Once you've created a user account, password-protect it to keep other users from
viewing your files, Favorites, and cookies. Why? You may not want your child to see
the note that you're sending to his or her teacher, or you may be planning
someone's surprise party. (Note: Anyone with an Administrator account can still see
them.)
Worried about remembering your password? Create a hint to help you when you
initially create it by following the prompts during setup. XP stores the password hints
in the Registry at Hkey_local_machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current
Version\Hints.
What if the hint doesn't help? Any user or Administrator can create a password reset
disk, which you can use to log on and create a new password. Go to Control Panel >
User Accounts and select "Prevent a forgotten password" in the Related Tasks box on
the left. Follow the wizard's instructions. After creating the disk, find a safe place for
it. Don't forget the password or where you put the disk. Someone else could use it to
change your password without you knowing it.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Show yourself
Only the Administrator can set up new user accounts (go to Control Panel > User
Accounts > Create A New Account). You can select a picture to identify the account.
When you're logged on to the system under your username, this picture, along with
your username, peeks out at you from the top of the Start menu. There are a slew of
48x48-pixel bitmap images to choose from within XP. They're housed in
D:\Documents And Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\User Account
Pictures\Default Pictures. But why limit yourself? You can also copy any graphic you
want into this folder or browse for another from your hard drive. Usable file types are
BMP, GIF, JPEG, or PNG. However, always use a square picture, to limit the white
space on the side. Your image can be any size but will be displayed as 48x48-pixel
image, so a close-up works best.
Accounts > Create A New Account). You can select a picture to identify the account.
When you're logged on to the system under your username, this picture, along with
your username, peeks out at you from the top of the Start menu. There are a slew of
48x48-pixel bitmap images to choose from within XP. They're housed in
D:\Documents And Settings\All Users\Application Data\Microsoft\User Account
Pictures\Default Pictures. But why limit yourself? You can also copy any graphic you
want into this folder or browse for another from your hard drive. Usable file types are
BMP, GIF, JPEG, or PNG. However, always use a square picture, to limit the white
space on the side. Your image can be any size but will be displayed as 48x48-pixel
image, so a close-up works best.
Missing Administrator account
Once you have created regular user accounts, the default Administrator account
vanishes from the Welcome screen, which you see when the computer starts up.
Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete twice at the Welcome screen to retrieve the standard logon
dialog. You can log on as Administrator from here. To switch among accounts, just
click the Log Off button on the Start menu. You'll then see the Log Off Windows
dialog box. Click the Switch User button, and you'll be taken to the Welcome screen
where you can select and log on to other accounts.
vanishes from the Welcome screen, which you see when the computer starts up.
Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete twice at the Welcome screen to retrieve the standard logon
dialog. You can log on as Administrator from here. To switch among accounts, just
click the Log Off button on the Start menu. You'll then see the Log Off Windows
dialog box. Click the Switch User button, and you'll be taken to the Welcome screen
where you can select and log on to other accounts.
Multiuser features
Like Windows 2000, but unlike Windows 95, 98, and Me, the ability to log in multiple
users simultaneously plays a big role in Windows XP. There is a default Administrator
account set up when Windows XP is first installed, but you can create as many
accounts as you need later, depending on how many people will be using the
machine. Each user, once he or she has an account, can customize XP to his or her
liking. Individual users get their own subfolders in the Documents And Settings
folder; this folder serves as a centralized location for most personalized information,
such as the Start Menu, Favorites, and Documents settings.
users simultaneously plays a big role in Windows XP. There is a default Administrator
account set up when Windows XP is first installed, but you can create as many
accounts as you need later, depending on how many people will be using the
machine. Each user, once he or she has an account, can customize XP to his or her
liking. Individual users get their own subfolders in the Documents And Settings
folder; this folder serves as a centralized location for most personalized information,
such as the Start Menu, Favorites, and Documents settings.
Safely Remove Hardware Icon?
If you have an USB device attached to your system, you will notice an icon in the
Notification area, which - when clicked - will give you the option to Stop your
hardware, before you unplug it.
It is possible that you never unplug this hardware. So how do you get rid of the icon?
As far as I know the only way is to right-click the notification area, and selecting
Properties. Under the Notification area heading, click Customize. Find the Safely
Remove Hardware icon and select Always hide in the Behavior column next to it
(press OK and Apply to back out).
Notification area, which - when clicked - will give you the option to Stop your
hardware, before you unplug it.
It is possible that you never unplug this hardware. So how do you get rid of the icon?
As far as I know the only way is to right-click the notification area, and selecting
Properties. Under the Notification area heading, click Customize. Find the Safely
Remove Hardware icon and select Always hide in the Behavior column next to it
(press OK and Apply to back out).
Stop Password Expiration
After you have run Windows XP for a while, you may receive this message when you
log on: "Your password will expire in 14 days.....".
By default, Windows XP is set up with passwords which will expire after 42 days. 14
days in advance, Windows will start warning you of this fact. If you do not want your
passwords to expire:
1. Go to Start > Run and in the Open: box type control userpasswords2
2. Select the Advanced tab in the User Accounts window
3. Press the Advanced button below the Advanced user management header
4. Select Users in the Local Users and Groups
5. In the right pane, right-click the user name for which you want to change the
setting, and select Properties
6. On the General tab, check Password never expires
7. Click Apply and OK (all the way out)
log on: "Your password will expire in 14 days.....".
By default, Windows XP is set up with passwords which will expire after 42 days. 14
days in advance, Windows will start warning you of this fact. If you do not want your
passwords to expire:
1. Go to Start > Run and in the Open: box type control userpasswords2
2. Select the Advanced tab in the User Accounts window
3. Press the Advanced button below the Advanced user management header
4. Select Users in the Local Users and Groups
5. In the right pane, right-click the user name for which you want to change the
setting, and select Properties
6. On the General tab, check Password never expires
7. Click Apply and OK (all the way out)
Use the Address Bar to Launch Programs or Web Pages
Windows XP Professional enhanced the functionality of the Address bar to make it
easier to launch your favorite programs. You can add the Address bar to the taskbar
on the bottom of your desktop. Then you can launch programs simply by entering
their names in the Address bar. For example, to launch Calculator, simply enter calc
in the Address bar. Anything you would normally enter in the Run box on the Start
menu can be entered in the Address bar. The Address bar also lets you quickly go to
any Web page you specify.
To add the Address bar to the taskbar:
Right-click an empty area on the taskbar.
Point to Toolbars, and then click Address.
Open the Address bar by double-clicking it.
easier to launch your favorite programs. You can add the Address bar to the taskbar
on the bottom of your desktop. Then you can launch programs simply by entering
their names in the Address bar. For example, to launch Calculator, simply enter calc
in the Address bar. Anything you would normally enter in the Run box on the Start
menu can be entered in the Address bar. The Address bar also lets you quickly go to
any Web page you specify.
To add the Address bar to the taskbar:
Right-click an empty area on the taskbar.
Point to Toolbars, and then click Address.
Open the Address bar by double-clicking it.
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Keep Your Favorite Programs Near the Top of the Start Menu
Do you have a favorite program that you frequently use? Elevate its priority on the
Start menu by putting it at the top of the list. This ensures that the program will
remain on the Start menu and cannot be bumped by other programs, even if you use
the others more frequently. Right-click the link to your favorite program on the Start
menu and select Pin to Start Menu. Your program will be moved permanently to the
top part of the list, just below your browser and e-mail programs.
Start menu by putting it at the top of the list. This ensures that the program will
remain on the Start menu and cannot be bumped by other programs, even if you use
the others more frequently. Right-click the link to your favorite program on the Start
menu and select Pin to Start Menu. Your program will be moved permanently to the
top part of the list, just below your browser and e-mail programs.
Display Your Quick Launch Toolbar
Is your Quick Launch toolbar missing from the taskbar? To display your familiar
Quick Launch toolbar:
Right-click an empty area on the taskbar, click Toolbars, and then click Quick
Launch.
Easy as that your Quick Launch bar appears. To add items to your Quick
Launch toolbar, click the icon for the program you want to add, and drag it to
the Quick Launch portion of the taskbar.
Quick Launch toolbar:
Right-click an empty area on the taskbar, click Toolbars, and then click Quick
Launch.
Easy as that your Quick Launch bar appears. To add items to your Quick
Launch toolbar, click the icon for the program you want to add, and drag it to
the Quick Launch portion of the taskbar.
Unlock Toolbars to Customize Them
Windows XP now features locking toolbars, and you can adjust them. You can
customize a lot of the Windows XP features such as the Taskbar, Start Menu, and
even toolbar icons in Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. Remember your right-
click:
Right-click on a toolbar, and then click Lock the Toolbars to remove the check
mark.
Right-click on the toolbar again, and then click Customize.
You can add and remove toolbar buttons, change text options and icon
options. When you've got the toolbar customized, click Close.
Now right-click on the toolbar and then click Lock the Toolbars to lock them in
place.
customize a lot of the Windows XP features such as the Taskbar, Start Menu, and
even toolbar icons in Internet Explorer and Outlook Express. Remember your right-
click:
Right-click on a toolbar, and then click Lock the Toolbars to remove the check
mark.
Right-click on the toolbar again, and then click Customize.
You can add and remove toolbar buttons, change text options and icon
options. When you've got the toolbar customized, click Close.
Now right-click on the toolbar and then click Lock the Toolbars to lock them in
place.
Add Familiar Icons back to your desktop
It's the case of the missing icons. Many of you may be wondering where all the icons
from your desktop are in Windows XP? Well if you're like me, you like to have at
least My Computer, My Network Places, and My Documents on the desktop.
To do this:
Right-click on the desktop, and then click Properties.
Click the Desktop tab and then click on Customize Desktop.
Put a check mark in the box next to My Document, My Computer, My Network
Places, or Internet Explorer, to add those familiar icons to your desktop.
from your desktop are in Windows XP? Well if you're like me, you like to have at
least My Computer, My Network Places, and My Documents on the desktop.
To do this:
Right-click on the desktop, and then click Properties.
Click the Desktop tab and then click on Customize Desktop.
Put a check mark in the box next to My Document, My Computer, My Network
Places, or Internet Explorer, to add those familiar icons to your desktop.
Use the Windows Classic Look
More comfortable performing a task with the familiar Windows Classic user interface?
You can quickly switch the user interface to the familiar Windows Classic appearance
on your computer if it helps you remember a task in your operating system or
program. You can go back to the original Windows look with a couple clicks.
Right-click on your desktop, and then click Properties.
Click the Appearance tab.
On the Windows and Buttons menu, select Windows Classic. Click OK.
There you go, now you can feel right at home with the old look, and you'll still get
the best out of Windows XP, new look or old.
You can quickly switch the user interface to the familiar Windows Classic appearance
on your computer if it helps you remember a task in your operating system or
program. You can go back to the original Windows look with a couple clicks.
Right-click on your desktop, and then click Properties.
Click the Appearance tab.
On the Windows and Buttons menu, select Windows Classic. Click OK.
There you go, now you can feel right at home with the old look, and you'll still get
the best out of Windows XP, new look or old.
Speed up the Start Menu
You can use this tip to speed up the Start Menu in Windows XP release candidate 1.
You can customize the speed of the Start Menu by editing a Registry Key.
1. Click Start, and then click Run.
2. Type Regedit in the box, and then click OK.
3. Expand the menu in the left panel and select the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop folder.
4. Scroll down in the right panel and double click on the MenuShowDelay file.
5. In the Value Data box, change to default value for the menu speed from 400
to a lesser number, such as 1.
6. Click OK.
Caution: Incorrectly editing the registry may severely damage your system. Before
making changes to the registry, you should back up any valued data on your
computer.
You can customize the speed of the Start Menu by editing a Registry Key.
1. Click Start, and then click Run.
2. Type Regedit in the box, and then click OK.
3. Expand the menu in the left panel and select the
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop folder.
4. Scroll down in the right panel and double click on the MenuShowDelay file.
5. In the Value Data box, change to default value for the menu speed from 400
to a lesser number, such as 1.
6. Click OK.
Caution: Incorrectly editing the registry may severely damage your system. Before
making changes to the registry, you should back up any valued data on your
computer.
Do Not Highlight Newly Installed Programs
Tired of that annoying little window that pops up to tell you that new software is
installed? If it gets in the way when you're logging off, turn it off completely.
To do this Click Start, right-click at the top of the Start menu where your
name is displayed, and then click Properties.
In the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box, on the Start Menu tab,
click Customize.
Click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Highlight newly installed programs
check box.
Click OK, and then click OK again.
Now that message won't be popping up when you least want to see it.
installed? If it gets in the way when you're logging off, turn it off completely.
To do this Click Start, right-click at the top of the Start menu where your
name is displayed, and then click Properties.
In the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties dialog box, on the Start Menu tab,
click Customize.
Click the Advanced tab, and then clear the Highlight newly installed programs
check box.
Click OK, and then click OK again.
Now that message won't be popping up when you least want to see it.
Add a Map Drive Button to the Toolbar
Do you want to quickly map a drive, but can't find the toolbar button? If you map
drives often, use one of these options to add a Map Drive button to the folder
toolbar.
1. Option One (Long Term Fix)
Click Start, click My Computer, right-click the toolbar, then unlock the
toolbars, if necessary.
Right-click the toolbar again, and then click Customize.
Under Available toolbar buttons, locate Map Drive, and drag it into the
position you want on the right under Current toolbar buttons.
Click Close, click OK, and then click OK again.
You now have drive mapping buttons on your toolbar, so you can map drives
from any folder window. To unmap drives, follow the above procedure,
selecting Disconnect under Available toolbar buttons. To quickly map a drive,
try this option.
2. Option Two (Quick Fix)
Click Start, and right-click My Computer.
Click Map Network Drive.
If you place your My Computer icon directly on the desktop, you can make this move
in only two clicks!
drives often, use one of these options to add a Map Drive button to the folder
toolbar.
1. Option One (Long Term Fix)
Click Start, click My Computer, right-click the toolbar, then unlock the
toolbars, if necessary.
Right-click the toolbar again, and then click Customize.
Under Available toolbar buttons, locate Map Drive, and drag it into the
position you want on the right under Current toolbar buttons.
Click Close, click OK, and then click OK again.
You now have drive mapping buttons on your toolbar, so you can map drives
from any folder window. To unmap drives, follow the above procedure,
selecting Disconnect under Available toolbar buttons. To quickly map a drive,
try this option.
2. Option Two (Quick Fix)
Click Start, and right-click My Computer.
Click Map Network Drive.
If you place your My Computer icon directly on the desktop, you can make this move
in only two clicks!
Change the Start Menu Style
Does the new Windows XP Start menu take up too much space on your desktop? You
can easily change the look back to the Windows Classic Start menu by following
these steps:
• Right-click the Start button, and then click Properties.
Click Classic Start menu.
Click the Customize button to select items to display on the Start menu.
By default, selecting the Classic Start menu also adds the My Documents, My
Computer, My Network Places, and Internet Explorer icons to your desktop.
can easily change the look back to the Windows Classic Start menu by following
these steps:
• Right-click the Start button, and then click Properties.
Click Classic Start menu.
Click the Customize button to select items to display on the Start menu.
By default, selecting the Classic Start menu also adds the My Documents, My
Computer, My Network Places, and Internet Explorer icons to your desktop.
Friday, December 18, 2009
Use a Shortcut to Local Area Network Connection Information
Something new in Windows XP, instead of using the command line program and
typing ipconfig to find local area network information, you can use the following
shortcut:
Click Start, point to Connect to, and then click Show All Connections.
Right-click the connection you want information about, and then click Status.
In the connection Properties dialog box, click the Support tab.
For even more information, click the Advanced tab.
To automatically enable the status monitor each time the connection is active, in the
connection Properties dialog box, select the Show icon in taskbar notification area
when connected check box.
typing ipconfig to find local area network information, you can use the following
shortcut:
Click Start, point to Connect to, and then click Show All Connections.
Right-click the connection you want information about, and then click Status.
In the connection Properties dialog box, click the Support tab.
For even more information, click the Advanced tab.
To automatically enable the status monitor each time the connection is active, in the
connection Properties dialog box, select the Show icon in taskbar notification area
when connected check box.
Thursday, December 10, 2009
Increase your cable modem or DSL speed in XP
Increase your cable modem or DSL speed in XP
This tweak is for broad band cable connections on stand alone machines with winXP
professional version - might work on Home version also. It will probably work with
networked machines as well but I haven't tried it in that configuration. This is for
windows XP only, it does not work on win2000.
I use 3 Com cards so I don't know how it works on others at this point. It does not
involve editing the registry. This tweak assumes that you have let winXP create a
connection on install for your cable modem/NIC combination and that your
connection has tcp/ip - QoS - file and print sharing - and client for microsoft
networks , only, installed. It also assumes that winxp will detect your NIC and has
in-box drivers for it. If it doesn't do not try this.
In the "My Network Places" properties (right click on the desktop icon and choose
properties), highlight the connection then at the menu bar choose "Advanced" then
"Advanced Settings". Uncheck the two boxes in the lower half for the bindings for
File and Printer sharing and Client for MS networks. Click OK
1. From the windows XP cd in the support directory from the support cab,
extract the file netcap.exe and place it in a directory on your hard drive or
even in the root of your C:\ drive.
2. next, open up a command prompt window and change directories to where
you put netcap.exe. then type "netcap/?". It will list some commands that are
available for netcap and a netmon driver will be installed. At the bottom you
will see your adapters. You should see two of them if using a 3Com card. One
will be for LAN and the other will be for WAN something or other.
3. Next type "netcap/Remove". This will remove the netmon driver.
4. Open up control panel / system / dev man and look at your network adapters.
You should now see two of them and one will have a yellow ! on it. Right click
on the one without the yellow ! and choose uninstall. YES! you are
uninstalling your network adapter, continue with the uninstall. Do not restart
yet.
5. Check your connection properties to make sure that no connection exists. If
you get a wizard just cancel out of it.
6. Now re-start the machine.
7. After re-start go to your connection properties again and you should have a
new connection called "Local area connection 2". highlight the connection
then at the menu bar choose "Advanced" then "Advanced Settings". Uncheck
the two boxes in the lower half for the bindings for File and Printer sharing
and Client for MS networks. Click OK.
8. Choose connection properties and uncheck the "QOS" box
9. Re-start the machine
10. after restart enjoy the increased responsivness of IE, faster page loading, and
a connection speed boost.
Why it works, it seems that windows XP, in its zeal to make sure every base is
covered installs two seperate versions of the NIC card. One you do not normally see
in any properties. Remember the "netcap/?" command above showing two different
adapters? The LAN one is the one you see. The invisible one loads everything down
and its like your running two separate cards together, sharing a connection among
two cards, this method breaks this "bond" and allows the NIC to run un-hindered.
This tweak is for broad band cable connections on stand alone machines with winXP
professional version - might work on Home version also. It will probably work with
networked machines as well but I haven't tried it in that configuration. This is for
windows XP only, it does not work on win2000.
I use 3 Com cards so I don't know how it works on others at this point. It does not
involve editing the registry. This tweak assumes that you have let winXP create a
connection on install for your cable modem/NIC combination and that your
connection has tcp/ip - QoS - file and print sharing - and client for microsoft
networks , only, installed. It also assumes that winxp will detect your NIC and has
in-box drivers for it. If it doesn't do not try this.
In the "My Network Places" properties (right click on the desktop icon and choose
properties), highlight the connection then at the menu bar choose "Advanced" then
"Advanced Settings". Uncheck the two boxes in the lower half for the bindings for
File and Printer sharing and Client for MS networks. Click OK
1. From the windows XP cd in the support directory from the support cab,
extract the file netcap.exe and place it in a directory on your hard drive or
even in the root of your C:\ drive.
2. next, open up a command prompt window and change directories to where
you put netcap.exe. then type "netcap/?". It will list some commands that are
available for netcap and a netmon driver will be installed. At the bottom you
will see your adapters. You should see two of them if using a 3Com card. One
will be for LAN and the other will be for WAN something or other.
3. Next type "netcap/Remove". This will remove the netmon driver.
4. Open up control panel / system / dev man and look at your network adapters.
You should now see two of them and one will have a yellow ! on it. Right click
on the one without the yellow ! and choose uninstall. YES! you are
uninstalling your network adapter, continue with the uninstall. Do not restart
yet.
5. Check your connection properties to make sure that no connection exists. If
you get a wizard just cancel out of it.
6. Now re-start the machine.
7. After re-start go to your connection properties again and you should have a
new connection called "Local area connection 2". highlight the connection
then at the menu bar choose "Advanced" then "Advanced Settings". Uncheck
the two boxes in the lower half for the bindings for File and Printer sharing
and Client for MS networks. Click OK.
8. Choose connection properties and uncheck the "QOS" box
9. Re-start the machine
10. after restart enjoy the increased responsivness of IE, faster page loading, and
a connection speed boost.
Why it works, it seems that windows XP, in its zeal to make sure every base is
covered installs two seperate versions of the NIC card. One you do not normally see
in any properties. Remember the "netcap/?" command above showing two different
adapters? The LAN one is the one you see. The invisible one loads everything down
and its like your running two separate cards together, sharing a connection among
two cards, this method breaks this "bond" and allows the NIC to run un-hindered.
Increase BROADBAND
This is for broad band connections. I didn't try it on dial up but might work for dial
up.
1. make sure your logged on as actually "Administrator". do not log on with any
account that just has administrator privileges.
2. start - run - type gpedit.msc
3. expand the "local computer policy" branch
4. expand the "administrative templates" branch
5. expand the "network branch"
6. Highlight the "QoS Packet Scheduler" in left window
7. in right window double click the "limit reservable bandwidth" setting
8. on setting tab check the "enabled" item
9. where it says "Bandwidth limit %" change it to read 0
Effect is immediate on some systems, some need to re-boot. This is more of a
"counter what XP does" thing. In other words, programs can request up to 20% of
the bandwidth be reserved for them, even with QoS disabled, this is no big deal and
most programs do not request it. So, although QOS has caused a big stink because
people think it reserves 20% of their bandwidth, you can still disable it, just to be
sure, hehe.
up.
1. make sure your logged on as actually "Administrator". do not log on with any
account that just has administrator privileges.
2. start - run - type gpedit.msc
3. expand the "local computer policy" branch
4. expand the "administrative templates" branch
5. expand the "network branch"
6. Highlight the "QoS Packet Scheduler" in left window
7. in right window double click the "limit reservable bandwidth" setting
8. on setting tab check the "enabled" item
9. where it says "Bandwidth limit %" change it to read 0
Effect is immediate on some systems, some need to re-boot. This is more of a
"counter what XP does" thing. In other words, programs can request up to 20% of
the bandwidth be reserved for them, even with QoS disabled, this is no big deal and
most programs do not request it. So, although QOS has caused a big stink because
people think it reserves 20% of their bandwidth, you can still disable it, just to be
sure, hehe.
Turn of CD Auto Play
Open My Computer
Right click on your CD ROM and choose Properties
Click on the Auto Play tab
In the drop down box you can choose the Action for each choice shown in the
drop down box
or
1. Go to Start->Run->gpedit.msc
2. Computer Config -> Administrative Template -> System
3. Double click Turn off Autoplay
4. Enable it.
Right click on your CD ROM and choose Properties
Click on the Auto Play tab
In the drop down box you can choose the Action for each choice shown in the
drop down box
or
1. Go to Start->Run->gpedit.msc
2. Computer Config -> Administrative Template -> System
3. Double click Turn off Autoplay
4. Enable it.
Enable Clear Type
Right click on a blank area of the Desktop and choose Properties
Click on the Appearance Tab; Click effects
Check the box: Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts
In the drop down box select: Clear Type
Click on the Appearance Tab; Click effects
Check the box: Use the following method to smooth edges of screen fonts
In the drop down box select: Clear Type
Easy sendto menu modification
first open - X:Documents and SettingsusernameSendTo (it is hidden) where X is your
drive letter and username is your username make and delete shortcuts to folders at
will
drive letter and username is your username make and delete shortcuts to folders at
will
Change the text in Internet Explorers title bar to anything you want
In regedit navigate to this key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain
change the value of the string "Window Title" to whatever you want on the title bar
of Internet Explorer - to have no title except the title of the web pages you are
browsing do not enter anything for a value.
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareMicrosoftInternet ExplorerMain
change the value of the string "Window Title" to whatever you want on the title bar
of Internet Explorer - to have no title except the title of the web pages you are
browsing do not enter anything for a value.
Remove Shared Documents
Open Regedit(Start- Run- Regedit) and navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer My Computer NameSpace
DelegateFolders There will see a sub-key named {59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-
5595fe6b30ee}. By Deleting this you can remove the 'Other Files stored on This
Computer' group.
SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Explorer My Computer NameSpace
DelegateFolders There will see a sub-key named {59031a47-3f72-44a7-89c5-
5595fe6b30ee}. By Deleting this you can remove the 'Other Files stored on This
Computer' group.
Remove shortcut arrow from desktop icons
Here's how you can remove those shortcut arrows from your desktop icons in
Windows XP.
1. Start regedit.
2. Navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTlnkfile
3. Delete the IsShortcut registry value.
You may need to restart Windows XP.
Windows XP.
1. Start regedit.
2. Navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTlnkfile
3. Delete the IsShortcut registry value.
You may need to restart Windows XP.
Close Multiple Windows : Note works in all versions of Windows
If you just opened a number of separate, related windows (a folder inside a folder,
and so on), there's an easier way to close them all than one-at-a-time. Hold down
the Shift key as you click the X caption button in the upper-right corner of the last
window opened. Doing so closes that window and all windows that came before it.
and so on), there's an easier way to close them all than one-at-a-time. Hold down
the Shift key as you click the X caption button in the upper-right corner of the last
window opened. Doing so closes that window and all windows that came before it.
Disable error reporting
Open Control Panel
Click on Performance and Maintenance.
Click on System.
Then click on the Advanced tab
Click on the error-reporting button on the bottom of the windows.
Select Disable error reporting.
Click OK
Click OK
Click on Performance and Maintenance.
Click on System.
Then click on the Advanced tab
Click on the error-reporting button on the bottom of the windows.
Select Disable error reporting.
Click OK
Click OK
Adjust various visual effects
1. Open up the control panel
2. Go under system and click on the advanced tab
3. Click settings under Performance options
4. You can now change various graphical effects (mainly animations and
shadows)
2. Go under system and click on the advanced tab
3. Click settings under Performance options
4. You can now change various graphical effects (mainly animations and
shadows)
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Turn off hibernation
Control Panel-Screen Saver Power-Hibernate Tab-uncheck hibernation box-reboot
and hiberfil.sys is no more.
and hiberfil.sys is no more.
WinXP Clear Page file on shutdown
Go to Control panel Administrative tools, local security policy. then goto local policies
---> security options. Then change the option for "Shutdown: Clear Virtual Memory
Pagefile"
---> security options. Then change the option for "Shutdown: Clear Virtual Memory
Pagefile"
Win XP Won't Completely Shutdown
Goto Control Panel, then goto Power Options.
Click on the APM Tab, then check the "Enable Advanced Power Management
support."
Shut down your PC. It should now successfully complete the Shut Down
process.
Click on the APM Tab, then check the "Enable Advanced Power Management
support."
Shut down your PC. It should now successfully complete the Shut Down
process.
Enable / Disable Firewall
Open Control Panel and double click on Network Connections. In the new box that
appears right click on the Connection and click on the Advanced tab. Check or
uncheck the box according to your desire.
appears right click on the Connection and click on the Advanced tab. Check or
uncheck the box according to your desire.
Turn Off System Recovery
Right click on My Computer and choose Properties. Click on the System Restore tab
and check the box Turn off System Restore. (This will increase Windows performance
& save disk space)
and check the box Turn off System Restore. (This will increase Windows performance
& save disk space)
Launch Internet Explorer.
Select the Tools from the menu bar. Then select Internet Options... from the drop
down menu. Once the internet options has loaded click on the general tab. Under the
temporary internet files section click the settings button. A settings window will load.
Slide the slider all the way to the left so the size indicated in the text box on the
right is one. Click OK Click Ok
down menu. Once the internet options has loaded click on the general tab. Under the
temporary internet files section click the settings button. A settings window will load.
Slide the slider all the way to the left so the size indicated in the text box on the
right is one. Click OK Click Ok
Reduce Temporary Internet File Space
The temporary internet files clutter your hard drive with copies of each page visited.
These can build up over time and take up disk space. Even more bothersome is that
instead of getting new pages each time IE often takes the page out the temp internet
files. This can be a problem if you are viewing a website that is updated all the time.
If you are on a slow connection such as a 56K or lower then this can be good but if
you are on a fast broadband connection, like me, then you can get away with
decreasing the size of your temp internet files to just one meg without any
performance decrease.
These can build up over time and take up disk space. Even more bothersome is that
instead of getting new pages each time IE often takes the page out the temp internet
files. This can be a problem if you are viewing a website that is updated all the time.
If you are on a slow connection such as a 56K or lower then this can be good but if
you are on a fast broadband connection, like me, then you can get away with
decreasing the size of your temp internet files to just one meg without any
performance decrease.
The omnipotent Administrator
When you use Windows XP, you belong to one of two groups: Administrators or
Users. Administrators are all-powerful: if you have a so-called Admin account, you
can make systemwide changes and change other users' accounts. While this power is
a boon to the ego, it's also dangerous. If, for example, you encounter a virus, a
Trojan horse, or a worm while you're logged on as Administrator, you could wreck all
the accounts on your entire system. Log in as User, on the other hand, and any
damage you cause will be less extensive, because ordinary users are prevented from
making systemwide changes. A word to the wise: Do your everyday computing as a
regular user and log on as Administrator only when it's absolutely necessary, such as
when adding a new user or changing security settings. To sign on as User, use the
Run As command: just right-click a shortcut and select Run As. As long as you know
the username and password, you can sign on as another user.
Users. Administrators are all-powerful: if you have a so-called Admin account, you
can make systemwide changes and change other users' accounts. While this power is
a boon to the ego, it's also dangerous. If, for example, you encounter a virus, a
Trojan horse, or a worm while you're logged on as Administrator, you could wreck all
the accounts on your entire system. Log in as User, on the other hand, and any
damage you cause will be less extensive, because ordinary users are prevented from
making systemwide changes. A word to the wise: Do your everyday computing as a
regular user and log on as Administrator only when it's absolutely necessary, such as
when adding a new user or changing security settings. To sign on as User, use the
Run As command: just right-click a shortcut and select Run As. As long as you know
the username and password, you can sign on as another user.
Watch your cookies
In XP, the Documents And Settings folder holds all user information, including
configuration settings, favorites, and cookies. The Documents And
Settings\Username\Cookies folder is where XP stashes cookies. How do you control
the number of cookies you allow on your system? Click Start > Control Panel >
Network And Internet Connections > Internet Options. Click the Privacy tab, then
use the slider bar to modify your cookie settings. For instance, you can block cookies
from sites that use personal identification without your consent. To increase your
security, try out the other privacy settings in this dialog. The lowest level is Accept
All Cookies while the highest is Block All Cookies, with low, medium, medium-high,
and high settings in between. (An explanation of each appears as you move between
settings.) Keep in mind that rejecting cookies may limit your actions on some Web
sites, and some sites use cookies to track how many times you see a popup, for
example, on this website, if you blocked cookies, you would see a popup on every
page.
configuration settings, favorites, and cookies. The Documents And
Settings\Username\Cookies folder is where XP stashes cookies. How do you control
the number of cookies you allow on your system? Click Start > Control Panel >
Network And Internet Connections > Internet Options. Click the Privacy tab, then
use the slider bar to modify your cookie settings. For instance, you can block cookies
from sites that use personal identification without your consent. To increase your
security, try out the other privacy settings in this dialog. The lowest level is Accept
All Cookies while the highest is Block All Cookies, with low, medium, medium-high,
and high settings in between. (An explanation of each appears as you move between
settings.) Keep in mind that rejecting cookies may limit your actions on some Web
sites, and some sites use cookies to track how many times you see a popup, for
example, on this website, if you blocked cookies, you would see a popup on every
page.
Microsoft Narrator
Want to hear your computer talk? Select Start, Programs, Accessories, Accessibility,
Narrator. Or press the Windows key plus the letter "U" to open the Utility Manager.
Microsoft Narrator, an accessibility option designed to assist readers who are blind or
have impaired vision, starts automatically.
Once you've read through the intro screen (or let the Narrator do it), click OK and
you'll see a dialog box of Narrator options. Assuming you want to leave Narrator
running, select the desired options, then minimize its dialog box. And if you've
opened the Utility Manager, feel free to close it.
To turn Narrator off, click the Exit button or right-click its taskbar item and select
Close.
Narrator. Or press the Windows key plus the letter "U" to open the Utility Manager.
Microsoft Narrator, an accessibility option designed to assist readers who are blind or
have impaired vision, starts automatically.
Once you've read through the intro screen (or let the Narrator do it), click OK and
you'll see a dialog box of Narrator options. Assuming you want to leave Narrator
running, select the desired options, then minimize its dialog box. And if you've
opened the Utility Manager, feel free to close it.
To turn Narrator off, click the Exit button or right-click its taskbar item and select
Close.
Turn on your firewall
Microsoft included a firewall in Windows XP to keep you safe from hackers while you
cruise the Internet. How do you know that the Internet Connection Firewall is on? Go
to the Control Panel and double-click the Network Connections icon. In the dial-up,
DSL, or cable connection dialog that appears, check the Status column. If your
firewall is on, it should say Firewalled. You can turn the firewall off with the check
box, but unless you are going to add a third-party firewall for heightened security,
it's best to leave it on.
Now that you know that your firewall is on, how do you know that it's doing its job?
Test it with ShieldsUp, the free testing service sponsored by Gibson Research.
According to our tests, XP's Internet Connection Firewall kept the computer in full
stealth mode. Hackers could not break in and couldn't even see the computer online.
But, given the latest security problems with USB 2.0, etc, you should always go to
Windows Update to make sure you have the latest patches, no matter what
operating system you use.
cruise the Internet. How do you know that the Internet Connection Firewall is on? Go
to the Control Panel and double-click the Network Connections icon. In the dial-up,
DSL, or cable connection dialog that appears, check the Status column. If your
firewall is on, it should say Firewalled. You can turn the firewall off with the check
box, but unless you are going to add a third-party firewall for heightened security,
it's best to leave it on.
Now that you know that your firewall is on, how do you know that it's doing its job?
Test it with ShieldsUp, the free testing service sponsored by Gibson Research.
According to our tests, XP's Internet Connection Firewall kept the computer in full
stealth mode. Hackers could not break in and couldn't even see the computer online.
But, given the latest security problems with USB 2.0, etc, you should always go to
Windows Update to make sure you have the latest patches, no matter what
operating system you use.
Organize your desktop
The only default icon on XP's desktop is the Recycle Bin, but we think it's a good idea
to add a shortcut to Computer Management, a quick and dirty way to get to such
important tools as the Event Viewer, Local Users and Groups, Shared Folders, the
Device Manager, and Disk Management. To surface this handy management dialog,
click Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Administrative Tools.
Right-click the Computer Management shortcut. Select Copy from the dialog menu.
Right-click an empty portion of the desktop and select Paste Shortcut. Use this
procedure to add shortcuts to anything else; use Windows Explorer or My Computer
to find your target
to add a shortcut to Computer Management, a quick and dirty way to get to such
important tools as the Event Viewer, Local Users and Groups, Shared Folders, the
Device Manager, and Disk Management. To surface this handy management dialog,
click Start > Control Panel > Performance and Maintenance > Administrative Tools.
Right-click the Computer Management shortcut. Select Copy from the dialog menu.
Right-click an empty portion of the desktop and select Paste Shortcut. Use this
procedure to add shortcuts to anything else; use Windows Explorer or My Computer
to find your target
Swap out the defaults
In XP, your favorite programs are displayed in the top left column of the Start menu.
Microsoft starts you off with Internet Explorer and Outlook Express.
Want to display a different set of applications in this spot? Right-click an empty
portion of the Start menu's left column and select Properties > Start Menu >
Customize. At the bottom, deselect the program you no longer want displayed in the
"Show on the Start menu" dialog, and, using Windows Explorer or My Computer,
navigate to the program you want instead. Right-click the program and select "Pin to
Start menu." To rename the new shortcut, right-click it and select Rename. Note:
You can't pin files, just programs.
Microsoft starts you off with Internet Explorer and Outlook Express.
Want to display a different set of applications in this spot? Right-click an empty
portion of the Start menu's left column and select Properties > Start Menu >
Customize. At the bottom, deselect the program you no longer want displayed in the
"Show on the Start menu" dialog, and, using Windows Explorer or My Computer,
navigate to the program you want instead. Right-click the program and select "Pin to
Start menu." To rename the new shortcut, right-click it and select Rename. Note:
You can't pin files, just programs.
Tuesday, December 8, 2009
Customize the Start menu
The Start menu gets more real estate in XP than in previous versions, and it's more
customizable. To make the Start menu display only the applications you want, rather
than the default determined by Microsoft, right-click in an empty section of the Start
menu's left column, and select Properties > Start Menu > Customize. Here you'll find
a list of your most frequently used programs. (XP keeps track of what you use and
what you don't, then updates this list dynamically.) Don't want your boss to know
that Pinball, Solitaire, and Quake all make your list? Go to the General tab, click
Clear List, and set the counter to zero.
customizable. To make the Start menu display only the applications you want, rather
than the default determined by Microsoft, right-click in an empty section of the Start
menu's left column, and select Properties > Start Menu > Customize. Here you'll find
a list of your most frequently used programs. (XP keeps track of what you use and
what you don't, then updates this list dynamically.) Don't want your boss to know
that Pinball, Solitaire, and Quake all make your list? Go to the General tab, click
Clear List, and set the counter to zero.
Turn back the clock
Gray is definitely out. The folks at Microsoft bathed Windows XP in color. Don't like
XP's look? To switch back to the Classic look that resembles Windows 2000, right-
click the desktop, select Properties, click the Themes tab, and choose Windows
Classic from the drop-down list. Voilà ! You're back to comfy shades of blue and gray-
-not to mention having all those familiar icons.
Click "Switch to Classic view" in the upper-left corner of the Properties dialog to bring
back the familiar Control Panel icons of earlier versions of Windows. To get back to a
Start menu that looks more like Windows 2000's, right-click in an empty portion of
the Start menu's left-hand column, select Properties, and go to the Start Menu tab.
Select Classic Start Menu. To bring the new look back, just reverse these steps.
XP's look? To switch back to the Classic look that resembles Windows 2000, right-
click the desktop, select Properties, click the Themes tab, and choose Windows
Classic from the drop-down list. Voilà ! You're back to comfy shades of blue and gray-
-not to mention having all those familiar icons.
Click "Switch to Classic view" in the upper-left corner of the Properties dialog to bring
back the familiar Control Panel icons of earlier versions of Windows. To get back to a
Start menu that looks more like Windows 2000's, right-click in an empty portion of
the Start menu's left-hand column, select Properties, and go to the Start Menu tab.
Select Classic Start Menu. To bring the new look back, just reverse these steps.
Group and Ungroup Similar Taskbar Items
Just open three or four Internet Explorer windows and you won't see them all in a
row on your Taskbar, as you did in previous versions of Windows. By default,
Windows XP groups similar items on one button. For example, if you have 3 Internet
Explorer windows open, you'll see an Explorer item with the number 3 on it. Click it
to see a pop-up list of those windows, then select the one you want.
If you would like, Windows XP will display all open windows separately on the
Taskbar. Right click a blank area of the Taskbar and select Properties. Under Taskbar
Properties, deselect Group Similar Taskbar Buttons, then click OK.
row on your Taskbar, as you did in previous versions of Windows. By default,
Windows XP groups similar items on one button. For example, if you have 3 Internet
Explorer windows open, you'll see an Explorer item with the number 3 on it. Click it
to see a pop-up list of those windows, then select the one you want.
If you would like, Windows XP will display all open windows separately on the
Taskbar. Right click a blank area of the Taskbar and select Properties. Under Taskbar
Properties, deselect Group Similar Taskbar Buttons, then click OK.
Protect your identity
Like many other audio players, Windows Media Player rushes out to the Internet to
find information for you when you play a CD. Some of this information, such as song
titles and album art, is useful, but Media Player also identifies your copy of Media
Player to the site where it's getting data. Why? According to the help file, "The server
uses this unique identifier to monitor your connection. By monitoring your
connection, the server can make adjustments to increase the playback quality and to
alert you about events that occur when receiving streams over the Internet."
If you're disturbed by this exchange of information, here's how to stop it. In
Windows Media Player, click Tools > Options and go to the Player tab. Notice the
option that says "Allow Internet sites to uniquely identify your player?" Turn it off.
find information for you when you play a CD. Some of this information, such as song
titles and album art, is useful, but Media Player also identifies your copy of Media
Player to the site where it's getting data. Why? According to the help file, "The server
uses this unique identifier to monitor your connection. By monitoring your
connection, the server can make adjustments to increase the playback quality and to
alert you about events that occur when receiving streams over the Internet."
If you're disturbed by this exchange of information, here's how to stop it. In
Windows Media Player, click Tools > Options and go to the Player tab. Notice the
option that says "Allow Internet sites to uniquely identify your player?" Turn it off.
Know your rights
Windows XP comes bundled with Windows Media Player 8.0. While Media Player
plays just about any digital media file format--it supports 35, including MP3, it
records music only in the Windows Media Audio, or WMA, format. The reason?
Content protection.
When recording, or ripping, music from CDs, Media Player allows you to make
protected recordings so that no one will be able to copy the recording from one
computer to another. You can turn copy protection on or off on the Copy Music tab
by checking or unchecking the box that says Protect Content.
plays just about any digital media file format--it supports 35, including MP3, it
records music only in the Windows Media Audio, or WMA, format. The reason?
Content protection.
When recording, or ripping, music from CDs, Media Player allows you to make
protected recordings so that no one will be able to copy the recording from one
computer to another. You can turn copy protection on or off on the Copy Music tab
by checking or unchecking the box that says Protect Content.
Want to remove MSN Messenger?
A lot of people want to know how to remove the MSN Messenger service from XP...
here's how:
Locate SYSOC.INF in the \Windows\INF folder (hidden file and folder), Open it in
Notepad and locate the line: msmsgs=msgrocm.dll,OcEntry,msmsgs.inf,hide,7
Remove the word "hide" from the line and save the file. You will now have an entry
in add/remove programs. Do what you will :)
OR (XP Pro Only) leave it installed, but tell Windows to never let it run. If you're
running XP Professional, you can use GPEDIT.MSC to prevent Messenger from
loading. Otherwise, even disabling it in startup won't cause it to "always" not run.
NOTE: Outlook, Outlook Express and some Microsoft web pages can still make it
load.
9 Start, Run and enter GPEDIT.MSC
9 Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components >
Windows Messenger
9 You can now modify whether it starts initially and/or whether it's to run at all.
UPDATE: I have recieved some email that say this fix slows down outlook when
starting, that is because outlook wants to start messenger when it starts, the easiest
and fastest way to disable messenger and still have a quickj starttime with outlook is
to rename the exe file, located here c:\program files\messenger\msmsgs.exe, to
something other than msmsgs.exe, such as msmsgsnew.exe.
here's how:
Locate SYSOC.INF in the \Windows\INF folder (hidden file and folder), Open it in
Notepad and locate the line: msmsgs=msgrocm.dll,OcEntry,msmsgs.inf,hide,7
Remove the word "hide" from the line and save the file. You will now have an entry
in add/remove programs. Do what you will :)
OR (XP Pro Only) leave it installed, but tell Windows to never let it run. If you're
running XP Professional, you can use GPEDIT.MSC to prevent Messenger from
loading. Otherwise, even disabling it in startup won't cause it to "always" not run.
NOTE: Outlook, Outlook Express and some Microsoft web pages can still make it
load.
9 Start, Run and enter GPEDIT.MSC
9 Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components >
Windows Messenger
9 You can now modify whether it starts initially and/or whether it's to run at all.
UPDATE: I have recieved some email that say this fix slows down outlook when
starting, that is because outlook wants to start messenger when it starts, the easiest
and fastest way to disable messenger and still have a quickj starttime with outlook is
to rename the exe file, located here c:\program files\messenger\msmsgs.exe, to
something other than msmsgs.exe, such as msmsgsnew.exe.
Change Out Your Pointer Scheme
Tired of seeing your pointer as an arrow or an hourglass all the time? Windows XP
offers a number of alternative pointer schemes, such as Dinosaur, Ocean and Sports.
Open the Control Panel, double-click Mouse, and select the Pointers tab. (If you start
in Category view, select Appearance and Themes, then click Mouse Pointers under
"See Also.") Next to Schemes, click the down arrow and select a scheme to preview
its pointers. Click OK to apply the scheme to your desktop. Simple as that.
offers a number of alternative pointer schemes, such as Dinosaur, Ocean and Sports.
Open the Control Panel, double-click Mouse, and select the Pointers tab. (If you start
in Category view, select Appearance and Themes, then click Mouse Pointers under
"See Also.") Next to Schemes, click the down arrow and select a scheme to preview
its pointers. Click OK to apply the scheme to your desktop. Simple as that.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
rotate your computer screen
Ab aap apne computer ki screen ko mobile ki tarha rotate kar sakte ho ,
method is ,
'' Press Alt + Ctrl + Up or Down arow key ''
some computers ki screen rotate nahi hote ,
method is ,
'' Press Alt + Ctrl + Up or Down arow key ''
some computers ki screen rotate nahi hote ,
delete dummy entries
aksar dosto ko ye shikayat rehti he ke unho ne koi software install kia lekin currupt hone pr
jb ise uninstall krna chaha to ye uninstall nhi hua..
iska hal ye he ke:
1:"run" mein jaein.
2:"regedit" kholein.
3:"my computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE" type karein.
or yaha pe jake wo software uninstall kar dein.
jb ise uninstall krna chaha to ye uninstall nhi hua..
iska hal ye he ke:
1:"run" mein jaein.
2:"regedit" kholein.
3:"my computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE" type karein.
or yaha pe jake wo software uninstall kar dein.
hestory of deleted files
g main aaj aap ko Delete ki hoi File ki History Show karny ka method btao ga i hope so k sab ko pasand b aye ga
To shoro karty hain
To see Deleted History follow the steps:-
1. Boot into "safe mode command prompt" using F8
2. Go to Root (C:\) by typing CD\
3. Now type C:\ del index.dat /s
4. Press enter
The Deleted Files will appear.
Note:- Here C: is my OS.
Reply Must hai
To shoro karty hain
To see Deleted History follow the steps:-
1. Boot into "safe mode command prompt" using F8
2. Go to Root (C:\) by typing CD\
3. Now type C:\ del index.dat /s
4. Press enter
The Deleted Files will appear.
Note:- Here C: is my OS.
Reply Must hai
hestory of deleted files
g main aaj aap ko Delete ki hoi File ki History Show karny ka method btao ga i hope so k sab ko pasand b aye ga
To shoro karty hain
To see Deleted History follow the steps:-
1. Boot into "safe mode command prompt" using F8
2. Go to Root (C:\) by typing CD\
3. Now type C:\ del index.dat /s
4. Press enter
The Deleted Files will appear.
Note:- Here C: is my OS.
Reply Must hai
To shoro karty hain
To see Deleted History follow the steps:-
1. Boot into "safe mode command prompt" using F8
2. Go to Root (C:\) by typing CD\
3. Now type C:\ del index.dat /s
4. Press enter
The Deleted Files will appear.
Note:- Here C: is my OS.
Reply Must hai
Saturday, December 5, 2009
some secret softweres in xp
1- Private Character Editor
Click :start
Then :run
type :EUDCEDIT
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2- iExpress
Click : start
Then : run
type : iexpress
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3-Disk Cleanup
Click : start
Then : run
type : cleanmgr
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4-Dr Watson
This program Is for repairing problems in Windows
Click : start
Then : run
type : drwtsn32
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kuch or progs ke code likh raha hun aap log check karein.
__________ __________
Character Map = charmap
DirectX diagnosis = dxdiag
Object Packager = packager
System Monitor = perfmon
Program Manager = progman
Remote Access phone book = rasphone
Registry Editor = regedt32
File siganture verification tool = sigverif
Volume Contro = sndvol32
System Configuration Editor = sysedit
Syskey = syskey
Microsoft Telnet Client = telnet
to disable registory
to disable registory in windows xp.
is script ko startmanu>run mein type karein.
REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
is script ko startmanu>run mein type karein.
REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 1 /f
to enable registory
to enable registory in windows xp.
is script ko startmanu>run mein type karein.
REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f
is script ko startmanu>run mein type karein.
REG add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System /v DisableRegistryTools /t REG_DWORD /d 0 /f
web mein editing
ksi bhi website mein temprory editing ke lie ya java script use karein.
javascript: document.body.contentEditable= "true"; document.designMode= "on"; void 0
javascript: document.body.contentEditable= "true"; document.designMode= "on"; void 0
lock ur computer with one click
Instead of pressing CTRL+ALT+DEL or windows + L to lock your machine you can create an icon to lock your machine. There are very simple steps by using it you can simply lock your computer
using single mouse click.
Just Follow the simple step >>
1. Right click
an empty spot on the desktop, point to New and click Shortcut.
2. In the Create Shortcut dialog box, type the following in the 'Type the location' of the item text box:
rundll32 user32.dll,LockWorkStation
3. Click Next
4. In "Type a name for this shortcut", type "" (any name as u wish) and Click Finish
5. This will Create a shortcut in your Desktop.
6.Now each time when you want to lock the computer , Just click on this shortcut
using single mouse click.
Just Follow the simple step >>
1. Right click
an empty spot on the desktop, point to New and click Shortcut.
2. In the Create Shortcut dialog box, type the following in the 'Type the location' of the item text box:
rundll32 user32.dll,LockWorkStation
3. Click Next
4. In "Type a name for this shortcut", type "" (any name as u wish) and Click Finish
5. This will Create a shortcut in your Desktop.
6.Now each time when you want to lock the computer , Just click on this shortcut
hide da drive
aaj mai ap ke sath ek tip share karta ho aor pasand aane par reply ka muntazir rahon ga;
sab se pehle START par jaye aor RUN par click karai. Ap ke sath ek box khul jayi gi es mai diskpart likh kar
ok karai to apke pas dos khul jayigi. ab es mai list volume likh kar enter karai. to ap ke pas ek list khul jayegi.
yaha select volume[0,1,2,3] likh kar enter karai lekn yaha par khyal rahe k select volume k baa sirf ek volume
select karna hai yane 0 ya 1 ya 2 ya 3. eske baad remove letter[D,C,E,F] k baad sirf wahi letter select karna hai
jes k lie ap ne volume select kia hai. chalo ye hogyi apki drive hide. ab es drive ko dobara kese show karogai
chalo ye aap hi bataye......hahahahahahahahhahahok ok galya mat do mai hood batata ho. bas wahi process karai jes
tarah ap ne hide karne k lye kia tha lekn sirf remove letter k bajaye ap ne assign letterlikhna hai. duawo mai
yaad rakye ga aor pasan aane par reply zaroor karai
sab se pehle START par jaye aor RUN par click karai. Ap ke sath ek box khul jayi gi es mai diskpart likh kar
ok karai to apke pas dos khul jayigi. ab es mai list volume likh kar enter karai. to ap ke pas ek list khul jayegi.
yaha select volume[0,1,2,3] likh kar enter karai lekn yaha par khyal rahe k select volume k baa sirf ek volume
select karna hai yane 0 ya 1 ya 2 ya 3. eske baad remove letter[D,C,E,F] k baad sirf wahi letter select karna hai
jes k lie ap ne volume select kia hai. chalo ye hogyi apki drive hide. ab es drive ko dobara kese show karogai
chalo ye aap hi bataye......hahahahahahahahhahahok ok galya mat do mai hood batata ho. bas wahi process karai jes
tarah ap ne hide karne k lye kia tha lekn sirf remove letter k bajaye ap ne assign letterlikhna hai. duawo mai
yaad rakye ga aor pasan aane par reply zaroor karai
file formats ke full forms
A
ABK Corel Draw AutoBackup
ACL Corel Draw 6 keyboard accelerator
ACM Used by Windows in the system directory
ACP Microsoft Office Assistant Preview file
ACT Microsoft Office Assistant Actor file
ACV OS/2 drivers that compress and decompress audio data
AD After Dark screensaver
ADB Appointment database used by HP 100LX organizer
ADD OS/2 adapter drivers used in the boot process
ADM After Dark MultiModule screensaver
ADP Used by FaxWorks to do setup for fax modem interaction
ADR After Dark Randomizer screensaver
AFM Adobe font metrics
AF2 ABC Flowchart file
AF3 ABC Flowchart file
AI Adobe Illustrator drawing
AIF Apple Mac AIFF sound
ALB JASC Image Commander album
ALL Arts & Letters Library
AMS Velvert Studio music module (MOD) file
ANC Canon Computer Pattern Maker file that is a selectable list of pattern colors
ANI Animated Cursor
ANS ANSI text
API Application Program Interface file; used by Adobe Acrobat
APR Lotus Approach 97 file
APS Microsoft Visual C++ file
ARC LH ARC (old version) compressed archive
ARJ Robert Jung ARJ compressed archive
ART Xara Studio drawing
ART Canon Crayola art file
ASA Microsoft Visual InterDev file
ASC ASCII text
ASD WinWord AutoSave
ASM Assembler language source file
ASP Active Server Page (an HTML file containing a Microsoft server-processed script)
ASP Procomm Plus setup and connection script
AST Claris Works "assistant" file
ATT AT&T Group 4 bitmap
AVI Microsoft Video for Windows movie
AWD FaxView document
B
BAK Backup file
BAS BASIC code
BAT Batch file
BFC Windows 95 Briefcase document
BG Backgammon for Windows game
BI Binary file
BIF GroupWise initialization file
BIN Binary file
BK Sometimes used to denote backup versions
BK$ Also sometimes used to denote backup versions
BKS An IBM BookManager Read bookshelf
BMK An A bookmark file
BMP Windows or OS/2 bitmap
BM1 Apogee BioMenace data file
BRX A file for browsing an index of multimedia options
BSP Quake map
BS1 Apogee Blake Stone data file
BTM Batch file used by Norton Utilities
B4 Helix Nuts and Bolts file
C
C C code
CAB Microsoft cabinet file (program files compressed for software distribution)
CAL CALS Compressed Bitmap
CAL Calendar schedule data
CAS Comma-delimited ASCII file
CAT IntelliCharge categorization file used by Quicken
CB Microsoft clean boot file
CCB Visual Basic Animated Button configuration
CCF Multimedia Viewer configuration file used in OS/2
CCH
Corel Chart
CCM Lotus CC:Mail "box" (for example, INBOX.CCM)
CDA CD Audio Track
CDF Microsoft Channel Definition Format file
CDI Phillips Compact Disk Interactive format
CDR Core Draw drawing
CDT Corel Draw template
CDX Corel Draw compressed drawing
CEL CIMFast Event Language file
CFB Comptons Multimedia file
CFG Configuration file
CGI Common Gateway Interface script file
CGM Computer Graphics Metafile
CH OS/2 configuration file
CHK File fragments saved by Windows Disk Defragmenter or ScanDisk
CHP Ventura Publisher chapter
CIL Clip Gallery download package
CIM Sim City 200 file
CIN OS/2 change control file that tracks changes to an INI file
CK1 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 1 data file
CK2 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 2 data file
CK3 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 3 data file
CK4 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 4 data file
CK5 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 5 data file
CK6 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 6 data file
CLASS Java class
CLP Windows Clipboard file
CLS Visual Basic Class Module
CMD Command file for Windows NT (similar to a DOS .BAT file)
CMD DOS CP/M command file
CMD dBase-II program file
CMF Corel Metafile
CMP JPEG Bitmap
CMP Address document
CMV Corel Move animation
CMX Corel Presentation Exchange image
CNF Configuration file used by Telnet, Windows, and other applications
CNM Windows application menu options and setup file
CNQ Compuworks Design Shop file
CNT Windows (or other) system content files for the help index and other purposes
COB trueSpace2 object
COD Microsoft C compiler output as displayable assembler with original C as comments
COM Command file (program)
CPD Fax Cover document
CPE Fax Cover document
CPI Microsoft MS-DOS code page information file
CPL Control Panel extension
CPL Corel colour palette
CPP C++ code
CPR Corel Presents Presentation
CPT Corel Photo-Paint image
CPX Corel Presentation Exchange Compressed drawing
CRD Cardfile file
CRP Corel Presents Run-Time Presentation
CRT Certificate file
CSC Corel Script
CSP PC Emcee On-Screen image
CSV Comma-separated values file
CT Scitex CT Bitmap
CTL Used in general to mean a file containing control information.
CUE Microsoft Cue Cards data
CUR Windows Cursor
CUT Dr Halo bitmap
CV Corel Versions archive
CV Microsoft CodeView information screen
CWK Claris Works data file
CWS Claris Works template
CXX C++ source code file
D
DAT Data file
DAT WordPerfect Merge Data
DBF Aston-Tate dBASE database
DBX DataBeam image
DCR Shockwave file
DCS Desktop Color Separation file
DCX Fax image (based on PCX)
DDF BTRIEVE database
DEF SmartWare II data file
DEF C++ Definition
DER Certificate file
DIB Device-Independent Bitmap
DIC Dictionary
DIF Data Interchange Format spreadsheet
DIR Macromedia Director file
DIZ Description file
DLG C++ Dialogue Script
DLL Dynamic-Link Library
DMF X-Trakker music module (MOD) file
DOC FrameMaker or FrameBuilder document
DOC WordStar document
DOC WordPerfect document
DOC Microsoft Word document
DOT Microsoft Word document Template
DPR Borland Delphi project header file
DRV Driver
DRW Micrografx Designer/Draw
DSG DooM saved game
DSM Dynamic Studio music module (MOD) file
DSP Microsoft Developer Studio project
DSQ Corel QUERY file
DSW Microsoft Developer Studio workspace
DWG AutoCAD drawing eXchange format
DXF AutoDesk Drawing Interchange format
E
EMF Enhanced Windows Metafile
ENC Encore file
EPS Encapsulated PostScript image
ER1 ERWin file
ERX ERWin file
EVY Envoy document
EWL Microsoft Encarta document
EXE Executable file (program)
F
F FORTRAN file
F77 FORTRAN file
F90 FORTRAN file
FAR Farandole Composer music module (MOD) file
FAV Microsoft Outlook navigation bar
FAX FAX Type image
FH3 Aldus Freehand 3 drawing
FIF Fractal image file
FITS CCD camera image
FLC AutoDesk FLIC animation
FLI AutoDesk FLIC animation
FLT Corel filter
FLT StarTrekker music module (MOD) file
FMB Oracle binary source code for form, version 4.0 and later
FMT Oracle text format of form, version 4.0 and later
FMT Microsoft Schedule+ print file
FMX Oracle executable form, version 4.0 and later
FOG Fontographer font
FON System font
FOR FORTRAN file
FOT Font-related file
FP FileMaker Pro file
FP1 Flying ***s for Windows data file
FP3 FileMaker Pro file
FPX FlashPix bitmap
FRM Form
FRM FrameMaker or FrameBuilder document
FRM Oracle executable form version 3.0 and earlier
FRM Visual Basic form
FRM WordPerfect Merge form
FRX Visual Basic form stash file
G
GAL Corel Multimedia Manager album
GCP Ground Control Point file used in image processing of remote sensing data .
GED Graphic Environment Document (drawing)
GEM GEM metafile
GEN Ventura-Generated text file
GFC Patton&Patton Flowcharting 4 flowchart file
GFI Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GFX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GID Windows 95 global index file (containing help status)
GIF CompuServe bitmap
GIM Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GIX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GNA Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GNX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GRA Microsoft Graph
GRD Grid file, used in image processing of remote sensing data often to form map projections.
GRP Program Manager Group
GTK Graoumftracker (old) music module (MOD) file
GT2 Graoumftracker (new) music module (MOD) file
GWX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GWZ Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GZ Unix Gzip compressed file
H
H C program header
HED HighEdit document
HEL Microsoft Hellbender saved game
HEX Macintosh BinHex 2.0 file
**L HP Graphics Language drawing
HLP Help file
HOG Lucas Arts Dark Forces WAD file
HPJ Visual Basic Help Project
HPP C++ program header
HQX Macintosh BinHex 4.0 file
HST History file
HT HyperTerminal
HTM Hypertext document
HTML Hypertext document
HTX Extended HTML template
I
ICA Citrix file
ICB Targa bitmap
ICM Image Color Matching profile file
ICO Windows Icon
IDD MIDI Instrument Definition
IDQ Internet Data Query file
IFF Amiga ILBM
IGF Inset Systems metafile
IIF QuickBooks for Windows interchange file
IMA WinImage file
IMG GEM image
INC Assembler language or Active Server include file
INF Information file
INI Initialization file
INP Oracle source code for form, version 3.0 and earlier
INS InstallShield install script
INS X-Internet sign-up file
ISO Lists the files on a CD-ROM; based on the ISO 9660 CD-ROM file system standard
ISP X-Internet sign-up file
ISU InstallShield uninstall script
IT Impulse Tracker music module (MOD) file
IW Idlewild screensaver
J
JAR Java ARchive file (a compressed file for applets and related files)
JAVA Java source code
JBF Paint Shop Pro image browser file
JFF JPEG bitmap
JIF JPEG bitmap
JMP SAS JMPDiscovery chart-to-statistics file
JN1 Epic MegaGames Jill of the Jungle data file
JPEG JPEG bitmap
JPG JPEG bitmap
JS
JTF JPEG bitmap
K
KDC Kodak Photo-Enhancer
KFX KoFax Group 4 image
KYE Kye game data
L
LBM Deluxe Paint bitmap
LDB Microsoft Access lock file
LEG Legacy document
LHA Alternate file suffix for LZH
LIB Library
LIS Output file produced by a Structured Query Reporting (SQR) program
LOG Log file
LPD Helix Nuts and Bolts file
LRC Intel Video Phone file
LST List file
LWO Lightwave Object file
LWP Lotus Wordpro 96/97 file
LZH LH ARC compressed archive
LZS Skyroads data file
M
M3D Corel Motion 3D animation
MAC MacPaint image
MAD Microsoft Access module
MAF Microsoft Access Form
MAK Visual Basic or MS Visual C++ Project
MAM Microsoft Access Macro
MAP Map file
MAP Duke Nukem 3D WAD game file
MAQ Microsoft Access Query
MAR Microsoft Access Report
MAS Lotus Freelance Graphics Smartmaster file
MAT Microsoft Access Table
MAX Paperport file
MAZ Hover maze data
MB1 Apogee Monster Bash data file
MCC Dialer10 calling card
MCS MathCAD image
MCW Microsoft Word for Macintosh document
MDA Microsoft Access add-in
MDB Microsoft Access database
MDE Microsoft Access MDE file
MDL Digital Tracker music module (MOD) file
MDL Quake model file
MDN Microsoft Access blank database template
MDW Microsoft Access Workgroup
MDZ Microsoft Access wizard template
MED Music Editor, OctaMED music module (MOD) file
MER Format for interchanging spreadsheet/database data; recognized by Filemaker, Excel, and others
MET Presentation Manager metafile
MI Miscellaneous
MIC Microsoft Image Composer file
MID MIDI music
MMF Microsoft Mail File
MMM Microsoft Multimedia Movie
MOD FastTracker, StarTrekker, Noise Tracker (etc.) music module file
MOD Microsoft Multiplan spreadsheet
MOV QuickTime for Windows movie
MPE MPEG animation
MPEG MPEG animation
MPG MPEG animation
MPP Microsoft Project file
MPP CAD drawing file format
MP3 MPEG Audio Layer 3 (AC3) file
MSG Microsoft Mail message
MSN Microsoft Network document
MSP Microsoft Paint bitmap
MTM MultiTracker music module (MOD) file
MUS Music
MVB Microsoft Multimedia Viewer file
MWP Lotus Wordpro 97 Smartmaster file
N
NAP NAP Metafile
NCB Microsoft Developer Studio file
NSF Lotus Notes database
NST Noise Tracker music module (MOD) file
NTF Lotus Notes database template
O
OBD Microsoft Office binder template
OBD Microsoft Office Binder
OBJ Object file
OBZ Microsoft Office Binder Wizard
OCX Microsoft Object Linking and Embedding custom control
OFN Microsoft Office FileNew file
OFT Microsoft Outlook template
OKT Oktalyzer music module (MOD) file
OLB OLE Object Library
OLE OLE object
OPT Microsoft Developer Studio file
ORG Lotus Organiser file
OR2 Lotus Organiser 2 file
OR3 Lotus Organiser 97 file
P
P10 Tektronix Plot 10 drawing
PAB Microsoft Personal Address Book
PAK Quake WAD file
PAL Windows colour palette
PAT Corel Draw pattern
PBK Microsoft Phonebook
PBM Portable Bitmap
PCD Kodak Photo-CD image
PCL HP Laserjet bitmap
PCS PICS animation
PCT Macintosh PICT drawing
PCX ZSoft PC Paintbrush bitmap
PDF Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format or Netware Printer Definition File
PDF Package Definition File from Microsoft Systems Management Server
PDQ Patton&Patton Flowcharting PDQ Lite file
PFA Type 1 font (ASCII)
PFB Type 1 font (binary)
PFC PF Component
PFM Printer Font Metrics
PGL HP Plotter drawing
PGM Portable Graymap (bitmap)
PIC PC Paint bitmap
PIC Lotus picture
PIC Macintosh PICT drawing
PIF Program Information File
PIF IBM PIF drawing
*** Lucas Arts Dark Forces WAD file
PIN Epic Pinball data file
PIN Epic Pinball data file
PIX Inset Systems bitmap
PJ MKS Source Integrity file
PKG Microsoft Developer Studio application extension (similar to a DLL file)
PL Perl program
PLT HPGL Plotter drawing
PLT AutoCAD Plot drawing
PM5 Pagemaker 5.0 file
PM6 Pagemaker 6.0 file
P65 Pagemaker 6.5 file
PNG Portable Network Graphics bitmap
PNG Paint Shop Pro Browser catalogue
PNT MacPaint graphic file
POT Microsoft PowerPoint Template
PP4 Picture Publisher 4 bitmap
PPA Microsoft PowerPoint Add-in
PPM Portable Pixelmap bitmap
PPS Microsoft PowerPoint slide show
PPT Microsoft PowerPoint presentation
PRE Lotus Freelance presentation
PRF Windows system file
PRN Print Table (space delimited text)
PRS Harvard Graphics for Windows presentation
PRZ Lotus Freelance Graphics 97 file
PS Postscript Interpreted drawing
PSD Adobe Photoshop bitmap
PST Microsoft Outlook Personal Folder File
PTM Polytracker music module (MOD) file
PUB Ventura Publisher publication
PUB Microsoft Publisher document
PWD Microsoft Pocket Word document
PWZ Microsoft PowerPoint Wizard
PXL Microsoft Pocket Excel spreadsheet
Q
QAD PF QuickArt Document
QBW QuickBooks for Windows file
QDT Quick Books data file from the Quicken UK Accountancy/Tax/Invoice program
QLB Quick Library
QRY Microsoft Query
QT QuickTime Movie
QTM QuickTime Movie
QXD Quark XPress file
R
R Pegasus Mail resource file
RA Real Audio sound
RAM Real Audio sound
RAS Sun Raster Images bitmap
RAW Raw File Format (bitmap)
RC Microsoft Visual C++ Resource Script
REC Recorder macro
REG Registration file
RES Microsoft Visual C++ Resource
RFT RFT-DCA
RLE Run-Length Encoded bitmap
RM Real Audio video file
RMI MIDI music
ROV Rescue Rover data file
RPT Microsoft Visual Basic Crystal Reports file
RTF Rich Text Format document
RTM Real Tracker music module (MOD) file
S
SAM Ami Professional document
SAV Saved game file
SCC Microsoft Source Safe file
SCD Matrix/Imapro SCODL slide image
SCD Microsoft Schedule+ 7
SCH Microsoft Schedule+ 1
SCN trueSpace2 scene
SCP Dial-Up Networking Script
SCR Windows screensaver
SCR Fax image
SCT Scitex CT bitmap
SC2 Microsoft Schedule+ 7
SDL SmartDraw library
SDR SmartDraw drawing
SDT SmartDraw template
SEA Self-expanding archive (used by Stuffit for Mac files and possibly by others)
SEP Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap
SHB Corel Show presentation
SHB Document shortcut file
S** Hotspot bitmap
SHS Shell scrap file
SHW Corel Show presentation
SIT Stuffit archive of Mac files
SLK Symbolic Link (SYLK) spreadsheet
SND NeXT sound
SND Mac Sound Resource
SQC Structured Query Language (SQR) common code file
SQR Structured Query Language (SQR) program file
STM Scream Tracker music module (MOD) file
STY Ventura Publisher style sheet
SVX Amiga 8SVX sound
SYS System file
S3M Scream Tracker 3 music module (MOD) file
T
TAR Tape Archive
TAZ Unix Gzip/Tape Archive
TEX Texture file
TGA Targa bitmap
TGZ Unix Gzip/Tape Archive
THEME Windows 95 Desktop Theme
THN Graphics Workshop for Windows thumbnail
TIF Tag Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap
TIFF Tag Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap
TIG Tiger file, used by US government to distribute maps
TLB OLE Type Library
TMP Windows temporary file
TRM Terminal file
TRN MKS Source Integrity project usage log
TTF TrueType font
TWF TabWorks file
TWW Tagwrite Template
TX8 MS-DOS Text
TXT Text
T2T Sonata CAD modelling software file
U
UDF Windows NT Uniqueness Database File
ULT Ultratracker music module (MOD) file
URL Internet shortcut
USE MKS Source Integrity file
V
VBP Visual Basic Project
VBW Microsoft Visual Basic workspace
VBX Visual Basic custom control
VCF Vevi Configuration File; defines objects for use with Sense8's WorldToolKit
VDA Targa bitmap
VI Virtual Instrument file from National Instruments LABView product
VLB Corel Ventura Library
VOC Creative Labs Sound Blaster sound
VP Ventura Publisher publication
VSD Visio drawing (flow chart or schematic)
VST Targa bitmap
VSW Visio Workspace file
VXD Microsoft Windows virtual device driver
W
WAD Large file for Doom game containing video, player level, and other information
WAV Windows Waveform sound
WB1 QuattroPro for Windows spreadsheet
WB2 QuattroPro for Windows spreadsheet
WBK Microsoft Word Backup
WBL Argo WebLoad II upload file
WCM WordPerfect Macro
WDB Microsoft Works database
WEB CorelXara Web document
WGP Wild Board Games data file
WID Ventura width table
WIL WinImage file
WIZ Microsoft Word Wizard
WK1 Lotus 123 versions 1 & 2 spreadsheet
WK3 Lotus 123 version 3 spreadsheet
WK4 Lotus 123 version 4 spreadsheet
WKS Lotus 123 Worksheet spreadsheet
WKS Microsoft Works document
WLF Argo WebLoad I upload file
WLL Microsoft Word Add-In
WMF Windows Metafile
WOW Grave Composer music module (MOD) file
WP WordPerfect document
WPW Novel PerfectWorks document
WP4 WordPerfect 4 document
WP5 WordPerfect 5 document
WP6 WordPerfect 6 document
WPD WordPerfect Demo
WPD WordPerfect Document
WPG WordPerfect Graphic
WPS Microsoft Works document
WPT WordPerfect Template
WQ1 QuattroPro/DOS spreadsheet
WQ2 QuattroPro/DOS version 5 spreadsheet
WRI Write document
WRL Virtual Reality model
WS1 WordStar for Windows 1 document
WS2 WordStar for Windows 2 document
WS3 WordStar for Windows 3 document
WS4 WordStar for Windows 4 document
WS5 WordStar for Windows 5 document
WS6 WordStar for Windows 6 document
WS7 WordStar for Windows 7 document
WSD WordStar 2000 document
WVL Wavelet Compressed Bitmap
X
XAR Corel Xara drawing
XLA Microsoft Excel add-in
XLB Microsoft Excel toolbar
XLC Microsoft Excel chart
XLD Microsoft Excel dialogue
XLK Microsoft Excel backup
XLM Microsoft Excel macro
XLS Microsoft Excel worksheet
XLT Microsoft Excel template
XLV Microsoft Excel VBA module
XLW Microsoft Excel workbook / workspace
XM FastTracker 2, Digital Tracker music module (MOD) file
XR1 Epic MegaGames Xargon data file
XTP XTree data file
XY3 XYWrite III document
XY4 XYWrite IV document
XYP XYWrite III Plus document
XYW XYWrite for Windows 4.0 document
Y
YAL Arts & Letters clipart library
YBK Microsoft Encarta Yearbook
Z
Z Unix Gzip
ZIP Zip file
ZOO An early compressed file format
Numbers and symbols
000-999 Used to number old versions of files and number related data files
12M Lotus 123 97 Smartmaster file
123 Lotus 123 97 file
2GR and 3GR VGA Graphics driver/configuration files under Windows
386 A file for use in an 80386 or higher microprocessor
669 Composer 669, Unis Composer music mod file
#01 and higher A method of numbering picture files for a roll of film that has been scanned
$$$ Used by OS/2 to keep track of archived files
@@@ Screen files used in the installation and instruction on use of applications!
ABK Corel Draw AutoBackup
ACL Corel Draw 6 keyboard accelerator
ACM Used by Windows in the system directory
ACP Microsoft Office Assistant Preview file
ACT Microsoft Office Assistant Actor file
ACV OS/2 drivers that compress and decompress audio data
AD After Dark screensaver
ADB Appointment database used by HP 100LX organizer
ADD OS/2 adapter drivers used in the boot process
ADM After Dark MultiModule screensaver
ADP Used by FaxWorks to do setup for fax modem interaction
ADR After Dark Randomizer screensaver
AFM Adobe font metrics
AF2 ABC Flowchart file
AF3 ABC Flowchart file
AI Adobe Illustrator drawing
AIF Apple Mac AIFF sound
ALB JASC Image Commander album
ALL Arts & Letters Library
AMS Velvert Studio music module (MOD) file
ANC Canon Computer Pattern Maker file that is a selectable list of pattern colors
ANI Animated Cursor
ANS ANSI text
API Application Program Interface file; used by Adobe Acrobat
APR Lotus Approach 97 file
APS Microsoft Visual C++ file
ARC LH ARC (old version) compressed archive
ARJ Robert Jung ARJ compressed archive
ART Xara Studio drawing
ART Canon Crayola art file
ASA Microsoft Visual InterDev file
ASC ASCII text
ASD WinWord AutoSave
ASM Assembler language source file
ASP Active Server Page (an HTML file containing a Microsoft server-processed script)
ASP Procomm Plus setup and connection script
AST Claris Works "assistant" file
ATT AT&T Group 4 bitmap
AVI Microsoft Video for Windows movie
AWD FaxView document
B
BAK Backup file
BAS BASIC code
BAT Batch file
BFC Windows 95 Briefcase document
BG Backgammon for Windows game
BI Binary file
BIF GroupWise initialization file
BIN Binary file
BK Sometimes used to denote backup versions
BK$ Also sometimes used to denote backup versions
BKS An IBM BookManager Read bookshelf
BMK An A bookmark file
BMP Windows or OS/2 bitmap
BM1 Apogee BioMenace data file
BRX A file for browsing an index of multimedia options
BSP Quake map
BS1 Apogee Blake Stone data file
BTM Batch file used by Norton Utilities
B4 Helix Nuts and Bolts file
C
C C code
CAB Microsoft cabinet file (program files compressed for software distribution)
CAL CALS Compressed Bitmap
CAL Calendar schedule data
CAS Comma-delimited ASCII file
CAT IntelliCharge categorization file used by Quicken
CB Microsoft clean boot file
CCB Visual Basic Animated Button configuration
CCF Multimedia Viewer configuration file used in OS/2
CCH
Corel Chart
CCM Lotus CC:Mail "box" (for example, INBOX.CCM)
CDA CD Audio Track
CDF Microsoft Channel Definition Format file
CDI Phillips Compact Disk Interactive format
CDR Core Draw drawing
CDT Corel Draw template
CDX Corel Draw compressed drawing
CEL CIMFast Event Language file
CFB Comptons Multimedia file
CFG Configuration file
CGI Common Gateway Interface script file
CGM Computer Graphics Metafile
CH OS/2 configuration file
CHK File fragments saved by Windows Disk Defragmenter or ScanDisk
CHP Ventura Publisher chapter
CIL Clip Gallery download package
CIM Sim City 200 file
CIN OS/2 change control file that tracks changes to an INI file
CK1 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 1 data file
CK2 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 2 data file
CK3 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 3 data file
CK4 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 4 data file
CK5 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 5 data file
CK6 iD/Apogee Commander Keen 6 data file
CLASS Java class
CLP Windows Clipboard file
CLS Visual Basic Class Module
CMD Command file for Windows NT (similar to a DOS .BAT file)
CMD DOS CP/M command file
CMD dBase-II program file
CMF Corel Metafile
CMP JPEG Bitmap
CMP Address document
CMV Corel Move animation
CMX Corel Presentation Exchange image
CNF Configuration file used by Telnet, Windows, and other applications
CNM Windows application menu options and setup file
CNQ Compuworks Design Shop file
CNT Windows (or other) system content files for the help index and other purposes
COB trueSpace2 object
COD Microsoft C compiler output as displayable assembler with original C as comments
COM Command file (program)
CPD Fax Cover document
CPE Fax Cover document
CPI Microsoft MS-DOS code page information file
CPL Control Panel extension
CPL Corel colour palette
CPP C++ code
CPR Corel Presents Presentation
CPT Corel Photo-Paint image
CPX Corel Presentation Exchange Compressed drawing
CRD Cardfile file
CRP Corel Presents Run-Time Presentation
CRT Certificate file
CSC Corel Script
CSP PC Emcee On-Screen image
CSV Comma-separated values file
CT Scitex CT Bitmap
CTL Used in general to mean a file containing control information.
CUE Microsoft Cue Cards data
CUR Windows Cursor
CUT Dr Halo bitmap
CV Corel Versions archive
CV Microsoft CodeView information screen
CWK Claris Works data file
CWS Claris Works template
CXX C++ source code file
D
DAT Data file
DAT WordPerfect Merge Data
DBF Aston-Tate dBASE database
DBX DataBeam image
DCR Shockwave file
DCS Desktop Color Separation file
DCX Fax image (based on PCX)
DDF BTRIEVE database
DEF SmartWare II data file
DEF C++ Definition
DER Certificate file
DIB Device-Independent Bitmap
DIC Dictionary
DIF Data Interchange Format spreadsheet
DIR Macromedia Director file
DIZ Description file
DLG C++ Dialogue Script
DLL Dynamic-Link Library
DMF X-Trakker music module (MOD) file
DOC FrameMaker or FrameBuilder document
DOC WordStar document
DOC WordPerfect document
DOC Microsoft Word document
DOT Microsoft Word document Template
DPR Borland Delphi project header file
DRV Driver
DRW Micrografx Designer/Draw
DSG DooM saved game
DSM Dynamic Studio music module (MOD) file
DSP Microsoft Developer Studio project
DSQ Corel QUERY file
DSW Microsoft Developer Studio workspace
DWG AutoCAD drawing eXchange format
DXF AutoDesk Drawing Interchange format
E
EMF Enhanced Windows Metafile
ENC Encore file
EPS Encapsulated PostScript image
ER1 ERWin file
ERX ERWin file
EVY Envoy document
EWL Microsoft Encarta document
EXE Executable file (program)
F
F FORTRAN file
F77 FORTRAN file
F90 FORTRAN file
FAR Farandole Composer music module (MOD) file
FAV Microsoft Outlook navigation bar
FAX FAX Type image
FH3 Aldus Freehand 3 drawing
FIF Fractal image file
FITS CCD camera image
FLC AutoDesk FLIC animation
FLI AutoDesk FLIC animation
FLT Corel filter
FLT StarTrekker music module (MOD) file
FMB Oracle binary source code for form, version 4.0 and later
FMT Oracle text format of form, version 4.0 and later
FMT Microsoft Schedule+ print file
FMX Oracle executable form, version 4.0 and later
FOG Fontographer font
FON System font
FOR FORTRAN file
FOT Font-related file
FP FileMaker Pro file
FP1 Flying ***s for Windows data file
FP3 FileMaker Pro file
FPX FlashPix bitmap
FRM Form
FRM FrameMaker or FrameBuilder document
FRM Oracle executable form version 3.0 and earlier
FRM Visual Basic form
FRM WordPerfect Merge form
FRX Visual Basic form stash file
G
GAL Corel Multimedia Manager album
GCP Ground Control Point file used in image processing of remote sensing data .
GED Graphic Environment Document (drawing)
GEM GEM metafile
GEN Ventura-Generated text file
GFC Patton&Patton Flowcharting 4 flowchart file
GFI Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GFX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GID Windows 95 global index file (containing help status)
GIF CompuServe bitmap
GIM Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GIX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GNA Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GNX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GRA Microsoft Graph
GRD Grid file, used in image processing of remote sensing data often to form map projections.
GRP Program Manager Group
GTK Graoumftracker (old) music module (MOD) file
GT2 Graoumftracker (new) music module (MOD) file
GWX Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GWZ Genigraphics Graphics Link presentation
GZ Unix Gzip compressed file
H
H C program header
HED HighEdit document
HEL Microsoft Hellbender saved game
HEX Macintosh BinHex 2.0 file
**L HP Graphics Language drawing
HLP Help file
HOG Lucas Arts Dark Forces WAD file
HPJ Visual Basic Help Project
HPP C++ program header
HQX Macintosh BinHex 4.0 file
HST History file
HT HyperTerminal
HTM Hypertext document
HTML Hypertext document
HTX Extended HTML template
I
ICA Citrix file
ICB Targa bitmap
ICM Image Color Matching profile file
ICO Windows Icon
IDD MIDI Instrument Definition
IDQ Internet Data Query file
IFF Amiga ILBM
IGF Inset Systems metafile
IIF QuickBooks for Windows interchange file
IMA WinImage file
IMG GEM image
INC Assembler language or Active Server include file
INF Information file
INI Initialization file
INP Oracle source code for form, version 3.0 and earlier
INS InstallShield install script
INS X-Internet sign-up file
ISO Lists the files on a CD-ROM; based on the ISO 9660 CD-ROM file system standard
ISP X-Internet sign-up file
ISU InstallShield uninstall script
IT Impulse Tracker music module (MOD) file
IW Idlewild screensaver
J
JAR Java ARchive file (a compressed file for applets and related files)
JAVA Java source code
JBF Paint Shop Pro image browser file
JFF JPEG bitmap
JIF JPEG bitmap
JMP SAS JMPDiscovery chart-to-statistics file
JN1 Epic MegaGames Jill of the Jungle data file
JPEG JPEG bitmap
JPG JPEG bitmap
JS
JTF JPEG bitmap
K
KDC Kodak Photo-Enhancer
KFX KoFax Group 4 image
KYE Kye game data
L
LBM Deluxe Paint bitmap
LDB Microsoft Access lock file
LEG Legacy document
LHA Alternate file suffix for LZH
LIB Library
LIS Output file produced by a Structured Query Reporting (SQR) program
LOG Log file
LPD Helix Nuts and Bolts file
LRC Intel Video Phone file
LST List file
LWO Lightwave Object file
LWP Lotus Wordpro 96/97 file
LZH LH ARC compressed archive
LZS Skyroads data file
M
M3D Corel Motion 3D animation
MAC MacPaint image
MAD Microsoft Access module
MAF Microsoft Access Form
MAK Visual Basic or MS Visual C++ Project
MAM Microsoft Access Macro
MAP Map file
MAP Duke Nukem 3D WAD game file
MAQ Microsoft Access Query
MAR Microsoft Access Report
MAS Lotus Freelance Graphics Smartmaster file
MAT Microsoft Access Table
MAX Paperport file
MAZ Hover maze data
MB1 Apogee Monster Bash data file
MCC Dialer10 calling card
MCS MathCAD image
MCW Microsoft Word for Macintosh document
MDA Microsoft Access add-in
MDB Microsoft Access database
MDE Microsoft Access MDE file
MDL Digital Tracker music module (MOD) file
MDL Quake model file
MDN Microsoft Access blank database template
MDW Microsoft Access Workgroup
MDZ Microsoft Access wizard template
MED Music Editor, OctaMED music module (MOD) file
MER Format for interchanging spreadsheet/database data; recognized by Filemaker, Excel, and others
MET Presentation Manager metafile
MI Miscellaneous
MIC Microsoft Image Composer file
MID MIDI music
MMF Microsoft Mail File
MMM Microsoft Multimedia Movie
MOD FastTracker, StarTrekker, Noise Tracker (etc.) music module file
MOD Microsoft Multiplan spreadsheet
MOV QuickTime for Windows movie
MPE MPEG animation
MPEG MPEG animation
MPG MPEG animation
MPP Microsoft Project file
MPP CAD drawing file format
MP3 MPEG Audio Layer 3 (AC3) file
MSG Microsoft Mail message
MSN Microsoft Network document
MSP Microsoft Paint bitmap
MTM MultiTracker music module (MOD) file
MUS Music
MVB Microsoft Multimedia Viewer file
MWP Lotus Wordpro 97 Smartmaster file
N
NAP NAP Metafile
NCB Microsoft Developer Studio file
NSF Lotus Notes database
NST Noise Tracker music module (MOD) file
NTF Lotus Notes database template
O
OBD Microsoft Office binder template
OBD Microsoft Office Binder
OBJ Object file
OBZ Microsoft Office Binder Wizard
OCX Microsoft Object Linking and Embedding custom control
OFN Microsoft Office FileNew file
OFT Microsoft Outlook template
OKT Oktalyzer music module (MOD) file
OLB OLE Object Library
OLE OLE object
OPT Microsoft Developer Studio file
ORG Lotus Organiser file
OR2 Lotus Organiser 2 file
OR3 Lotus Organiser 97 file
P
P10 Tektronix Plot 10 drawing
PAB Microsoft Personal Address Book
PAK Quake WAD file
PAL Windows colour palette
PAT Corel Draw pattern
PBK Microsoft Phonebook
PBM Portable Bitmap
PCD Kodak Photo-CD image
PCL HP Laserjet bitmap
PCS PICS animation
PCT Macintosh PICT drawing
PCX ZSoft PC Paintbrush bitmap
PDF Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format or Netware Printer Definition File
PDF Package Definition File from Microsoft Systems Management Server
PDQ Patton&Patton Flowcharting PDQ Lite file
PFA Type 1 font (ASCII)
PFB Type 1 font (binary)
PFC PF Component
PFM Printer Font Metrics
PGL HP Plotter drawing
PGM Portable Graymap (bitmap)
PIC PC Paint bitmap
PIC Lotus picture
PIC Macintosh PICT drawing
PIF Program Information File
PIF IBM PIF drawing
*** Lucas Arts Dark Forces WAD file
PIN Epic Pinball data file
PIN Epic Pinball data file
PIX Inset Systems bitmap
PJ MKS Source Integrity file
PKG Microsoft Developer Studio application extension (similar to a DLL file)
PL Perl program
PLT HPGL Plotter drawing
PLT AutoCAD Plot drawing
PM5 Pagemaker 5.0 file
PM6 Pagemaker 6.0 file
P65 Pagemaker 6.5 file
PNG Portable Network Graphics bitmap
PNG Paint Shop Pro Browser catalogue
PNT MacPaint graphic file
POT Microsoft PowerPoint Template
PP4 Picture Publisher 4 bitmap
PPA Microsoft PowerPoint Add-in
PPM Portable Pixelmap bitmap
PPS Microsoft PowerPoint slide show
PPT Microsoft PowerPoint presentation
PRE Lotus Freelance presentation
PRF Windows system file
PRN Print Table (space delimited text)
PRS Harvard Graphics for Windows presentation
PRZ Lotus Freelance Graphics 97 file
PS Postscript Interpreted drawing
PSD Adobe Photoshop bitmap
PST Microsoft Outlook Personal Folder File
PTM Polytracker music module (MOD) file
PUB Ventura Publisher publication
PUB Microsoft Publisher document
PWD Microsoft Pocket Word document
PWZ Microsoft PowerPoint Wizard
PXL Microsoft Pocket Excel spreadsheet
Q
QAD PF QuickArt Document
QBW QuickBooks for Windows file
QDT Quick Books data file from the Quicken UK Accountancy/Tax/Invoice program
QLB Quick Library
QRY Microsoft Query
QT QuickTime Movie
QTM QuickTime Movie
QXD Quark XPress file
R
R Pegasus Mail resource file
RA Real Audio sound
RAM Real Audio sound
RAS Sun Raster Images bitmap
RAW Raw File Format (bitmap)
RC Microsoft Visual C++ Resource Script
REC Recorder macro
REG Registration file
RES Microsoft Visual C++ Resource
RFT RFT-DCA
RLE Run-Length Encoded bitmap
RM Real Audio video file
RMI MIDI music
ROV Rescue Rover data file
RPT Microsoft Visual Basic Crystal Reports file
RTF Rich Text Format document
RTM Real Tracker music module (MOD) file
S
SAM Ami Professional document
SAV Saved game file
SCC Microsoft Source Safe file
SCD Matrix/Imapro SCODL slide image
SCD Microsoft Schedule+ 7
SCH Microsoft Schedule+ 1
SCN trueSpace2 scene
SCP Dial-Up Networking Script
SCR Windows screensaver
SCR Fax image
SCT Scitex CT bitmap
SC2 Microsoft Schedule+ 7
SDL SmartDraw library
SDR SmartDraw drawing
SDT SmartDraw template
SEA Self-expanding archive (used by Stuffit for Mac files and possibly by others)
SEP Tagged Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap
SHB Corel Show presentation
SHB Document shortcut file
S** Hotspot bitmap
SHS Shell scrap file
SHW Corel Show presentation
SIT Stuffit archive of Mac files
SLK Symbolic Link (SYLK) spreadsheet
SND NeXT sound
SND Mac Sound Resource
SQC Structured Query Language (SQR) common code file
SQR Structured Query Language (SQR) program file
STM Scream Tracker music module (MOD) file
STY Ventura Publisher style sheet
SVX Amiga 8SVX sound
SYS System file
S3M Scream Tracker 3 music module (MOD) file
T
TAR Tape Archive
TAZ Unix Gzip/Tape Archive
TEX Texture file
TGA Targa bitmap
TGZ Unix Gzip/Tape Archive
THEME Windows 95 Desktop Theme
THN Graphics Workshop for Windows thumbnail
TIF Tag Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap
TIFF Tag Image File Format (TIFF) bitmap
TIG Tiger file, used by US government to distribute maps
TLB OLE Type Library
TMP Windows temporary file
TRM Terminal file
TRN MKS Source Integrity project usage log
TTF TrueType font
TWF TabWorks file
TWW Tagwrite Template
TX8 MS-DOS Text
TXT Text
T2T Sonata CAD modelling software file
U
UDF Windows NT Uniqueness Database File
ULT Ultratracker music module (MOD) file
URL Internet shortcut
USE MKS Source Integrity file
V
VBP Visual Basic Project
VBW Microsoft Visual Basic workspace
VBX Visual Basic custom control
VCF Vevi Configuration File; defines objects for use with Sense8's WorldToolKit
VDA Targa bitmap
VI Virtual Instrument file from National Instruments LABView product
VLB Corel Ventura Library
VOC Creative Labs Sound Blaster sound
VP Ventura Publisher publication
VSD Visio drawing (flow chart or schematic)
VST Targa bitmap
VSW Visio Workspace file
VXD Microsoft Windows virtual device driver
W
WAD Large file for Doom game containing video, player level, and other information
WAV Windows Waveform sound
WB1 QuattroPro for Windows spreadsheet
WB2 QuattroPro for Windows spreadsheet
WBK Microsoft Word Backup
WBL Argo WebLoad II upload file
WCM WordPerfect Macro
WDB Microsoft Works database
WEB CorelXara Web document
WGP Wild Board Games data file
WID Ventura width table
WIL WinImage file
WIZ Microsoft Word Wizard
WK1 Lotus 123 versions 1 & 2 spreadsheet
WK3 Lotus 123 version 3 spreadsheet
WK4 Lotus 123 version 4 spreadsheet
WKS Lotus 123 Worksheet spreadsheet
WKS Microsoft Works document
WLF Argo WebLoad I upload file
WLL Microsoft Word Add-In
WMF Windows Metafile
WOW Grave Composer music module (MOD) file
WP WordPerfect document
WPW Novel PerfectWorks document
WP4 WordPerfect 4 document
WP5 WordPerfect 5 document
WP6 WordPerfect 6 document
WPD WordPerfect Demo
WPD WordPerfect Document
WPG WordPerfect Graphic
WPS Microsoft Works document
WPT WordPerfect Template
WQ1 QuattroPro/DOS spreadsheet
WQ2 QuattroPro/DOS version 5 spreadsheet
WRI Write document
WRL Virtual Reality model
WS1 WordStar for Windows 1 document
WS2 WordStar for Windows 2 document
WS3 WordStar for Windows 3 document
WS4 WordStar for Windows 4 document
WS5 WordStar for Windows 5 document
WS6 WordStar for Windows 6 document
WS7 WordStar for Windows 7 document
WSD WordStar 2000 document
WVL Wavelet Compressed Bitmap
X
XAR Corel Xara drawing
XLA Microsoft Excel add-in
XLB Microsoft Excel toolbar
XLC Microsoft Excel chart
XLD Microsoft Excel dialogue
XLK Microsoft Excel backup
XLM Microsoft Excel macro
XLS Microsoft Excel worksheet
XLT Microsoft Excel template
XLV Microsoft Excel VBA module
XLW Microsoft Excel workbook / workspace
XM FastTracker 2, Digital Tracker music module (MOD) file
XR1 Epic MegaGames Xargon data file
XTP XTree data file
XY3 XYWrite III document
XY4 XYWrite IV document
XYP XYWrite III Plus document
XYW XYWrite for Windows 4.0 document
Y
YAL Arts & Letters clipart library
YBK Microsoft Encarta Yearbook
Z
Z Unix Gzip
ZIP Zip file
ZOO An early compressed file format
Numbers and symbols
000-999 Used to number old versions of files and number related data files
12M Lotus 123 97 Smartmaster file
123 Lotus 123 97 file
2GR and 3GR VGA Graphics driver/configuration files under Windows
386 A file for use in an 80386 or higher microprocessor
669 Composer 669, Unis Composer music mod file
#01 and higher A method of numbering picture files for a roll of film that has been scanned
$$$ Used by OS/2 to keep track of archived files
@@@ Screen files used in the installation and instruction on use of applications!
download vedios without softwere
Me aap ko aik java script deta hon jab video buffering start kare to is script ko address bar me paste kar dein. Hai na interesting umeed hai pasand aya hoga?
javascript:if(document.location.href.match(/http:\/\/[a-zA-Z\.]*youtube\.com\/watch/)){document.location.href='http://www.youtube.com/get_video?fmt='+(isHDAvailable?'22':'18')+'&video_ id='+swfArgs['video_id']+'&t='+swfArgs['t']}
javascript:if(document.location.href.match(/http:\/\/[a-zA-Z\.]*youtube\.com\/watch/)){document.location.href='http://www.youtube.com/get_video?fmt='+(isHDAvailable?'22':'18')+'&video_ id='+swfArgs['video_id']+'&t='+swfArgs['t']}
save ur dard disk
Amazing Tip For Your Hard Disk
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Hum computer switch off karny ki bajay Shutdown kiyon karty hain.?
Is lia keh,
direct switch off karny say Hard disk ko noksan ho sakta ha.
laken agar Light aachnak chali jay to.............?
Apny computer ki hard disk ki hifazat k lia ek zaberdas tip hazir ha.
is tip k istamal say ap ki hard ko koi bhi noksan nahi pahonch sakta chahy computer kitni hi dafa switch off ho.
tip yeh ha.
Right click on My Computer then click on properties then click on Hardwear then Device Manager then Disk drives then double click on your Hard disk then click on Policies then uncheck this (Enable write caching on the disk).
then click on OK.
Lo ji kam khatam ho gaya.
Reply Must If u like or dislike this Thread.
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Hum computer switch off karny ki bajay Shutdown kiyon karty hain.?
Is lia keh,
direct switch off karny say Hard disk ko noksan ho sakta ha.
laken agar Light aachnak chali jay to.............?
Apny computer ki hard disk ki hifazat k lia ek zaberdas tip hazir ha.
is tip k istamal say ap ki hard ko koi bhi noksan nahi pahonch sakta chahy computer kitni hi dafa switch off ho.
tip yeh ha.
Right click on My Computer then click on properties then click on Hardwear then Device Manager then Disk drives then double click on your Hard disk then click on Policies then uncheck this (Enable write caching on the disk).
then click on OK.
Lo ji kam khatam ho gaya.
Reply Must If u like or dislike this Thread.
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