Language Interface Pack (LIP)

Although English is the language of international affairs, many computer users who have not mastered this language penuh.sebuah good software is software that helps to include local local language as part of their interface. Microsoft has released Language Interface Pack (LIP) for Indonesian or Indonesian Interface Pack Office 2007. With Indonesian LIP, Office 2007 you can change the appearance into the Indonesian language. However, not all the applications in Office helped converted into Indonesian after you install the LIP. Applications that will change into Indonesian, ie Word, Outlook, Excel, PowerPoint, and features Shared Offi ce. Time for another application will appear in the standard language used when
installation. To change the Office 2007 interface into Indonesian, you only need two things. First, the installer Offi ce 2007 version of what should you look for and install themselves. Both are Indonesian LIP package you can download from http://tinyurl.com/2xupyj or get from PC Mild CD edition. While the minimum requirements that must be fulfilled is the OS to Windows Vista or Windows XP Service Pack 2.
Here is how the installation:

1. Install Office 2007 in full, just follow the default settings.
2. After Office is installed complete, install the LIP by running a file called LanguageInterfacePack.exe.Instal as usual.
3. Run an application Offi ce, such as Word. Click the Office button and select Word Options.
4. Select Download, then click Language Settings.
5. In the Display Language tab, in the Display Microsoft Office menus and dialog boxes in, ubahmenjadi Indonesian. But let this Help Display still use Bahasa. The reason is if the display was changed to Help to Indonesian, the Help feature will not be used. Because apparently Help feature does not participate in the Indonesia.
6. Click ok, then close all Offi ce applications running.
7. Run back to Office applications, such as Word, then his current interface has changed all of the Indonesian language.

windows activation

Ideally, after you install Windows XP, I recommend that you do not change your hardware specs, especially the components that are major. That's because it will influence the activation process.







The definition of the major components are the following:

• Video card.

• SCSI adapter.

• IDE adapter.

• Network Adapter (NIC) and MAC Address.

• Amount of RAM.

• processor type.

• Processor serial number.

• Hard Drive Device.

• Hard Drive Volume Serial Number (VSN).

• CD-ROM / CD-RW / DVD-ROM.
This meant, for example, you use a motherboard brand X, then you do the Windows Activation. After activation, you then replace it with a brand motherboards Y. If you re-do the activation with the same Windows but it is different motherboard, then your Windows Activation Windows and the Windows Genuine advantage is illegal. You must use the new Windows installation and different. Therefore, if you are planning a major component to be replaced, do not always do the activation. But if your hardware specs are certainly not going to be replaced, then the immediate activation. Once activated, do not forget to create a backup file called wpa.dbl, who was in the folder \ WINDOWS \ system32. This file is the file system activation, and when Windows has corrupted, important files can be recover again.

Version of windows vista

Unlike Windows XP that consists of two versions (Home and Professional), Windows Vista provides a variety of "feel" to be enjoyed, according to the needs of each user. But of course every fi version of the tour is presenting different. Before deciding whether you will use Vista or not, you should refer to the ratio of different versions of an outline. And what about the specifications required by each version, and the price offered by Microsoft?









Here are the specifications recommended by Microsoft, so Vista can run with a maximum of:

Windows Vista Home Basic

• Processor 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64)
• 512 MB Memory
• 20 GB hard drive with 15 GB of free space
• DirectX 9 video card with 32 MB memory
• DVD-ROM drive
• Audio Output
• Full package for U.S. $ 199, for an upgrade for U.S. $ 99.95. 

Windows Vista Home Premium, busines, Ultimate

• Processor 1 GHz 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64)
• Memory 1 GB
• 40 GB hard drive with 15 GB of free space
• Video card DirectX 9 with a WDDM driver, 128 MB memory, Pixel Shader 2.0, and 32 bits per pixel
• DVD-ROM drive
• Audio Output

Sequence Installing Software and Drivers

The first thing to do after installing XP is to install the software and drivers that are vital, so that XP running optimally. Installing software and drivers are the most important thing. If done in the right order, will reduce the problems and maximize performance. When the driver installation process took place, and you are prompted to restart the system, then immediately did, that the installation went perfectly. The reason is that some driver files included in the memory area in protected, and can not be replaced with another version. Therefore, Windows restart to remove them from memory, and replaced with a newer version.

Here is the sequence of installing the drivers and software that must be done, so the Windows install process is complete :
1. Service Pack
2. DirectX
3. Driver Signing
4. Motherboard Driver
5. Driver Video Card
6. Sound Card Driver
7. Peripheral Driver
8. Windows Update and Patch

Uninstalling vista part 2

In part one of this article is on explain how to uninstall vista. This is another way to uninstall vista. Previous article





  
How to use methods like this:

1. Go into the Windows XP, and also enter the Vista installation DVD into the DVD-ROM.
2. Click the Start menu, Run, and in it write d: \ boot \ bootsect.exe / nt52 ALL / force.
The letter "d" is the location where the DVD-ROM drive, which contains the Vista installer. If your DVD ROM drive is in f, then replace d with f. Click ok.
3. Command prompt window will open, and the command will be executed. When finished, restart your computer immediately. Note, that the Vista boot manager was gone.
4. The next step is to format the partition or drive that Vista was there.
5. Finally, delete the two files named Boot.BAK and Bootsect.BAK located in the root of drive C. If not visible, meaning the file in a hidden state. To display it, in Windows Explorer, click the Tools menu, Folder Options. Select the View tab, and remove the check mark in the Hide extensions for known file types and Hide protected operating system files. Click OK.