My way in life

Went to Peugeot Blue Box in Shah Alam as a friend of mine interested in getting Bestari 206. The moment I walked into the show room I went straight to Peugeot 407 2.0. The 407 is assembled in Gurun, Kedah with 40% local content.

The lady at the show room offered a test drive which I politely said “No, it;s okay may be some other time” (As I know if I test drive it most probably I would have crazy idea of changing my car). According to the sales person, 407 has a service interval of 20K kilometers with each trip costing around RM500-600. I did asked about services. Since this car is new, do we have people with the right skill sets to do repairs and services. She told me that she don’t know the answer to that question as none of the first batch on the road yet.

Looking at the detail brochure of 407, it seem like 407 offer a great value.

Should you get this car, IMHO you should wait for review from the first batch owner.

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Finally I managed to get my vpn to work with maxis broadband. I managed to to download email, view intranet site  and login to sametime.

I’m gonna keep using it as I’m able to get connected almost everywhere (within the coverage area of coz) … No more asking customer for their proxy password to get access to the net (some cust.)

As per request of Jade, here some quick fix for your problem. If I’m not mistaken she got this problem quite a number of times.

Symptom :

The following error message is displayed when you try to run Registry Editor (regedit.exe) in Windows XP.

On standalone Windows XP, perform the steps below to remove the registry editing restrictions.

Method 1: Using the REG.EXE console tool

1. Click Start, Run and type this command:

You should be able to launch the Registry Editor.

Method 2: Using the Group Policy Editor (Windows XP Professional only)

• Click Start, Run and type gpedit.msc and press ENTER
• Go to the following location: User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> System
• Double-click Prevent access to registry editing tools and set it to Not Configured
• 
• Exit the Group Policy Editor

Note: If the setting already reads Not Configured, set it to Enabled, and click Apply. Then revert it back to Not Configured. This ensures that the DisableRegistryTools registry value is removed successfully.

Important : Steps listed in this article will help you unblock the Registry Editor, but that does not remove the Virus (if any) from your system.