Martin Rasch

Check this Video

 http://channel9.msdn.com/Blogs/TheChannel9Team/Robert-Hess-What-is-a-technology-evangelist

You can also check Wikipedia references.

Robert Hess has provided service and Information for the Users  and  Microsoft  Developers

as Engineer and Evangelist.

Cheers:)

Good Show.

@kachchhu:

You have made the same request for finding

Windows Product Key in other shows.

You need to read the suggestions or get the suggested

software.

The Product Keys are not stored in the drive locations

for Windows Products.

Martin

@gelatus:Several items to check and change for System / Disk I/O and Hangs:

 Item1) Check Windows Update Settings you might make it notify only.

item 2) If your running MSE (Microsoft Security Essentials) add the folders

 for %windir%\Software Distribution to exceptions. Change the Task Library for MSE

idle time to higher wait period.

Both item 1) and item 2) stopped a lot of Disk Thrashing and Stops for my system.

LOL

@gelatus:The problem you having is with Playback and Communications and Enhancements, Levels.settings.

 Start with Open TaskBar Volume Control

check the Playback Devices go to the Communications Pane

and select the "Do Nothing" check box exit the Pane.

While still in Play Back Devices and Speakers and

Select Enhancements for Speaker Fill,

 Bass Management,

 Loudness Equalization.

Then Go To the Levels and Select the 50 %- 75 % level for Speakers.

Then go to the Properties tab for Speakers you should see a test option

run the Built-in test. You should Have speaker sound.

You may need to Adjust the Master level until so it does not Buzz or Distort on Playback.

LOL

Hello @ Dark_Knight,

Check this out  Nirsoft Software a tool call Product Key.

Download the Prodcut Key Tool after the download is done you can run

Product Key it will display Windows XP Product Key so you can save the information.

It is also very light at 114 kb for the installer or 47kb - 64kkb the

no install versions.

 Great feature for  Product key  does not add registery key after running.

THe Magic Jelly Bean Key Finder does leave a registery key after running

 and the size 1.2 megs may be a bit large . (^ ^)

Hello @ kachchhu,

The Windows XP key is not stored in a drive location.

Normally the CD Key is part of the "Windows Genuine Label" on the

CD case or Computer System.

In the Computer System XP CD Key is stored in Windows Registery.

For Windows XP  using registery editor look at:

       "local system/Software/Microsoft/ Windows NT/Current Version/".

The Windows XP CD  Key information in the registery is not much practical use for most

            users.

If your attempting to Re-install or Repair Windows XP may be your question is answered   below: 

If your question really was "how do I recover Windows XP CD Key"

         then you can get free tools to find the installed CD key for WIndows XP

   to print out and use to re-install or repair your Windows XP.

  If you search on the web using (Google or Bing) for Nirsoft Software

you will find in the tools section a tool call Product Key.

Download the Prodcut Key Tool after the download is done you can run

Product Key it will display Windows XP Product Key along with keys

for other Products that are installed.

If you have more questions or need help Windows XP your best choice

is to check the Windows XP Forums at Technet Windows Client and Windows XP.

LOL

Its nice to to Duke is back. Hehe I just ran out of Bubble Gum and ready to kick a## and have fun.

After a hard day of destroying Aliens,Pig Cops and Mutant Brains

he can Kick Back to enjoy a drink and Entertainment!!

This sure beats Fantasy Foot Ball or other less violent games.

If your an old computer user the release of Duke3d at 3drealms

was a must have. 

 I still run it on Windows XP in XP-Mode in Windows 7 just for giggles.

For those who are more into deep things this is the wrong Channel

flip the dial and look at the "Deep Dive" charles does it the best.

If your a developer,programmer flip the dial to the STL -1 series.

In either case lets rock-roll with Duke on this channel.

Maybe we can see some thing from John Carmack

who released Wolfenstein3d for Phone apps. To be fair John Carmack from ID

Software would round things out.

Martin :) 

@Judy

I agree the English is bad and is statement is full of mis information. More than get a life more like check spelling and facts.

I love that SilverLight is Growing for In and out of the Browser.

i found a video on  Mozilla drumbeat. in a video someone tell that microsoft make clone application and stole other idea. just like Silverlight come from Adobe Flash. Are this right ?

The quotes about Silverlight being a Clone are an indication of stating something before

 checking out simple facts (a Problem with content on "WWW" ).

 If you Google or Bing Silverlight one of the sites is Wikipedia. In the Wikipedia site

is a history of Silverlight and references. Most important aspect is Silverlight is

for Mac,Linux,Symbian and Windows systems.

 Silverlight is not a Clone or an Adobe Flash "knock off"..

 The Silverlight engine is combination of several web

technologies (XML,JS,XAML and HTML). Special note: Silverlight and Developer tools

for Silverlight are free or very low cost. Example Visual Studio Express 2010, Web Developer Express 2010 are free tools and support Silverlight Development.

If a person checks on "Moonlight" it is a derivative of "Silverlight".

The growth of "Moonlight" along side Silverlight has provided users and developers

innovation and a market to create applications for users.

 Silverlight has opened the door for cross platform use of data and media.

I hope this dispells a Myth about Silverlight.

Windows and Linux Can work Together