I want to reformat clean install a pre registered,No activation needed, or unattended O/S that fools MS's WGA.Add sound graphics,scanners,webcam,Nero burner etc.Install Thininstall software,virtual machine,virtual workstation,virtual server,all low resource.
Suggestions?
Need ALL of these to detect working base O/S WinModem (installed and using WinXP Pro SP2 Essential at the moment),so I can connect each to the net when required.Again,all VMs need to be low resource.
*Next I want to add a cookie wall,mru remover,internet security suite,antivirus(x2)etc.I want to totally hide my IP (found a way that works,just a little hard to configure and get to run automatically).
* Have an automatic memory,free full or cracked version of Vitamem pro,modem and internet boosters,(know of where to find the best working virus free torrents?) firefox optimizer,MSN/google/Yahoo anti-tracking cookie deleter with no hidden virus or viral history.(done) And finally a way to really 'surf' the net anonymously without picking up trojans,cookies,being traced,getting cookies and 'drive-by' viruses from websites(done).
But what I really need, is 2 desktop antiviruses that really stop viruses before they set themselves on my PC,such as full version Dr.Web,PrevX CSI,PrevX antivirus ansd firewall, but don't conflict with Internet security suites like BitDefender or Trendmicro.As spybot and Adware pro,and Avast Pro,AVG 7.5,do. Must also have no viruses and reported virus history.A firefox add on such as Dr.Web link virus checker that actually works and checks the software for malicious viruses before or as I download them.
HidemyIP,hideIP doesn't work.Hide IP can be hard to configure,and doesn't work as promised.'Startup Mechanic 2x' reports it is a trojan attractant or contains trojans.Netconceal,Anonymizer are shareware,and didn't work for me.All these do not pass the test using http://www.myip.com.And don't stop drive-by web viruses,etc.
For the AV, NOD32.
Windows XP Pro SP2 Essential is the best OS I've found for most things at the moment. Bypassing windows' WGA often comes with other issues.
