Windows 7 Loader 2.0.4

This is the loader application that’s used by millions of people worldwide, well known for passing Microsoft’s WAT (Windows Activation Technologies) and is arguably the safest Windows activation exploit ever created. The application itself injects a SLIC (System Licensed Internal Code) into your system before Windows boots; this is what fools Windows into thinking it’s genuine.
Features
•Can be run as a standalone application
•Works well with all system languages
•Custom OEM information can be installed
•Argument support for silent installs
•Can be used for pre-activation
•Application integrity checking
•Custom error handling
•Support for hidden partitions and complex setups
•Can work alongside Linux’s GRUB or any other boot manager
•Works with TrueCrypt and many other types of hard drive encryption applications
•Add your own certificates and serials externally
•Offers certificate and serial installation only for users with an existing SLIC 2.1
•Automated system profiling (The application matches everything up for you)
The rundown
•Compatible with Windows 7 SP1 and all system updates ? check
•Will run on x86 and x64 systems ? check
•No core system files get modified ? check
•No extra processes are run so you have nothing eating at your RAM ? check
•All key parts of the exploit are encrypted with a custom encryption ? check
•The exploit runs before Windows so it’s harder for Microsoft to prevent ? check
•The exploit patches all necessary tables making activation look authentic ? check
•The application will select the best profile for your system during installation ? check
•Each and every user has a unique version of the exploit installed on his/her system ? check
Supported operating systems
•Windows 7 Ultimate
•Windows 7 Ultimate E
•Windows 7 Professional
•Windows 7 Professional E
•Windows 7 Home Premium
•Windows 7 Home Premium E
•Windows 7 Home Basic
•Windows 7 Starter
•Windows 7 Starter E
•Windows Vista Ultimate
•Windows Vista Business
•Windows Vista Business N
•Windows Vista Home Premium
•Windows Vista Home Basic
•Windows Vista Home Basic N
•Windows Vista Starter
•Windows Server 2008 R2: Enterprise
•Windows Server 2008 R2: Standard
•Windows Server 2008 R2: Foundation
•Windows Server 2008: Enterprise
•Windows Server 2008: Standard
•Windows Server 2008: Foundation
•Windows Small Business Server 2008
•Windows Small Business Server 2011
Note: You must be running build 7600 or greater for Windows 7 and Windows Server 2008 R2.
Note: I don’t recommend using any of the Windows 7 E editions.

Note: Windows 7 N editions will only be supported when OEM SLP serials leak.

Download : Windows 7 loader

Keeping Your Drivers Up-To-Date

WindowsUpdate keeps your Microsoft OS and applications up-to-date, but what about all your hardware drivers. A free program called SlimDrivers alerts you to the latest version of a driver.

There are two versions of the software. SlimDrivers is the free version only allows you update one driver at a time before you reboot. The premium version called DriverUpdate allows for multiple driver updates before you reboot and offers advanced automation features.

Download : Slim Driver

Windows 7: Disabling System Protection

Sometimes there's a need to turn off the System Restore feature (e.g. such as recovering free space on a drive).  By disabling the System Restore functionality, note it will be permanently deleting all existing restore points from the drive.

Below are the instructions on how to perform this action:

• From the Start menu, select Control Panel
• Select System and Security, and open the System control panel
• In the left pane, click System Protection
• If the UAC is enabled, the administrator credentials will be required.
• Select the drive to disable the System Protection feature.
• Generally feature is enabled on Windows system drive, which in most cases is the C: drive.
• Press the Configure... button, when the System Protection dialog displays, select the Turn off system protection radio button, then press the OK button.
• Press the OK button again to close the last dialog.

Windows 7: Scheduling Your Computer to Shut Down Automatically

Do you leave your computer on for extended periods of time, and would like it if your computer would automatically shut down at a specific time of day.  Follow the instructions below.

• Click the Start button, in the search box, type "scheduled tasks" then click the item in the search results.
• In the Task Scheduler console, in the Actions pane on the right, click "Create Basic Task ...".
• In the Basic Task Wizard dialog, enter a name for task, such as "Shutdown Computer" and include a optional description such as "Shuts down computer at 12:00 a.m. everyday", press the Next button.
• On the Task Trigger page, select "Daily" and press the Next button.
• On the Daily page, enter a start date and time that you want the task to first begin (e.g. 12/1/11 and 12:00 a.m.) and press the Next button.
• On the Action page, select the "Start a Program" and press the Next button.
• On the Start a Program page, in the Program/script field, type:  %SYSTEMROOT%\SYSTEM32\SHUTDOWN.EXE
• Press the Next button, review the Summary page and press the Finish button.

Based on the task that was defined above Windows will now automatically shut down at 12:00 a.m. each day. Although before it does the system will display a pop-up notification, "Windows will shut down in less than a minute."