Baiklah saya akan mulai membahasnya sekarang, diawali dengan cara penularan virus lewat media flashdisk. Sebenarnya sangat simple, ketika flashdisk dicolokan kedalam port usb virus yang sedang berjalan tinggal men-copy dirinya sendiri ke dalam flashdisk, dan tidak lupa pula dengan membuat file “autorun.inf” yang letak file-nya kasat mata sehingga tidak dapat dilihat. nah… file inilah yang akan kita edit agar virusnya tidak dapat menjalankan dirinya di komputer kita.

Cara yang pertama dengan mengedit secara manual dengan menggunakan notepad atau wordpad. Diasumsikan flashdisk kita yang telah dicolokan kedalam komputer (yang telah terinfeksi) beralamat “F:\”, maka saya akan mencoba membuka file “F:\autorun.inf” lalu enter. Lalu notepad akan terbuka secara otomatis dengan beberapa mantra didalamnya, setelah itu kita tinggal mengedit mantra tersebut dengan memblock semua mantra tersebut(ctrl+a) lalu hapus(backspace atau
del) lalu anda bisa membiarkannya kosong lalu tekan ctrl+s untuk men-savenya. Anda juga bisa menuliskan beberapa puisi indah tentang perdamaian didalamnya ^-^.

Tetapi bang blckflcn, bagaimana jika file tersebut memiliki attribute “read-only”? yang jelas kita tidak dapat mengeditnya secara manual!(aaaaarrrrrgh!!!!). Lalu? Apa yang dapat kita lakukan… bang blckflcn? Gigi dibalas dengan gigi, mata dibalas dengan mata, dan yah… anda benar! MANTRA juga DIBALAS DENGAN MANTRA!! Mantranya sangatlah mudah… saya akan membahasnya secara bertahap sekarang juga :

1)buka aplikasi notepad (tempat dimana kita akan menulis mantra)

2)tuliskan mantra “
del /a:r f:\autorun.inf” (tnp tanda petik) lalu enter.

3)langkah selajutnya adalah tulis mantra lagi! Mantranya “echo ‘terserah tulisan apa’ >f:\autorun.inf&attrib +r f:\autorun.inf” (tnp tanda petik juga).

4)lalu save file mantra tersebut dengan nama file terserah anda dan path-nya terserah anda juga, tetapi extension-nya harus “.bat”(harus tidak boleh tidak)

5)lalu jalankan file mantra yang baru kita buat tersebut

6)buka explorer

7)pada bagian address tuliskan “F:\autorun.inf”, lalu tekan enter sambil mengucapkan “sim…salabim…”. Maka aplikasi notepad akan muncul lagi sambil menampilkan beberapa tulisan, tetapi yang ini jelas bukan mantra ^-^.

Setelah beberapa step tadi, virus tidak dapat menjalankan dirinya di komputer lain ketika kita mencolokan flashdisk kita kedalam port usb-nya. Tetapi bang blckflcn, virus2 dari komputer yang terinfeksi tersebut masih ada di dalam flashdisk saya. Bagaimana ini? Yah, itu sih bukan tugas saya lagi. Itu sih sudah menjadi tugas anti-virus… saya hanya memberitahukan cara agar virusnya tidak berjalan ketika flashdisk kita dicolokan kedalam port usb pada komputer yang lain… lagian mantra yang saya punya masih belum begitu ampuh untuk membuat virus tidak berjalan di komputer. Oleh karena itu, saya akan belajar tentang mantra2 tersebut di hogwarts agar lebih ampuh. Hehehe… ^-^.

Okeh… sekian saja info2 dan mantra2 yang saya jabarkan. (krn sdh tidak tahu lagi harus menjabarkan mantra yang mana ^-^)

It was hard not to be completely impressed when the first images and videos of Crysis appeared about 18 months ago. Scenes of lush jungles and towering alien war machines looked light-years beyond what seemed possible. Of course, the two questions that revolved around Crysis since its announcement were whether it would deliver on those visuals and whether it would deliver a game worthy of those fancy graphics. It turns out that the answer to both those questions is a resounding yes, as Germany’s Crytek has proven that its 2004 hit Far Cry was no fluke. In fact, it was just the beginning from this studio. With its sophomore effort, Crytek has managed to deliver an incredibly advanced and exciting first-person shooter that practically rewrites the rules for the entire genre.

Welcome to the prettiest jungle that you have ever seen in a game. Notice that it’s starting to snow?

Crysis is an alien invasion game set in the year 2020. An archeological team on a remote Pacific island is captured by an invasion force of North Koreans, and your US Special Forces team is dispatched to investigate and rescue the scientists. Clad in high-tech nanosuits capable of boosting your strength, speed, and armor, as well as cloaking you temporarily to the enemy, you’re parachuted into a tropical paradise that’s crawling with intelligent enemies and something else that’s tearing both the North Koreans and US forces to shreds.

Like Far Cry, the first half of Crysis is essentially a “sandbox” game where you’re put in the middle of incredibly large levels and tasked with an objective. How you get the job done is pretty much entirely up to you, which is part of the brilliance of the game’s design. For instance, the environments are big enough to give you a wide range of latitude. Do you have to get to a certain point on the map? You can take a meandering route that avoids patrols and go stealthy, or try the up-front approach and try to blast your way through, with the danger of enemy reinforcements showing up. Need to infiltrate a North Korean-held village? You can try the front gate, or maybe explore and find a quieter way in.

Couple these huge environments with the powers of the nanosuit, and you have a ton more options. You can play like the eponymous character from the movie Predator and use your cloaking abilities to stalk North Korean patrols, picking them off one by one and watching the survivors react in confusion. That could be via a silenced rifle, or simply coming up from behind a guard and grabbing him by the throat and hurling him off a cliff, or through the roof of a building, or against a tree, or whatever catches your fancy. Enhanced speed and strength give you an amazing amount of mobility, so you can vault atop buildings and come down behind someone, or run up against a North Korean vehicle next to a cliff and push it over the side. In a heartbeat you can switch between different roles, from stealthy assassin to seemingly unstoppable death dealer. It’s a game that makes you feel like a superhero, though not an invincible one, because you simply can’t run roughshod over the enemy. Crysis rewards smart, fast thinking.

The firefights are stunning, as well as challenging, whether you’re tackling North Korean soldiers or alien war machines.

It helps that the game features a high degree of advanced physics and destructibility in a highly dynamic world. Getting caught in a firefight in the jungle is a cinematic treat, thanks to the way the bullets will chop down trees, while branches sway from impacts. This isn’t just a visual effect, either, as falling timber can kill if it lands on someone. There’s all sorts of emergent behavior like that throughout the game, events that spring up completely unintended or unforeseen. In one instance, the flaming wreckage of a chopper landed on a hut, crushing it and killing all those inside.

Meanwhile, the gunplay and ballistics modeling make this shooter feel as if you’re handling real weapons. Trying to hit a target at long engagement ranges is challenging thanks to weapon recoil and other factors. The North Koreans are encased in body armor, so they take some time to gun down, unless you aim for the head, which usually puts them on the ground. At your disposal is a variety of firearms, like shotguns and assault rifles. One of the neat aspects of the game is that you can fix up your weapons on the fly, adding scopes, silencers, and grenade launchers, provided you’ve found them. There are trade-offs for each add-on. Silencers let you take down guys quietly, though they reduce bullet damage, meaning you’ve got to make every shot count. Or flashlights mounted on your weapons might help you out in dark levels, but will give you away.

It’s not just infantry combat, as you can hop into almost every vehicle in the game, as well as take part in an incredible tank battle.

Crysis gives you all of these toys and ratchets the action higher and higher the deeper you get into it. The first level of the game introduces you to the sandbox combat and the nanosuit. From then on, the battles become larger and more intense as the action escalates. You’ll storm North Korean-held villages and bases; encounter their counter to your nanosuit; take part in a chaotic assault on a North Korean harbor; and from there the game accelerates. Next is a wild tank battle in a tropical mountain valley, with helicopters and jet fighters roaring overhead. There’s a sheer rush as your tank plows through vegetation and knocks down trees as missiles and tank fire erupt all around you. Meanwhile, the vehicle explosions are convincing, right down to the way ammunition cooks off and sends spirals of smoke outward. It’s visual poetry of destruction. You’re not confined to your tank the entire time, either. You can jump out at any time and use your suit powers and rifle to take on enemy infantry. When they’re dead, pick up their dropped rocket launchers and engage vehicles in a cat-and-mouse-style game.

Fans of Codemasters’ Colin McRae rally racing series are in for a surprise with the publisher’s newest title, DiRT. DiRT has more in common with Digital Illusions’ Rallisport Challenge series than the Colin McRae games of old, putting a greater emphasis on a variety of off-road racing disciplines, as opposed to sticking hard and fast to traditional rally racing. That’s not to say that rally fans will be disappointed with the game. DiRT veers a good bit further into arcade territory than earlier games in the series, but it is still a blast to drive, and absolutely stunning to look at.

It doesn’t look quite as astonishing in motion, but DiRT is still one superb looking racer

Let’s just address that elephant in the room right off. There have been plenty of driving games of late that have been visually impressive, but very few live up to the visual fidelity displayed by DiRT. This game is a technical achievement in car design, track design, and damage modeling. To begin with, the cars are beautifully rendered, highly detailed models that are as fantastic to look at as they are to destroy. Damage modeling is one of the most impressive aspects of the game; you can lose bumpers or doors, break glass, tear up the paintjob, and roll your ride into a crushed, deformed mess. Tracks are equally beautiful and destructible. From the rain-slick tarmac tracks of Japan and the dusty backroads of Italy to the muddy, gravelly countryside of the UK, DiRT nails every environment wonderfully. The game also uses lighting to fantastic effect, not just to emphasize how shiny and reflective the cars are, but to give each track an individual atmosphere. Driving around desert mountains in the washed-out haze of late day is an amazing sight to behold, for sure. And if you feel like tearing up these tracks, you can bust through fences, barriers, bushes, and anything else not held to the ground with concrete. All the while, dirt, mud, or gravel will kick up against and often stick to your car, making the game’s namesake seem entirely appropriate.

As amazing as the game looks, all that detail comes at a bit of a price. Performance is not always up to snuff, especially in races with multiple cars on the track. The frame rate is a little choppy during single-car rallies, but once you get a group of other cars racing with you, the game practically turns into stop-motion animation, especially if all the other cars happen to be bunched up with you. This is more of a consistent issue on the 360 version, though the PC version is highly taxing even on high-end hardware, so you’re likely to run into some performance problems unless you’re running a top of the line machine. Longer-than-average load times also tend to rear their ugly head (primarily in the 360 version). Even still, the game never becomes unplayable because of the crummy frame rate or lengthy loads, and at worst, these are merely annoyances.

The quality of the presentation doesn’t begin and end with the in-game graphics either. Even the menu system is immaculately built. It’s hard to describe it, except to call it a bunch of floating boxes with selectable options that zoom in and out as you select them. Even the loading screens are cool because they display real-time statistics on your game, such as your favorite tracks or vehicles, your average speed, and even your favorite driving surface. Menus are usually a forgotten element of a game unless they’re specifically bad, so the fact that DiRT’s are notable for how good they are says something.

Audio is not quite as immediately impressive as the visuals, but it is great all the same. Engine noise is probably the best aspect because each car has a definitive and unique sound to it that feels just right. Crashes and other racing effects are also excellently produced. The soundtrack isn’t licensed, but the instrumentals that play over the various menus and replays are quite solid. The only damper on the category is your codriver, an obnoxious, bro-sounding dolt whose dialogue sounds like it was written by a nonnative English speaker and whose only reference for the language was reruns of Saved By the Bell. Lines like “Smooth and steady; I’m Mr. Smooth, and you’re Mr. Steady,” and “Yeah! We won the championship! I’m so stoked!” are funny once, but then they’re annoying from there on out. At least he gives you some good info on the tracks before you race.

This ain’t your daddy’s rally racing game.

Once you’ve snapped out of the trance that DiRT’s fantastic presentation tends to lull you into, you might remember that this is a racing game and that you do actually have to play it. It’s a good thing it’s a fun one. The game includes six different racing disciplines, which consist of rally, rallycross, hillclimb, CORR, crossover, and rally raid varieties. If you don’t know what half of those are, don’t fret. The game does a good job of easing you into the game’s style of racing, with both some rather simple early races, as well as an explanatory narration by extreme sports maven and current Rally America champion Travis Pastrana.

Granted, even if you’ve never jumped into a CORR race in your life, DiRT isn’t exactly a difficult game to grasp. You’re racing down a course by yourself, trying to get the best time possible, or racing against other cars, buggies, or trucks on dirt and tarmac tracks. Most of the differences in gameplay come from how the various vehicles handle. There is obviously a big difference between driving a speedy Mitsubishi FTO and a massive racing big rig (yes, they actually have those). But even with all the differences among disciplines, the racing is always easy to pick up and play. DiRT has a decidedly arcade-driving sensibility that makes all the vehicles relatively easy to race with from the outset. Once you’ve gotten a feel for how all the different cars and tracks feel, you can simply crank up the difficulty, which in turn makes your opponent racers much more adept, and also leaves your car far more open to terminal damage. On the highest setting, all it takes is one good front-end collision to send you packing.

As realistic as the damage incurrence can be, the rest of the game definitely maintains an arcade mentality. Nearly all the vehicles have a decidedly floaty feel to them, one that seems to overcompensate for nearly every minute turn of the analog stick (if you’re playing the PC version, you will need a dual analog controller of some fashion to play the game properly). It’s not unmanageable or anything, but it’s far from realistic. By the same token, the game’s physics are often a bit silly, especially in wrecks. That’s not an insult by any means because the exaggerated physics lead to some absolutely spectacular wrecks in many cases. But there are some eye-roll-worthy moments where you’ll see a car tilt from lying on its side all the way back upright for no good reason or drive sideways up a cliff to land back on four wheels.

Floaty feel and wonky physics aside, DiRT is still a great deal of fun to play. Once you get a feel for the controls and up the difficulty a bit, the racing can be intensely challenging, addictive, and immersive. It’s especially immersive if you happen to take in one of the game’s two exceptionally good cockpit camera views. There’s a zoomed-in view and a view that’s a bit further back. Both views give you a great sense of being in the driver’s seat, even going so far as to let you look around inside the car via the right analog stick. Not enough racers do the cockpit camera that well, and DiRT is worth lauding for doing it especially well.

As fun as the racing can be, it wouldn’t be worth much if DiRT didn’t offer up plenty of ways to experience it. Fortunately, it does the job. Apart from being able to take part in single races and events, as well as a series of championships, consisting of multiple races each, DiRT also has a lengthy, involving career mode that has you working your way up a literal pyramid of events. Winning races earns you points, which unlock new tiers of the career mode and cash, which you can use to buy new vehicles or liveries for said vehicles. With more than 60 career events, nearly 50 vehicles to unlock, and more than 180 liveries to buy for those vehicles, that ought to keep you busy.

Few games have ever displayed such dynamic damage modeling.

The one feature that DiRT skimps badly on is multiplayer support. There is multiplayer, but just barely. Only two disciplines–rally and hillclimb–are available to play in multiplayer. But wait, aren’t those the two disciplines that don’t have you competing directly against other cars? You bet. Essentially, you’re dumped into a lobby with potentially dozens of other players, and from there, you vote on which track you want to play. The available list to vote on is always random, and there’s no option to pick a different car or even search for a lobby with specific cars/tracks available. Once you’re in a race, it’s merely a time trial against all the other players. You can see how you’re doing in the real-time standings, but that’s all. While the Colin McRae series has never been known for great multiplayer support, the total lack of online racing in a game that debuts several wheel-to-wheel racing types is a gigantic tease and really disappointing.

That said, the multiplayer support is really the only thing about DiRT you can call truly disappointing. On every other front, DiRT delivers a racing experience that’s a lot of fun to play and visuals that are such a joy to watch that you can even bring yourself to forgive the shoddy frame rate. All around, DiRT is a class act, and it belongs in any racing fan’s library.

The “HD”Concept.
Starting from the new Radeon™ HD 2600 Series, HIS has applied the “HD” concept design on its new models. Features include: high-quality gold-plated ports, black panel plate which sync. with the “High-definition” concept of the new Radeon™ HD Series.

The strongest air cooling technology – IceQ
HIS IceQ is endorsed as the most efficient cooling technology among the current mainstream graphic cards’ series. HIS IceQ can actively draw the air inside your PC case to cool down the card, and blows amounts of hot air out of your case, dramatically decreasing the GPU temperature together with your PC components. Ultra quiet HIS IceQ fan keeps the noise level below 30dB. HIS IceQ is also UV sensitive, enhancing the gamers’ UV light case.

ATI Avivo™ HD
HIS Radeon™ HD 2600 Series GPUs introduce ATI Avivo™ HD technology with advanced audio, video processing, display and connectivity capabilities for high definition entertainment solutions

Remarkable Gaming Performance for DirectX® 10

Lost Planet: Extreme Condition is a third-person shooter video game created by Capcom for Microsoft’s Xbox 360, PS3 and PC. It was produced by Keiji Inafune, the creator of the Onimusha and Mega Man series. The game utilizes both vital suit (also known as VS, which is like a mecha or robotic armour) piloting and on-foot exploration and features Korean actor Lee Byung-Hun as the model for the main character, Wayne. Lost Planet was released on January 12, 2007, in North America and PAL regions.Lost Planet: Trag Zero, a prequel which focuses on the character of Gale, Wayne’s father, is also expected to be released on cell phones. Lost Planet: Extreme Condition was released on Windows in June in Europe and North America. The Windows version includes DirectX 10 support, when run in Windows Vista, and enhanced graphics. A demo for the Windows version was released on May 15, 2007, which was the first playable game to showcase DirectX 10. On 17 October 2007, Capcom announced a PlayStation 3 version, including all 360 downloadable content and PC bonus characters, would be released in 2008. The game will offer 16 player online play. THE PLOT The game’s plot focuses on the amnesiac character Wayne Holden, his father, Gale Holden, and the past and future of the planet E.D.N. III. After a particularly vicious battle against a large Akrid (alien) known only as “Green Eye”, Gale is supposedly killed, and Wayne lost on the icy planes of E.D.N. III. The planet of E.D.N III is perpetually cold and snowy, originally inhabited by a species of aliens known as Akrid, who forced humanity to abandon E.D.N. III by strength of numbers and surprise. Initially, the Akrid deterred humans from colonization, but this changed when T-ENG was discovered. Thermal Energy, or T-ENG, is a powerful energy source, found only in Akrid bodies, made humankind determined to fight them, for which purpose they created the Vital Suit, or VS, technology, essentially mechs powered by T-ENG, carrying mounted weapons. At the beginning of the game, Wayne is found on the snow planes by a small band of snow pirates, colonists left behind after the evacuation. References from Rick, the gang tech wiz-kid, suggests that the gang may have been larger at one point, but because of an attack by a rival gang, they are all that’s left. The band consists of the cool-headed leader, Yuri Solotov, the wiz-kid Rick and his sister Luka. From the beginning, attention is put into a device implanted in Wayne’s Arm. Called the Harmonizer, this device feeds from Wayne’s T-ENG reserve, and uses this energy to heal his wounds. The game starts off with the gang suiting up for the trek trough the mountains leading to the dome where Wayne last saw Green Eye. Along the journey they meet a woman named Basil, who has VS piloting skills and an arm-mounted device similar to Wayne’s Harmonizer. She’s looking for a man named Solotov, who has apparently at this point vanished from their party. She also lets the crew know about a third mysterious faction called NEVEC. Shortly afterwards they find Gale’s VS, described by Rick as possibly the most advanced VS ever produced, and use it to defeat Green Eye. After the battle, NEVEC soldiers show up, along with a commanding officer, named Shane Bandero, who also has a harmonizer-like device though far more crude. His appearance triggers Wayne’s memory, making him realize it was not Green Eye who killed Gale, but it was Bandero who made his soldiers kill him. After a short battle between Wayne and Bandero’s VS’s, Wayne is forced to retreat on Luka’s scooter. They leave the dome to discover that their trailer has been destroyed and Rick captured by NEVEC troops. To compensate for their losses, and continue hitting NEVEC, they recede to guerilla-tactics, hitting NEVEC convoys and the like. After one of their raids, they discover Rick and Basil in a small shelter. Rick was actually attacked by NEVEC, but Basil rescued him and helped him though the year after his separation from Wayne and Luka. Now big events start to take flight. By capturing a NEVEC soldier named Joe, and negotiating with him, they learn about NEVEC’s Frontier Project, a terraforming operation to make E.D.N. III habitable by humans without the aid of T-ENG. At first, it seems harmless enough, though the truth is far from harmless. The Frontier Project will not only destroy the entire Akrid race, but will also kill any human beings left on the surface of the planet. In their attempt to stop it, they meet Bandero again, along with his superior, and the commander of Nevec, Dennis Isenberg. Meeting Bandero a final time, and killing him, thereby reclaiming Gale’s VS. They find Yuri, who has been tortured by NEVEC. Yuri then hands Wayne an attachement to his harmonizer, allowing him to realize Gale’s VS’s true power. Their plan to take down the Orbital Elevator goes into action. Basil sacrifices herself to hold off NEVEC troops, while Joe plants high-strength charges to take out the Elevator itself. At this point, Wayne is seen installing his Harmonizer’s attachment, which causes great transformations in his VS, which, among other things, allow it to fly, and use dual energy swords. Wayne then flies up the elevator and battles Isenberg in the skies around the Elevator. Isenberg’s VS is also top-of-the-line second only to Gale’s. After Isenberg is defeated by Wayne, Wayne’s memories are erased again by the attachment. A year passes, and Luka and Rick have picked up where Yuri left off in his more safe attempts to terraform at least parts of the planet. They use modified data posts to warm the local environment up considerably, melting the snow and revealing earth and grass, Luka saying that this is a small but important step, and also mentioning she wished Wayne was there to see this. Almost as if he planned it, Wayne appears out of nowhere, proclaiming he never expected to see dirt on E.D.N III. Luka stares at him, confused, then reintroduces herself, leaving the player to wonder how it goes from there. COMBAT SYSTEM Most of the game revolves around combat. Wayne can use a variety of weapons, like machine guns, shotguns, and rocket launchers. In addition to hand-held weapons, Wayne can pilot an assortment of robot suits (mechs), called Vital Suits (VSs). Weaponry is used to combat the planet’s native species, the Akrid. The Akrid are a hostile, insectoid species, which come in many forms. They can range from smaller than a person to several times larger than a mech. Wayne also fights groups of enemy human soldiers, called Snow Pirates. The Snow Pirates use the same kinds of handheld weapons and VSs that Wayne does. There are multiple Vital Suits available for use. Also, when on foot, Wayne has the ability to remove heavy weaponry from these vital suits for upgraded firepower. For battlefield mobility, some of these vital suits can “Transform” into a faster, more agile form. For instance, one light-weight vital suit can transform into a Snowmobile-type transport with a chain-gun attached to it. As for weapons, there are some of the typical science fiction weapons such as sub-light speed lasers and slow-moving plasma bolt guns. The main weapon in the game is the previously mentioned machine gun, which somewhat resembles a FAMAS. It is quite effective at both medium and short ranges when against humans and small to medium-sized akrid, but is of limited use against boss akrid and VSs. Wayne can carry a maximum of two weapons at once. He, and multiplayer characters, are capable of using a grappling-hook type tool to gain vantage points. In both the single-player and multiplayer game modes, there is a “T-Eng” (Thermal Energy) meter below the character’s health. This counter goes down continually in the cold, and can refilled by collecting pools of glowing orange “heat” that drop from dead enemies or other heat sources, such as an explosive barrel. It can also be replenished by activating data posts. The T-Eng is used to refill Wayne’s health in the single-player mode, and is used to power energy weapons such as plasma rifles and removable mech energy weapons. If the T-Eng drops to zero, Wayne’s health will begin to drop.

The Plot

The game’s plot focuses on the amnesiac character Wayne Holden, his father, Gale Holden, and the past and future of the planet E.D.N. III. After a particularly vicious battle against a large Akrid (alien) known only as “Green Eye”, Gale is supposedly killed, and Wayne lost on the icy planes of E.D.N. III. The planet of E.D.N III is perpetually cold and snowy, originally inhabited by a species of aliens known as Akrid, who forced humanity to abandon E.D.N. III by strength of numbers and surprise. Initially, the Akrid deterred humans from colonization, but this changed when T-ENG was discovered. Thermal Energy, or T-ENG, is a powerful energy source, found only in Akrid bodies, made humankind determined to fight them, for which purpose they created the Vital Suit, or VS, technology, essentially mechs powered by T-ENG, carrying mounted weapons.

At the beginning of the game, Wayne is found on the snow planes by a small band of snow pirates, colonists left behind after the evacuation. References from Rick, the gang tech wiz-kid, suggests that the gang may have been larger at one point, but because of an attack by a rival gang, they are all that’s left. The band consists of the cool-headed leader, Yuri Solotov, the wiz-kid Rick and his sister Luka. From the beginning, attention is put into a device implanted in Wayne’s Arm. Called the Harmonizer, this device feeds from Wayne’s T-ENG reserve, and uses this energy to heal his wounds. The game starts off with the gang suiting up for the trek trough the mountains leading to the dome where Wayne last saw Green Eye. Along the journey they meet a woman named Basil, who has VS piloting skills and an arm-mounted device similar to Wayne’s Harmonizer. She’s looking for a man named Solotov, who has apparently at this point vanished from their party. She also lets the crew know about a third mysterious faction called NEVEC. Shortly afterwards they find Gale’s VS, described by Rick as possibly the most advanced VS ever produced, and use it to defeat Green Eye. After the battle, NEVEC soldiers show up, along with a commanding officer, named Shane Bandero, who also has a harmonizer-like device though far more crude. His appearance triggers Wayne’s memory, making him realize it was not Green Eye who killed Gale, but it was Bandero who made his soldiers kill him. After a short battle between Wayne and Bandero’s VS’s, Wayne is forced to retreat on Luka’s scooter. They leave the dome to discover that their trailer has been destroyed and Rick captured by NEVEC troops. To compensate for their losses, and continue hitting NEVEC, they recede to guerilla-tactics, hitting NEVEC convoys and the like. After one of their raids, they discover Rick and Basil in a small shelter. Rick was actually attacked by NEVEC, but Basil rescued him and helped him though the year after his separation from Wayne and Luka. Now big events start to take flight. By capturing a NEVEC soldier named Joe, and negotiating with him, they learn about NEVEC’s Frontier Project, a terraforming operation to make E.D.N. III habitable by humans without the aid of T-ENG. At first, it seems harmless enough, though the truth is far from harmless.

The Frontier Project will not only destroy the entire Akrid race, but will also kill any human beings left on the surface of the planet. In their attempt to stop it, they meet Bandero again, along with his superior, and the commander of Nevec, Dennis Isenberg. Meeting Bandero a final time, and killing him, thereby reclaiming Gale’s VS. They find Yuri, who has been tortured by NEVEC. Yuri then hands Wayne an attachement to his harmonizer, allowing him to realize Gale’s VS’s true power. Their plan to take down the Orbital Elevator goes into action. Basil sacrifices herself to hold off NEVEC troops, while Joe plants high-strength charges to take out the Elevator itself. At this point, Wayne is seen installing his Harmonizer’s attachment, which causes great transformations in his VS, which, among other things, allow it to fly, and use dual energy swords. Wayne then flies up the elevator and battles Isenberg in the skies around the Elevator. Isenberg’s VS is also top-of-the-line second only to Gale’s. After Isenberg is defeated by Wayne, Wayne’s memories are erased again by the attachment.

A year passes, and Luka and Rick have picked up where Yuri left off in his more safe attempts to terraform at least parts of the planet. They use modified data posts to warm the local environment up considerably, melting the snow and revealing earth and grass, Luka saying that this is a small but important step, and also mentioning she wished Wayne was there to see this. Almost as if he planned it, Wayne appears out of nowhere, proclaiming he never expected to see dirt on E.D.N III. Luka stares at him, confused, then reintroduces herself, leaving the player to wonder how it goes from there.

Combat system

Most of the game revolves around combat. Wayne can use a variety of weapons, like machine guns, shotguns, and rocket launchers. In addition to hand-held weapons, Wayne can pilot an assortment of robot suits (mechs), called Vital Suits (VSs). Weaponry is used to combat the planet’s native species, the Akrid. The Akrid are a hostile, insectoid species, which come in many forms. They can range from smaller than a person to several times larger than a mech. Wayne also fights groups of enemy human soldiers, called Snow Pirates. The Snow Pirates use the same kinds of handheld weapons and VSs that Wayne does. There are multiple Vital Suits available for use. Also, when on foot, Wayne has the ability to remove heavy weaponry from these vital suits for upgraded firepower. For battlefield mobility, some of these vital suits can “Transform” into a faster, more agile form. For instance, one light-weight vital suit can transform into a Snowmobile-type transport with a chain-gun attached to it. As for weapons, there are some of the typical science fiction weapons such as sub-light speed lasers and slow-moving plasma bolt guns. The main weapon in the game is the previously mentioned machine gun, which somewhat resembles a FAMAS. It is quite effective at both medium and short ranges when against humans and small to medium-sized akrid, but is of limited use against boss akrid and VSs. Wayne can carry a maximum of two weapons at once. He, and multiplayer characters, are capable of using a grappling-hook type tool to gain vantage points.

In both the single-player and multiplayer game modes, there is a “T-Eng” (Thermal Energy) meter below the character’s health. This counter goes down continually in the cold, and can refilled by collecting pools of glowing orange “heat” that drop from dead enemies or other heat sources, such as an explosive barrel. It can also be replenished by activating data posts. The T-Eng is used to refill Wayne’s health in the single-player mode, and is used to power energy weapons such as plasma rifles and removable mech energy weapons. If the T-Eng drops to zero, Wayne’s health will begin to drop.

Reviewed by Labyrinth

Gw sering ke warnet yang banyak mengunci berbagai akses seperti windows explorer tidak bisa dibuka,
klik kanan di desktop tidak bisa, klik kanan di folderpun tidak bisa…betapa sedihnyakan…
apalagi bagi saya yang telah terbiasa dengan shortcut windows xp, misalnya membuka windows explorer:
Win +E, membuka run: Win +R, mencari file di dalam harddisk Win +F, yang mana tombol Win terletak antara
tombol Ctrl dan tombol alt. ingin tahu caranya…nih silakan coba…
Sebenarnya cara ini telah lama saya coba dan ternyata berhasil (praktek di komputer sendiri dan beberapa warnet yang menggunakan billing explorer) Mohon maaf kepada pembuat Billing Explorer…untuk tidak berpanjang lebar langsung aja ya…

Group Policy

Pertama Buka GPEdit.msc dulu
caranya:
C:\Windows\System32\GPEdit.msc <– double Click

Jika Klik Kanan di Desktop tidak bisa
Masuk Ke GPEdit.msc
Masuk ke [User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Desktop]
- Disable (Hide and disable all items on the desktop)

Jika MyComputer tidak ada
- Disable (Remove My Computer icon on the Desktop)

Jika Ingin mengubah properties pada taskbar start menu
masuk ke [User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Start Menu and Taskbar]
- Disable (Prevent changes to Taskbar and Start Menu Settings)

Jika Menu Run tidak muncul
- Disable (Remove Run menu from Start Menu)

Jika menu pada taskbar saat klik kanan tidak muncul
- Disable (Remove access to the context menus for the taskbar)
Apabila Control Panel tidak bisa di akses
Masuk ke [User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Control Panel]
- Disable (Prohibit access to the Control Panel)

Jika Command Prompt tidak bisa di akses
Masuk ke [User Configuration/Administrative Templates/System]
- Disable (Prevent access to the command prompt)

Jika Registry Editor tidak bisa di akses
- Disable (Prevent access to registry editing tools)

Jika Task Manager tidak bisa di akses
Masuk ke [User Configuration/Administrative Templates/System/Ctrl+Alt+Del Options]
- Disable (Remove Task Manager)

Jika Folder Options pada Windows Explorer tidak muncul
Masuk ke [User Configuration/Administrative Templates/Windows Component/Windows Explorer]
- Disable (Remove these Folder Options menu item from the Tools menu)

Jika Windows Key tidak berfungsi
- Disable (Turn off Windows+X hotkeys)

Registry Editor

Setelah GPEdit.msc terbuka baru buka Registry Tools
caranya:
C:\Windows\System32\regedit.exe <– double Click
— atau —
C:\Windows\regedit.exe <– double Click

Regedit4

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\ResearchMachines\NOATTRIB.VXD]
“loadvxd”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
“NoDrives”=dword:00000000
“LinkResolveIgnoreLinkInfo”=dword:00000000
“NoFolderOptions”=dword:00000000
“ClearRecentDocsOnExit”=dword:00000000
“NoTrayContextMenu”=dword:00000000
“EnforceShellExtensionSecurity”=dword:00000000
“NoPrinterTabs”=dword:00000000
“NoDeletePrinter”=dword:00000000
“NoAddPrinter”=dword:00000000
“NoRun”=dword:00000000
“NoSetFolders”=dword:00000000
“NoSetTaskbar”=dword:00000000
“NoClose”=dword:00000000
“NoViewContextMenu”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
“DisableRegistryTools”=dword:00000000
“NoDispScrSavPage”=dword:00000000
“NoDispAppearancePage”=dword:00000000
“NoDispSettingsPage”=dword:00000000
“NoAdminPage”=dword:00000000
“NoProfilePage”=dword:00000000
“NoDevMgrPage”=dword:00000000
“NoConfigPage”=dword:0000000
“NoFileSysPage”=dword:00000000
“NoDispCPL”=dword:00000000
“NoDispBackgroundPage”=dword:00000000
“NoVirtMemPage”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Network]
“NoFileSharingControl”=dword:00000000
“NoPrintSharingControl”=dword:00000000
“NoNetSetup”=dword:00000000
“NoNetSetupIDPage”=dword:00000000
“NoNetSetupSecurityPage”=dword:00000000
“NoEntireNetwork”=dword:00000000
“NoWorkgroupContents”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\WinOldApp]
“NoRealMode”=dword:00000000
“Disable”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop]
“NoHTMLWallPaper”=dword:00000000
“NoChangingWallPaper”=dword:00000000
“NoCloseDragDropBands”=dword:00000000
“NoMovingBands”=dword:00000000
“NoAddingComponents”=dword:00000000
“NoDeletingComponents”=dword:00000000
“NoEditingComponents”=dword:00000000
“NoClosingComponents”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
“NoFolderOptions”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System]
“DisableCMD”=dword:00000000
“DisableRegistryTools”=dword:00000000

[HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Advanced]
“Hidden”=dword:00000000
“HideFileExt”=dword:00000000
“ShowSuperHidden”=dword:00000000

Setelah regedit.exe terbuka baru ubah password administrator <– (Ini yang di tunggu2x)
caranya:
C:\Windows\System32\compmgmt.msc <– double Click

Pilih: – Computer Management (Local)/System Tools/Local Users and Groups/User

- Klik kanan Administrator -> Set Password

- Ketik New Password: **********
Confirm Password: **********

Selesai deh!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Jika tidak bisa sama sekali klik kanan di Windows Explorer masih ada trik tertentu
caranya:
- Masuk ke Folder misalnya: C:/Windows/System32
- Trus klik salah satu file dalam folder itu

misalnya: TaskMgr.exe
- Kemudian klik menu File pada Win Explorer
- Run as…
- Klik The following user -> Masukkan passwordnya

Username: Administrator
Password: ********
- Selesai

NB: Cara ini dilakukan jika kita sudah mendapatkan password administrator seperti yang telah
kita pelajari di atas. jika semua cara di atas masih ngga bisa jg berarti masih ada cara
lain silakan anda temukan sendiri, selamat mencoba

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I/O Specifications
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AquaTank Specification

Intelligent Design	Tiny Liquid Cooling Module for VGA
VGA Waterblock	-8mm thickness
	-Support up to 120 W for GPU
	-Brazing copper Waterblock
Radiator	-Pure copper designed
	-Radiator with copper tube
Cooling System	-Fan speed: 1500,3000 RPM
	-Noise level: 35,40 dB
	-Fan speed controller included
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	-45(L) x 38(W) x 25(H) mm
	-Pump speed: 72L/hr, 3400 RPM
	-Life expense: 40,000 hours
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	-Anti-rusting
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