Showing posts with label remove. Show all posts
Showing posts with label remove. Show all posts

Thursday, March 9, 2017

Uninstall Completely Remove Android x86 with Grub Loader

Uninstall Completely Remove Android x86 with Grub Loader



If youre one of them who have tried installing Android x86 alongside Windows and wanted to remove it later on, you might be freaked out when you to delete Android file in an attempt to remove it and youre greeted with an Error 15 on a dark screen whenever you try to start your PC. It will actually not boot into Windows because Android Grub loader that is responsible to give you options of which OS to go to was removed.

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I will guide you through the correct way to remove Android x86 herein so you can safely boot into Windows next time you start your computer.

Boot into windows first and check for android and grub folder it will be saved in that drive where you installed Android OS (Mostly in C: drive).
Delete Android-xxx folder along with Grub folder completely.
Now you will need Windows Installation disk or bootable flash drive to reinstall the Windows bootloader.

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Steps To Install Windows Bootloader:
  • Restart PC and Boot into Windows Installation Disc or flash drive.
  • Select a Language, Time and currency format, and keyboard or input method.
  • Click on Repair your Computer and select the OS to repair and click Next.
  • In system recovery options dialog box, click Command Prompt.
  • Type Bootrec.exe/ FixMbr and hit Enter.
  • Reboot again.

BOOT Loader

If you dont have Windows Installation disc or Windows ISO file, you can use EasyBCD (http://neosmart.net/EasyBCD/) to install Windows bootloader to MBR. This software is easier to use but its better to use official installation disc to recover Windows bootloader.

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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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Sunday, November 27, 2016

XP remove the Welcome Screen on Start Up

XP remove the Welcome Screen on Start Up


1. Click the "Start" menu.
2. Select "Control Panel".
3. When the Control Panel appears, select "User Accounts".
4. When the "User Accounts" window appears, underneath "Or pick an account to change", click "Change the way users log on or off".
5. Uncheck "Use the Welcome Screen".
6. Click the "Apply Options" button.

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Tuesday, October 25, 2016

Wally the whale Battle to remove carcass from US beach

Wally the whale Battle to remove carcass from US beach


Going to the beach became a smelly affair for local residents after Wally repeatedly washed up after being towed out to sea.

The body of a humpback whale has been removed from a beach in California after a long battle with the 22-tonne (48,500lb) carcass for 19 days.

The 45-foot (14m) whale, known locally as Wally, was first spotted dead in Los Angeles County on 30 June.

Efforts to drag it out to sea failed when the carcass kept washing up on various beaches in the area over the days that followed.

It was finally buried in a landfill site on Monday morning.

While alive, Wally was a regular visitor off the coast near San Diego.

The female whale, which was approximately 15 years old, was regularly seen by photographers breaching and rising to the surface.

The whale, one of the worlds largest species, could be smelt for miles around after decaying for 19 days in the sun.

One video, captured last summer, shows her spraying water from her blowhole, creating the effect of a rainbow. It has been viewed more than a million times on YouTube.

Wallys days were less graceful in death.

After first washing up on Dockweiler State Beach, the whales body grew increasingly putrid as officials struggled to successfully tow it back to sea.

Initially, officials tried dragging the whale out to sea with tow ropes. Pictured here is a first shove with a digger.

"You can smell it up to about a quarter-mile away," Larry Giles, Marine Safety Captain in Encinitas, said in an interview with The San Diego Union Tribune at the time.

On Sunday, a construction crew attempted to cut up the body into pieces to remove it more easily. But under the weight of Wallys blubber, their forklift truck snapped, forcing them to rethink their approach.

The carcass was eventually removed from Grandview Beach using three large rubbish bins and a digger.

The jelly-like 45 foot whale was difficult to remove, even after being cut up into three pieces by a construction crew.

The cause of Wallys death is unknown, although the Los Angeles Times has reported that the animal was covered with whale lice, which can be a sign of poor health.

Humpback whales are found in every ocean around the world, congregating in their thousands off the coast of California each winter.

Source:BBCNEWS 


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