Digi/Celcom/Hotlink

Celcom Prepaid X-Pax
TEMPOH KREDIT For 1 Year / 2 Year For Celcom Prepaid User.
  Tempoh Kredit Term & Conditions

1.This Promotion is open to all Prepaid customers with Active Status
2.Customer pay RM30 or RM50 & get 1 or 2 years VALIDITY

EXP1 send to 28882 - RM30 will be deducted for 1year validity.

EXP2 send to 28882 - RM50 will be deducted for 2years validity.

T&C FOR EXP1 :
After reload RM30, you will get 6months ONLY, to get another 6months you have to reload another RM30. So total = 1yr validity after you reload RM30 (deduction) + RM30 balance.

T&C FOR EXP2 :
After reload RM50, you will get 6months ONLY, to get another 18months you have to reload another RM30. So total = 2yrs validity after you reload RM50 (deduction) + RM30 balance.

T&C for EXP1 and EXP2 :
Another RM30 balance has to reload within 6months time after activated EXP1 / EXP2.

Just dial *118#, choose My Prepaid.. and next, choose Credit Validity.. since the menu available at *118# also, not *119# only then no need to change plan.....

Reload Command For Prepaid:

Celcom Reload = *122*16pin no# Call Or SMS REC_16pin no_HP no to 2888 / 2889

Celcom Check Balance = *124# Call or SMS BAL to 2888 / 2889

Celcom Easy Menu = *118#  or  *119# Call

Celcom Hot Line Contact = 1111

 Click here for details. Celcom website for validity 1 Year cost RM30

Hotlink 365

Step To Activate as below:

Dial *100#  Call

Then follow by reply the EasyMenu step:  01-seterusnya , 8-Hotlink specials , 4-Hotlink 365 ,  1 -Teruskan ,  1- Langgan , 1- Langgan. Then you received a sms said that you've successfully switched to hotlink 365. Your current validity has now been extended with 365days.

Top up to ensure a minimum credit more than RM33 is in your prepaid account .
   
Hotlink 365 gives you the best call and SMS rates similar to our current best rate plan, which is Hotlink Plan.
    Call rates 
Normal With RM30 top up or more
(valid for 30days) SMS Rates
Activ10 15sen/min 15sen/min 1sen/SMS
Hotlink to same network 39sen/min 36sen/min 7sen/SMS
Hotlink to different network 49sen/min 36sen/min 15sen/SMS

 
Note:  I’ve subscribed to Hotlink 365. But after using it for 3 months, I want to switch back to my old plan or to another plan. Can I do so?
         No. You cannot migrate to any other plans until your Hotlink 365 expires. Your Hotlink 365 will only expire for the following  reasons:
a) Failure to fulfill the accumulated top up condition of RM30 in the first six months of the subscription
b) Failure to renew your Hotlink 365 when the 365 validity days are over.
 
Note: You’ll be auto-switched to Hotlink Plan when your Hotlink 365 subscription expires.
 
CONDITIONS
 
1. Is there a condition I need to meet during my subscription to Hotlink 365?
 
Yes. You will need to accumulate top up of RM30 or more in the first six months of your 365 validity days. (e.g. a minimum of RM5 x 6 months or RM10 x 3 months).
 
2. I’ve subscribed to Hotlink 365. But I did not accumulate RM30 or more top up credits in the first six months of my 365 validity days. What will happen?
 
If you did not fulfill the condition by Day 180, your Hotlink 365 subscription (and the remaining 180 validity days) will expire immediately. After that, you will be auto-switched to Hotlink Plan. You will then have to top up to earn your validity days (e.g. top up RM10 and get 10 validity days). You can subscribe to Hotlink 365 again by just dialing *108*6# and paying the RM33 annual fee.
 
RENEWAL
 
1. My 365 validity days are expiring soon. How can I renew it? How much will I be charged?
 
You will receive a renewal invitation SMS 30 days before your plan’s expiry date. Just follow the instruction to renew. Once the renewal is successful, RM33 will be deducted from your account.
 
2. What happens if I don’t renew the plan?
 
You will be auto-switched to Hotlink Plan. You will now have to top up to earn your validity days (e.g. top up RM10 and get 10 validity days). You can always subscribe to Hotlink 365 again by just dialing *108*6# and paying the RM33 annual fee.

Note : Extract from Hotlink website

Reload Command For Prepaid:

Maxis Reload = *111*14pin no# Call  Or Call 122 and follow Instruction. 

Maxis Check Balance = *122# Call

Maxis Easy Menu = *100# Call

Maxis Hotline Contact = 1300 820 120

 Click here for details. Hotlink website for validity 1 Year cost RM33

Digi Super Long Life: 365days with RM30

 Step To Activate as below:

 Dial *128*1*7*3#  Call

 Click here for details. Digi website for validity 1 Year cost RM30

Reload Command For Prepaid:

Digi Reload = *123*16pin no# Call

Digi Check Balance = *126# Call 

DIGI Easy Menu = *128# Call

 Digi Hotline Contact = 016-299 0000

[分享]如何分享AIRTIME SHARE 和ADVANCE AIRTIME

很多时候在紧急的情况下，自己的预付卡不足，而不能拨电话时，怎么办 ？唯一的方法只有和朋友分享预付通话时间了或是去借点来用用。。现在就和大家分享全马三家流动网络供应商所推出的预付通话时间分享方程式。

DIGI Airtime Transfer
Digi 的预付通话时间分享数额为RM3 至 RM25，
使用期限是由分享数额而定，由2天至7天。服务费为RM0.15[双方被征收]。。
条件：传送后余额必须有RM10.00。。就是说最少要有RM13.15才能TRANSFER。。

方法：
在手机上按*128#然后按拨号，MENU出现后按4 （Talktime Service),之后你会见到talktime transfer 和talktime advance,然后按talktime transfer 进入，你就可以见到
-talktime transfer RM3(2 days)
-talktime transfer RM5(2 days)
-talktime transfer RM 15(5 days)
-talktime transfer RM 25(7days)
你们可以在这目录中选择你想要的数额之后，系统会发问是否确定，按确定之后就完成这步骤。

Digi Talktime Advance
Digi的这项服务是跟digi‘借钱’-最多可以借个RM3,期限为2天。所有通过的ADVANCE将在下一次RELOAD被扣除RM3。
每次借到RM2.50，还时是还RM3.00，所以chargeRM0.50是服务费。。。
条件：余额少过RM2.00
方法：在手机上按*128#然后按拨号，MENU出现后按4 （Talktime Service),之后你会见到talktime transfer 和talktime advance,然后按talktime advance进入，跟着指示进行。。。


MAXIS Airtime Share

明讯的预付通话时间分享数额为RM5 至 RM100，每次获得分享的数额也可获得累计使用时间，使用时间将由分享数额为定，RM5-RM9 为三天使用时间，RM10-Rm100为7天使用时间。
服务费为RM0.50
条件：share后余额需有RM4.00[也就是说你的电话要有RM9.50才能传送。。因为服务费RM0.50]

方法：
在写简讯，键入 share<空格><朋友的预付电话号码><空格><分享数额>  然后发送至22121，然后等回复简讯，当完成分享后，你和你的朋友会同时收到SMS通知。

Celcom Airtime Share
CELCOM的预付通话时间分享没则简讯服务费为RM0.50,分享数额由RM1至RM25，Rm1至RM3为期限1天，RM3以上为期限3天

方法：
在写简讯，首先需要注册密码和母亲名字，然后发送去1019
CAT<空格><6><空格><母亲姓名>

在写简讯，键入RM（数额）<空格>6位数密码，接着发送至要分享的号码，记住号码前面要加1(10191234567)就可以了。

青藏鐵路

「青藏鐵路」，奔馳在浩瀚的天路上，看盡離天堂最近的美景。

一旦搭過一次，你的心就永遠迷戀這片草原，攝魂在這片天堂。

西藏行的最大的驚喜是讓人感覺神秘的面紗，來西藏不做兩件事，絕對終身遺憾，第一是參觀布達拉宮，第二就是乘坐青藏鐵路.


青藏鐵路從成都至西藏拉薩，逾2006年全面通車，是世界上海拔最高（最高點位於海拔5321公尺的唐古拉山口），世界上最長的高原鐵路（格爾木到拉薩全線共1142公里）。

青藏這條鐵路，總共有六家公司在跑，分別是青藏公司、北京鐵路局、上海鐵路局、廣州鐵路局、成都鐵路局、重慶鐵路局，每一家的車種都不一樣。服務質量最好的，莫過於青藏公司了。

Lhasa Gonggar Airport

My recent trip to Tibet...Time to go back Malaysia....

西藏

最接近天堂的地方,天最澄清,也最蔚蓝。那里的僧人和寺庙可以给你一种世外的宁静.

My connection on 19 Sept 2013

My connection on 19 Sept 2013

How to install Windows XP on a Netbook using a USB flash drive

A Netbook can be a very handy replacement for a laptop sometimes, with their lightness and small size, but the fact that they don't come with a built in optical drive can really hurt when trying to perform certain tasks, like the re-installation of an OS for example. If there's been a big irreversible mistake on your Netbook or maybe you bought it secondhand without an OS installed, you're going to need to fix it...and unless you have a spare external CD drive to hand, it can be tricky.

Well, before you go running off to the shops to buy an external CD drive (that you will probably only need for this one task), you can get the job done all the same using a USB flash drive.

I just recently had to go through this myself, and the guide I was following was very short to the point. I wanted to write a new complete "Noobs" guide for people who might need to do this in the future (plus this guide will make things a tad easier if I have to do this again). Also, this guide is for the install of Windows XP only (32bit), if you would like to install an OS like Windows 7 on your Netbook, then look here; If you would like to install XP 64bit then you may receive errors during this guide's setup process.. Anyways, let's get started.

Step 1..What you will need:

1 - A USB flash drive (2gb or 4gb would be best, High speed is not necessary but preferred) (You don't have to format it just yet but know that it will be formatted later)

2 - Your Netbook at the ready

3 - A working computer with an optical drive and a Windows XP OS (it's important we work on an XP OS because an OS like Win 7 can be awkward with some of the software we will be using)

4 - Your original XP installation disc at the ready

5 - These Programs: usb_prep8 (227kb) and bootsect (226kb) (Download these folders and extract both onto the desktop of the working computer)

Step 2..Prepare the flash drive on the working computer:

1 - Insert your USB flash drive into the computer and to be safe remove any others you might have connected. Enter the "usb_prep8" folder and double click "usb_prep8.cmd". A command prompt window will open.

2 - Just press any key and the program will continue to open a program called "PeToUSB". It's very important you do not close any windows until I tell you to from this point on.

3 - Don't make any changes to the options just click start. Your USB flash drive will now be formatted and it shouldn't take long. (Remember, don't close any windows when it's finished)

4 - Now, open a fresh command prompt window by typing "cmd" in the Start->Run box. In this new command prompt window, Type the directory where "bootsect.exe" is saved (this should be in the bootsect folder on your desktop). Now type "bootsect.exe /nt52 Z:" (Replace "Z" with the drive letter of your USB flash drive..You can find your drive letter by looking in "My computer")

TIP: If you're having trouble with command prompt, move the contents of the Bootsect folder including the important "bootsect.exe" to the default command line of command prompt, normally "C:\Documents and Settings\Userxp" ("userxp" being your username folder). So move the contents into the "userxp" folder and then all you have to type in command prompt is "bootsect /nt52 Z:" (change "Z" to the the drive letter of your USB flash drive)

If all went well you should see “Bootcode was successfully updated on all targeted volumes”. After seeing this, close this very command prompt window and Close the PeToUSB window also. (remember to keep the other command prompt window "usb_prep8" open). The usb_prep8 window should now show some new options, we only need to concentrate on options 1, 2 and 3 here.

5 - Insert your XP installation disc into your CD drive and exit any autorun windows.

5a - Focus on the usb_prep8 command window and press 1 on your keyboard. This will bring up a window where you need to highlight the CD drive where your XP disc is and press OK.

5b - Now press 2 on your keyboard and type a drive letter that is NOT assigned to anything on the computer (this might already be done for you).

5c - Now press 3 on your keyboard and type the drive letter of your USB flash drive.

5d - Now press 4 on your keyboard to start the process.

6 - The script will ask you if it's ok to format. This is just the temp drive that's being created. Press Y then Enter.

7 - Once that's done, press Enter again to continue. Now you will see it copying the files from your XP disc to the temp drive, this will take about 5 minutes to complete. Press Enter again after it's finished to continue.

8 - Next a box will pop up asking to copy the files from the temp drive to the flash drive. Click yes, this will now complete the copying and it will take roughly 15 minutes to complete the process.

9 - When the program has finished a pop up window will ask you if you would like the USB drive to be the preferred boot drive. Click YES on this window.

10 - Click YES to unmount the virtual drive when it asks you. Now the USB drive is ready!. (Also, click any key a couple of times on the usb_prep8 window and it will close itself)

Step 3..Installing XP onto your Netbook:

If you receive any problems during this section, skip to the errors section at the bottom of this guide.


1 - Safely remove your flash drive from the computer and plug it into the Netbook before you turn the Netbook on (I would suggest you hook up the main power supply to the Netbook aswell).

2 - Turn on the Netbook and go straight into the BIOS (normally by pressing "Delete"). Change the boot priority from your main hard drive to your USB flash drive (sometimes their names maybe slightly different like "USB:MOAI" for example). Exit BIOS with "save settings and exit" when finished.

3 - On boot, you should now have two options: "Text Mode" and "GUI Mode". Enter the "Text Mode" here to start the first section of your XP install. Don't press anything when you reach the "Hard drive" section of the install, move to the next step.

4 - In order for your USB flash drive to recognize the partitions of your hard drive, we need to be careful here. So, format your Netbook's primary hard drive as normal Using "NTFS quick"(or if you need to create a new partition, do that then format it). Then choose to install on that partition.

Note: If you encountered a problem with the above step, try turning your Netbook off straight after the format and choosing "Text" setup again after reboot. When rebooted make no changes to the partition you've just format and carry on with the install. Things should be ok from here.

5 - After the files have been copied and the Netbook restarts, choose "GUI Mode" on the boot options. Let the Installation continue and do the stuff, input your product key and other information when required and then wait for the next restart.

6 - When the Netbook has restarted, choose the "GUI Mode" option again. The final part will now complete and eventually take you to your XP desktop.

7 - When you reach your desktop, you may now remove your USB flash drive. Before you start playing around on your new XP, I would recommend restarting your Netbook and entering the BIOS to change the boot priority back to your primary hard drive. After doing that, boot back up to your XP desktop and you're all done!

Error section:

NTLDR is missing when booting from your USB - First check that your BIOS boot settings are all correct. If they are correct, the files on your flash drive might have been corrupted. Plug it back into your backup working computer and take a look at the files, are the file names all scrambled up with funny square symbols and the like? If so, your flash drive might be corrupt (this sometimes can happen through repeated formatting with the windows formatter). Oh and the "$" and "~" are normal within the folder names.

No USB option in BIOS - Check that it's plugged in properly first. If so, your Netbook might not be able to recognize USB's as hard drives, check the manual maybe?

Cannot copy file in "Text Mode" or a BSOD in "Text Mode" - When I did my install, I got both a "Cannot copy file error" and a BSOD (the second time round). Installing from a USB is not the most reliable way of putting Windows on a computer, many times errors like this might occur...All you can do here is retry, and retry again till it takes. Place the Netbook on solid ground and don't move it (or the USB for that matter) and your chances will be better. If it keeps sticking on a particular file, that file itself might be corrupt (so take note of the file the error stops on).

Errors in "GUI Mode" - On a later install, I did experience two errors in GUI mode: I can say that if you encounter a freeze or BSOD here, as long as it doesn't happen in the "Saving Settings" section you should be okay to just restart your Netbook and press "GUI mode setup" again. If it does happen in the "Saving Settings" section, then you will have to do a complete fresh install right from "Text mode setup".

Unable to install - See if your BIOS has an option for "AHCI", If it does try disabling it and trying again.

My Netbooks on fire! - Well stop reading and start putting it out then.


I hope this guide has been helpful