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Ready 4GB RAM for Windows 7/Vista 32 bit

Program features:
See 32-bit Vista / Windows 7 license restrictions of memory capacity;
Unlock Windows PAE kernel file ntkrnlpa.exe, bypass function ZwQueryLicenseValue API license restrictions, to the workstation 32-bit x86 versions of Vista / Windows 7 to support more than 4GB of physical memory.

Details see the original:
http://www.geoffchappell.com/viewer.htm?doc=notes/windows/license/memory.htm

This procedure is to modify the process of automation, and increase direct read from the kernel memory capacity of the current license limit.
This procedure changes and do a digital signature system API to operate directly, without the use of other aids.
Driver viewmem-x86.sys, used to read data memory limitations.

All the SP version of Vista, Windows 7 should be supported.
This procedure only work to modify the file, please use bcdedit to edit the boot menu to load the new kernel file.
You can run the start menu is automatically added AddBootMenu.cmd script, please right-point script file, select Run as Administrator.

Is completed, reboot the system.
In the boot menu, select “Windows 7 x86 [128GB with ntkr128g.exe]” into the system, you can complete all of the physical memory.

Download: Ready 4GB RAM (Rapidshare)

Mirror: Ready 4GB RAM

Update History:
2009.04.11 V1.1.0.2
   * The previous version of the procedure would be to amend a leak has been amended.

2009.04.12 V1.1.0.3
   * Remove the automatic settings in the current environment testsigning.

2009.04.20 V1.2.0.6
   + Increase showed that the amount of memory, usage, etc.; increasing license Windows default memory capacity, as well as limited in practice after the break.

2009.04.22 V1.3.0.9
   + Increase showed that the address range of memory modules; PCI devices to increase the maximum display range of addresses, to help determine whether the memory is re-opening of the insinuation.

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Tweaks.com Logon Changer for Windows 7  is created by Tweaks.com to provide an easy way to customize the logon screen background with just a few clicks. Logon Changer will give you the option to automatically resize and recompress the image to the highest quality possible without modifying the original image.

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The workaround solution as follows:

1. Open the command prompt with administrator rights. Click Start, then type ‘cmd’ in the search box. After that, right click ‘cmd’ and select ‘Run as administrator’
2. From the cmd prompt > type:
   netsh int tcp set global autotuninglevel=disabled
   netsh int tcp set global rss=disabled
3. Each command should return ‘Ok.’
4. Restart your machine and navigate to your shared network folders

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If you are using Kaspersky 2010 and your Internet Explorer could not load any page, you might have encountered Sun Java Runtime 6.x (JRE) ssvagent.exe problem.

Workaround solutions:

1. Launch Windows Task Manager (right click on taskbar – start task manager), then kill ssvagent.exe (JRE Add-On which is loaded when you launch the IE).



2. Go back to Internet Explorer 8, Tools –> Manage Add-ons –> Toolbars and Extensions –> Disable Java(tm) Plug-In 2 SSV Helper. Wait until it is Disabled, then close and restart your Internet Explorer.

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nueOverClockTest is a simple utility to test how your device overclocks – its just a test version, so the usual disclaimers apply. I’ll note these things so far:

(1) MSM72xx devices do not overclock well. Usual behavior is auto-restart, or lockup.
(2) Overclock seems to be stable on AC, but not stable on battery. Seems to be PMIC related, so I’ll have to work on a way to get that working.
(3) Might be possible to pull one of the backup PLLs down a bit, so I’ll have to look into that
(4) This is nowhere near a final version, expect more configuration options etc.

Download: OverClock Tool

Download: DownClock Tool

Video:

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Do you notice if your notebook processor performance is not running optimal even though you plug AC adapter? This is caused by Intel SpeedStep to minimize power draw and heat dissipation.

I guess you have tried to solve this problem when you are not using battery as the power source. If you tried to use Notebook Hardware Control (NHC) to lock your processor speed as maximum speed, you will find the processor speed is still not locked as maximum speed because NHC does not disable the Intel Centrino Core Duo and Core 2 Duo Intel SpeedStep.

The solution is to use RightMark CPU Clock Utility to lock and optimize the Intel Core Duo or Intel Core 2 Duo processor speed. Do not forget to set the Power Options (in control panel) to “High Performance” (Windows Vista/ Windows 7) or “Always On” (Windows XP).

Power Options - Set to High Performance

RMClock

RMClock - Disable All Enhanced Low Power States (C1E, C2E, C3E and C4E)

 Download RMClock 2.3.5

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