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Monday, March 27, 2017

Wireless Tips – Does Your Wireless Router Keep Disconnecting or Dropping the Connection

Wireless Tips – Does Your Wireless Router Keep Disconnecting or Dropping the Connection


I’ve had a Netgear wireless router for about a year now and it’s been pretty good until a couple of weeks back all of sudden my wireless connection kept dropping or I couldn’t connect unless I restarted the router! It was a royal pain, but because I’m lazy I didn’t get around to fixing it earlier! If you’re in the same situation, here’s what you can do to fix the problem!
The issue is usually caused by one of three things: the driver for your wireless card, the firmware version on your router (basically the driver for the router) or settings on your router. I have found that unless you’re using a really old wireless router, it’s more than likely an old driver for your wireless card that is the culprit. So you have to update the wireless card. How do we do that?

Update PC Driver

First, you’ll need to go to the web site for the manufacturer of your computer: Dell, HP, Toshiba, etc and go to their support or driver downloads page. Here I’ve tried to get the direct links to those pages for the most common computers:
Dell – http://www.dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/Products/
HP – http://www8.hp.com/us/en/drivers.html
Toshiba – http://support.toshiba.com/drivers
Sony – http://esupport.sony.com/perl/select-system.pl?DIRECTOR=DRIVER
Lenovo – http://support.lenovo.com/us/en/products?tabName=Downloads
Select your system or type it in and find the latest driver for you wirless card. There is usually a section called Networking and underneath you should see a list of drivers. One of them should have the word “Wireless” in it. If you have more than one wireless driver, then you need to figure out which one you have installed on your computer.
wireless card driver
You can determine the model number for your wireless card by pressing the Windows key + the Pausebutton at the same time. This brings up the System Properties dialog. Another way to get to it is to right click on My Computer and select Properties. Once there, click on Advanced system settings.
advanced system settings
Click on the Hardware tab and then click on Device Manager.
device manager
You’ll see a list of devices with plus signs to the left of them. Click on the one called “Network Adapters” and there will be an entry for your wireless card as shown below:
device manager drivers
Now download that driver from the list off the manufacturers web site. Usually the wireless card is called something “Intel Pro Wirelss” or “Dell Wireless”, etc. Once you download the file to your desktop, double click on it and follow the steps to install. You might have to restart your computer.
If the driver on the computer was the problem, the dropped connections should go away completely. If not, then you might have to try updating the router firmware.

Update Router Firmware

Updating router firmware is a not so trivial task that varies depending on the router brand you happen to have. Almost none of them have an automatic update feature. Instead you have to download the latest firmware from their website, log into your router and then upload it up perform the update.
To get started, you need to figure out the IP address of your router and use that to log in via a browser. Read my post on finding the IP address for a wireless access point. Since the method to update the router firmware varies so much by brand, it’s best to search your router model number + “firmware update” to find specific instructions.

Router Settings

The last issue that can be causing dropped connections is various settings on your router. In recent times, you have dual-band routers which let you broadcast on both 2.4 and 5 GHz networks. These advanced routers normally work really well with the latest gadgets and computers, but on older machines, you can sometimes run into issues. Here’s a couple of things I would try:
1. Connect to the 2.4 GHz network if you’re currently connected to the 5 GHz one.
2. On the router, make sure the channel settings for the networks is set to Auto. If you have picked a particular channel for some reason, try a different channel.
3. Turn off extra security features like MAC address filtering, network isolation and Wi-Fi Protected Setup. None of these really increase security all that much and end up causing more trouble.
4. Make sure your wireless network mode is set to Mixed. Sometimes picking a higher mode can cause problems with older devices.
5. If you don’t know anything about your router settings, try resetting your router completely by pressing the reset button. Configure wireless security and leave it at that.
wireless settings
Hopefully one of these solutions will fix your wireless connection problem. If you have a different solution, please leave a comment and let us know. Enjoy!

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Saturday, March 25, 2017

Use Share Your Pass for Quick Access to Sites

Use Share Your Pass for Quick Access to Sites



How many times have you had to register on a site, confirm an email address, and maybe even get subscribed to an annoying newsletter, just to read a single article? It’s very annoying and I’ve discovered a good service that allows you to avoid the complications.

Bugmenot used to be a pretty useful solution, as it provides usernames and passwords to a lot of websites. But it hasn’t seemed to be working for me lately. So, looking for an alternative, I discovered Share Your Pass. It has categories of sites you can find logins for.
share your pass
All you have to do is to search for the site you want to get a log in for. Once you’ve found it, click to see the username. Then, just use that for your single login. The good thing about the site is that you can Report a Login that doesn’t work, and it will get checked by the administrators.
You can add your own free logins, too, for others to use. The form can be found by scrolling to the bottom of the page.
add free logins
The site also has a Firefox add-on, which you can get here. 
add on accept and install
Once it’s installed, an icon for the add-on will appear on your Firefox add-on bar. When you’re on a site you need a login for, just click its icon, and a window showing all available logins will pop up.

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Sunday, March 19, 2017

Toshiba gives you more options in the “shape” of your Tablet

Toshiba gives you more options in the “shape” of your Tablet


Well, at least these will not cause Apple to sue for IP infringement.


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Friday, February 10, 2017

Use an automated backup script that will check your backup drive letter

Use an automated backup script that will check your backup drive letter


I have tried many different tools for automated backup, both third party and the ones built into windows, but the best one by far is Robocopy. It is the most robust, stable and reliable tool that youll ever find to automate backups both in the enterprise environment and at home.

I use Robocopy scripts to mainly create backups onto an external USB drive that can be routinely taken offsite and switched with another external drive.
The biggest problem when using automated backup onto an external drive is the fact that the letter of the drive may change at some point if the drive was unplugged and then re-plugged. This causes your backup procedure to miss the target drive and backup will not run.

Heres an example of a script that overcomes the problem of the changing drive letter.

In this example we run a mirror backup of a server folder onto an external backup drive, and the script will find out whether the backup drive is using drive letter G: or H:

@echo off

IF exist G:ident.txt (goto run1) ELSE goto run2

 :run1

 robocopy "ServerAdministration" "G:BackupAdministration" /MIR /W:0 /R:0 /XF:SHT /LOG:backuplogr.txt /NS /NC /NFL /NDL /NP

 :run2

 robocopy "ServerAdministration" "H:BackupAdministration" /MIR /W:0 /R:0 /XF:SHT /LOG:backuplogr.txt /NS /NC /NFL /NDL /NP

We start by creating a procedure that will check for a file called "ident.txt" (could have any other name or extention) - this is an empty file you should create and put in the root folder of your backup drive.
So if the file is present on drive G: - we point the script to a label called "run1" which runs the backup to drive G:. If the file is not present on drive G: (or if there IS no drive G:) we bounce the process to the label called "run2" which will then run the backup onto drive H:.

Robocopy then starts backing up a shared folder called "Administration" located on a server named "Server" onto the the external USB drive.

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Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Three 3 always habits to prevent your facebook account from being hacked

Three 3 always habits to prevent your facebook account from being hacked



1. Always unchecked the keep me logged in box before signing in. Highly recommended, when you are using computers in cyber cafe’s, friends and classmates. To be safer unchecked it even in your own PC.
2. Always log out your facebook account?



3. Always erase your browser’s history and cookies. 


 Facebook account hacking is rampant now a days, if you follow these habits it will not make your facebook account invincible from hacking but at least it is now harder for them to do so.


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Sunday, January 22, 2017

What to Do When Your HDD Fails

What to Do When Your HDD Fails



If your hard disk drive is going bad, data loss is either imminent or already happening. If you don’t have a solid backup plan in place, now is the last opportunity for some disaster recovery. Of course, what all you can do really depends on what kind of failure is occurring. Assuming you’ve already ordered your replacement drive, lets take a look at how to handle data still on the old (and failing) one.

What causes a HDD to die?

There are three major causes of hard disk drive failure.
  • The most common culprit of this is known as a head crash. Under normal operating circumstances, there’s a small arm with an optical head on it that sits just nanometers above the surface of the actual hard disk platter.  A head crash is the result of the small optical head rubbing against the disk itself. One major cause are dust particles sitting on the surface of the drive, which drags across the surface when the optical head passes over. This is why it’s important to regularly dust your computer case out and keep the internal environment as clean as possible. Another cause is when a drive is bumped or mechanically jolted by physical trauma. Portable (i.e. laptop) hard drives have a built-in unloading technology that detects such movement and distances the head from the platter in such an event, but most desktop hard disks do not. Chronic head crashes can lead to the magnetic surface of the disc completely wearing away and the head unit itself becoming inoperable. If this type of failure becomes prominent a loud clicking sound may be heard from the drive whenever it is powered on.
hard drive internal
  • Bad Sectors. A sector on a disk is essentially a set amount of space in the shape of a full or partial ring on the physical platter. If you’ve ever drawn on the top of a spinning disk with a marker, the sectors look similar. There are two different causes for bad sectors. This can happen during from physical trauma to the disk, such as the magnetic surface being worn out. It can also happen because of logical errors and problems with the cache or formatting. All disks come out of the factory with bad sectors, however due to SMART technology most drives automatically recognize these sectors and put them on an “ignore list” so that they are not used. Bad sectors usually aren’t a problem, but if they become rampant it is a good sign the hard-drive is near the end of its lifetime or may have a worse underlying problem. Failure to defragment your hard drive on at least a quarterly (3 month) basis can lead to an increase rate of bad sector accrual.
hard drive disk sectors
  • Other physical failure. Keep in mind that aside from cooling fans, the hard drive is one of the only physically moving parts in your entire computer. Bearings may wear out. Circuits may short fuse. The spindle may wear out. The hard drive may makestrange pinging noises in this case. However, as long as the disk platters are undamaged there shouldn’t be any loss of data — you just might not be able to read it.

Solutions

If you already back up your drive using CrashPlan or another cloud service, then this may not be necessary. But if not, the first thing to do is set up where you will migrate any sensitive data from your drive to. This is where a large thumb drive or external drive comes in handy. Depending on how far gone your failing drive is, you might have a few options.
Note: If Windows or another operating system is installed on the drive, stop booting from it immediately. Data recovery is much more likely if the drive isn’t being constantly spun up to read and write a complicated system. Avoid writing (saving) anything new onto the drive.
  • Acronis, Macrium, and Clonezilla are all disk cloning solutions. If your HDD isn’t too far gone you may be able create a direct copy of it onto a new drive. Mac Computers have a built-in application called Time Machine that handles this natively.
  • If the drive is still in decent shape, you may be able to manually pull the files from one drive to another. This can be done  with Windows File Explorer but requires hooking the drive up to a working computer.
    manual software data recovery
  • Professional recovery software such as Prosoft’s Data Rescue, Kroll Ontrack, andGetData RecoverMyFiles may be able to pull data out, but for a steep price. Most of these apps run anywhere from $99 to $200 or more.
  • The freezer. That’s right, the conventional freezer attached to your refrigerator. When all else fails, freezing a drive may bring it back long enough to pull some data off of it. Here’s what you do: Place the drive in an air-tight Ziploc bag and then put it in the freezer for at least two hours. You may want to use two bags, the key is to keep moisture out of the drive as that will only cause more damage. After the drive is completely frozen, just hook it up like normal to the PC and attempt to pull data.

Physical Repair of the Drive

If the drive is completely unreadable on a software level, or is making a pinging noise, that might mean further damage is happening just because the drive is spinning, the only way to pull data off the drive may be physical repair. Unfortunately, physical repair of an individual drive is both complicated and costly. Drives are extremely fragile, and while do-it-yourself home repairs are possible — it’s more likely to end in disaster.
hdd guru
When a drive is completely unrecoverable at home, you may have to turn to a professional. There are dozens of companies that specialize in data recovery. Popular Mechanics ran an article in 2008 where one such company was able to recover 99 to 100 percent of data on damaged and water-soaked drives. But if you have to such a route, get ready to empty out your pocket book. Professional drive recovery can cost anywhere from $500 to $1200 per hard drive depending on the size and extent of damage.

Conclusion

Recovering data from a dead drive is possible, but it can be a pain and there is no guarantee you’ll get all if it back. Create backups of your sensitive (irreplaceable) data as often as you update it. For the busy or lazy a cloud solution might be the way to go. Or if you’re a fan of keeping everything local, system image and cloning software is another easy backup plan.
The bottom line to avoid data loss, it to back up your data to one or more locations. We recommend using an off-site solution like Crashplan, as well as backing up to an external drive, NAS, or Home Server too.

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Thursday, January 19, 2017

The program cant start because the detoured dll is missing from your computer Fixed

The program cant start because the detoured dll is missing from your computer Fixed


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In this post I would like to explain the method of resolving the issue of a missing detoured.dll file. When its missing from your computer a popup containing an error message was being displayed, every time when you trying to open either a Notepad, MSPaint, WinRar etc ....


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How To Fix It:
 1. Download detoured.dll File Form - HERE
 2. Paste it into - C:WindowsSystem32 and C:WindowsSysWOW64
If You Use Windows 7, 8, 8.1 Or If you use XP just Put it into C:WindowsSystem32 Only.
 3. Now Restart the system and The issue is Resolved.

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Thursday, January 12, 2017

Think twice before you sell your phone or hand it over to someone else

Think twice before you sell your phone or hand it over to someone else


Android security flaws

Changing phone is like changing clothes for some people nowadays. Most of the people usually sell their old phone and get a new one for themselves. But before selling off your old handset, did you make sure that all of your personal data is safe and is been deleted completely from your phone?

You completely sure that your half naked selfies you took once has been removed completely from your device before selling it to someone? and is in unrecoverable state?
Selfie

Today we will be sharing with you one of the major Security flaw of your android device. People think that Android factory reset option completely removes all of the data from your android phone and reset the phone to its original state. let me tell you that this misconception of people about android factory reset option is completely wrong and it is proved by the renowned security software company named AVAST.

Avast known for its antivirus and security software for mobile and computers proved that its actually quite easy to recover most of the data and personal details even after factory resetting your android device. Avast buyed some 20 used android smartphone from eBay and tried to recover the images and data from this 20 android phones which were for sale. What they found was shocking, they recovered about 40k photos from this devices among which there were more than 200 nude selfies and emails and text messages.

According to users of this phones " They did a clean wipe and  factory reset of the phone before selling them" But " Factory reset option only clean ups the phone at an application layer" thus it was quite easy for them to recover the data. Actually even more shocking was that they recover all this data with a normal recovery software available to all and even a normal person could recover it.
Now you think that " Smartphone is one of the most used device for storing personal data and images and even data about internet banking and all your online transaction made from your phone"

Avast also pointed out that their own security app is way better to clean up your phone that than the factory reset option.

Its a way big challenge in front of us to make people aware about the device security containing their world in there pocket.

How to prevent your Personal data from getting recovered by someone else. Check out here

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Sunday, January 8, 2017

To Remove ‘Your Computer Might Be At Risk’ Message from your computer tray

To Remove ‘Your Computer Might Be At Risk’ Message from your computer tray


Continuing our HOW TO series,we’ll look at how to remove ‘Your Computer Might Be At Risk’ alerts coming up in the tray icon on Windows XP based PCs.

If you disable/turn off the default ‘Windows Firewall’ or if you turn off Automatic Updates(Not Recommended) or if you don’t have any updated anti-virus program running on your Windows XP based computer,you would see some annoying message/alert coming at the tray icon of your PC.

Message would look like this:

“Your Computer Might be at risk”

Windows Firewall is Turned off

Automatic updates Disabled

Your Anti-Virus might be out of date.

Security Alert

It is actually intended to alert the user,however many PC users find it annoying.

So follow the below points to turn it off.

Navigate to Start>Settings>Control Panel>Security Center

Once you’ve launched the security center,look at the left hand side of the window.

Look for the ‘Change the way security center alerts me’ under ‘Resources’ tab.

Security Center

Click on it,it’ll open a new window[Alert Settings] which looks like the following:

Alert Settings

Uncheck all the options to completely turn off the security center alerts.That’s all,You’re done.

Note:However,it is Always highly recommended to turn on your firewall/automatic updates and update your anti-virus program.

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VirtualBox 4 3 22 Download Now Run Any OS in Your PC Without Install

VirtualBox 4 3 22 Download Now Run Any OS in Your PC Without Install


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VirtualBox is a powerful x86 and AMD64/Intel64 virtualization product for enterprise as well as home use. Targeted at server, desktop and embedded use, it is now the only professional-quality virtualization solution that is also Open Source Software.

Developer: Oracle.

Some of the features of VirtualBox are:
*Modularity. VirtualBox has an extremely modular design with well-defined internal programming interfaces and a client/server design. This makes it easy to control it from several interfaces at once: for example, you can start a virtual machine in a typical virtual machine GUI and then control that machine from the command line, or possibly remotely. VirtualBox also comes with a full Software Development Kit: even though it is Open Source Software, you dont have to hack the source to write a new interface for VirtualBox.

*Virtual machine descriptions in XML. The configuration settings of virtual machines are stored entirely in XML and are independent of the local machines. Virtual machine definitions can therefore easily be ported to other computers.

Download VirtualBox 4.3.22 Setup From Bellow:

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Software Information:
File size: 105 MB
Requirements: Windows XP / Vista / Windows7 / XP64 / Vista64 / Windows7 64 / Windows8 / Windows8 64
Languages: Multiple languages
License: Open Source
Release Date: Feb 12, 2015
Author: Oracle.

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Wednesday, December 7, 2016

Your Uninstaller Pro 7 5 Serial Key Download 100 Work

Your Uninstaller Pro 7 5 Serial Key Download 100 Work


Your Uninstaller Pro V7.5 Serial Key Download

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Introduction:

Uninstall or program remover: Your Uninstaller Professional is the worldwide program  or software uninstaller for your personal PC. You can easily to use Your Uninstaller Pro program for completely uninstall or complete remove any program from your PC. When you directly removed any software from your PC without any ‘Uninstaller’ software, this software or program completely removed from your PC. But if you used Your Uninstaller Pro for uninstalling any software, your software 100% removed from PC system location.


Registry Cleaner: Your Uninstaller Pro also removing or clean all registry key at removable program or software. Because if you do not clean dead, error or unwanted registry keys, your machine day to day running very slow.



Fixed Error: With Your Uninstaller Professional full version you can easily to search any error software already install on your PC then carefully fixed to work 100% successful.

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Your Uninstaller Pro Features:
  • 100% uninstall or removing any software
  • Completely clean all temporary or dead registry keys
  • Improved UI
  • Manage startup program at "Startup Manager"
  • Manage Windows Tools
  • Bonus function ‘Disk Cleaner’
  • Bonus function ‘Windows Manager’
  • Bonus function ‘File Shredder
  • Managing Start Menu and Trace Eraser
  • With Your Uninstaller Pro easily to check recently installed and large program
  • There is no need to uninstall with directly at ‘Add or Remove Programs”
  • Two different kind of mode as Standard mode and Hunter mode
  • Uninstall with Advanced Uninstall or Quick Uninstall 
  • Fixed all error installed program or software
  • Easy to search any program for uninstall
  • Install on any operating system support Windows XP,7,8,8.1,10

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Sunday, December 4, 2016

Top 4 Methods to Reset Your Windows 7 Password

Top 4 Methods to Reset Your Windows 7 Password


For computer information security, people always set complex Windows passwords to protect important information from others or hackers. But people often forgot or lost Windows 7 password. What should you do? How you reset Windows 7 password? First, you should know which account password you want to reset, you want to reset Windows administrator account standard account or guest account. Then what you should do is to use a good way to reset Windows password for your own personal computer. Actually, there are lots of methods to reset the password with the same theory. Here are mainly four methods for Windows 7 password reset.

reset Windows 7 password

Method 1: Reset the Windows 7 password with a password reset disk
In general, when people forgot the password, people will think of password reset disk. Microsoft recommends users to create a password reset disk for emergency, this is the best solution to reset the password with a prerequisite of creating a password reset disk.
1. Insert your USB or DVD/CD. Open Control Panel
2. Click User Accounts and Family Safety, and then click User Accounts. In the left pane, click “Create a password reset disk”, and then follow the instructions. Make sure you store the password reset disk in a safe place.
The disk works perfectly to recover Windows password. It is also useful for administrator password recovery, you can write it to a blank CD/DVD or USB flash drive to recover administrator password. Booting up and clearing a password

Method 2: Reset Windows 7 Standard and Guest account password by lusrmgr.msc
This is an easy method, but the administrator access is required. If you can login to your computer with another administrator account, do it as below:
Step 1: Press Win Key and type “lusrmgr. msc” in the Search box, press Enter
Then Local Users and Groups open. Please type the password or provide confirmation.
Step 2: Choose Local Users and Groups, and then click Users.
Step 3: Choose account that you need to reset the password, and click “Set Password”. Type the password that you want to set, confirm it.

Method 3: Use command prompt to recover Windows 7 password
Step 1: Login your Windows as administrator(You also can logon Safe Mode with Command Prompt, pressing F8 when restart your computer, hit up/down key to choose Safe Mode with Command Prompt and hit Enter).
Step 2: Click on Start, type “cmd” in the Search box and press Enter.
Step 3: Type net user, all user accounts on your computer will be listed.
Step 4: Type net user "username" "new password "(replace username and new password with yours), press Enter, then the password will be reset as new one and you can logon Windows 7 with it.

Method 4: Use Windows password reset tools
If you want to reset standard account or guest account password, it is easy to use another administrator account to reset Windows 7 user password. But as for the administrator, you have to reinstall Windows or choose a Windows password recovery tool. Fewer people want to reinstall Windows for resetting password.
There are free and charged tools, free tools are also playing a role, but with less safety and efficiency, these free tools like Offline NT Password may damage your important files and may waste much time to crack your computer
Windows Password Recovery Tool is the best resetting Windows password tool for charge I have tried. It sells with lower price than other similar software. With easy and safe operation, no files damaged, this tool is 100% working to reset Windows 7 administrator password quickly
Step1: Download and install Windows Password Recovery Tool (four editions Optional matches your need)
Step2: Burn an available CD/DVD or USB. (A USB flash CD/DVD drive should be with enough space.)

reset Windows 7 administrator password

Step 3: Set your target computer to boot from CDROM or USB flash drive
Step 4: Reset your Windows 7 password. Insert the burned CD/DVD or USB flash drive into the locked computer.
Step 5: Select the target Windows system you want to reset the password for on the start page

reset Windows 7 user password USB

Step 6: Select the user account whose password you want to reset

how to reset Windows 7 password

And now you have reset the password successfully.
(More details about operating you can visit www.windowspasswordrecovery.com)

Above are useful methods to reset forgotten Windows 7 password instead of reinstalling Windows, choose a suitable method for your computer when you forget the Windows 7 password.

Tips:
1. Create a Windows password disk for emergency.
2. Backing up your Windows 7 password safely on other place.
3. Asking for help to Windows Password Recovery Tool.

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Wednesday, November 23, 2016

Tips to enhance your Notebook battery life longer

Tips to enhance your Notebook battery life longer


Laptop battery life is the primary concern for most of the Notebook users now.Notebook users always want high performance and thus draining their batteries quickly[Of course you need to compromise at times for the sake of your battery].

First things first:If your notebook battery is too old check it’s condition using some tools available on the internet.

HP has it’s very own tool to check the conditions of notebook batteries.Longer Notebook or laptop battery life

Here are some tips that you can follow to maximize your Notebook battery life:

  1. Do ‘Defragment’ Regularly.Defragmentation speeds up your Hard disks thus reducing some extra burden on your notebook batteries.
  2. Dim your notebook display screen.You can turn down the brightness of your notebook’s display by using Function Keys[In most of the modern laptops].
  3. Don’t run a ‘virus scan’ unnecessarily when you are running on battery,virus scan does add extra load on the CPU so as on the batteries.
  4. Monitor your battery performance on a regular basis.
  5. Clean your battery Contacts:It’s always suggested to take out your battery once in two or three months and clean the metal contacts with cloth moistened with rubbing alcohol.
  6. Choose ‘Hibernate’ over ‘Standby’.Although Standby mode does save some power but it’s nowhere near when compared to ‘Hibernate’ mode,so opt for ‘Hibernate’ instead of ‘Standby’.
  7. Turn off laptop display when you are away from it for shorter duration.You can make use of external software like m_off to do this for you.
  8. Maintain Charging-Discharging balance.Once you completely charge your battery,allow it to discharge at least once in a week.
  9. Turn off Bluetooth,IR & wireless radios when running on battery if you no longer need them.
  10. Don’t attach USB devices[if you don’t really need them] attached to your notebook when running on battery.USB devices like iPod if kept attached to your notebook[for charging],are sure to drain your battery quickly.
  11. Make wise use of the ‘Power Options’ available in the ‘Control Panel’ of your windows.

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Monday, November 14, 2016

Virus Code Name Which Hides Your Files Removable Storage Device

Virus Code Name Which Hides Your Files Removable Storage Device


The list below are the name or code name of viruses and worm which hides your files and folders including music and video files.


Antivirus SoftwareVirus/ Worm Codename
AgnitumWorm.Bundpil!OhF8MibBTrs
AhnLab-V3Worm/Win32.Gamarue
AntiVirTR/ATRAPS.Gen, WORM/Gamarue.nouem
Antiy-AVLWorm/Win32.Bundpil
AvastWin32:Gamarue-BS [Wrm]
AVGWorm/Generic3.FAI
BitDefenderTrojan.Generic.8971784
CAT-QuickHealTrojan.Agent.WL
ClamAVPUA.Win32.Packer.Upx-53
CommtouchW32/Csyr.A.gen!Eldorado
ComodoWorm.Win32.BundPil.LAS
DrWebTrojan.MulDrop4.25343
EmsisoftTrojan.Generic.8971784 (B)
ESET-NOD32Win32/Bundpil.AC, win32/bundpil.x, win32/bundpil.xx
F-ProtW32/Csyr.A.gen!Eldorado
F-SecureTrojan.Generic.8971784
FortinetW32/Generic!tr
GDataTrojan.Generic.8971784
GFILabWorm.Win32.Bundpil
IkarusTrojan.SuspectCRC
K7AntiVirusTrojan
K7GWTrojan
KasperskyWorm.Win32.Bundpil.atg
KingsoftWin32.Troj.Undef.(kcloud)
Malwarebytes
McAfeeObfuscated-FGA!hb
McAfee-GW-EditionHeuristic.BehavesLike.Win32.Suspicious.H
MicrosoftWorm:Win32/Gamarue.N
NANO-AntivirusTrojan.Win32.MulDrop4.bqryci
NormanBundpil.A
nProtectTrojan.Generic.8971784
PandaTrj/Downloader.WKR
PCToolsBackdoor.Trojan
Rising
SophosTroj/Bundpil-C
SymantecBackdoor.Trojan
TheHackerTrojan/Bundpil.ac
TrendMicroWORM_GAMARUE.SMB, WORM_BUNDPIL.BC
TrendMicro-HouseCallTROJ_GEN.F47V0517
VBA32Trojan.Agent.2407
VIPRETrojan.Win32.Generic!BT
ViRobotWorm.Win32.Agent.4484

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Saturday, November 12, 2016

Watch 3D Movies on your 2D Moniter How to watch 3D Movies on your computer Download stereoscopic player free download full version

Watch 3D Movies on your 2D Moniter How to watch 3D Movies on your computer Download stereoscopic player free download full version




Stereoscopic Player is a full-featured 3D movie player.

Features :

  • Play stereoscopic movie files and 3D-DVDs
  • Watch stereoscopic webcast as well as live images from your camera or TV card
  • Stereoscopic Player supportes a wide range of 3D hardware, including anaglyph glasses, shutterglasses, autostereoscopic displays and projection systems
  • Stereoscopic Player supports all major 3D video formats



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Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Tweak Your PC for Speed with Virtual Memory

Tweak Your PC for Speed with Virtual Memory



Your PC uses RAM, physical memory, while it’s running. When your RAM gets jammed - maybe you’re watching videos while cruising MySpace for that chick you made out with, while using Skype for prank calls - your PC swaps to Virtual Memory. Virtual memory is stored on a “Swap” file, which your system automatically makes smaller or bigger according to its needs.
You could buy more RAM - always recommended - and you can also change your Virtual memory settings to tweak your PC for speed.
  1. Click Windows menu Start, then Settings, then Control Panel.
  2. Open System, then Performance, then Virtual Memory.
  3. Check Let me specify my own virtual memory settings.
  4. Make sure you select the right drive, and now we’ll set the Minimum to something. What the Minimum should be set to is debated. Some people figure the Minimum should be your RAM x2, + 10% (e.g., 252 MB x 2 = 508 MB + 25.2 MB). I don’t like math very much, so I just say do 250 if you run a lot of porn on your PC. I mean games.
  5. You’ll see Maximum setting next. It should already be set to the max available space on your PC. So like the ugly chick at the bar, just leave it alone.
  6. You’ll see Disable virtual memory check box. Leave it blank.
  7. Click OK (click “Yes,” you’re sure) and you’re done with your PC tweak.

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