Menghilangkan Pesan Windows 7 Build 7100, 7600, dan 7601 Not Genuine

Bagi kita yang baru membeli komputer atau laptop setelah beberapa bulan mungkin akan muncul tampilan pesan Windows 7 Build 7100 / 7600 / 7601 Not Genuine disertai dengan hilangnya gambar dekstop/wall paper. Hal ini dikarenakan fungsi Update otomatis yang ada di komputer kita akan selalu menyala saat kita menghidupkan komputer atau laptop kita. Ketika kita terhubung ke Internet Sistem Operasi Windows 7 akan melakukan Update Otomastis dan mengidentifikasi keaslian Sistem Operasi Windows 7 yang kita gunakan.

Kenyataan yang terjadi setiap kita membeli komputer atau laptop di toko komputer sangat jarang menggunakan Sistem Operasi Windows yang asli kecuali penjual tersebut membeli laptop atau komputer tertentu yang sudah di Install Sistem Operasi Windows asli dari perusahaan laptop atau komputer tersebut. Hal ini sudah saya alami dua kali yang pertama adalah laptop saya sendiri dan laptop sekolah dan ketika saya telusuri teryata ada beberapa file yang ada di Windows 7 yang berfungsi untuk mengidentifikasi keaslian Windows yang saya gunakan. Cara yang paling mudah dan ampuh untuk menghilangkan pesan Windows Not Genuine adalah :

1. Klik Start atau tekan tombol Windows

2. Cari atau klik All Programs

3. Pilih folder Accessories

4. Cari dan klik kanan, Run as administrator pada Command Prompt

5. Setelah itu ketik slmgr.vbs /upk, lalu enter

6. Lalu ketik lagi slmgr.vbs /rearm, enter

7. Restart lah komputer Anda.

8. Setelah komputer Anda Restart maka keterangan Windows Not Genuine akan hilang, akan tetapi wall paper dekstop anda masih terlihat hitam, untuk mengembalikan seperti semula dapat anda lakukan dengan cara klik kanan -> klik Personalize -> Pilih gambar untuk wall paper di dekstop lalu klik ok.

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Komputer Tidak Mau Menyala Saat Selesai Dirakit

Merakit Komputer PC adalah hal yang menyenagkan dan menguntungkan karena bila kita merakit kita bisa melihat bagian bagian dalam komputer yang unik serta kita bisa menyesuaikan kebutuhan perangkat kita sesuai keinginan ataupun biaya yang kita miliki contonya bila kita ingin komputer bisa menyimpan data banyak belilah hardisk yang kapasitasnya besar atau bila kita ingin komputer bisa bermain game terbaru maka kita bisa membeli VGA yang memorynya besar. Permasalahan umum yang sering muncul adalah bila kita melihat komputer tidak ada tampilan dilayar memang membingungkan, apalagi komputer itu akan kita gunakan. Ada beberapa faktor yang bisa terjadi pada komputer anda bila hal itu terjadi yaitu :
Masalah Pemasangan Perangkat.

1.     Masalah pemasangan perangkat pada PC anda bisa mempengaruhi kinerja komputer anda, bila       anda tidak benar memasannya maka bisa jadi komputer anda tidak dapat berjalan, pada umumnya hal ini terjadi pada saat pemasangan RAM (Random Acces Memory) ataupun Kabel Power Suppy yang keduannya menempel pada Main Board, berikut ini gambar pemasangan yang benar : 
   

   Pada pemasangan RAM harus pas dan terkunci di Slot RAM nya.

Pemasangan Kabel dilakukan dengan Pas dan rapih.

2. Masahal berikutnya adalah terbalik memasang jumper ataupun conector mainboard. Dalam Mainboard disediakan paling tidak 2 jumper, jumper ini berfungsi untuk mengalirkan arus dan memutus arus. Jadi komputer dapat kita kunci dengan alat ini. Permasalahanya bila kita terbalik memasang jumper maka arus untuk mainboard sebagai papan induk penghubung semua kompunen bagian dalam cpu tidak memiliki arus listrik. Terbalik memasang conector Power juga mengakibatkan komputer tidak nyala saat di tekan tombol power.

Kesalahan memasang jumper dan conector membuat Komputer tidak nyala.

3. Pemasangan Kabel Data atau kabel Arus Hardisk kurang pas. Pemasangan kedua kabel ini harus pas sesuai bentuk slotnya, jangan terlalu dipaksa karena dapat merusak slot hardisk atau slot kabelnya. Bila kita kurang pas atau kurang kencang memasang kabel kabel ini maka yang terjadi adalah komputer dapat nyala pada awalnya tetapi tidak bisa masuk ke Windows (Tidak dapat digunakan).

 Pemasangan kabel data dan kabel arus dilakukan dengan pas dan di pasang di slot Mainboard yang benar.

4. Lupa Memberi Pasta Prosesor

Bila kita lupa memberi pasta Prosesor, maka komputer yang telah kita rakit dan jalankan pada awalnya berjalan dengan baik tapi beberapa menit kemudian akan me-Restart sendiri dan akan terus-menerus seperti itu. Hal ini disebabkan karena Prosesor mengalami panas berlebih sehingga BIOS akan memerintahkan merestart komputer sendiri agar prosesor tidak terbakar.

5. Membeli VGA tidak sesuai spesifikasi Mainboard.

Bila anda membeli VGA eksternal tidak sesuai spesifikasi mainboard maka yang terjadi adalah pertama VGA tidak bisa dipasang pada Mainboard dan kalaupun bisa maka tidak akan muncul tampilan apapun pada layar komputer.

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Israel is losing its friends in the world

Date	2016-04-13 06:49:48 GMT + 07
From	d.vincenzetti@hackingteam.com
To	Aditio.setiawan65@yahoo.com

Israel is losing some of its best friends.
Moreover, a real enemy looms on the horizon: it’s name is ISIS, an extremely dangerous enemy, so efficiently backed by a number of powerful Government States supposedly in the Middle East,  a sea of difference between fighting Palestinians and ISIS.  Geopolitics wise, ISIS is very strong on all the three chessboards of power: military, financial and cultural (in fact, it is attracting thousands of persons from all around the world).
Finally, the recognition of the State of Palestine by Sweden and by U.K. are monumental events.
We are living in Interesting times, isn’t it? 

Benjamin Netanyahu - Lost Faith Leader ^_^

Jew Lost - Use Map ^_^

Mr. Cameron - British Prime Minister

France Delegation

Mahmod Abbas - Palestine President

From last week’s FT, FYI,David
Israel is losing its friends in the worldPhilip Stephens
Europeans view settlement expansion as a tactic to destroy hopes for a two-state agreement
Britain’s parliament voted the other day to recognise the state of Palestine. The decision will not change anything on the ground in the West Bank or Gaza. Nor is it binding on David Cameron’s coalition government. Yet this was an important moment, and not just because of Britain’s deep historical connections with Palestine. The debate opened a window on what Israel’s friends now think about the enduring impasse in the Middle East.
Benjamin Netanyahu has not had a good year. Israel’s prime minister was blamed by the US administration for wrecking its latest attempt to reassemble a peace process. In truth, there were obstinacies and obstacles on both sides, but publicly and privately, US officials identified Israel’s land grabs in East Jerusalem and the West Bank as the principal cause of the breakdown.
Only this month Philip Hammond, Britain’s foreign secretary, said he “deplored” plans for more than 2,000 additional homes for Israeli settlers in Palestinian East Jerusalem. France’s foreign minister Laurent Fabius said it put in question Israel’s oft-stated commitment to a negotiated peace. Europeans have come to see settlement expansion as a strategy calculated to destroy fast-fading hopes for a two-state agreement.


The summer war against Hamas had the solid support of most Israelis. For its friends abroad, the manner and scale of the military assault on Gaza was baffling and counterproductive. It attracted widespread international opprobrium for no identifiable strategic gain.
Israel can never be denied the right of self-defence against rockets fired from Gaza, but the death of 2,000, mostly civilian Palestinians and the bombing of UN schools was rightly judged to be disproportionate. Israel lost 70 young soldiers. For what gain? Yuval Diskin, once head of the Shin Bet security service, told Germany’s Der Spiegel, that Israel had turned itself into “an instrument in the hands of Hamas”.
A temporary military success was more than offset by the political gains that accrued to Hamas and the damage inflicted on the Palestinian Authority headed by Mahmoud Abbas. European governments had backed Mr Abbas’s initiative to forge a joint administration with Hamas as a prelude to serious peace talks. Now they speculate that the Gaza operation was Mr Netanyahu’s attempt to wreck any accommodation.
These episodes have not undercut the fundamental commitment of allies to Israel’s right to live in peace and security. They have drained patience and trust and led many to believe Mr Netanyahu prefers a permanent state of war to a difficult peace. Yet the alternative to two states, as I have heard often during visits to Israel, is one state that comes to resemble apartheid South Africa.
Israel has lost its international audience. When Mr Netanyahu warns about the nuclear threat from Iran, even those who worry deeply about Tehran’s intentions, respond with a weary shrug. The warnings are seen as a diversion – an effort to distract from his refusal to accept a Palestinian state rather than a clear-headed assessment of a present danger. This cannot be good for Israel.
Such was the backdrop to this week’s vote in the House of Commons. The occasion added lustre to the reputation of the politicians – something too rare these days. The hyperbole and rancour of everyday partisanship made way for reasoned argument. Israel had lobbied hard against the motion. It was soon obvious it had lost its best friends.

The alternative to two states is one-state that comes to resemble apartheid South Africa
Sir Richard Ottaway, the Conservative MP, explained that his wife’s family had been instrumental in the fight for the creation of Israel: “I was a friend of Israel long before I became a Tory.” And yet, “to be a friend of Israel is not to be an enemy of Palestine”. Voicing anger at the land grabs, he concluded with sadness: “I have to say to the government of Israel that if they are losing people like me, they will be losing a lot of people.”
The Israeli argument, echoed as it was by a handful of supportive MPs, is that the process of recognising Palestine as a state, which began in the UN general assembly two years ago, is a brake on peace. Statehood is a prize to be “earned”. To concede it now would be to reduce the pressure for Palestinians to make tough compromises.
There was never great logic in this. As several MPs pointed out, the formulation offers Israel an extraordinary veto over the choices of other sovereign states. Even if this once made tactical sense, the proposition has been robbed of reason by Mr Netanyahu: Palestinians cannot be denied statehood because of Israel’s intransigence.
Jack Straw, a former Labour foreign secretary, caught the irony. If pressure needed to be applied on anyone, he said, then it should be on Mr Netanyahu. On Palestinian statehood, Mr Straw quoted the words in 2011 of William Hague, then Mr Cameron’s foreign secretary: “The UK judges that the Palestinian Authority largely fulfils the criteria for UN membership, including statehood.”
The vote was 274 for recognition and 12 against. Mr Cameron had told 100 or so government ministers to abstain. He has an election next year. Other MPs stayed away. But 136 of the 193 members of the UN, including most recently Sweden, have now accepted Palestine for what it is: a state. Britain will surely follow soon enough. Mr Netanyahu may rage at the prospect, but Israel should have nothing to fear. The surest guarantee of its security is peaceful coexistence with a Palestinian state.