Windows 8 (Final Build 9200) 16-in-1 + Permanent Activator

* Windows 8 AIO 16-in-1 FINAL
* Windows 8 Permanent Activator
* Windows 8 Personalise Settings (NEW FIX)
* Windows 8 Edition with MEDIA PLAYER

Tested and working 100% (With Proofs)
What are included in this torrent ?
1] Windows 8 AIO 16-in-1 (ISO, 4.37GB)
2] Perminent Activator
3] Personalization Enabled (NEW FIX)
4] Activating Windows 8 Video tutorial (MP4)
5] Free ISO Burner

Quote:
File: win8aio16in1.iso
CRC-32: 2ba1a36e
MD4: 34f2820c2326cab49ee420a19d43cdd4
MD5: d20238a28875400f36866929e0af8940
SHA-1: 8a1ae6bb102169c0b8441d6f8bee81b74376fcce

SIMPLE INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS
* Burn ISO and Install Windows 8
* Use Permanent Activator to Activate your copy (Included in torrent)
* If failed to access PERSONALISE settings, run FIX (FIX_P8.25.exe) given in [Permanent Activator] folder
* Enjoy Windows 8 Permanent Activated !!


DETAILED INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS
INSTALLING WINDOWS 8
1.a] Burn "win8aio16in1.iso" at least possible speed (4x) (ISO Burner given in [Bonus] Folder
1.b] As the ISO is bootable, you can boot through the DVD and start installing W8
1.c] Once the installation started, choose your version of W8 and finish install'n

ACTIVATING WINDOWS PERMINENTLY
2.a] Open [Permanent Activator] folder and RUN "ACTIVATOR_KJ.120829.exe" as ADMIN
2.b] Now hit on WINDOWS 8 INSTALL/UNINSTALL which start activation process in Windows CMD
2.c] CMD will ask to confirm the activation, then hit Y to start Activating. Activation process may
take couple of minutes, after that you must see Activation Sucessfull message on screen,
which will lead you to restart.

Note : This activator must activate your windows Permanently and enable Penalization settings. If it failed to Enable
Penalization Settings Please follow the below instructions (3.a and 3.b)

ENABLE PERSONALISE SETTINGS (YOU SHOULD ACTIVATE W8 (2.a) FIRST)
These instructions are ONLY for those who are not able to access the personalise settings after Activating Windows Permanently.
3.a] Open [Permanent Activator] folder and RUN "FIX_P8.25.exe" as ADMIN
3.b] Windows CMD will automatically Run fix and restart your PC

After restart, you should be able to Access Personlization settings - Enjoy !!


What version of Windows 8 is it ?
This is Windows 8 Final (Build 9200), It has all the versions of Windows 8 to choose and install

x86 (32-bit)
Windows 8 x86
Windows 8 N x86
Windows 8 Pro x86
Windows 8 Pro VL x86
Windows 8 Pro N x86
Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x86
Windows 8 Enterprise x86
Windows 8 Enterprise N x86

x64 (64-bit)
Windows 8 x64
Windows 8 N x64
Windows 8 Pro x64
Windows 8 Pro VL x64
Windows 8 Pro N x64
Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x64
Windows 8 Enterprise x64
Windows 8 Enterprise N x64

I have included all the screenshots (Proofs in Bonus Folder, Please have a look)

This copy of Windows is untouched ?
NO, This is a modified copy.
Modifications are done to enable all the versions of Windows 8


Does activator included ? Tested and working ?
YES, Activator included
I have personally tested this activator by installing W8 Pro media center edition (On VMware)
Tested and working 100%

Watch the video tutorial included (For better understanding)


Permanent Activation was sucessfull!, BUT UNABLE to access PERSONALISE settings :(
This is a known issue, If the activator failed to enable access PERSONALISE settings
run FIX (FIX_P8.25.exe) given in [Permanent Activator] folder

Watch the video tutorial included (For better understanding)


Will I get Media Player by default, if I install this copy ?
YES, it depends on the version which you have choosen

If you want media player by default, choose on of the following version
Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x86
Windows 8 Pro with Media Center x64

What Languages this copy has ?
ENGLISH Only

I have language packs with me, How can I install them ?
Press Windows + R to open Run box.
- Type LPKSetup.exe
- Chose Install display languages
- Browse to folder that contain downloaded language files
- Install

Can i update this version ?
I haven't tested updating yet, but I recommend NOT to update until someone (me) test this !

Which edition of windows have more options ?
Please visit this link for clarity on windows 8 editions and its related features
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_8_editions

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Windows 8 Review 27 Oct 2012 – Rating, features and more

Windows 8 is finally here. Microsoft’s new operating system is completely different from all previous versions of Windows. The UI is new, it’s much faster and more secure as well. This is pretty much Microsoft’s riskiest move till date, it’s changing the whole image of itself and Windows 8 is at the forefront of this evolution. But is it worth a buy? Would Windows 7 or older users consider changing to Windows 8? We tell you everything you need to know in our complete Windows 8 review!

Windows 8 Review – Introduction

First and foremost, even though Windows 8 is superior in performance to Windows 7 and has this general zippiness, system requirements are pretty much the same. This is good news for owners of older computers, there’s no need to upgrade, although like always it’s recommended. Still, even on the exact same hardware you’d notice that it’s much faster. This is also the first time Windows has the ability to run on ARM based processors, although that’s Windows 8 RT. Here’s the system requirements:

• Processor: 1 GHz with PAE, NX and SSE2 support (IA-32 and x86-64 architectures)
• RAM: 1 GB (32-bit)/2 GB (64-bit)
• Graphics card: DirectX 9 device with WDDM 1.0 or higher
• Disk space: 15 GB (32-bit)/20 GB (64-bit)

The installation process is pretty quick and you’ll be at the new start menu in no time. More on the new UI in a bit. Now signing in is done via Microsoft Account, an account that ties all social networks, mail accounts and such into one so that when you log into your computer, all your information is already there. This also helps in case you want to log into another computer somewhere else, all your settings are saved and synced. There’s also an option for a local account, but there’s hardly any integration there so we recommend using the Microsoft Account.

Windows 8 Review – The new user interface

Let’s not mince words here, the new UI is something you’re going to either love or hate. It’s funky, colorful, functional and much more personalized. Love it or hate it, by default your PC boots into the new start menu. There’s the desktop and Windows Explorer (now called File Explorer) available as well of course, you have to either click on the “Desktop” tile or right click the bottom leftmost corner of the screen. The mainstay of all Windows PC’s, the “Start” button is now gone. Instead, you can access most settings by right clicking the bottom left of the screen as mentioned. Another bunch of settings can be accessed by moving the mouse pointer to either corner of the right side of the screen. Open apps/programs can be viewed and closed by moving the pointer to the top left corner of the screen.

Sound confusing? It is. Initially it’s going to be pretty difficult to get used to, but once you’ve got the hang of it, you won’t miss the old interface. Admittedly, this change can be jarring since everyone’s used to pretty much the same interface since decades. Once you’re into the desktop mode or Windows Explorer you’ll notice that not much has changed, but it’s much easier to use thanks to the ribbon interface a la Office 2010. All file settings, views and such are accessed via a ribbon menu on the top that can be dropped down and file details have been moved to the right side. Gone is the Aero Glass effect as well, all windows now have this minimalistic matte type finish which we like.

The whole user interface takes a few cues from Windows Phone, and there’s a lot of swiping and smooth transitions that look slick. Also like mobile operating systems, apps keep running in the background unless you close them via the redesigned Modern taskbar (pointer to top left of screen). The extra bit of personalization that you get to see after all your accounts are synced is really something to behold. Live tiles constantly keep updating information, so you know everything without even opening the app. For example, the Mail app shows if you’ve got unread mails, the People app shows notifications from social networks or just a collage of pictures of your contacts and the Pictures app shows pictures on your Facebook account or SkyDrive. Other apps like News, Travel, Music and Bing also update in real time and you’re always getting the latest news or just a bunch of stuff to look at. The Start menu background and colors can be customized as well, and so can the logon screen. You can set up notifications you’d like to see on the logon screen too! Settings and search can be accessed by right clicking in apps or the Modern interface, speaking of which, the Search function performs a search within the app or Start menu so you find what you’re looking for. Overall, a fantastic interface that looks good and performs even better.

Windows 8 Review – Apps and more

A new addition is the Windows Store, which lets you download apps, just like a mobile phone. There’s no installation and they’re usually super light and functional. Sure, the app store is barren compared to the number of Android or iOS apps available, but most of the stuff you’d need is there. You can download app versions of software like TeamViewer, Google Chrome and such which let you do most day to day things, but it’s better to use the full desktop versions of the same for the heavy duty stuff. A good example is Internet Explorer 10 bundled with Windows 8, you’ll find flash support only on the full fledged desktop version. The Music app is extremely cool and once your music library is synced, you can view artist bio, discography and pictures that automatically appear when songs are played. The Travel app has information about a lot of cities around the world and ticket booking, hotel reservations, places to visit are all integrated. You can also view photos and 360 degrees panoramas. The News app brings the headlines via Bing to your Start menu and you can view the news you are interested in like Entertainment news, Technology news etc.

There’s a lot of fun apps available too, including games like Fruit Ninja and Cut the Rope. Microsoft’s new Skype app is also sleek and functional. You can find photo apps, business apps, note apps, music apps and much more. The ecosystem is small as of now, but it’s sure to grow. The integration of some apps like the Messaging app is a boon and lets you communicate with everyone without even logging into to social networks like Facebook or Twitter. You can carry on chatting without opening up a web browser and messages sent to you are immediately notified even while you’re doing something else. For some tasks you might have to switch between the Modern interface and the usual desktop mode, it can be annoying sometimes. But apps are a great way to perform simple functions like sending mails, reading the news or catching up with friends without using programs.

Windows 8 Review – Performance, installation and recovery

A lot of the graphical whiz bang is now hardware powered. So you’re looking at smooth transitions, better colors and text that’s actually hardware rendered. All of this results in a much snappier looking interface. Visual flourishes aside, the operating system as a whole does tasks faster than its predecessors. Microsoft has come good on its promise of faster boot, and boot times are in the area of 15-20 seconds while earlier they were around 40 seconds. It’s an impressive feat and makes you feel as if your hardware got a second life. Performance across the board is much better and we’re pretty happy about it.

Windows 8 now has the option to run from USB drive, so you’ve got an operation system on the go. System developers and technicians will welcome this feature. Now, if you’ve somehow screwed up your computer, Windows 8 offers the option to Refresh or Reset itself. Refresh changes some settings to default and Reset is basically like a system restore and would fix most problems. If you want to restore just a certain file or folder, you can do so through the File History option in the Control Panel, which is a nice touch. Finally, there’s the new and updated Task Manager that gets rid of all the useless stuff, it now shows descriptions and individual component usage so you know exactly what’s eating up your resources. No more obscure filenames and such. There’s also a Performance tab that collates information about CPU, Memory, Network and Disk usage. The startup programs list also displays here along with Users logged in and how much resources they’re using. In case you want details, there’s also a tab with details of all processes and services running.

Windows 8 Review – Conclusion and rating

Windows 8 is a bold step forward by Microsoft, rarely have we seen companies completely reinvent themselves and their portfolio. While the drastic change might be jarring to some, we welcome it. Sales might not be all that because of initial apprehensions, but once the word gets out Windows 8 should really pick up. That’s not something to argue about in any case, since this is pretty much the future of Windows and one has to get used to it. Once you’re into it, you might never turn back, the ease of use and information at your fingertips (literally, in case of touch based devices) are hard to do without now that I’m used to Windows 8. The funny thing is, if this was a completely new product it would receive much less flak than it is now, it’s just the change that people are not able to stomach. It’s good to see another ecosystem pop up, that includes all Microsoft devices like Windows 8 computers, Windows Phone 8 devices and Xbox as well. You can read more about Windows 8 editions here.

According to us, Windows 8 is a winner. Sure it’s going to take time getting used to, and there are some shortcomings like the paltry number of apps and the confusion regarding UI, but the bottom line is that Windows 8 improves upon the desktop experience and integrates a lot of other devices into it while looking fresh. It’s got incredible personality and won’t disappoint.

Pros:

• Fantastic new UI
• Much faster than predecessors
• So much more personalized
• Some simplified functions
• Apps

Cons:

• Steep learning curve
• Some simple settings and functions are made complicated
• Confusion between apps and desktop programs
• Slightly difficult to control with keyboard and mouse
• Not too many apps available

source : http://www.coolpctips.com/2012/10/windows-8-review/

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What Is The Cost To Upgrade From Windows 7 To Windows 8?

People who purchase a fresh Microsoft windows 7 PC might not receive the Windows 8 upgrade not for free,tells a newly released statement.The organization is fixed a cost for windows 7 users $14.99 to have an upgrade.

Generally there were reviews previously exposing in which Microsoft will charge fees for the move up,however this have been simply no word on the amount. The preview will be anticipated to deliver within the first week of June.Qualified buyers can purchase a brand new Windows 7 powered computer in between June this season,till January next year.

Does Mean That You Can't Buy Windows 7 Now:

To make sure that PC sales don’t fall, Microsoft have been providing upgrade packages.This enables consumers to buy the PC operating in the present operating system and offeres them a coupon code for the upgraded version. During this year,Microsoft will make the Windows 8 Offer accessible to customers purchasing a Windows 7 PC running Home Basic or higher,and let them to upgrade to Windows 8 Pro.Curretly You Can Buy Windows 7 And Later You Can Upgrade

Free Upgrade To Windows 8 For Some Buyers:

Windows 7 to Windows 8 upgrade is said to be no way such as the update programs for Windows XP to Vista and Vista to Windows 7. Microsoft is not going to update end users to the related Windows 8 version and in turn provide them everybody with Windows 8 Professional which is widely available on retail store.The previous upgrade programs had been sold at at no cost or even for any small fee.Some of the manufacturers offering the OS upgrade entirely free for the latest clients who got a new PC operating on the earlier edition.

Apple is also launching its new operating system, but have not declared an upgrade plan. Apple additionally provided its buyers a free copy of OS X 10.7 or Lion for those who purchased a Macintosh that will operates on Snow Leopard.

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Windows 8 64 Bit Product Key | 1 KB

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Windows 8 Release Preview | Full Version | 2.5 GB

Windows 8 Release Preview | Full Version | 2.5 GB

Windows 8 Release Preview | Full Version | 2.5 GB

The next generation of Windows, a re-imagining of the operating system from the chip to the experience

This is a detailed preview of the next major release of Windows, code-named "Windows 8". From the chipset to the user experience, Windows 8 brings a new range of capabilities without compromise.

Windows 8 is designed to be the first Windows client to support systems on a chip (SoC) architectures, including ARM, and since it will be pre-installed on a range of next generation devices, it will also feature Metro, a NUI + GUI interface on the surface combined with a new application platform under-the-hood designed to enable the creation of immersive experiences.

The latest iteration of Microsoft's operating system brings an innovative new platform and tools to developers. Windows 8 apps can use a broad set of new libraries and controls, designed for fluid interaction and seamless connectivity. Apps can add new capabilities to Windows and to other apps, connecting with one another through the new interface.

 

 

 

IMPORTANT INSTALLATION NOTES:

The product keys for using the Release Preview are available on this page.

Windows 8 Release Preview Setup will check to see if your PC can run Windows 8 Release Preview and select the right download. Setup also features a compatibility report and upgrade assistance. Built-in tools for creating an ISO or bootable flash drive are available for some previous versions of Windows (excluding Windows XP and earlier).

If you would prefer not to use Windows 8 Release Preview Setup, you can download Windows 8 Release Preview in ISO format instead.

The easiest way to convert an ISO file to a DVD in Windows 7 is to use Windows Disc Image Burner. On a PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista, a third-party program is required to convert an ISO file into installable media - and DVD burning software often includes this capability. One option is the USB/DVD download tool provided by the Microsoft Store. You can also download Windows 8 Release Preview Setup, which includes tools that allow you to create a DVD or USB flash drive from an ISO file (Windows Vista or Windows 7 required).
Here are some key features of "Windows 8":

Touch-First User Interface:

· Metro style - Windows 8 introduces a new Metro style interface built for touch, which shows information important to you, embodies simplicity and gives you control. The Metro style UI is equally at home with a mouse and keyboard as well.
· Touch-first browsing, not just browsing on a touch device - Providing a fast and fluid touch-browsing experience, Internet Explorer 10 puts sites at the center on new Windows 8 devices.

More Ways to Engage With Powerful, Connected Apps:

· Powered by apps - Metro style apps built for Windows 8 are the focal point of your experience, filling your entire screen so there are no distractions.
· Apps can work together - Apps communicate with each other in Windows 8. For example, you can easily select and email photos from different places, such as Facebook, Flickr or on your hard drive.
· Your experience syncs across your devices - Live roams all the content from the cloud services you use most — photos, email, calendar and contacts — keeping them up-to-date on your devices. With SkyDrive, you can access your files, photos and documents from virtually anywhere with any browser or with Metro style apps in Windows 8.

Enhanced Fundamentals:

· The best of Windows 7, only better - Windows 8 is built on the rock-solid foundation of Windows 7, delivering improvements in performance, security, privacy and system reliability. Windows 8 reduces the memory footprint needed - even on the lowest-end hardware - leaving more room for your apps.
· Preserving power-user favorites and making them better - For those who push the limits of their PC, Windows 8 features an enhanced Task Manager and Windows Explorer and new, flexible options for multimonitor setups.

New Developer Opportunities:

· Windows Store - The Windows Store will allow developers to sell their apps anywhere Windows is sold worldwide, whether they’re creating new games or familiar productivity tools.
· Build using more languages - Windows 8 lets you leverage your existing skills and code assets to create great experiences using the programming language you prefer.
· Rich hardware integration leads to richer experiences, particularly for games - DirectX 11 gaming power underlies Windows 8, allowing the easy creation of full-screen games with smooth, flicker-free action.

New Generation of Hardware:

· One Windows - many shapes and sizes - Support for ARM-based chipsets, x86 (as well as x32 and x64) devices, touch and sensors means Windows 8 works beautifully across a spectrum of devices, from 10-inch tablets and laptops to all-in-ones with 27-inch high-definition screens.
· Always connected - With Windows 8, new ultrathin PCs and tablets turn on instantly, run all day on a single charge and stay connected to the Internet so your PC is ready when you are. Next-generation system on a chip (SoC) support will also enable greatly extended standby and low-power states.
· Tap the full power of your PC - Windows 8 runs on PCs and is compatible with the devices and programs you use today on Windows 7, without compromise, to deliver the performance you expect of a PC.
Requirements:

· 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster 32-bit (x86) or 64-bit (x64) processor;
· 1 gigabyte (GB) RAM (32-bit) or 2 GB RAM (64-bit);
· 16 GB available hard disk space (32-bit) or 20 GB (64-bit);
· DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM 1.0 or higher driver.
· Taking advantage of touch input requires a screen that supports multi-touch
Limitations:

· Expires on 15 January 2013
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

· It delivers new apps powered by Bing, including ones for Travel, News and Sports
· Improvements to Mail, Photos and People apps since Consumer Preview;
· Increased personalization options for the Start screen;
· Improved multi-monitor support;
· Refinements to the way people find and download apps through the Windows Store;
· New Family Safety features and enriched privacy and security controls when browsing online, including Do Not Track capabilities being turned on by default with Internet Explorer 10;
· Enriched support for touch with Internet Explorer 10, including a new capability with Release Preview called “flip ahead” that allows users the option to flip between pages with the swipe of a finger, as well as a touch-friendly Adobe Flash Player now fully integrated into IE10, allowing customers to enjoy all the security and power benefits of browsing, even on Flash-powered sites;
· IE10 is also the first browser to enable Do Not Track “on” by default, giving customers more choice and c...

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Make windows xp genuine with 6 Steps

Steps to genuine Validate Windows xp. This works for professional version and maybe on other xp versions.

Step 1: 

Go to Start> Run and type ‘regedit’ (without ‘ ) and press enter.

Step 2:

GO TO THE KEY – HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\

Wi ndows NT\CurrentVersion\WPAEvents\OOBETimer (double click on OOBETimer)

Step 3:

A window will open, Type anything in it, just edit it and close the window.

Step 4:

Now Go to Start> Run and type %systemroot%\system32\oobe\msoobe.exe /a

and Press Enter.

Step 5:
Now after pressing enter, An activation window will open. Click on ’Register with Telephone’ 

Then Click on ‘Change Product Key’

Step 6:

Enter This Key: JG28K-H9Q7X-BH6W4-3PDCQ-6XBFJ and Press Update Button.
Done!!! Now you can install any Geniune software including Windows media player 11.
How To Validate Windows Xp Video:

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Windows Seven "7" Genuine Advantage Validation Full Version Free Download

Windows Genuine Advantage (WGA) program is part of the commitment by Microsoft to protect its customers and partners from counterfeiters through education, engineering, and enforcement of policies and laws. WGA differentiates the value of genuine Windows software from counterfeit software. This enables you to enjoy the capabilities that you expect, the confidence that your software is authentic, and the ongoing system improvements that help you do more with your personal computer. 
The WGA program creates an improved Windows experience for users who have a genuine copy of Windows. By using genuine Microsoft software, you can be confident that you will have access to the latest features, security, and support. This helps improve your productivity and expand the capabilities of your computer. You will also have access to innovations and offerings available only to genuine Microsoft software customers. 

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