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2009-07-01T03:32:00.000-07:00

Download Latest Kaspersky Security Suite CBE 2009

You can’t find a product called Security Suite CBE 2009 from the official Kaspersky’s website. This version of Kaspersky is not for sale but it is provided for free by Computer Bild, one of the best selling German language computer magazine in Europe. If you didn’t know, Computer Bild has been providing this free version of Security Suite CBE for a few years already. Kaspersky Security Suite CBE 2009 is a computer security protectionsoftware for Windows system that includes antivirus, antimalware, firewall, antispam, proactive defense, application filtering, antiphishing, network attack blocker, antidialer, and banner ad blocker.

Actually Kaspersky Security Suite CBE 2009 is exactly the same as Kaspersky Internet Security 2009 v8.0.0.504 except that it is re-branded to another name and uses German language interface. Normally if you are using other language versions of Kaspersky, you can easily switch it to English language by hitting the F12 key but it won’t work on Kaspersky Security Suite CBE 2009.
After taking a break for nearly 3 weeks because of my wedding, today I am back sharing with you guys on how to obtain a license key for Kaspersky Security Suite CBE, where to download the latest version of Kaspersky Security Suite CBE 2009 and how to permanently change the Kaspersky Security Suite CBE German language to English.
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Auto Login Hotmail using Internet Explorer from Windows Live Messenger 2009

The web browser and instant messenger that I use “full time” is Firefox and Windows Live Messenger. I still do use Internet Explorer for certain websites such as Hotmail, online banking and etc. All is good except that after installing Firefox and making it as my default web browser, whenever I click on the “Open your e-mail inbox” button in Windows Live Messenger 2009, it opens up Hotmail using Firefox. This is normal because once Firefox is set as your default browser, it should open Hotmail with Firefox.

However, one small annoying problem is it will not automatically log me in to Hotmail and I had to manually type in my password. If you’re using IE as your default browser, clicking the email button from Windows Live Messenger will automatically launch IE and auto logs you in to your Hotmail. This is for security reasons as Messenger has no direct secure route to sign you into Windows Live ID in other browsers as it does with Internet Explorer.
If you would like to automatically login to your Hotmail by clicking on the email icon at Windows Live Messenger, here is a simple tool that does the job.
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Updated FREE 1 Year PC Tools Internet Security 2009 Registration Code

Today I will be sharing with you guys a quick tip on how to obtain a 1 year PC Tools Internet Security license for free. PC Tools is an all-in-one security suite featuring their award-winning anti-spyware, anti-virus, firewall and spam protection. It is able to detect, remove and block all types of spyware, adware, viruses, Trojans, worms, keyloggersand other online threats. With the built-in firewall, your computer will be protected from hackers, intruders and other unauthorized software or network attacks. If your POP3 email is getting a lot of spam, PC Tools Internet Security is able to filter out those unsolicited emails. Finally, it has an intelligent automatic protection that makes it simple to use for novices but configurable enough for expert users.
A license key for 1 year would normally cost $59.95 but will be totally free if you follow the few simple steps below.
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Track Who Modified or Deleted Files in Your Shared Folder

I have a desktop and laptop at home and I periodically need to transfer my files between two computers. Problem is sometimes I’d forget to unshare the shared folder because in my home network, there’s only me connecting to it. There was a serious issue which happened on my laptop few days ago. I was at my client’s place to configure their server and I brought my laptop along. My laptop was connected to their network the whole day and at night when I got home, I noticed all my files in my shared folder is gone!
At first I wanted to call up the manager to ask him to query his employees who did it but after thinking for a while, I prefer to catch the sucker red handed and I did! What I did was pretty simple. I shared a few more folders and copy some unimportant files with filename that “looks” important (such as mypassword.txt, banking.txt and etc). I ran a tool that can monitor my shared folders to see which user delete the files. Sure enough the next time I went to my client’s place again, the sucker connects to my computer again and started checking out all my files in shared folders.
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