tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-39633369255945003152024-03-17T20:03:52.841-07:00My TechnologyAll Tips And Tricks At Your PCSantosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.comBlogger167125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-83144174135668894362014-05-25T23:28:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:28:17.475-07:00TURN ON UR PC IN JUST 10 SECONDSTURN ON UR PC IN JUST 10 SECONDS
<br>
<br>Alright so you are tired of the boringg wait of system startups ,
<br>omg... what to do.. then follow me if u wanna know how to turn the pc
<br>on in 10 seconds (may vary) Then here is what u have to do to turn ur
<br>pc on in 10 seconds
<br>
<br>Start Run
<br>
<br>And type Regedit
<br>
<br>press enter
<br>
<br>this will open Registery Editor
<br>
<br>now look for the key
<br>
<br>HKEY_LOACAL_MECHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ContentIndex
<br>
<br>Now there find the Key Called "Startup Delay"
<br>
<br>Double Click On It
<br>
<br>Now where its Base Click Decimal
<br>
<br>Now its Default Value Is 4800000 (75300:hexadecimal)
<br>Change The Value To 40000
<br>
<br>here u go u have done it
<br>
<br>now close the Registery Editor and Restart Your Computer
<br>
<br>If you think of editing registry as any risk , then you can keep a
<br>backup of the old values so you can immediately restore it whenever
<br>you want
<br>
<br>So enjoy guys.....Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com320tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-25364533824518348322014-05-25T23:27:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:27:33.083-07:00SPEED UP MENU DISPLAY.!!SPEED UP MENU DISPLAY.!!
<br>
<br>
<br>When using the start menu you will notice a delay between different
<br>tiers of the menu hierarchy.So do you want to fast or speed up your
<br>computer in as easy method as you can then you are at the right place
<br>.. Because today i am going to tell you a method by using which you
<br>can speed up your computer without any clean up , tune up or any other
<br>software , Although i recommend this softwares to remove junk files on
<br>computer but this method is totally different from it.
<br>
<br>So what you have to do is
<br>
<br>1. Start Run
<br>
<br>2. Type regedit and press enter.
<br>
<br>3. Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop
<br>Select MenuShowDelay from the list on the right.
<br>
<br>4. Right click on it and select Modify.
<br>
<br>5. Change the value to 0.
<br>
<br>6. Reboot your computer.
<br>
<br>And you are done , you can see the changes that your system is fast
<br>from before , the delay time between the menu options show , refresh
<br>rate all are now very fast.
<br>
<br>If you think of editing registry as any risk , then you can keep a
<br>backup of the old values so you can immediately restore it whenever
<br>you want
<br>
<br>So enjoy guysSantosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-72964883762844171832014-05-25T23:26:00.003-07:002014-05-25T23:26:52.836-07:00Types of PasswordsTypes of Passwords
<br>
<br>There are three main types of passwords.
<br>
<br>Strings of Characters
<br>
<br>At the most basic level, passwords are stings of characters, numbers
<br>and symbols. Access to a keyboard or keypad allows entry of these
<br>types of passwords. These passwords range from the simplest – such as
<br>the three digit codes used on some garage door openers – to the more
<br>complicated combinations of characters, numbers and symbols that are
<br>recommended for protecting highly confidential information.
<br>
<br>Strings of Characters plus a token
<br>
<br>The next level in passwords is to require a string of characters,
<br>numbers and symbols plus a token of some type. An example of this is
<br>the ATM, which requires a card - the token - plus a personal
<br>identification number or PIN. This is considered more secure, because
<br>if you lack either item, you are denied access.
<br>
<br>Biometric Passwords
<br>
<br>The third level in passwords is the biometric password. This is the
<br>use of non-reproducible biological features, such as fingerprints or
<br>facial features to allow access. An example of this is the retinal
<br>scan, in which the retina – which is the interior surface of the back
<br>of the eye is photographed.
<br>
<br>The retina contains a unique pattern of blood vessels that are easily
<br>seen and this pattern is compared to a reference. Biometric passwords
<br>are the most sophisticated and are considered 'safer' but in reality a
<br>password that you 'carry' in your finger or eye is no safer than a
<br>strong password that you carry in your head, provided that the
<br>software that uses the
<br>password is correctly configured.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com6tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-16625063752095447272014-05-25T23:26:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:26:25.249-07:00Protection from Password CrackingProtection from Password Cracking
<br>
<br>Here are some suggestions on how to keep your passwords from being cracked:
<br>
<br>1. Use strong passwords that cannot be determined by a dictionary attack.
<br>
<br>2. Don't post your passwords near your computer.
<br>
<br>3.Limit wrong attempts to three tries, then lock the account. The
<br>password must then be reset.
<br>
<br>(This does not apply to documents or password protected zip files –
<br>they do not have lock out options.)
<br>
<br>4.Change passwords regularly.
<br>
<br>5. Use a variety of passwords for different computers. Does this mean
<br>that you need to create a unique password for everything? Absolutely
<br>not. Maintain a master password for things that don't matter . But use
<br>good passwords for anything that actually
<br>needs to be secure.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com3tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-82074020291639339302014-05-25T23:25:00.003-07:002014-05-25T23:25:48.664-07:00Tips to Buy a PrinterTips to Buy a Printer
<br>
<br>Introduction
<br>
<br>These are most commonly used output devices used to get prints of
<br>documents on the pager. Different printers have different mechanisms.
<br>Therefore purchasing a printer can be a sometimes confusing task. The
<br>following is additional information that will help in your purchasing
<br>decisions.
<br>
<br>
<br>Technology of printers
<br>
<br>There are many types and technology of printer are available in market
<br>but the most popular and commonly used are inkjet and laser printer.
<br>
<br>Ink Jet Printer.
<br>
<br> The inkjet printer is not-impact character printer and prints one
<br>character at a time. The printing quality of inkjet printer is
<br>measured by the number of tiny ink of drops per inch(dpi). Most inkjet
<br>printers range from 300 to 2400 dpi. Printers with higher dpi usually
<br>are more expensive but having high printing quality. The speed of an
<br>inkjet printer is measured by the number of pages per minute (ppm) it
<br>can print. Its printing speed is up to 15 ppm. Therefore purchasing a
<br>printer can be depends upon printers dpi and ppm but It depends upon
<br>user need.
<br>
<br>Laser Printer.
<br>
<br> A Laser printer is the fastest and high quality printer, but a laser
<br>printers are more expensive than inkjet printers and their print
<br>quality is also higher. The print quality and printing speed of laser
<br>printers make them ideal for offices and business. The laser printer
<br>can print text and graphics in very high quality resolution. The
<br>commonly user laser printers have resolution of 300 or 600 dpi and
<br>printing speed is from 5 to 30 ppm. The high quality laser printers
<br>have resolution from 600 to 2400 dpi. The printing speed of these
<br>printers is also more than 150 ppm.
<br>
<br>Speed and price range
<br>
<br>The price of laser printers depend on the quality and printing speed.
<br>The color printers are more costly than black-and-white laser
<br>printers. The higher the resolution and speed, the more expensive the
<br>printer.The price range can vary depending upon the quality of the
<br>printer and the type of printer for example inkjet, laser printers.
<br>
<br>READY TO BUY
<br>
<br>Once you have reviewed the appropriate information and believe that
<br>you are ready to make a purchase of a printer ensure that the source
<br>which you plan on purchasing the printer from is a reputable source
<br>and you have reviewed our section on what to look out for when
<br>purchasing over the Internet.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-71749465068768030412014-05-25T23:25:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:25:02.598-07:00Tips On Buying Computer Monitors.Tips On Buying Computer Monitors.
<br>
<br>Introduction of Monitor
<br>
<br>The monitor is a popular and most commonly used output device. Most
<br>monitors used in personal computers to display text, graphics, and
<br>video information. Due to different futures of monitor purchasing can
<br>be one of the most important task. Follow the some given steps to
<br>buying new or used monitor.
<br>
<br>
<br>Technology of monitor
<br>
<br>There are two basic types of monitors that are used with personal computer.
<br>
<br>CRT monitors
<br>
<br>Flat-Panel Monitors
<br>
<br>when you are purchasing a monitor it is important to know, you need a
<br>CRT monitor or a Flat Panel monitor.
<br>
<br>CRT Monitors. A CRT monitor is similar to standard television. Like
<br>televisions, CRT monitor size is measured diagonally, in inches,
<br>across the front of the screen. Today, CRT monitors are available in
<br>various sizes, i.e., 15, 17, 19, 21, and 22 inches. The large size
<br>monitors are more expensive and allow you to view more information on
<br>the screen at once.
<br>
<br>Flat Panel / LCD. A flat panel monitor is also called LCD monitor. A
<br>flat panel monitor takes up less desk space and also consumes less
<br>power. Flat panel monitors are available with different sizes such as
<br>15, 17, 18, 20, 21, and 23 inches. Flat panel monitors are commonly
<br>used in mobile devices such as laptop and table PCs. Similarly, smart
<br>phones, PDAs calculators have LCD screens.
<br>
<br>There are two main categories of LCDs. These are
<br>
<br>Active Matrix LCD
<br>
<br>Passive Matrix LCD
<br>
<br>Resolution
<br>
<br>The quality of monitor screen depends on its resolution, which is
<br>generally proportional to the size of screen.
<br>
<br>15" monitor typically has a resolution of 800 x 600 / 1,024 x 768
<br>
<br>17" monitor typically has a resolution of 1,280 x 1,024
<br>
<br>19" monitor typically has a resolution of 1,280 x 1024
<br>
<br>21" monitor typically has a resolution of 1,600 x 1,200.
<br>
<br>Once you have reviewed the appropriate information and believe that
<br>you are ready to make a purchase of a new monitor, ensure that the
<br>source which you plan on purchasing the monitor from is a reputable
<br>source and you have reviewed our section on what to look out for when
<br>purchasing over the Internet.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-78979740232444220672014-05-25T23:24:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:24:22.413-07:00Tips On Buying CD-ROM Drives.Tips On Buying CD-ROM Drives.
<br>
<br>INTRODUCTION
<br>
<br>CD-ROM drive is used with computer to read the information from the
<br>CD-ROM. Today CD-ROM drives have transfer rates ranging from 48X to
<br>75X or more. Generally Purchasing a CD-ROM drive relatively easy task
<br>however can involve some considerations when purchasing.
<br>
<br>Technology of CD-ROM
<br>
<br>Before considering purchasing a CD-ROM it is also good consider the
<br>other available options.
<br>
<br>CD-R - A CD-writer or recorder (or simply CD-R drive) is used to write
<br>data on CD-R disks. Usually, a CD-writer can read information from CD
<br>as well as write information on CD, The locally produced CD-R disks
<br>are created with CD writer. The speed of these drives is up to 52X or
<br>more.
<br>
<br>CD-RW - You must have a CD-RW drive to write date on the CD-RW. These
<br>drives have read and write speed is up to 52X or more but the re-write
<br>speed is 10X or more. The CD-RW drive is advanced and more expensive
<br>than CD-R drive. It can write data on both CD-R and CD-RW discs and
<br>also read data from them
<br>
<br>DVD - DVD stands for Digital Video Disk Versatile Disc. DVD-ROM is an
<br>extremely high capacity optical disc with storage capacity from 4.7 GB
<br>to 17 GB.
<br>
<br>TRANSFER RATES
<br>
<br>Today CD-ROM drives have transfer rates or speeds ranging from 52X to
<br>72X or more. For Example, a 52X CD-ROM drive has a data transfer rate
<br>of 7,200 KBps (i.e. 48 X 150 = 7200)or 7.2 MBps. It means that the
<br>higher the number, the faster the CD-ROM drive. This speed is
<br>generally only going to be noticeable when installing a program or
<br>copying large amounts of data from a CD.
<br>
<br>PRICE RANGE
<br>
<br>For a CD-ROM drive, not to be confused with a CD-R, CD-RW or DVD drive
<br>can vary depending upon the speed and the interface the CD-ROM drive
<br>uses.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-67877134178663246072014-05-25T23:23:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:23:43.030-07:00Tips on Buying a Server computerTips on Buying a Server computer
<br>
<br>Introduction
<br>
<br>Server is the most powerful and fastest, and also very expensive
<br>machine. It is used to process large amount of data and to solve the
<br>complicated scientific problems. The severs computers are used in
<br>large organization such as Banks, Airlines and Universities, that it
<br>is a big decision for organization to buy a proper server machine
<br>according to their need Below is information and help for what to look
<br>out for when purchasing a computer server. It is important to also
<br>note that every business is unique and may require more or less of
<br>what is listed below.
<br>
<br>
<br>NEW vs. USED
<br>
<br>Today there are two options to buy a Server computer, a new or used
<br>computer. Used computer are some time out of date, but you can buy it
<br>with very low price as compare to new computer, but I think branded or
<br>used computer are much stable than a new computer. Before purchasing a
<br>Server computer consider if you should purchase a new or used
<br>computer. Many individuals sell computer before they are out of date
<br>allow you to purchase a relatively decent computer. Before purchasing
<br>a new computer from a computer manufacture look at what is available
<br>and review the below precautions when purchasing a computer.
<br>
<br>More Considerations
<br>
<br>When purchasing a Server computer it is likely that you will have a
<br>general idea of what you may like in the computer or how you would
<br>like to configure the computer. Below is a listing of the various
<br>components likely to be found in a computer and recommendations and
<br>tips when considering any of the following components.
<br>
<br>
<br>Case
<br>
<br>Generally there are two types of Computer Case are available in
<br>market, for Example Tower case and desktop case. The system unit of
<br>the desktop personal computer can lie flat on the desk or table and
<br>the monitor is usually placed on the system unit. An other model of
<br>the computer case is known tower. The system unit of the tower PC is
<br>vertically placed on the desk or table. But purchasing a computer case
<br>is generally not an important consideration when you are going to buy
<br>a Computer. However it depends upon the user needs and choice to
<br>building a computer case may find it important to consider the
<br>following considerations.
<br>
<br>CD Media
<br>
<br>CD-R -always will be an important consideration to think about when
<br>purchasing a new computer or used computer. A CD-writer or recorder
<br>(or simply CD-R drive) is used to write data on CD-R disks. Usually, a
<br>CD-writer can read information from CD as well as write information on
<br>CD, The locally produced CD-R disks are created with CD writer. The
<br>speed of these drives is up to 52X or more.
<br>
<br>CD-RW - You must have a CD-RW drive to write date on the CD-RW. These
<br>drives have read and write speed is up to 52X or more but the re-write
<br>speed is 10X or more. The CD-RW drive is advanced and more expensive
<br>than CD-R drive. It can write data on both CD-R and CD-RW discs and
<br>also read data from them
<br>
<br>DVD - DVD stands for Digital Video Disk Versatile Disc. DVD-ROM is an
<br>extremely high capacity optical disc with storage capacity from 4.7 GB
<br>to 17 GB.
<br>
<br>
<br>Hard Drive
<br>
<br>Hard drives have and always will be an important consideration to
<br>think about when purchasing a new computer or used computer. Hard disk
<br>is most commonly used storage device in personal computers and laptop
<br>computers. Most application programs and operation systems require
<br>hard disk for installation and operation.
<br>
<br>
<br>Processor
<br>
<br>The computer processor is and will always be an important
<br>consideration when purchasing a computer. Processor is considered the
<br>brain of the computer. The CPU fetches instructions of program from
<br>main memory and executes them one by one. The speed of the CPU is
<br>measured in Mega Hertz or Giga Hertz and speed from 500 MHz to 3.4
<br>GHz, it depends upon a user needs, that is why purchasing a processor
<br>is an important consideration when building or buying a computer.
<br>There are several considerations and additional information about what
<br>to ask and look for when purchasing a processor directly or already
<br>installed into a computer.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-66215715654835570512014-05-25T23:22:00.003-07:002014-05-25T23:22:49.132-07:00Tips On Buying A DVD Drives.Tips On Buying A DVD Drives.
<br>
<br>Introduction
<br>
<br>DVD drives is used with computer to read the information from the
<br>DVD-ROM. Today DVD drives have transfer rates ranging of different
<br>capacity. Buying a DVD drive is confusing task, because there are many
<br>option for this purpose are available in market. Below we have listed
<br>important considerations to look at when considering purchasing a DVD
<br>drive.
<br>
<br>Technology of DVD Drives
<br>
<br>Before considering purchasing a DVD drives, it is also good consider
<br>the other available options.
<br>
<br>CD-R - A CD-writer or recorder (or simply CD-R drive) is used to write
<br>data on CD-R disks. Usually, a CD-writer can read information from CD
<br>as well as write information on CD, The locally produced CD-R disks
<br>are created with CD writer. The speed of these drives is up to 52X or
<br>more.
<br>
<br>CD-RW - You must have a CD-RW drive to write date on the CD-RW. These
<br>drives have read and write speed is up to 52X or more but the re-write
<br>speed is 10X or more. The CD-RW drive is advanced and more expensive
<br>than CD-R drive. It can write data on both CD-R and CD-RW discs and
<br>also read data from them
<br>
<br>DVD - DVD stands for Digital Video Disk Versatile Disc. DVD-ROM is an
<br>extremely high capacity optical disc with storage capacity from 4.7 GB
<br>to 17 GB.
<br>
<br>TRANSFER RATES
<br>
<br>DVD-ROM is an extremely high capacity optical disc with storage
<br>capacity from 4.7 GB to 17 GB. DVD disc is specially use to store
<br>movie films. It is also used to store huge database, music, complex
<br>software etc.
<br>
<br>OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
<br>
<br>There are some other important considerations to look at when
<br>purchasing a computer DVD drives include:
<br>
<br>DVD option: DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD+R, DVD+R DL,DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD+RW DL, DVD-RAM.
<br>
<br>Warranty: How long is the warranty and what does it cover.
<br>
<br>Support : Is the technical support number a free number is it open 24
<br>hours 7 days a week.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-7431512254893291512014-05-25T23:22:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:22:07.448-07:00Tips On Buying A CPU / ProcessorTips On Buying A CPU / Processor
<br>
<br>INTRODUCTION
<br>
<br>Processor is considered the brain of the computer. The CPU fetches
<br>instructions of program from main memory and executes them one by one.
<br>The speed of the CPU is measured in Mega Hertz or Giga Hertz and speed
<br>from 500 MHz to 3.4 GHz, it depends upon a user needs, that is why
<br>purchasing a processor is an important consideration when building or
<br>buying a computer. There are several considerations and additional
<br>information about what to ask and look for when purchasing a processor
<br>directly or already installed into a computer.
<br>
<br>TYPE
<br>
<br>The type of the processor can be very important consideration for
<br>users who are building a computer. The main thing in processor is the
<br>compatibility with the motherboard, Because the processor chip is
<br>plugged into the motherboard. Today there are many processor
<br>manufacturers AMD, Motorola and Intel. Final decision to buy a
<br>processor depends upon user need for example a home or basic user can
<br>buy Intel Celeron or AMD processor. If you can afford then must go for
<br>latest processor if you want your computer to retain functionality for
<br>four to six years. When considering any of the above companies product
<br>ensure that a motherboard that is compatible with that product is also
<br>purchased. For example if an Intel motherboard is purchased or
<br>currently installed into the computer you will want to consider an
<br>Intel Processor.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-61019378568361842772014-05-25T23:20:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:20:50.285-07:00Tips On Buying A Computer MotherboardTips On Buying A Computer Motherboard
<br>
<br>Introduction of Motherboard
<br>
<br>The motherboard is the main circuit board of the system unit. You can
<br>say that motherboard is the master circuit board in the computer. Many
<br>new user of computer are not well aware about motherboard that is why
<br>for users planning on building a computer a motherboard can be a
<br>confusing decision. Below we have listed some considerations and tips
<br>when looking at purchasing a computer motherboard.
<br>
<br>There are many factor of the motherboard is a crucial consideration
<br>when looking at a motherboard.
<br>
<br>PC motherboard has two or more expansion slots used to add new
<br>components to the computer. The memory chips are also inserted into
<br>the expansion slot to expand the size of memory. Given option are very
<br>important in any motherboard for example:
<br>
<br>Accelerator: It is used to increase the speed of processor.
<br>
<br>I/O: It is used to connect input/output devices such as printer, mouse
<br>and keyboard.
<br>
<br>Game: It is used to connect joystick.
<br>
<br>Disk Controller: It is used to connect disk and CD drives.
<br>
<br>Modem: It is used to connect other computers through telephone line or
<br>cable telephone line.
<br>
<br>TV Tuner: It is used for viewing television channels on the computer monitor.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-19908179941540704322014-05-25T23:19:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:19:16.319-07:00Tips On Buying A Computer MemoryTips On Buying A Computer Memory.
<br>
<br>Introduction of Computer memory.
<br>
<br>The Computer memory plays very important role in data processing.
<br>Computer memory means the computer can use powerful program with large
<br>size. It also improves the data procession speed of computer, that is
<br>way it is very important to verify When purchasing a computer memory,
<br>this memory is suitable for your computer and needs. Below is a
<br>listing of different considerations and tips to look for when
<br>purchasing computer memory.
<br>
<br>Type Of Memory
<br>
<br>There are many types of memory available in market, Before purchasing
<br>any memory or considering purchasing memory it is important that you
<br>distinguish the type of memory that is required. Below is a listing of
<br>some of the configurations of computer memory.
<br>
<br>Memory type: SIMM, DIMM, RIMM,
<br>
<br>Amount of Pins: 72-Pin, 30-Pin, etc..
<br>
<br>Speed of memory: 10ns, 60ns, 70ns, etc..Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-68237438313638948222014-05-25T23:18:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:18:11.509-07:00Tips For Buying Flat PanelsTips For Buying Flat Panels
<br>
<br>Introduction of Flat Panel Monitors
<br>
<br>These are two basic type of monitor that are used with personal
<br>computer, CRT Monitor and Flat-Panel Monitor. Flat Panel is a
<br>relatively new technology when compared to the CRT or standard monitor
<br>technology. Due to new technology some important considerations to
<br>look at when purchasing a flat panel Monitor.
<br>
<br>Technology of LCD
<br>
<br>There are two categories of LCDs then Before looking at what type of
<br>configurations you need to look for when purchasing a computer Flat
<br>Panel it is important to know if you want Active Matrix LCD or Passive
<br>Matrix LCD.
<br>
<br>Look for the best flat panel TV deal so you can buy at discounted prices.
<br>
<br>Active Matrix LCD :
<br>
<br>Active Matrix LCD uses a transistor for each liquid crystal cell or
<br>pixel and thus displays high quality images. Active Matrix LCD is also
<br>known Thin Film Transistor(TFT) display. Today, new generation of TFT
<br>is called organic LED that displays brighter images than standard TFT
<br>display. The organic LED uses organic molecules to generate output on
<br>the screen.
<br>
<br>Passive Matrix LCD :
<br>
<br>Passive Matrix LCD uses fewer transistors and requires less power than
<br>active matrix LCD. The colors on Passive Matrix LCD are not bright as
<br>compared to active matrix LCD.
<br>
<br>Resolution
<br>
<br>The quality of LCD screen depends on its resolution, which is
<br>generally proportional to the size of screen.
<br>
<br>15" flat panel monitor typically has a resolution of 800 x 600 / 1,024 x 768
<br>
<br>17" flat panel monitor typically has a resolution of 1,280 x 1,024
<br>
<br>19" flat panel monitor typically has a resolution of 1,280 x 1024
<br>
<br>21" flat panel monitor typically has a resolution of 1,600 x 1,200.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-24973004144338936472014-05-25T23:17:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:17:26.646-07:00Siemens Mobile Secret Codes:Siemens Mobile Secret Codes:
<br>
<br>C25:
<br>
<br>SP unlock *#0003*(secret code 8 digits)#
<br>
<br>*#0606# shows you Secret Code, but only without SIM Card.
<br>
<br>*#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
<br>
<br>Resets language to automatic selection : * # 0000 # then Green button
<br>Pin Out (electrical connections)
<br>
<br>1- GND
<br>2- SB
<br>3- POWER
<br>4- NC
<br>5- TX
<br>6- RX
<br>7- CLOCK
<br>8- DATA
<br>9- GND MIC
<br>10- HF MIC
<br>11- AUDIO
<br>12- GND AUDIO
<br>
<br>Languages:
<br>*#0000#+green phone - choose automaticaly
<br>*#0001#+green phone - English
<br>*#0030#+green phone - Greek
<br>*#0031#+green phone - Netherlands
<br>*#0032#+green phone - French
<br>*#0034#+green phone - Spanish
<br>*#0039#+green phone - Italian
<br>*#0049#+green phone - German
<br>*#0090#+green phone - Turkish
<br>
<br>How to change PIN:
<br>
<br>**04*old PIN*new PIN*new PIN#
<br>
<br>How to check simlock status
<br>
<br>*#0606# and then press left soft-key, you will see strange characters,
<br>then text ("brak blokad"). If you see for example 260-02, it means the
<br>phone is locked to Era GSM. In older models you can use *#06# and see
<br>the same information after clicking on left key (you will see IMEI and
<br>software version).
<br>
<br>S4:
<br>
<br>Monitor Mode - how to activate:
<br>
<br>Press left soft-key, then 9 (SET UP) 8 (Phone Status). You will see
<br>IMEI number, then press left soft-key and in order 7684666 and red
<br>phone at the end (monitor mode has been activated). To read
<br>information from Monitor Mode - press left soft-key, then 5 (GSM
<br>SERVICE) and 6 (Monitor). Monitor mode turns off when you switch off
<br>the phone. You must activate it again if you want.
<br>
<br>How to see date of software:
<br>
<br>Press left soft-key, then 9 (SET UP) 8 (Phone status). You will see
<br>IMEI number, then press twice left soft-key, 98, left soft-key,
<br>7684666, red phone (activates Monitor Mode), left soft-key, 56 (turns
<br>on Monitor Mode), left soft-key, 98, left soft-key, 7684666, hang up
<br>(red phone) >abck to "normal" and then left soft-key, 56.
<br>
<br>S6, S8:
<br>
<br>If you add to phonebook under 'own phone number' +12022243121 with
<br>namez (for example MMI), then you will see something smile.gif
<br>
<br>S10, E10:
<br>
<br>In phonebook enter +12022243121 as your own phone no. You will see a
<br>picture with sun, two palms and greetings.
<br>
<br>S15e:
<br>
<br>Monitor Mode:
<br>
<br>Code: *#7436267*8378# (*#SIEMENS*TEST#)
<br>
<br>Hold red phone button until it code disapears.
<br>
<br>Menu 3.3.4 Choose frequency.
<br>Menu 3.3.4.1 Automaticaly.
<br>Menu 3.3.4.2 Choose GSM-900
<br>Menu 3.3.4.3 Choose GSM-1800
<br>Menu 10.1 MS info
<br>Menu 10.2 Soft date
<br>Menu 10.2.1 Software version.
<br>Menu 10.2.2 EEProm version.
<br>Menu 10.3 Tst and product info.
<br>Menu 10.3.1 Handware data.
<br>Menu 10.3.2 Date of manufacture
<br>Menu 10.3.3 Service date
<br>Menu 10.3.4 Date of repair.
<br>
<br>S25:
<br>
<br>Enhanced Full Rate
<br>
<br>*#3370# turns on
<br>#3370# turns off
<br>Haft Rate Mode
<br>*#4720# turns on
<br>#4720# turns off.
<br>
<br>Languages:
<br>
<br>*#0000#+green phone - choose automaticaly
<br>*#0001#+green phone - English
<br>*#0030#+green phone - Greek
<br>*#0031#+green phone - Netherlands
<br>*#0032#+green phone - French
<br>*#0034#+green phone - Spanish
<br>*#0039#+green phone - Italian
<br>*#0049#+green phone - German
<br>*#0090#+green phone - Turkish
<br>
<br>How to change PIN2?
<br>
<br>**04*old PIN2*new PIN2*new PIN2#
<br>
<br>What is my software version?
<br>
<br>Menu 8-8-2 press left-softkey when you see IMEI number, or *#06# and
<br>then green phone button and then press left soft-key.
<br>
<br>How to extend battery life:
<br>
<br>IrDA - turn on only when you need.
<br>
<br>Turn off automatic network search (6-3)Turn off Vibration alarm.
<br>SP unlock *#0003*(secret code 8 digits)#
<br>*#0606# shows you Secret Code, but only without SIM Card.
<br>*#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
<br>
<br>Resets language to automatic selection : * # 0000 # then Green button
<br>
<br>S25, M35, S35, C35
<br>
<br>SP unlock *#0003*(secret code 8 digits)#
<br>*#0606# shows you Secret Code, but only without SIM Card.
<br>*#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
<br>Resets language to automatic selection : * # 0000 # then Green buttonSantosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com3tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-36267442092379911342014-05-25T23:16:00.003-07:002014-05-25T23:16:50.893-07:00Secret Codes Of Nokia Mobiles:Secret Codes Of Nokia Mobiles:
<br>
<br>Below we present secret codes of nokia mobile phones which are very
<br>useful for people who unlock phones and for amateurs of this topic.
<br>These special key sequences entered fromkeyboard of phone allow you to
<br>get some important information like IMEI number, release date,
<br>software version and much more. You can also choose default language,
<br>activatenetmonitor ect.
<br>
<br>1610/1630
<br>
<br>*#170602112302# (software version)
<br>
<br>1610/1611
<br>
<br>IMEI number: -*# 0 6 #
<br>Software version: -* # 1 7 0 6 0 2 1 1 2 3 9 2 #
<br>Simlock status: - # 9 2 7 0 2 6 8 9 #
<br>
<br>2110
<br>
<br>*#9999# (software version)
<br>
<br>2110i/2110e
<br>
<br>*#170602112302# or (depends on model)*#682371158412125# (software version)
<br>
<br>NOKIA3110
<br>
<br>*#06# -IMEI
<br>*#3110# -Software version
<br>##002# - allows to turn off voice mail.
<br>*#7780# - restore factory settings
<br>
<br>*#746025625#(or *#sim0clock#) - to check if clock of sim (SIM-Clock)
<br>can be stopped (SIM-Clock-stop is akind of standby mode which saces
<br>battery)
<br>
<br>*#92702689# (or *#war0anty#) -"warranty code:"- you have to enter one
<br>of the following codes:
<br>
<br>6232 (OK)displays month and year of production date (ie "0198")
<br>7332 (OK) - displays date of last repair - if there is (ie. "DATE NOT SAVED")
<br>7832 (OK) - displays date of purchase - if there is (ie. "DATE NOT SAVED")
<br>9268 (OK) -displays serial number
<br>37832 (OK) -sets purchase date in format MMYY (MM - month, YY - year)-
<br>
<br>attention: you can set it only once, so beware !
<br>
<br>87267 (OK)-displays message "Confirm Transfer?" - meaning is unknown (?)
<br>* # 9 2 7 0 2 6 8 9 # -Simlock info
<br>*#31# (call) -sets if your phone no. will be hidden or not (works only
<br>in some networks)
<br>
<br>*#76# (call) -sets if target phone number when you call should be
<br>displayed (works only in some networks)
<br>
<br>*#77# (call) -(work s only in some networks)
<br>*#33/35# (call -displays message "Service not active".
<br>**31# (call) -your no. will not be showed to others when you make a call
<br>
<br>3210
<br>
<br>*#06# -IMEI
<br>*#0000# -software version
<br>*#92702689# (or *#war0anty#)- enters service mode.
<br>*3370# -Turns on sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>
<br>#3370# -Turns off sound encoding system Enhanced Full Rate .
<br>*4720# -Turns on battery save mode - saves about 30 % of energy.
<br>#4720# -Turns off battery save mode.
<br>xx# -Replace xx with desired phonebook entry - press # and you will
<br>see it on display.
<br>
<br>51XX
<br>
<br>*#06# -IMEI
<br>*#0000# - Software version
<br>*#92702689#( or *#war0anty#) Enter service mode.
<br>*3370# -Turns on sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>#3370# -Turns off sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>*4720# -Turns on battery save mode - saves about 30 % of energy.
<br>#4720# -Turns off battery save mode.
<br>#pw+1234567890+1 -provider lock status
<br>#pw+1234567890+2 -Network lock status
<br>#pw+1234567890+3 -Provider lock status
<br>#pw+1234567890+4 - SimCard lock status
<br>
<br>NOKIA 61XX
<br>
<br>*#06# -IMEI
<br>*#0000# ;-*#99 99# (Nokia 6130)
<br>
<br>*#92702689# (or *#war0anty#) Software versionEnter service mode.
<br>*3370# -Turns on sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>#3370# -Turns off sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>*4720# -Turns on battery save mode - saves about 30 % of energy.
<br>#4720# -Turns off battery save mode.
<br>
<br>NOKIA8810
<br>
<br>*#06# - IMEI
<br>*#0000# -Software version
<br>*#92702689# (or *#war0anty#) Enter service mode.
<br>*3370# -Turns on sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>#3370# -Turns off sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>*4720# -Turns on battery save mode - saves about 30 % of energy
<br>#4720# -Turns off battery save mode - saves about 30 % of energy
<br>
<br>NOKIA99OO
<br>
<br>*#06# -IMEI
<br>*#682371158412125# -Software version
<br>*#3283# -Displays week and year of manufacture, ie. 1497 means 14th
<br>week of 1997.
<br>
<br>NOKIA 911O
<br>
<br>*#06# IMEI
<br>
<br>*#0000# SOFTWARE VERSION
<br>*3370# Turns on sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>#3370# Turns off sound encoding system - Enhanced Full Rate.
<br>*4720# Turns on battery save mode - saves about 30 % of energy.
<br>#4720# Turns off battery save mode.
<br>
<br>NOKIA 81XX
<br>
<br>*#06# IMEI
<br>*#8110# Software version
<br>xx# Replace xx with desired phonebook entry - press # and you will see
<br>it on display
<br>*#92702689# (or *#warOanty#)
<br>"Warranty code:" - you have to enter one of the following codes:
<br>9268 (OK) displays IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identification)
<br>6232 (OK) displays date of manufacture in format MMYY (MM - month, RR - year)
<br>
<br>7832 (OK) displays date of purchase
<br>7332 (OK) displays date of repair or upgrade
<br>37832 (OK) sets date of purchase in format MMYY (MM - month, RR -
<br>year) - attention: you can set it only once, so beware !!!
<br>87267 (OK) transmits user data/move data do service PCSantosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-87310626076680762672014-05-25T23:16:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:16:14.666-07:00Secret Codes Of Motorola MobilesSecret Codes Of Motorola Mobiles
<br>
<br>Motorola 920
<br>
<br>
<br>Press menu and type one of these numbers and press OK:
<br>
<br>11 = Status Review
<br>13 = Available Networks
<br>14 = Preferred Networks
<br>22 = Select Keypad Tones
<br>25 = Require SIM Card PIN
<br>26 = Language Selection
<br>32 = Repetitive Timer
<br>33 = Single Alert Timer
<br>34 = Set IN-Call Display
<br>35 = Show Call Timers
<br>36 = Show Call Charges
<br>37 = Call Charge Settings
<br>38 = Reset All Timers
<br>43 = Reset All Timers
<br>45 = Show Last Call
<br>46 = Total For All Calls
<br>47 = Lifetime Timer
<br>51 = Change Unlock Code
<br>52 = Master Reset
<br>53 = Master Clear (Warning!! May result in deleting the Message Editor!!!)
<br>54 = New Security Code
<br>55 = Automatic Lock
<br>63 = Battery Saving Mode
<br>
<br>Free call tip
<br>
<br>1 Enter the phone number
<br>2 Enter OK
<br>3 Type *#06#
<br>4 Press Button C
<br>5 And finally press the button for power off.
<br>
<br>You should now be able to talk without being billed.
<br>
<br>The 54# Tip:
<br>
<br>Type 1#, 2#........54# on the keypad (when you're not in the menu) to
<br>get the phone number used for with this key when speed dialing.
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola 930
<br>
<br>
<br>Press menu and type one of these numbers and press OK:
<br>
<br>11 = Status Review
<br>13 = Available Networks
<br>14 = Preferred Networks
<br>22 = Select Keypad Tones
<br>25 = Require SIM Card PIN
<br>26 = Language Selection
<br>32 = Repetitive Timer
<br>33 = Single Alert Timer
<br>34 = Set IN-Call Display
<br>35 = Show Call Timers
<br>36 = Show Call Charges
<br>37 = Call Charge Settings
<br>38 = Reset All Timers
<br>43 = Reset All Timers
<br>45 = Show Last Call
<br>46 = Total For All Calls
<br>47 = Lifetime Timer
<br>51 = Change Unlock Code
<br>52 = Master Reset
<br>53 = Master Clear (Warning!! May result in deleting the Message Editor!!!)
<br>54 = New Security Code
<br>55 = Automatic Lock
<br>63 = Battery Saving Mode
<br>
<br>Free call tip
<br>
<br>1 Enter the phone number
<br>2 Enter OK
<br>3 Type *#06#
<br>4 Press Button C
<br>5 And finally press the button for power off.
<br>
<br>You should now be able to talk without being billed.
<br>
<br>Motorola 930
<br>
<br>The 54# Tip:
<br>Type 1#, 2#........54# on the keypad (when you're not in the menu) to
<br>get the phone number used for with this key when speed dialing.
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola 6200
<br>
<br>
<br>(Note: pause means the * key held in until box appears)
<br>
<br>To activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 1 [pause] [ok]
<br>You now have to press the [MENU] and scroll to the 'Eng
<br>Field Options' function with the keys, and enable it.
<br>
<br>De-activate RBS
<br>
<br>To de-activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 0 [pause] [ok]
<br>This only works with some versions of software.
<br>
<br>These countries has been reported working:
<br>UK (Orange)
<br>AU
<br>
<br>What's the use of RBS:
<br>
<br>Get Distance From Base Station - Place a call, when it
<br>is answered, press [MENU] until 'Eng Field Option' is
<br>displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell', press [OK],
<br>press [MENU] until 'Time Adv xxx' appears, where xxx is
<br>a number. Multiply this number by 550, and the result is
<br>the distance from the RBS (Radio Base Station), in
<br>meters.
<br>
<br>Get Signal Quality - press [MENU] until 'Eng Field
<br>Option' is displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell',
<br>press [OK], press [MENU] until 'C1' appears. This is the
<br>signal quality. If it becomes negative for longer than 5
<br>seconds, a new cell is selected.
<br>
<br>Pin Outs
<br>
<br>Numbered left to right, keypad up, battery down
<br>
<br>1. Audio Ground
<br>2. V+
<br>3. True data (TD) (input)
<br>4. Downlink - Complimentary data (CD) (input)
<br>5. Uplink - Return data (RD) (output)
<br>6. GND
<br>7. Audio Out - on/off
<br>8. Audio In
<br>9. Manual Test - ???
<br>10. Battery Feedback
<br>11. Antenna connector
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola 7500
<br>
<br>
<br>(Note: pause means the * key held in until box appears)
<br>
<br>To activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 1 [pause] [ok]
<br>You now have to press the [MENU] and scroll to the 'Eng
<br>Field Options' function with the keys, and enable it.
<br>
<br>De-activate RBS
<br>
<br>To de-activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 0 [pause] [ok]
<br>This only works with some versions of software.
<br>These countries has been reported working:
<br>IT (model: F16 HW: 5.2 SW: 2.1)
<br>
<br>What's the use of RBS:
<br>
<br>Get Distance From Base Station - Place a call, when it
<br>is answered, press [MENU] until 'Eng Field Option' is
<br>displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell', press [OK],
<br>press [MENU] until 'Time Adv xxx' appears, where xxx is
<br>a number. Multiply this number by 550, and the result is
<br>the distance from the RBS (Radio Base Station), in
<br>meters.
<br>
<br>Get Signal Quality - press [MENU] until 'Eng Field
<br>Option' is displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell',
<br>press [OK], press [MENU] until 'C1' appears. This is the
<br>signal quality. If it becomes negative for longer than 5
<br>seconds, a new cell is selected.
<br>
<br>Pin Outs
<br>
<br>Numbered right to left, keypad up, battery down looking
<br>
<br>1. Gnd
<br>2. Pos
<br>3. True data (TD) (input)
<br>4. Complimentary data (CD) (input)
<br>5. Return data (RD) (output)
<br>6. Audio gnd
<br>7. Audio out
<br>8. Audioin
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola 8200
<br>
<br>
<br>(Note: pause means the * key held in until box appears)
<br>
<br>To activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 1 [pause] [ok]
<br>You now have to press the [MENU] and scroll to the 'Eng
<br>Field Options' function with the keys, and enable it.
<br>
<br>De-activate RBS
<br>
<br>To de-activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 0 [pause] [ok]
<br>This only works with some versions of software.
<br>
<br>These countries has been reported working:
<br>ES, AU, NL, BE
<br>
<br>What's the use of RBS:
<br>
<br>Get Distance From Base Station - Place a call, when it
<br>is answered, press [MENU] until 'Eng Field Option' is
<br>displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell', press [OK],
<br>press [MENU] until 'Time Adv xxx' appears, where xxx is
<br>a number. Multiply this number by 550, and the result is
<br>the distance from the RBS (Radio Base Station), in
<br>meters.
<br>
<br>Get Signal Quality - press [MENU] until 'Eng Field
<br>Option' is displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell',
<br>press [OK], press [MENU] until 'C1' appears. This is the
<br>signal quality. If it becomes negative for longer than 5
<br>seconds, a new cell is selected.
<br>
<br>Pin Outs
<br>
<br>Numbered right to left, keypad up, battery down looking
<br>
<br>1. Audio Ground
<br>2. V+
<br>3. True data (TD) (input)
<br>4. Downlink - Complimentary data (CD) (input)
<br>5. Uplink - Return data (RD) (output)
<br>6. GND
<br>7. Audio Out - on/off
<br>8. Audio In
<br>9. Manual Test - ???
<br>10. Battery Feedback
<br>11. Antenna connector
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola 8400
<br>
<br>
<br>(Note: pause means the * key held in until box appears)
<br>
<br>To activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 1 [pause] [ok]
<br>You now have to press the [MENU] and scroll to the 'Eng
<br>Field Options' function with the keys, and enable it.
<br>
<br>De-activate RBS
<br>
<br>To de-activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 0 [pause] [ok]
<br>This only works with some versions of software.
<br>
<br>These countries has been reported working:
<br>
<br>ES, AU, NL, BE
<br>
<br>What's the use of RBS:
<br>
<br>Get Distance From Base Station - Place a call, when it
<br>is answered, press [MENU] until 'Eng Field Option' is
<br>displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell', press [OK],
<br>press [MENU] until 'Time Adv xxx' appears, where xxx is
<br>a number. Multiply this number by 550, and the result is
<br>the distance from the RBS (Radio Base Station), in
<br>meters.
<br>
<br>Get Signal Quality - press [MENU] until 'Eng Field
<br>Option' is displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell',
<br>press [OK], press [MENU] until 'C1' appears. This is the
<br>signal quality. If it becomes negative for longer than 5
<br>seconds, a new cell is selected.
<br>
<br>Pin Outs
<br>
<br>Numbered right to left, keypad up, battery down looking
<br>
<br>1. Audio Ground
<br>2. V+
<br>3. True data (TD) (input)
<br>4. Downlink - Complimentary data (CD) (input)
<br>5. Uplink - Return data (RD) (output)
<br>6. GND
<br>7. Audio Out - on/off
<br>8. Audio In
<br>9. Manual Test - ???
<br>10. Battery Feedback
<br>11. Antenna connector
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola 8700
<br>
<br>
<br>*#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
<br>
<br>Activate RBS
<br>
<br>(Note: pause means the * key held in until box appears)
<br>
<br>To activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 1 [pause] [ok]
<br>You now have to press the [MENU] and scroll to the 'Eng
<br>Field Options' function with the keys, and enable it.
<br>
<br>De-activate RBS
<br>
<br>To de-activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 0 [pause] [ok]
<br>This only works with some versions of software.
<br>
<br>These countries has been reported working:
<br>
<br>AU, IT, SG, DE, ES, ZA
<br>
<br>What's the use of RBS:
<br>
<br>Get Distance From Base Station - Place a call, when it
<br>is answered, press [MENU] until 'Eng Field Option' is
<br>displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell', press [OK],
<br>press [MENU] until 'Time Adv xxx' appears, where xxx is
<br>a number. Multiply this number by 550, and the result is
<br>the distance from the RBS (Radio Base Station), in
<br>meters.
<br>
<br>Get Signal Quality - press [MENU] until 'Eng Field
<br>Option' is displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell',
<br>press [OK], press [MENU] until 'C1' appears. This is the
<br>signal quality. If it becomes negative for longer than 5
<br>seconds, a new cell is selected.
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola CD 160
<br>
<br>
<br>Press menu and type one of these numbers and press OK:
<br>
<br>11 = Status Review
<br>13 = Available Networks
<br>14 = Preferred Networks
<br>22 = Select Keypad Tones
<br>25 = Require SIM Card PIN
<br>26 = Language Selection
<br>32 = Repetitive Timer
<br>33 = Single Alert Timer
<br>34 = Set IN-Call Display
<br>35 = Show Call Timers
<br>36 = Show Call Charges
<br>37 = Call Charge Settings
<br>38 = Reset All Timers
<br>43 = Reset All Timers
<br>45 = Show Last Call
<br>46 = Total For All Calls
<br>47 = Lifetime Timer
<br>51 = Change Unlock Code
<br>52 = Master Reset
<br>53 = Master Clear (Warning!! May result in deleting the Message Editor!!!)
<br>54 = New Security Code
<br>55 = Automatic Lock
<br>63 = Battery Saving Mode
<br>
<br>Free call tip
<br>
<br>1 Enter the phone number
<br>2 Enter OK
<br>3 Type *#06#
<br>4 Press Button C
<br>5 And finally press the button for power off.
<br>
<br>You should now be able to talk without being billed.
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola CD 520
<br>
<br>
<br>Press menu and type one of these numbers and press OK:
<br>
<br>11 = Status Review
<br>13 = Available Networks
<br>14 = Preferred Networks
<br>22 = Select Keypad Tones
<br>25 = Require SIM Card PIN
<br>26 = Language Selection
<br>32 = Repetitive Timer
<br>33 = Single Alert Timer
<br>34 = Set IN-Call Display
<br>35 = Show Call Timers
<br>36 = Show Call Charges
<br>37 = Call Charge Settings
<br>38 = Reset All Timers
<br>43 = Reset All Timers
<br>45 = Show Last Call
<br>46 = Total For All Calls
<br>47 = Lifetime Timer
<br>51 = Change Unlock Code
<br>52 = Master Reset
<br>53 = Master Clear (Warning!! May result in deleting the Message Editor!!!)
<br>54 = New Security Code
<br>55 = Automatic Lock
<br>63 = Battery Saving Mode
<br>
<br>Free call tip
<br>
<br>1 Enter the phone number
<br>2 Enter OK
<br>3 Type *#06#
<br>4 Press Button C
<br>5 And finally press the button for power off.
<br>You should now be able to talk without being billed.
<br>
<br>
<br>
<br>Motorola d460
<br>
<br>
<br>#06# for checking the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
<br>
<br>Activate RBS
<br>
<br>(Note: pause means the * key held in until box appears)
<br>
<br>To activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 1 [pause] [ok]
<br>You now have to press the [MENU] and scroll to the 'Eng
<br>Field Options' function with the keys, and enable it.
<br>
<br>De-activate RBS
<br>
<br>To de-activate RBS type: [pause] [pause] [pause] 1 1 3
<br>[pause] 0 [pause] [ok]
<br>This only works with some versions of software.
<br>
<br>What's the use of RBS:
<br>
<br>Get Distance From Base Station - Place a call, when it
<br>is answered, press [MENU] until 'Eng Field Option' is
<br>displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell', press [OK],
<br>press [MENU] until 'Time Adv xxx' appears, where xxx is
<br>a number. Multiply this number by 550, and the result is
<br>the distance from the RBS (Radio Base Station), in
<br>meters.
<br>
<br>Get Signal Quality - press [MENU] until 'Eng Field
<br>Option' is displayed, press [OK], select 'Active Cell',
<br>press [OK], press [MENU] until 'C1' appears. This is the
<br>signal quality. If it becomes negative for longer than 5
<br>seconds, a new cell is selected.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-42911729584323037222014-05-25T23:15:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:15:29.934-07:00A complete list of working proxiesA complete list of working proxies
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<br>82.117.238.17Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-82452240574540309762014-05-25T23:13:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:13:12.296-07:00Password EncryptionPassword Encryption
<br>
<br>People don't usually discuss password encryption, because there seems
<br>to be no options to discuss – passwords are, by definition, encrypted.
<br>While this is usually true, encryption is not a simple yes or no
<br>proposition. The effectiveness of encryption, usually described as its
<br>strength, ranges from very weak to extremely robust.
<br>At its weakest, we have passwords that have been simply encoded. This produces a
<br>password that is not readable directly, but, given the key, we could
<br>easily translate it using a computer, pen and paper, or a plastic
<br>decoder ring from a cereal box. An example of this is the ROT13
<br>cypher.
<br>
<br>ROT13 replaces every letter in a text with the letter that is 13
<br>places away from it in the alphabet. For example 'ABC' becomes 'NOP'.
<br>Even when using algorithms that can more accurately be called
<br>encryption, the encryption is weak, if the key used to generate it is
<br>weak. Using ROT13 as an example, if you consider the 13 place
<br>differential to be the key, then ROT13 has an extremely weak key.
<br>ROT13 can be strengthened by using a different key. You could use
<br>ROT10, replacing each letter with the one ten places forward, or you
<br>could use ROT-2, replacing each letter with the one two places before
<br>it. You could strengthen it even more, by varying the differential,
<br>such as ROTpi, where the first letter is shifted 3 places; the second,
<br>1 place; the third, 4 places; the fourth, 1 place; and so on, using pi
<br>(3.14159265...) to provide a constantly varying differential.
<br>
<br>
<br>Because of these possible variations, when you are encrypting any type
<br>of information, you must be sure that you are using a reliable method
<br>of encryption and that the key – your contribution to the encryption –
<br>will provide you with a robust result.
<br>You must also remember that a good system of encryption is useless
<br>without good passwords, just as good passwords are useless without
<br>good encryption.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-69149751489262382212014-05-25T23:12:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:12:11.030-07:00Password Cracking (Password Recovery)Password Cracking (Password Recovery)
<br>
<br>Password cracking for illegal purposes is illegal. But if it is your
<br>password, then it's your
<br>information. Once you password protect something, and then forget your
<br>password, you are stuck. Hence password recovery.
<br>
<br>Password cracking consists of a few basic techniques
<br>
<br>"Looking around": passwords are often taped to the bottom of
<br>keyboards, under mousepads, posted on personal bulletin boards.
<br>
<br>Brute force: just keep trying passwords until one works
<br>Automated dictionary attacks: these programs run through a series of
<br>possible dictionary
<br>words until one works as a password.
<br>
<br>There are many programs available on the web to assist with password recovery on
<br>documents. However, newer versions of programs are becoming more and
<br>more secure, and therefore, more and more difficult to obtain
<br>passwords using the techniques above, or using password recovery
<br>software.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-56900599187344956532014-05-25T23:11:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:11:23.045-07:00Partitioning Hard Drive in Windows 7 Without FormattingPartitioning Hard Drive in Windows 7 Without Formatting
<br>
<br>
<br>Nowadays you don't need to format computers for partitioning hard drive.
<br>
<br>1. Right click on the my computer
<br>
<br>2. Click manage
<br>
<br>3. Then select "disk management"
<br>
<br>4. Then select which drive your want to partition.
<br>
<br>5. Right click the selected drive
<br>
<br>6. Click shrink volume
<br>
<br>7. Then put the disk size you want to shrink or you will find the default value
<br>
<br>8. Click shrink
<br>
<br>9. Then right click on the new partition which is not formatted
<br>
<br>10. Then click "New simple volume"
<br>
<br>11. Give drive letter
<br>
<br>12. Format under ntfs then click next
<br>
<br>13. It's done
<br>
<br>Congratulation you have learned how to do partition on windows 7
<br>without uninstalling the operating system.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-41851902618342158692014-05-25T23:10:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:10:13.245-07:00Know more about PASSWORDSKnow more about PASSWORDS
<br>
<br>Introduction
<br>
<br>Passwords are keys that control access. They let you in and keep
<br>others out. They provide information control (passwords on documents);
<br>access control (passwords to web pages)
<br>and authentication (proving that you are who you say you are).
<br>
<br>Types of Passwords
<br>
<br>There are three main types of passwords.
<br>
<br>Strings of Characters
<br>
<br>At the most basic level, passwords are stings of characters, numbers
<br>and symbols. Access to a keyboard or keypad allows entry of these
<br>types of passwords. These passwords range from the simplest – such as
<br>the three digit codes used on some garage door openers – to the more
<br>complicated combinations of characters, numbers and symbols that are
<br>recommended for
<br>protecting highly confidential information.
<br>
<br>Strings of Characters plus a token
<br>
<br>The next level in passwords is to require a string of characters,
<br>numbers and symbols plus a token of some type. An example of this is
<br>the ATM, which requires a card - the token - plus a personal
<br>identification number or PIN. This is considered more secure, because
<br>if you lack either item, you are denied access.
<br>
<br>Biometric Passwords
<br>
<br>The third level in passwords is the biometric password. This is the
<br>use of non-reproducible biological features, such as fingerprints or
<br>facial features to allow access. An example of this is the retinal
<br>scan, in which the retina – which is the interior surface of the back
<br>of the eye – is photographed. The retina contains a unique pattern of
<br>blood vessels that are easily seen and this pattern is compared to a
<br>reference. Biometric passwords are the most sophisticated and are
<br>considered 'safer' but in reality a password that you 'carry' in your
<br>finger or eye is no safer than a strong password that you carry in
<br>your head, provided that the software that uses the password is
<br>correctly configured.
<br>
<br>History of Passwords
<br>
<br>In older versions of MS Excel and Word, passwords were stored as plain
<br>text in the document header information. View the header and you could
<br>read the password. This is valid for all versions older than Office
<br>2000.
<br>
<br>Windows once stored passwords as plain text in a hidden file. Forget
<br>your password? You could just delete the hidden file, and the password
<br>was erased.
<br>
<br>Early on, Microsoft and Adobe both used passwords to mean that a file
<br>was password
<br>protected when opened with their applications. If you opened it with
<br>another application,
<br>such as Notepad, the password wasn't necessary.
<br>
<br>Microsoft Access 2.0 databases could be opened as a text file easily
<br>by just renaming them
<br>with a ".txt" extension. Doing this allowed you to see the database data.
<br>Adobe PDF files in versions 4.0 and older were printable and often
<br>viewable using Linux PDF readers or Ghostview for Windows.
<br>
<br>Wireless networks have a problem with encryption as the key for the
<br>encryption can be
<br>guessed once you collect enough encrypted data out of the air to find
<br>the patterns and
<br>guess the keys. With todays computing power in the normal home, the
<br>key can be cracked almost immediately to find the password.
<br>
<br>Bluetooth security is considered very secure, once it is setup. The
<br>problem is that bluetooth transmits a unique, freshly generated,
<br>password between the devices to establish the connection and the
<br>password is sent as plain text. If that password is intercepted, all
<br>future transmissions for that session can be easily decoded.
<br>
<br>
<br>Build a Strong Password
<br>
<br>The best passwords:
<br>
<br>? cannot be found in a dictionary
<br>
<br>? contain numbers, letters and those odd swear symbols on top of the numbers
<br>
<br>? contain upper and lower case letters
<br>
<br>? the longer the "stronger"
<br>
<br>With a 2 letter password, and 26 letters in the alphabet, plus 10
<br>numbers (ignoring symbols), there are 236 possible combinations
<br>(687,000,000 possibilities). Increase the password length to 8
<br>characters, and there are 836 combinations
<br>(324,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 possibilities).
<br>
<br>There are many password generators available on the internet, but
<br>these will generate a
<br>nearly impossible to remember password.
<br>
<br>Try instead to use a seemingly random string of letters or numbers
<br>that you can easily recall.
<br>
<br>For example:
<br>gandt3b! (goldilocks and the 3 bears!)
<br>JJPL2c1d (john, jill, paul, lucy, 2 cats, 1 d – the members of your household)
<br>
<br>
<br>Password Encryption
<br>
<br>People don't usually discuss password encryption, because there seems
<br>to be no options to discuss – passwords are, by definition, encrypted.
<br>While this is usually true, encryption is not a simple yes or no
<br>proposition. The effectiveness of encryption, usually described as its
<br>strength, ranges from very weak to extremely robust.
<br>At its weakest, we have passwords that have been simply encoded. This
<br>produces a password that is not readable directly, but, given the key,
<br>we could easily translate it using a computer, pen and paper, or a
<br>plastic decoder ring from a cereal box. An example of this is the
<br>ROT13 cypher.
<br>
<br>ROT13 replaces every letter in a text with the letter that is 13
<br>places away from it in the alphabet. For example 'ABC' becomes 'NOP'.
<br>Even when using algorithms that can more accurately be called
<br>encryption, the encryption is weak, if the key used to generate it is
<br>weak. Using ROT13 as an example, if you consider the 13 place
<br>differential to be the key, then ROT13 has an extremely weak key.
<br>ROT13 can be strengthened by using a different key. You could use
<br>ROT10, replacing each letter with the one ten places forward, or you
<br>could use ROT-2, replacing each letter with the one two places before
<br>it. You could strengthen it even more, by varying the differential,
<br>such as ROTpi, where the first letter is shifted 3 places; the second,
<br>1 place; the third, 4 places; the fourth, 1 place; and so on, using pi
<br>(3.14159265...) to provide a constantly varying differential.
<br>
<br>
<br>Because of these possible variations, when you are encrypting any type
<br>of information, you must be sure that you are using a reliable method
<br>of encryption and that the key – your contribution to the encryption –
<br>will provide you with a robust result.
<br>You must also remember that a good system of encryption is useless
<br>without good passwords, just as good passwords are useless without
<br>good encryption.
<br>
<br>
<br>Password Cracking (Password Recovery)
<br>
<br>Password cracking for illegal purposes is illegal. But if it is your
<br>password, then it's your
<br>information. Once you password protect something, and then forget your
<br>password, you are stuck. Hence password recovery.
<br>
<br>Password cracking consists of a few basic techniques
<br>"Looking around": passwords are often taped to the bottom of
<br>keyboards, under mousepads, posted on personal bulletin boards.
<br>Brute force: just keep trying passwords until one works
<br>Automated dictionary attacks: these programs run through a series of
<br>possible dictionary
<br>words until one works as a password.
<br>There are many programs available on the web to assist with password recovery on
<br>documents. However, newer versions of programs are becoming more and
<br>more secure, and therefore, more and more difficult to obtain
<br>passwords using the techniques above, or using password recovery
<br>software.
<br>
<br>Protection from Password Cracking
<br>
<br>Here are some suggestions on how to keep your passwords from being cracked:
<br>
<br>1. Use strong passwords that cannot be determined by a dictionary attack.
<br>
<br>2. Don't post your passwords near your computer.
<br>
<br>3.Limit wrong attempts to three tries, then lock the account. The
<br>password must then be reset.
<br>
<br>(This does not apply to documents or password protected zip files –
<br>they do not have lock out
<br>options.)
<br>
<br>4.Change passwords regularly.
<br>
<br>5. Use a variety of passwords for different computers. Does this mean
<br>that you need to create a unique password for everything? Absolutely
<br>not. Maintain a master password for things that don't matter to you
<br>(perhaps the account you were required to create for TheSIMS.com or
<br>for your account on the local newspaper). But use good passwords for
<br>anything that actually needs to be secure.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com1tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-34523236041094094102014-05-25T23:09:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:09:16.042-07:00Information About Purchasing New Computer CasesInformation About Purchasing New Computer Cases
<br>
<br>Generally there are two types of Computer Case are available in
<br>market, for Example Tower case and desktop case. The system unit of
<br>the desktop personal computer can lie flat on the desk or table and
<br>the monitor is usually placed on the system unit. An other model of
<br>the computer case is known tower. The system unit of the tower PC is
<br>vertically placed on the desk or table. But purchasing a computer case
<br>is generally not an important consideration when you are going to buy
<br>a Computer. However it depends upon the user needs and choice to
<br>building a computer case may find it important to consider the
<br>following considerations.
<br>
<br>CONSIDERATIONS
<br>
<br>Color of Case
<br>
<br>Type of Case (Tower case and Desktop case)
<br>
<br>Size of Case
<br>
<br>The main and important factor is Upgrade availability in case.
<br>
<br>Please must consider that case have enough slots which will allow you
<br>to add additional hard disk CD-ROM, Floppy drives or other drives.
<br>
<br>Other main consideration is that case have the availability for slots
<br>for additional cards to be placed in. For Example VGA Card, LAN card
<br>and internal Modem.
<br>
<br>You should also see the case for fans slot or space , beacause this is
<br>very important , without this your computer will be ruined , because
<br>it helps in cooling the computer which is the most essential part of a
<br>computer , so dont be lazy while buying computer casses and see all
<br>the specifications and casees very carefully..Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com2tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-72443865574154387822014-05-25T23:08:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:08:20.715-07:00hitman2 codeshitman2 codes
<br>
<br>Level select
<br>
<br>Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup
<br>copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the
<br>"hitman2.ini" file in the game folder. Locate the
<br>"DefaultScene=AllLevels/logos.gms" entry and change it to
<br>"DefaultScene=AllLevels/levelmenu.gms". All levels will be marked as
<br>completed and a level selection menu will be unlocked.
<br>
<br>Level skip
<br>
<br>Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup
<br>copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the
<br>"keyboard.cfg" file in the game folder. Locate the following group of
<br>text:
<br>
<br><Mapping Action="CompleteLevel" Activation="None">
<br><Key SCode="K_NEXT" Device="Keyboard"/>
<br></Mapping>
<br>
<br>Change the "K_NEXT" text to "K_<key>", where <key> is an uppercase
<br>letter. Begin a game and change to third person view or use the sniper
<br>scope or binoculars. Press that key and the current level will be
<br>marked as completed.
<br>
<br>Teleport
<br>
<br>Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup
<br>copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the
<br>"keyboard.cfg" file in the game folder. Locate the following group of
<br>text:
<br>
<br><Mapping Action="CheatMove" Activation="None">
<br><Key SCode="K_NEXT" Device="Keyboard"/>
<br></Mapping>
<br>
<br>Change the "K_NEXT" text to "K_<key>", where <key> is an uppercase
<br>letter. Begin a game and change to third person view or use the sniper
<br>scope or binoculars. Press that key and 47 will teleport where the
<br>crosshairs are on flat solid ground.
<br>
<br>Silenced ballers gun
<br>
<br>Successfully complete a level with a "Silent Assassin" rank to unlock
<br>the silenced ballers gun.
<br>
<br>Sawed-off shotgun
<br>
<br>Successfully complete a level with a "Silent Assassin" rank twice to
<br>unlock the sawed-off shotgun.
<br>
<br>M4
<br>
<br>Successfully complete five levels with a "Silent Assassin" rank to get
<br>the M4. Alternately, successfully complete the Shogun Showdown level
<br>with a "Silent Assassin" rank. Alternately, successfully complete the
<br>St. Petersburg Stakeout, Tubeway Torpedo, and Invitation to a Party
<br>levels with a "Silent Assassin" rank all in one session.
<br>
<br>Gun collection
<br>
<br>Throughout all the levels you will run into many different types of
<br>guns. Whenever you see a gun that you do not already have, pick it up.
<br>After you complete the level on which you found the gun, the gun will
<br>now be available at your house. You will have ammunition in the room
<br>for you to use if desired. However, there are many guns that are too
<br>big to carry inside your clothes and therefore must be held in the
<br>open. You will not be able to pick up a gun of the same size or
<br>greater without dropping the one you are holding. You will find other
<br>guns on the same level that you cannot pick up because you are already
<br>holding one, and the gun you want is simply too big to conceal. In
<br>this case, you will have to decide which gun you want more then finish
<br>the level with it. You can always replay that level to get the other
<br>gun that was left behind.
<br>
<br>Cheat Codes
<br>
<br>Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup
<br>copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the
<br>"hitman2.ini" file in the game folder. Add the line "EnableCheats 1"
<br>(case-sensitive) to the bottom of the file. Type one of the following
<br>case-sensitive codes while playing the game to activate the
<br>corresponding cheat function:
<br>
<br>Toggle God mode (US keyboard) IOIRULEZ
<br>Toggle God mode (European keyboard) IOIRULEY
<br>All weapons and items IOIGIVES
<br>Full ammunition IOIEQPWEAP
<br>Refill health IOIHITLEIF
<br>Toggle slow motion enemy death IOISLO
<br>Toggle bomb mode IOIER
<br>Enable punching IOIHITALI
<br>Toggle lethal mode IOILEPOW
<br>Toggle gravity IOIGRV
<br>All guns act as nail guns IOINGUN
<br>Toggle megastrength weapons IOIPOWER
<br>
<br>
<br>Cheat Codes (demo version)
<br>
<br>Note: This procedure involves editing a game file; create a backup
<br>copy of the file before proceeding. Use a text editor to edit the
<br>"hitman2.ini" file in the game folder. Add the line "enableconsole 1"
<br>at the bottom of the file. While playing the game, press ~, then enter
<br>one of the following codes at the console window to activate the
<br>corresponding cheat function:
<br>
<br>
<br>Toggle God mode god [0 or 1]
<br>Toggle debug mode ipdebug [0 or 1]
<br>Toggle Invisibility invisible [0 or 1]
<br>Infinite ammunition infammo
<br>All weapons giveallSantosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-4481159768099857172014-05-25T23:07:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:07:11.755-07:00History of PasswordsHistory of Passwords
<br>
<br>In older versions of MS Excel and Word, passwords were stored as plain
<br>text in the document header information. View the header and you could
<br>read the password. This is valid for all versions older than Office
<br>2000.
<br>
<br>Windows once stored passwords as plain text in a hidden file. Forget
<br>your password? You
<br>could just delete the hidden file, and the password was erased.
<br>
<br>Early on, Microsoft and Adobe both used passwords to mean that a file
<br>was password
<br>protected when opened with their applications. If you opened it with
<br>another application,
<br>such as Notepad, the password wasn't necessary.
<br>
<br>Microsoft Access 2.0 databases could be opened as a text file easily
<br>by just renaming them
<br>with a ".txt" extension. Doing this allowed you to see the database data.
<br>Adobe PDF files in versions 4.0 and older were printable and often
<br>viewable using Linux PDF readers or Ghostview for Windows.
<br>
<br>Wireless networks have a problem with encryption as the key for the
<br>encryption can be
<br>guessed once you collect enough encrypted data out of the air to find
<br>the patterns and
<br>guess the keys. With todays computing power in the normal home, the
<br>key can be cracked almost immediately to find the password.
<br>
<br>Bluetooth security is considered very secure, once it is setup. The
<br>problem is that bluetooth transmits a unique, freshly generated,
<br>password between the devices to establish the connection and the
<br>password is sent as plain text. If that password is intercepted, all
<br>future transmissions for that session can be easily decoded.Santosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-3963336925594500315.post-8156220158534953182014-05-25T23:06:00.001-07:002014-05-25T23:06:35.029-07:00Hacking windows SEND TO MENUHacking windows SEND TO MENU
<br>
<br>I know this is a very simple thing but the problem, as like many other
<br>issues, is the ignorance about it.
<br>
<br>How often do you copy songs from a CD? Or some photos from a CD?
<br>
<br>What do you do? You select the required files and do a CTRL –C. Open
<br>the destination folder and do a CTRL-V. Here is something you can
<br>benefit time from. Customize your SEND TO MENU.
<br>
<br>This sounds simple and you can do it in less than sixty seconds.
<br>You can create your own BASKET.
<br>
<br>First you'll need access to hidden files. So change your view settings
<br>to make all hidden files visible.
<br>
<br>Tools -> folder options -> view (tab) and select the show hidden files
<br>and folders.
<br>go to parent drive:/documents and settings/(user name)/send to
<br>
<br>Open up my computer and locate your most used folders.
<br>
<br>Create a shortcut of the most used folders in SEND TO FOLDER.You can
<br>do this in a number of ways.
<br>
<br>Right click -> send to desktop(create shortcut) and move the shortcut
<br>from the desktop to the SEND TO FOLDER
<br>
<br>Copy the most used folder and go to SEND TO FOLDER and right click ->
<br>paste shortcut.
<br>
<br>Also remember to rename the shortcuts to send to videos or send to
<br>potos. We don't need confusion when we use the same later.
<br>
<br>5. DONESantosh Kumar Pandahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11005569304508548758noreply@blogger.com0