Thursday, 4 December 2014

Norton Internet Security 2013 Serial Key

 Norton Internet Security 2013 Serial Key


Probably the best-known brand of all anti-virus products, Symantec’s Norton Anti Virus, Internet Security and 360 offerings give increasing levels of protection against Internet-based threats. Norton Internet Security 2013 (NIS 2013) sits midway up the scale and offers antivirus, anti-spyware, anti-spam, two-way firewall, browser protection, parental control and identity safeguards. It’s available in one and three PC licenses and is currently at discount. If you need online storage or PC tune-up as well, Symantec can offer Norton 360 for a bit more cash. Symantec has decided to remove the date designation to this year's Internet Security (IS) releases (we’ve kept it in), which makes it harder to ensure you're buying the latest product and looks like a mistake to us. It's a case of buyer beware, so make sure you're getting an up-to-date license.

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NIS Net-book 2010 And 2011                    
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NIS:
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NAV:
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Norton 360:
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Free Product Key for Windows 8

Are you searching for windows 8 Release Preview Product Key(Serial Keys)?-The you are at the right place :)
Microsoft recently released its new operating system called Windows 8 Release Preview.So,if you have already downloaded Windows 8 RP ISO and trying to install it from a bootable CD or USB then it will ask for product key.

Update 1: All the windows 8 Version Keys works only till January 16th 2013.After that you will get notification asking to buy full version of windows.If you don't upgrade then your pc will restart for every hour.The only way to fix this problem is to Download Windows 8 Pro which is available for Free for 90 Days Trial.Download it and use it for free for 3 Months.
Update 2: Microsoft has blocked all the Release Preview,Consumer Preview and other official keys.So now you can use them anymore.The only way to use Windows 8 for free is to download the pro version for trial for 90 days.
Update 3:You can also Re-arm your windows 8 edition to extend 90 days trial for free. 



What is the Windows 8 Release Preview Product Key?
Though Windows 8 RP is a pre release of Microsoft new Operating System still you require product key(Serial Keys) to install windows 8 release preview.When you install windows 8 release preview you will be asked to enter the product key.

Product Key for Windows 8 Release Preview:
As this is not the final release Microsoft mentioned the Windows 8 Release Preview Product key on their website.They gave a universal product key which works for every windows 8 user.This will not work for final release of Windows 8.


Windows 8 Release Preview Universal Product key:
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If you want to enable Windows 8 Media Center use the below product key:
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Some more product keys:
Windows 8 Professional Edition Key :XKY4K-2NRWR-8F6P2-448RF-CRYQH
Windows 8 Release Preview Key:TK8TP-9JN6P-7X7WW-RFFTV-B7QPF
Windows 8 Consumer Preview Key:DNJXJ-7XBW8-2378T-X22TX-BKG7J 
Windows 8 Developers Preview Product key:6RH4V-HNTWC-JQKG8-RFR3R-36498
Windows Server 8 Developers Version Key:4Y8N3-H7MMW-C76VJ-YD3XV-MBDKV
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MBFBV-W3DP2-2MVKN-PJCQD-KKTF7
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English: DNJXJ-7XBW8-2378T-X22TX-BKG7J
Chienese: DNJXJ-7XBW8-2378T-X22TX-BKG7J
French: DNJXJ-7XBW8-2378T-X22TX-BKG7J
German: DNJXJ-7XBW8-2378T-X22TX-BKG7J
Japanese: DNJXJ-7XBW8-2378T-X22TX-BKG7J
Fix to Product Key Errors: 
Most of them informed me that the Release Preview product key has  been blocked or not working any more.Some of them are getting error after entering the product keys.Here I got couple of solutions to fix the problems during installation.




1.Windows 8 Clean Installation Product Key Do Not Match Problem:
* We need to integrate the key with Windows 8 installation itself,So that there is no need for checking the BIOS for serial key.
* Create a text file with name PID.
* Open it and enter the values as shown in figure below.
* Here you need to replace the xxxx with your own serial key.
* Save the file and copy it to F:\sources. Here F is the bootable Windows 8 Installation disk/Pendrive.
Solution to Error 0xC004F061:
* Run the registry editor. Press WIN+R then type regedit.
* Navigate to the following Key entry: 
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\Windows\ CurrentVersion\Setup\OOBE.

* Change the value for ‘MediaBootInstall‘ from 1 to 0.Just double click on the entry to change the value.
* Open an elevated command prompt. This can be done by opening command prompt as admin.
* Run the command: slmgr -rearm.
* Reboot system.

Watch the below Video on How to download Windows 8 for Free:

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Windows is a series of graphical interface operating systems developed, and sold by Microsoft. Microsoft Introduced an operating environment named Windows on November 20, 1985 as a graphical operating system Shell for MS-DOS in response to the growing interest in graphical user interfaces (GUIs).  Due to popular demand of Windows 7 Serial Key, I will be sharing a Trick or rather a tool that I came Across a few weeks back. What this tool does is:-

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Download Windows 9 - free product key

Welcome to the Download Windows 9 page

 

On this page, we will be posting links to the various versions of Windows 9 that will be made available for download to the public.

Update – 8/21/2014

A preview version of the upcoming OS is now expected to be unveiled and it seems that we have a set date.
The newest updates have Microsoft scheduled to reveal Windows 9 on September 30 2014.

 

Windows 9 Developer Preview

This may be the same exact thing as the Technology Preview above or may be an even better early beta version of Windows 9 that Microsoft will make available to developers.
Typically the Windows 9 developer preview is available in multiple languages and in both 32 and 64 bit versions.
  • Download Windows 9 Developer Preview 32 bit
  • Download Windows 9 Developer Preview 64 bit

Windows 9 Consumer Preview

The Windows 9 Consumer Preview is the version of Windows 9 that Microsoft will make available to consumers. Based on what happened with Windows 8, Microsoft typically makes this version available to developers 5 to 6 months after it’s available to developers.
Typically the Windows 9 consumer preview is available in multiple languages and in both 32 and 64 bit versions.
  • Download Windows 9 Consumer Preview 32 bit
  • Download Windows 9 Consumer Preview 64 bit
This time around with Windows 9, we’re not sure how many Windows 9 betas will be made available to the public or when.

 

Wednesday, 26 November 2014

Vale Phillip Hughes - Passed away


Cricket world mourns loss of Phillip Hughes

Cricket united in grief as Australian batsman passes away following blow to the head

The cricket community worldwide is in mourning today following the death of Phillip Joel Hughes, aged 25.

Cricket Australia announced the news with a statement from team doctor Peter Brukner.

"It is my sad duty to inform you that a short time ago Phillip Hughes passed away," Dr Brukner's statement read. "He never regained consciousness following his injury on Tuesday.

"He was not in pain before he passed and was surrounded by his family and close friends."

Australia captain Michael Clarke, who was commended for his efforts in supporting the Hughes family since Tuesday's incident, read out a brief statement on behalf of parents Greg and Virginia and siblings Jason and Megan Hughes.

"We're devastated by loss of our much-loved son and brother Phillip," Clarke read.

"It's been very a difficult few days and we appreciate all the support we have received from family, friends, players, Cricket Australia and the general public.

"Cricket was Phillip's life and we as family share that love of game with him.

"We would like to thank all medical and nursing staff at St Vincent's Hospital and Cricket NSW medical staff for their great efforts with Phillip.

"We love you."

Clarke bowed his head momentarily to compose himself before exiting.

Hughes was struck on the head while batting for South Australia during a Sheffield Shield game at the SCG on Tuesday, and underwent emergency surgery shortly after being rushed to St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney.

He had since been in an induced coma in the hospital’s intensive care unit.

Australia captain Michael Clarke, a long-time teammate and friend, was among the many from within Australian cricket to visit Hughes and his family at the hospital, offering support and well wishes.

The Australian team was due to assemble in Brisbane this weekend for next Thursday's first Test against India. Instead players from around the country flew into Sydney as the cricket family drew strength from the company of one another.

Hughes, who hailed from Macksville on the New South Wales mid north coast, was struck by a ball below the helmet while attempting to play a hook shot to a short-pitched delivery at 2.23pm Tuesday, the opening day of his team's match against NSW.

He was 63 not out at the time and pushing his case for a recall to the Australian Test team.

Friday, 10 October 2014

Banks? No, thanks!



"AN INVESTMENT banker was a breed apart, a member of a master race of dealmakers. He possessed vast, almost unimaginable talent and ambition.” So wrote Michael Lewis in his 1989 book, “Liar’s Poker”. Mr Lewis charted the ascent into investment banking of the most talented graduates in the 1980s, a situation that still held true as the financial crisis struck in 2007. Then, 44% of Harvard’s MBAs landed a job in finance; 12% became investment bankers. Yet in the class of 2013 only 27% chose finance and a meagre 5% became members of Mr Lewis’s master race.

The trend is the same at other elite business schools. In 2007, 46% of London Business School’s MBA graduates got a job in financial services; in 2013 just 28% did, with investment banking taking a lower share even of that diminished figure. At the University of Chicago’s Booth School of Business, the percentage of students going for jobs in investment banking has fallen from 30% in 2007 to 16% this year.
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Since the crisis, investment banks have culled the recruitment schemes through which they once hired swathes of associates straight from business schools. Instead, they rely more on recruiting the brightest undergraduates, in the belief that it is more productive—and better value—to develop cohorts of junior analysts in-house, rather than those with fixed ideas honed on expensive MBA programmes.

It is not just that the supply of investment-banking jobs has diminished; so has MBAs’ enthusiasm for them. Once, they wanted nothing more than to climb a bank’s greasy pole, with the vast riches this promised. But regulation has stunted bankers’ bonuses and, perhaps as important, MBAs increasingly seek the flexibility to switch careers within a few years. Investment banks expect long-term loyalty, notes an MBA who did a spell in banking, whereas students see them as “a stepping stone into private equity or a hedge fund”.

This is one reason why there has been a revival in business-school graduates’ interest in working as consultants. Almost 30% of students at the elite business schools now typically find work at consulting firms. In 2007, 23% of London Business School’s MBAs joined such organisations, last year 29% did. At Chicago the number has risen from 24% to 31% over the same period. Indeed four big consultants—McKinsey, Bain, the Boston Consulting Group and A.T. Kearney—accounted for 19% of the 472 students hired from Chicago’s MBA programme last year.

This should not be surprising. Before investment banks were in vogue, consulting seemed the natural home for business-school students’ talents. The general-management focus of most MBA programmes, and their use of the case-study method, make them ideally suited to the job. An old consulting joke tells of the newly minted MBA sitting at his desk, demanding: “Bring in the first case!”

Whereas banks expect MBAs still to be with them in five years, consulting firms ask recruits: “Whom do you see hiring you in five years?” Encouraging them to think about life beyond the firm has several benefits, consultants believe. It attracts the strongest candidates and it gives the firms a high-powered network of alumni who may become future clients.

For MBAs, the exposure to different industries and the access to senior managers that a consulting job brings are a perfect base from which to launch a new career, says Julie Morton of Chicago Booth. That base salaries for those going into consulting are among the highest for any industry—a median of $135,000, compared with $100,000 for Chicagoans signing up with an investment bank—only makes the choice easier.

Not just in it for the money

Even if investment banks were still able to offer the financial rewards they once could, students’ priorities seem to be changing. Contrary to MBAs’ reputation as breadheads, in a survey by The Economist for our latest full-time MBA ranking (see article), less than 5% said that higher pay was their most important consideration when deciding to enroll at business school, far behind factors such as “to open new career opportunities” (58%) or “personal development” (15%).

Sceptics might respond: they would say that, wouldn’t they? And MBAs’ ostensible disregard for the size of their pay packets must be put into context—a student from a top ten school in The Economist’s ranking will still earn an average basic salary of $118,000 immediately after graduation. Nonetheless, it is somewhat surprising given that they are also likely to have accumulated huge debts. Harvard reckons its MBA can cost $250,000 for two years’ board and study, and that is before forgone salary is taken into account.

Another big beneficiary of MBAs’ loss of interest in banking is the technology industry. Of the top eight recruiters at INSEAD, a business school with campuses in France and Singapore, half now fall into this category: Amazon, Microsoft, Samsung and Google. (The other half were consultants.) The proportion of Chicago MBAs landing jobs at technology firms has risen from 6% to 12% since 2007. At Stanford, in the heart of Silicon Valley, it is close to a third. “Many students want to be part of an entrepreneurial environment and make an impact, to feel they are building and shaping something,” says Ms Morton.

Tech firms and consultants both appeal to the growing number of students who want to gain the right experience to start their own business. A survey by the Graduate Management Admission Council, an association of business schools, found that although only 4% of MBAs have entrepreneurial experience when they enter their course, 26% say they want to start companies after they graduate.

Competition for the best students is also coming from the non-bank financial-services sector, notably hedge funds and private-equity (PE) firms. Five years ago it was rare for such places to recruit MBAs straight from campuses. Instead they would often poach talent from the banks. But now several big schools, including Harvard and Wharton, are building formal recruiting ties with such firms.

They are helped by the fact that many students have already had some finance experience before enrolling: 17% of Harvard’s latest MBA class came from a PE or venture-capital firm. Students from other backgrounds are also attracted by the dynamic atmosphere these outfits offer. Michel, a recent graduate of Kellogg School of Management, for example, says PE appealed to him and his peers over banking because the firms are smaller and the work more entrepreneurial and hands-on.

If self-fulfillment is indeed the priority for millennial MBAs, then banks need to do some serious rebranding. “I have never heard anything about the corporate culture of investment banks that sounds like it’s an environment I’d like to work in,” says a business-school graduate who chose consulting. Added to this, MBAs also seem to have discovered a sense of moral purpose. At London Business School the fastest-growing student society is something called the “Net Impact” club, says Lara Berkowitz, a senior career adviser at the school. This means thinking about how to build careers that have a positive impact on the world around them, such as running ethical-investment funds or corporate-social-responsibility programmes.

Attacked on so many fronts, banks are trying to fight back. Some are running campaigns urging graduates not to believe media stories portraying them as greedy or evil. Others are trying to lure recruits by persuading them they will help make the world a better place. Goldman Sachs’s job portal advertises opportunities to work on community projects alongside positions for analysts: “That’s why you come and work at Goldman Sachs, because you can make a difference in the world,” trills its recruitment video.

A few banks are trying to change their culture, taking a tougher line on sexual harassment of female staff and advocating a healthier work-life balance, perhaps even allowing the odd work-free Saturday. For the business schools’ brightest and best, though, all this may not be enough.