitos disponíveis por Microsoft sobre a iteração forthcoming de Windows, para seguir Vista, a única coisa certa é que Windows 7 virá no bocado ambos os 32 e em sabores 64-bit.

De acordo com estimativas da companhia de Redmond, por 2008 mid, a base instalar do sistema operando-se de Windows surpass os 1 bilhão marcos miliários worldwide. Mas a maioria vasta daquelas cópias de Windows será ainda 32 bocado, Windows pela maior parte justo XP e Windows Vista. (mais…)

Demasiado esconderijo de Windows Vista, ting mau? Bem, aparentemente sim, com excessivo Cached escreva o I/O e o I/o. lido Cached excessivo. Como você sabe provavelmente perto agora, o esconderijo é conectado com impulsionar o desempenho dos processos do acesso de dados que alvejam meios de armazenamento lentos. Em um scenario ideal, os dados ou as páginas do código seriam ficados completamente dentro da memória de sistema. A velocidade em que os dados são alcançados, na RAM física, excede por muito aquela dos processos similares que envolvem um disco duro, por aproximadamente 1 milhão vezes. Mas, por causa da quantidade geralmente limitada de RAM, o sistema operando-se terá que tratar do esconderijo do sistema. (mais…)

I knew this was going to happen someday, as Ubuntu is more and more popular each day. It seems that there is a growing trend to offer malicious commands to new and inexperienced Ubuntu users on Ubuntu forums and not only there. Therefore I thought it would be a very smart idea to take a moment to review all these malicious commands, that you should NOT execute in a terminal.

The following commands can cause massive damage to your Ubuntu operating system! Please DO NOT execute any of them, just read and learn! (more…)

Windows Vista has had everything but an easy ride since it hit the shelves in January 2007. The operating system was plagued by a luxuriant variety of problems from hardware and software incompatibilities to lack of support and poor performance and reliability. And in this context, Vista has also taken the users out for a ride, making every speed bump count, as Microsoft was applauding the evolved user experience delivered by its latest Windows client. Well, one of the most overlooked aspects among the vast volume of problems associated with Vista are the issues faced by end users when attempting to activate the operating system.

“Activation, also known as Microsoft Product Activation or Windows Product Activation, is an anti-piracy technology designed to verify that Microsoft software products are legitimately licensed. Activation works by verifying that the product key the 25-character code located on your Certificate of Authenticity (usually affixed to your computer) or proof of license label (usually affixed to the installation disc case) is authentic and is not in use on more personal computers than are permitted by the software license”, reads a fragment of the Windows Vista Activation FAQ. (more…)

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