Zangetsu
I am the master of my Fate.
windows won't allow you to replace system files manually..
instead do system repair on boot or SFC scan
[URGENT] On Screen Keyboard not working
instead do system repair on boot or SFC scan
OP
rider
as Kratos
windows won't allow you to replace system files manually..
instead do system repair on boot or SFC scan
Do you want to say to repair the whole windows via DVD or something else?
Zangetsu
I am the master of my Fate.
ya...won't take much time only 10mins using windows DVD
alternate path...dual boot
OP
rider
as Kratos
ya...won't take much time only 10mins using windows DVD
alternate path...dual boot
Should I use windows installer and install it in C: drive with windows?
KDroid
Cyborg Agent
@rider: Oh...That skipped my mind.
Enter half of your password with physical keyboard and half with the onscreen keyboard. Problem Solved. This is the best solution. You're making it a big deal, man. As whitestar said, using onscreen keyboard won't prevent keyloggers from knowing what you typed. Just search for a good anti-malware or a keylogger detector and run a thourough scan. After all, you're not typing Nuclear Launch Codes, are you?
Enter half of your password with physical keyboard and half with the onscreen keyboard. Problem Solved.
This is the best solution. You're making it a big deal, man. As whitestar said, using onscreen keyboard won't prevent keyloggers from knowing what you typed. Just search for a good anti-malware or a keylogger detector and run a thourough scan. After all, you're not typing Nuclear Launch Codes, are you? 
kisame
King of Heroes
IMO Linux is best.
Still,extract osk.exe from win 7 iso.Mount it.Open Sources\install.wim in archiver.Extract Windows\system32\osk.exe to any place.
Now go to C:\windows\system32.Take the ownership of osk.exe.Replace it with extracted osk.exe.Done.
Google for how to take ownership of an object.
PS:Would advise you to go linux if too much concerned about security.
seriously though, you've got a 750 GB Hard Disk and you're willing to allot only 5 GB?
It's not enough imo.
And install Linux in its own partition at the end. Around 20 GB is good.
trublu
Ta da !
Did you try the solution I have given you in the beginning itself?
Internet should work fine. Driver and MP3 plugin is next stage.I installed ubunutu but nothing is working right, I can not use the internet, not play the mp3 file.
Please somebody help me to provide me drivers?
How do you connect to the internet?
1) Switch on the modem which is connected via Ethernet. And the modem works. (PPPoE)
2) Modem is connected via Ethernet but you *dial* from the PC. (Bridged mode or Bridged PPPoE)
3) Wifi.
Top right corner. You should figure out.
If the option is unavailable, connect your laptop via Ethernet cable.
After Internet is working, open "Additional Drivers" window (you'll figure out) and install Catalyst and Wireless drivers from there. It will tell you to *approve* the download and then install by itself.
Your keyboard should be having keys to change brightness. Use those.
Best solution is :
Method 1:
Step1 : Type in random order. If your password is riDer type it ribre then move your mouse over the third and fourth characters and replace them with De
Any keylogger will log it incorrectly and you will remain safe.
Step 2 : Do the same in entering your Credit Card No. etc.
Method 2:
Type all your CC details in a notepad offline.
Copy them to your online form at the time of checkout.
Note:
1. Using Linux is not a good solution for online purchase.
2. You must use a ONE TIME password verification with your mobile to be safe.
3. Every transaction you perform an alert should be posted on your registered mobile no.
4. Always use https: to do the transaction.
Method 1:
Step1 : Type in random order. If your password is riDer type it ribre then move your mouse over the third and fourth characters and replace them with De
Any keylogger will log it incorrectly and you will remain safe.
Step 2 : Do the same in entering your Credit Card No. etc.
Method 2:
Type all your CC details in a notepad offline.
Copy them to your online form at the time of checkout.
Note:
1. Using Linux is not a good solution for online purchase.
2. You must use a ONE TIME password verification with your mobile to be safe.
3. Every transaction you perform an alert should be posted on your registered mobile no.
4. Always use https: to do the transaction.
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kisame
King of Heroes
Writiing login details in plaintext is not safe practice.Avoid it at all costs.
Linux is better because of low market penetration.Because of this hackers dont target it.