I get a lot of warnings about a virus in my releases. I am tired of this so: fixer.exe is not a virus, it is detected as virus only by NOD antivirus. If you don’t trust me – look at this link: fixer.exe scanned at VirusTotal.com

Release Information:

SW components:
- Phoenix Service Software 2009.34.7.40015
- DK2 Dongle Driver v 7.14.0.25
- Nokia Connectivity Cable USB Driver v 7.1.17.0 (for Win2000 driver version 6.85.15.0)
- Flash Update Package 09.042.021
- FLS-x Dongle Driver v 2.09.28
- FPS-11 version 5.10.0
Changes/improvements made from previous version 2009.20.10.39068:
New features:
- Touch Screen Calibration
- ALS Tuning Wizard
COMMON SW SB-107 Copyright ? Nokia Corporation 2009
Error corrections & changes:
- Flash Update Package 09.042.032
- New rf_losses.ini
- Product Code change improvements for RX-51
- Dynamic Country of origin in label printing shows country names in clear text if product specific configuration / data package supports it.
- Several improvements for the RX-51 product, please refer to product specific Service Bulletins for further instructions
- Changes to DCT-4 IMEI / ESN rebuild.
Known errors & limitations:
- Software downgrade with Tucson system is only possible for BB 5.0 products supporting the Data Package 2 concept.
- Flashing with FLS-5, SS-46 and product specific adapter is not reliable for all BB 5.0 products.
- If you install old DCT-4 data packages, Flash Update Package File installation path may be wrong. This is caused by very old DCT-4 data packages which contain Flash Update Package
and overwrite current information during installation. If you experience problems when updating FPS-x prommers, please check that Phoenix ôPrommer maintenanceö is looking for the files
from the correct location which is ôC:Program FilesCommon FilesNokiaTssFlashö. If not, Phoenix will show error ôUpdate via ini u file failedö. In this case, select ôUpdateö from that
Phoenix ôPrommer maintenanceö u UI, browse to correct directory and select ôfpsxupd.iniö for all other prommers except the FPS-8.
- Multi Flash has limited capabilities, launch Multiflash UI first and then connect phones one by one, do not attempt to service more than 5 phones at the time
- Some phone models request SIM Lock data to be written in wrong format. You should use special DLL as a workaround for this product software related problem. Please see Common SB SB-102 Tucson Add-On Components for SIM Lock version 
- While performing restore or variant change operations with Tucson system firmware update as a separate activity may increase stability.
- DCT-4 IMEI / ESN Rebuild functionality is limited. Corrections will be available when new Flash Update Package is released during week 45/2009
- Operating band reading / writing may not work for all products (e.g. RM-159), due to implementation in phone SW. Phoenix modifications will be available in an additional Phoenix release
estimated for week 43/2009. This function can also be done via phone keypad.
- Refurbishment flashing and product code change for RX-51 product requires SX-4 card to be available
- FPS-21 flashing for RX-51 works only with TCPIP connection, if FPS-21 prommer HW is older than 10. USB connection works if FPS-21 HW is 10 or newer.
 

Also, because of numerous requests I will also provide you with unmodified Phoenix (for those with third-party HW equipment).

Download: http://rapidshare.com/files/299680024/Phoenix_2009.34.7.exe

Original (not cracked) setup: http://rapidshare.com/files/299685841/Phoenix_Service_Software_2009_34_7_40015.exe

So when folks eye Microsoft’s latest efforts at creating an ecosystem around Web applications with more than the usual skepticism, it’s with good reason. But like 1990, the people involved in the company’s newest nurturing effort announced this morning, called WebsiteSpark, seem to have a genuine interest in building an active and vibrant market around Web applications, even if the plan for how to go about doing this hasn’t been fully fleshed out.

“One of the things we’re looking at doing with the WebsiteSpark program…is developing a true ecosystem around the development environment for the Web,” stated Laura Cooney, group product manager for the Microsoft Web Platform, in an interview with Betanews. “With the Windows Web Application Gallery specifically, we really are working to encourage developers that have their own applications out there already to put them in the gallery. We are actually driving visitors to the site, and today we’ve actually had over 700,000 applications downloaded to date.”

Last year at about this time, Microsoft first unveiled its Web Platform Installer software, which essentially contained all the runtime tools a client would need to run Web applications of any kind on Windows. While Microsoft emphasized its own branded components like ASP.NET and Silverlight, there was also equal time devoted to PHP, the most common Web application platform. Today, the 2.0 version of that software emerges from beta, with new emphasis on more Microsoft branded components such as ASP.NET MVC and ASP.NET AJAX, plus the Web platform edition of SQL Server. IIS is also included, although for now the edition is 7.0; version 7.5 is slated for inclusion with Windows Server 2008 R2 just weeks away.

But a lot of this is a big show. That’s not meant as an insult: The way Microsoft builds platforms and entices developers to move to those platforms, is by extending them to clients in the most convenient way possible. Where the company cashes in is through the gateways to those platforms: Developers will be enticed to invest in Visual Studio, Web designers in Expression Studio, and end users in Windows.

One of the critical components of this system, however, is the Web Application Gallery — and this is a part with which Microsoft has had some trouble to date. The ribbon cutting ceremony for this gallery was last March, but its 1.0 edition only showcased a few applications. And though it seemed nice at the time that familiar names like Drupal and WordPress were among them, it didn’t make the Gallery unique.

With the usual gallery opening, you have your featured artists’ works hanging on the wall when you open the doors. With WAG 2.0, Microsoft is making a bit of a gamble: It wants enough users to be enticed by the new Platform 2.0 that they bring new developers on board through the WebsiteSpark program, who will then be willing to “hang” their works in the new gallery.

The program actually has some enticing benefits in and of themselves, though, not even taking the gallery into account: Web app development houses with ten employees or fewer may apply, through Microsoft or one of its platform partners, to be a member of WebsiteSpark for a three-year period. During that time, the company plans to provide not only the platform (which is free to everyone else after all) but training and support through MSDN, along with free server software and development tools.

Specifically, Microsoft is offering three licenses of Visual Studio 2008 Professional Edition, two licenses of Expression Web 3, one Expression Studio 3, two Windows Web Server 2008 seats, and two SQL Server 2008 Web edition licenses, for no up-front cost. There will be an exit fee, however — all of $100; and afterwards, alumni will be invited to participate in “graduate packages” for $199 per year. Furthermore, Microsoft plans in the coming weeks to launch a “partner recruiting portal,” as Cooney calls it, to bring more talent into the management part of the process so that it doesn’t seem so…1990.

“We have a large network of partners who are participating,” Cooney told us, “so partners will be able to qualify individuals as well.” The process of development houses applying for membership, she added, “is not like going to get VC funding; I’m not going to put anyone through that…It’s actually easy to become involved in the program; you only have to be a Web professional, but you’re developing or designing applications…with up to ten members in your company, who currently use either Linux and/or Microsoft Windows platform.”

What classes of applications is Microsoft expecting WebsiteSpark members to produce? “We are focusing on a few specific areas: content management, anything around digital marketing, anything around Web 2.0, and then of course, e-commerce. E-commerce is the number one type of application that’s run on platforms for Web developers.”

It may take a few successful Web apps to be promoted through this new Gallery 2.0 and WebsiteSpark development program, before the “ecosystem” at large is completely convinced of Microsoft’s benevolence. But this time around, unlike last time, there’s a feeling that the proverbial giant has learned its lesson, and that the only route for Microsoft’s success with Web apps is a different one than its success with desktop apps — a route that’s more inclusive, more inviting, and more cooperative.

“It’s really not just about software and solutions…it’s really about driving business opportunities for these companies that are out there,” explained Laura Cooney. “My background is actually with Web 2.0; I came from IBM. And every time I go on the road, I talk to potential customers. The thing I see over and over again at these Web 2.0 expos, is people talking to me about, ‘How can I get more business? How can I get more customers? How do I get myself out there, market myself, my company?’…Microsoft wants to help these companies be successful with a marketplace that will be available shortly after launch, where Web professionals can showcase their capabilities and be found by customers.

“Through the recruiting portals,” she continued, “folks from smaller companies can go in and find people with complementary skills to help them out…If I’m a back-end developer, it might be difficult for me to find the right design firm to partner with to make that perfect Web site for a customer. But through this partner recruiting portal, you’ve got folks you know are trained on Microsoft technologies, folks you know can actually build the right code and solution for you. We’re actually creating this community to help these folks build their businesses.”

Hiren’s BootCD – All in one Dos Bootable CD which has all these utilities:: Partition Tools, Disk Clone Tools, Antivirus Tools, Recovery Tools, Testing Tools, Hard Disk Tools etc.

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Hiren’s BootCD 10.0
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+InfraRecorder 0.50
-ExpressBurn
+TestDisk for windows
+PhotoRec for windows
+Virtual Floppy Drive 2.1
+HxD 1.7.7.0
+FastCopy 1.99r4
+Angry IP Scanner 2.21
+TCPView 2.54
+OpenedFilesView 1.40
+ProcessActivityView 1.10
+RegScanner 1.77
+USBDeview 1.42
+Streams 1.56
+RemoveWGA 1.2
+RRT – Remove Restrictions Tool 3.0
Intel Matrix Storage Driver iastore.sys 8.9.0.1023 (Minixp)
PE Network Manager 0.45 (Minixp)
Security Tab (Minixp)
Pointsec Filter driver (Minixp)
Double Driver 2.1
GetDataBack 4.0
EASEUS Partition Master 4.0.1
TrueCrypt 6.2a
HDD Regenerator 1.71
Recuva 1.29.429
Unstoppable Copier 4.2
IsMyLcdOK (Monitor Test) 1.02
Samsung The Drive Diagnostic Utility (ESTOOL) 3.00g
IBM/Hitachi Drive Fitness Test 4.15
HDD Scan 3.2
System Analyser 5.3w
Astra 5.43
HWiNFO 5.3.0
CPU Identification utility 1.17
PC Wizard 2009.1.90
SIW 2009-07-28
CPU-Z 1.52
ProduKey 1.36
Wireless Key View 1.27
Content Advisor Password Remover 1.01
MessenPass 1.26
CCleaner 2.23.993
CurrPorts 1.66
Autoruns 9.53
Ultimate Windows Tweaker 2.0
Xp-AntiSpy 3.97.4 beta
ShellExView 1.40
Kaspersky Virus Removal Tool 7.0.0.290 (2908)
Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware 1.40 (2908)
SpywareBlaster 4.2 (2908)
SmitFraudFix 2.423
PCI 32 Sniffer 1.4 (2908)
PCI and AGP info Tool (2908)
Unknown Devices 1.2 (2908)
ComboFix (2908)
Spybot – Search & Destroy 1.6.2 (2908)
SuperAntispyware 4.27 (2908)

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