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Get your FREE Microsoft Office 2010 now! The free download version is Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2010 Beta.

It is a beta version, therefore software bugs are expected.

The free Office 2010 download is available now here. Registration is required to get the Office 2010 product key and the downloads.

image: Office 2010 serial key

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Microsoft Windows 7 will launch in Malaysia by tomorrow (Oct 23, 2009). Many users are waiting to upgrade their PC, but some of you can get free upgrade to Windows 7!

If you have bought a PC with Windows Vista (Home Premium, Business or Ultimate) installed between June 26, 2009 and January 31, 2010, you are eligible for a FREE Windows 7 upgrade!

(As expected, Windows XP does NOT qualify for the free Windows 7 Upgrade Program. Sorry, WinXP netbook users.)

How to get your FREE Windows 7 Upgrade Kit?

First of all, you need to check your Windows Vista part number at the Microsoft Windows 7 Upgrade Option page. If yours are included, congrats!

Next, check with your PC manufacturers.

Most branded PC manufacturers are participated in the Windows 7 Free Upgrade program, such as: Dell, HP, Lenovo, SONY, TOSHIBA, Asus, Fujitsu, Acer, and others.

Visit the link of your PC manufacturer above to register and get your Windows 7 Upgrade, FREE!

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Microsoft Windows 7 is to be released on Oct 22, 2009. This is the best way to sell Windows 7:

Don’t you agree? [via imgbit.com]

Have you tried Windows 7? Are you ready to upgrade?

More Information:

• Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Upgrade listing at Amazon.com
• Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate Upgrade listing at Amazon.com

These few days, I have received many spam messages from my windows live messenger contacts. The message contains a hyperlink (appears to link to an image).

The link goes to a page showing a “DATE MY IM” form, asking your msn email and password.

Well, it looks almost exactly the same as “Pics for MSN Friends“, which I previously wrote about.

Same trick, but never fails to work. *sigh*

If your friend is sending you the similar message, please ask them to change windows live password.

“Never give your password to anyone. No one from Windows Live Mail will ever ask you for your password.” (via http://help.live.com/)

You have installed Internet Explorer 8 but feel disappointed and want to uninstall it? Here are the instructions to uninstall IE8 on Windows XP and Windows Vista.

Uninstall IE8 on Windows XP

1. Click “Start” button and select “Control Panel“
2. Select “Add or Remove Programs“
3. Find and select “Windows Internet Explorer 8” from the list of available applications.
4. Click the “Remove” button.
5. Restart computer.

Uninstall IE8 on Windows Vista

1. Click “Start” button and select “Control Panel“.
2. Select “Programs” (or “Program and Features” if you’re using the Classic View).
3. Select “View installed updates” (it will be under the Tasks column if you’re using the Classic View).
4. Find and select “Windows Internet Explorer 8” from the list of available updates.
5. Click the “Uninstall” button at the top of the list.
6. Restart computer.

[via Tech Recipes]