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Old 27-08-2008, 12:40 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Exclamation Win XP SP2 Queries


Hi,
1. I would like to find out the installation key of the XP2 installed in my machine. How to go about it?

2. I want to keep a backup of the entire XP + SP2 installation in my PC so that in case of any problem I can use the same to repair the system. Please advice how to go about it.

Are there any "best practices" that one can follow to maintain the OS in one's machine?
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Old 27-08-2008, 04:03 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Default Re: Win XP SP2 Queries

For Your CD key,
Install Everest (A Benchmarking Software)
You can find all your system information here, whether its software or hardware.
Its a trial version (I think) but it does do the trick
Download from here:
http://www.lavalys.com/

For Back up
Acronis True Image is most recommended
http://www.acronis.com/
Again, its not free (Trial Version)
But it should help

For maintaining PC
Install a good Antivirus which does not hog RAM
Kaspersky, NOD32, AVG, Avira are useful here (Dump Norton And McAfee, its a bunch of cr@p)
Secondly,
Clean your PC of obsolete and useful files using Ccleaner

Thats it.
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Default Re: Win XP SP2 Queries

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Install a good Antivirus which does not hog RAM
Kaspersky, NOD32, AVG, Avira are useful here (Dump Norton And McAfee, its a bunch of cr@p)
Secondly,
Clean your PC of obsolete and useful files using Ccleaner



Kaspersky's the best.
CCleaner will help out.
Auslogics Speed Boost is really helpful, which will help speed up ur PC(optional).
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