What do you want first?

[Syntaxvgm]

I want to write a few guides for LTT, but I don't have a lot of spare time. I would like to make full guides with pictures.
I will eventually do all of these, but I was wondering what you'd like to see first.

Options-
1. How to migrate a windows licence from one computer to another. This will include finding they key, and deactivating the old copy. Really useful, especially for major hardware upgrades or replacement pcs, or if you just want a fresh install on an OEM machine which you don't have the key for.

2. How to use run a virtual mahcine of an OS on a hard disk. IE Run your windows partition from linux or the opposite. Similar to Parallels for Mac, but with the freeware virtualbox. Great for those wanting to try linux, but still would like to have seamless access to their windows installation.

3. How to crack or strip almost any Bios password on laptops. A lot of laptops still keep the Bios password even after removing the CMOS battery. There are other methods less commonly known. I own several laptops I could use as an example.

4. Getting crossfire to preform right. (Just a few tips)

5. Get asked for help fixing crap and junk all of the time? Want to be ready for computer problems anywhere? An easy guide for making USB repair tools for the keychain. Includes debugging, password stripping, windows install discs, and the obvious stuff like malicious software removal and a live boot linux distro, ect. Always be ready! Every good IT guy has his own USB rescue key, and so should you.

Edit- I'm certainly doing #1 this weekend. #5 will take longer, but will be the next after #1

EDIT
#1 is up!

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/181501-retrieving-your-windows-keyhow-deactivate-a-computer/

[Wauthar]

1 and 5 would make very interesting guides! I'd like to see those

[DeViLzzz]

What I want is not listed.

[Syntaxvgm]

What I want is not listed.

Well what do you want?

[Disorder131]

do 1 please 

[LapX]

In order : 1-5-3 please

[NeatSquidYT]

I want to write a few guides for LTT, but I don't have a lot of spare time. I would like to make full guides with pictures.I will eventually do all of these, but I was wondering what you'd like to see first.Options-1. How to migrate a windows licence from one computer to another. This will include finding they key, and deactivating the old copy. Really useful, especially for major hardware upgrades or replacement pcs.2. How to use run a virtual mahcine of an OS on a hard disk. IE Run your windows partition from linux or the opposite. Similar to Parallels for Mac, but with the freeware virtualbox. Great for those wanting to try linux, but still would like to have seamless access to their windows installation.3. How to crack or strip almost any Bios password on laptops. A lot of laptops still keep the Bios password even after removing the CMOS battery. There are other methods less commonly known. I own several laptops I could use as an example.4. Getting crossfire to preform right. (Just a few tips)5. Get asked for help fixing crap and junk all of the time? Want to be ready for computer problems anywhere? An easy guide for making USB repair tools for the keychain. Includes debugging, password stripping, windows install discs, and the obvious stuff like malicious software removal and a live boot linux distro, ect. Always be ready! Every good IT guy has his own USB rescue key, and so should you.

Number 1 sounds awesome, i have windows 7 on my laptop, be cool to transfer it to my future rig

[Syntaxvgm]

1 and 5 are really popular so far.

[Swndlr]

1 would really help for a lot of common situations imo

[steffen_anywhere]

5 would be interesting!

[rhyseyness]

1 and 5, as the poll suggests

[0s4x]

5 plz. Then 1.

[Syntaxvgm]

Really surprised so many people want 5. Kinda added that as an after thought. 

[razor767]

1, 2 and 5 would be very useful to me.

[MEC-777]

1 and 5 please. 

 

Thanks!

[FrozenFlame]

1 seems interesting

[Kyuubixchidori]

1 is good to make a guide because its something you rarely have to do, so its hard to remember.

 

5 seems the most useful. would be very grateful to see a complete guide of all the resources and how to use it

[Syntaxvgm]

Well I'm definitely doing 1 and 5  so far. 1 withing a week or so. 

[Tie Lightning]

1 and five please in no particular order

[TheGamingBarrel]

1 Please, I want to know how to do it for my PC I am building

[Syntaxvgm]

I've added #1

http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/181501-retrieving-your-windows-keyhow-deactivate-a-computer/

#5 is next. 

[Stadiz]

I choose 5 because its the most usefull for all of us in the community

[Syntaxvgm]

I choose 5 because its the most usefull for all of us in the community

I'll be doing it as soon as I can. hopefully this week. 

[Stadiz]

I'll be doing it as soon as I can. hopefully this week. 

Are you going to post it here or ???

Let us know because I want to follow this topic

[Syntaxvgm]

Are you going to post it here or ???

Let us know because I want to follow this topic

I will post it in guide and tutorials where I posted the other, but I will reply here when I finish it. Not been having a good few months, and my time is not the freest, that's why i made this topic. #5 will take a lot more preparation as there's a lot I want to cover, but I will finish it as soon as I can.