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questo trojan, PERCHE’ DI TROJAN SI TRATTA, ha molteplici funzioni e può essere facilmente spacciato per un normale programma. MI RACCOMANDO NON FATE LAMERATE OK??????

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Available in high-quality here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq23gP1Fw60&fmt=18

In this well-explained video tutorial, you will learn how to make a simple beeper in 8086 assembly language. It uses a small program already installed on your computer called debug.exe.

Everything I’ve done is very well explained, so there shouldn’t be many questions, although please feel free to comment any way, and you’d do me a big favour by rating the video or subscribing to my channel as well.

I didn’t think so much could explain a few lines of code.

The three text files I used to explain things are available here in a ZIP file(video notes not included): http://louixthecowboy.googlepages.com/ASM_Tut_1_Info_Notes.zip

Thank you very much for watching my first assembly language tutorial, I hope you’ll like it.

If you have any questions, send me a PM or ask in the comments.

The music is called La Femme d’Argent by Air.

How to Create a Batch (.bat) in Windows XP

My Windows 3.11 computer

My Windows 3.11 computer.

Tech specs:
Brand-??
Processor-Intel(R) Pentium(R)-S @ 100 MHz Max.
RAM-16 MB
Drives-Optical, Floppy
HDD-1GB/1024MB
Year built-1993

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