[FIX] WDS PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout

Recently, I was deploying Windows 7 on my College Lab. Previously the WDS function was working perfectly on server and deploying Client OS on the machines, but later on suddenly it stopped to worked. It started to give the issue with “TFTP open timeout”.  Now the problem began to me. I tried different option but still it didn’t work but finally at last after 1 hour of struggle i found out the casue. This can be caused by the DNS service binding to WDS UDP ports on the server.  This will generally occur after security update MS08-037 is installed on the server.

Fix WDS PXE-E32: TFTP open timeout

[FIXED] Gadget Window disappear in Windows 7

Someday ago I was just tweaking my machine…i.e. windows 7….and it just gave me impact of gadget window disappear….whenever I try to open the gadget Window by right click on the desktop, to select the gadget I get no response…it was like I was having misfire every time. To fix it I ran out through the registry to the system files and etc….but it was too easy…I have never expect that it could be happen… I just checked my UAC it was disable…and that was the cause for misfire in the gadget windows of mine.Here I am providing some reasons why you cannot get you gadget window appear.

[Fix] Vulnerability on 32-bit Windows 7

Some days ago I was going through some article fixing the error on windows 7….but suddenly I got an article about the 17- year old EoP (Elevation of Privilege) Vulnerability that is still surviving in our Operating system with a multiple iteration of  platform. It is the case of the BIOS calls in the virtual 8086 mode monitor code which was introduced in Windows NT 3.1, released in 1993 and that is surviving till this day in Windows 7. In this regard, Microsoft has confirmed information made Public detailing a vulnerability contained in every release of the Windows NT kernel and dating back 17 years.

Windows 7 UAC Vulnerability…FIXED

A simple change made into Windows 7’s registry can cause the operating system to cut access for end users to the settings of the User Account Control feature. According to the Redmond company, the Office 97 has been identified as the source of the problem. Microsoft explains that the issue only occurs in scenarios in which end users attempt to install Office 97. It is the very installation of Office 97 that is responsible for the registry change which cuts off access to the settings of UAC in Windows 7.