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Merubah scope firewall di windows server 2003

January 10, 2012 7 comments
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windows server 2003

Firewall merupakan software/hardware yang digunakan untuk memberikan aturan-aturan tertentu pada sebuah komputer/server. Tujuannya, agar komputer kita lebih aman dari serangan hacker. Pada windows terdapat built in firewall yang bisa kita atur sedemikian rupa. Secara default port ditutup oleh firewall, sehingga ketika kita menghidupkan firewall, kita harus mendefinisikan program/service tertentu agar di allow untuk diakses.

Salah satu program yang secara default di block oleh firewall adalah file/printer sharing. Apabila kita menghidupkan firewall, maka kita tidak bisa melakukan folder sharing pada komputer kita. Agar bisa sharing kita harus menambahkan File/Printer sharing pada Firewall exception.

Secara default firewall exception pun hanya menambahkan pada scope subnet. Sehingga file sharing hanya bisa dilakukan di komputer yang berada dalam satu subnet dengan komputer kita. Untuk merubah scope firewall lakukan langkah-langkah berikut :

  1. Buka windows firewall
  2. Pilih exception tab
  3. Click File/Printer sharing
  4. Click Edit
  5. Click Change Scope pada setiap port
  6. Pilih any computer untuk memberikan privilege sharing

How to create bootable usb drive in windows 7

May 31, 2011 2 comments
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usb windows

USB (Universal Serial Bus) drive has become a device that is used for backup data and shifting function floppy disks, CDs and ZIP disks. USB drives are not only cheap but also very practical, resilient, and can have a large storage capacity. To anticipate booting problem, we should have a bootable disk. Bootable disk can help us when we have inability to access the computer because of boot problems. By using a bootable USB drive, we can solve boot problems more quickly.

Here are the steps to create a bootable USB drive:
1. Insert your USB drive into one USB port on your computer
2. Click “Start “button at the bottom left on your computer screen
3. Type “cmd” in “Run” window to open a command prompt
4. Type “parts disk” into command prompt and press Enter.
5. Type “list disk” and press Enter again
6. Determine which of the displayed list that is a USB drive. (For example, if you have 4GB USB drive, then the number with 4GB size that you need to see). Record the number that identifies your USB drive.
7. Type the following command into the command prompt to format on a USB drive

  • “Select the disk <A>,” replace “<A>” with the number you get in step 5 earlier. Press Enter
  • “Clean.” Press Enter
  • “Create Partition Memory.” Press “Enter.”
  • “Select Partition A.” Press “Enter.”
  • “Format FS=NTFS.” Press Enter.”
  • “Assign.” Press “Enter.”
  • “Exit.” Press “Enter.”

8. Insert the installation CD of Windows XP or Vista. Your computer will read the installation CD, and a window will appear on the screen that lists of all drives. Look for the letters that symbolize the CD-ROM and USB drive.
9. Type the following command into the command prompt

  • “<B:> CD boot,” replace “<B>” with the letter of the CD-ROM. Press “Enter”
  • “CD boot.” Press “Enter.”
  • “Bootsect.exe/NT60 <C:>,” replace “<C>” with the letter of the USB Drive. Press “Enter.”

10. Copy the boot information from the installation CD to a USB drive by entering the following command into the command prompt:

  • “xcopy <C:> *.* / s / e / f <B:> /”, replace “<B>” with the letter of the CD-ROM and replace “<C>” with the letter of a USB drive. Press “Enter.”

11. The steps is done. Unplug the USB drive from the USB port, replace the lid, and give the label “bootable”. Remove your Windows installation CD

How to run incompatible xp software in windows 7

March 23, 2011 Leave a comment
Compatible with Windows

Compatible with Windows

There are Many programs and games are nice and interesting ​​for windows xp, but can not be run on windows 7 and vista. Here’s tips and triks on how to run and use the software/application for windows xp that is not compatible with windows 7 and vista.

Use Compatibility Mode

Compatibility Mode is a way of trying to run a program as if in a different operating system, here is the steps :

  1. Right-click on the icon exe program
  2. Click Properties
  3. Click Compatibility tab
  4. It is optional to choose Change settings for all users
  5. Don’t check on “Run this program in compatibility mode for
  6. In the drop-down menu choose the appropriate operating system
  7. Click apply, then OK

If the Compatibility Mode does not work, so you can use other waysas follow :
Use Microsoft Application Compatibility Toolkit
A different way to solve the problems of compatibility is by download and install a free program from Microsoft called “Microsot Application Compatibility Toolkit”. It Can be downloaded here

Running the old applications properly will require some effort. However it’s never mind if the program is more useful than the new program that just have a more beautiful design