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Wednesday, June 20, 2007

How To Prevent Virus Booting Through Windows XP Autoplay

Posted on 4:59 PM by Unknown
1. Run registry editor and find HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Policies\Explorer. HKEY_USERS\DEFAULT\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Policies\Explorer.
2. Then right click on NoDriveTypeAutoRun. Then fill value data with ff. That mean Autoplay will disable on 255 drive.
3. Choose OK, close from registry editor and restart your computer.
4. Start -> Run -> GPEDIT.MSC.
5. Click "system" on User Configuration and Computer Configuration menu. Then look for setting column and double click on "turn off autoplay".
6. After that you will see Turn off autoplay properties. Click on settings and choose enable. Then choose all drive and OK.
7. Close from Group Policy and restart you computer. You have already disable your Windows XP autoplay.
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Monday, June 18, 2007

Deleting files

Posted on 3:52 PM by Unknown
Maybe you ever meet the condition that you want to delete files, but windows reject it because the files is still used and you really sure that you not run program that use that file. Now we will delete that rubbish.
1. Close all program that unused. Then start -> run -> type cmd -> OK.
2. Let the command prompt open, then open taskmanager with ctrl+alt+del.
3. Click process then choose explore.exe and click end process.
4. In command prompt type del file's name and enter, now that file is already
deleted.
5. Close command prompt and run new task (explorer).
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Optimizing Mouse PS/2

Posted on 3:47 PM by Unknown
If you still use PS/2 mouse, you can optimizing your mouse by change the sample rate. Start -> control panel -> switch to classic view -> mouse properties -> Hardware -> PS/2 Compatible Mouse -> Propertie -> Chnage the sample rate value to 200 then restart your computer.
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How To Add and Delete Account Pictures

Posted on 3:41 PM by Unknown
When you want to change yout account pictures you need to click "Browse for more picture", but now you don't need to do that.
Choose pictures that you want to add, copy them to in "C:\Documents and Settings\All users\Application Data\Microsoft\User account Pictures\Default Pictures". You also can delete pictures there.
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Sunday, June 17, 2007

How To Make System File

Posted on 3:47 PM by Unknown
To make system file you need to open command prompt. Then go to folder thet file you want to make as a system file. Type ATTRIB +s +h +r "files name" and ENTER. If you want to enable to view the system file go to folder option -> view and unchecked the
"Hide protected operating system files"
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How To Set Off The Hidden Option

Posted on 3:34 PM by Unknown
Open regedit. Then search for HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\WINDOWS\CurrentVersion\explorer\Advanced\Folder\Hidden\SHOWALL. You need to make a backup (file -> export -> save "show.reg")
Look for "Checked Value" in the right side and cahange the value to 0 (right click
-> modify ). Then make a backup, save "hide.reg".
If you want to make hidden option available you only need to double click on "show.reg", but if you want to set off the option you only need to double click on "hide.reg".
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Friday, June 15, 2007

The computer age dawns

Posted on 7:12 PM by Unknown
Some of the boldest early steps into the computer age were taken in Britain. Alan Turing, the father of modern computing, did his main work at Cambridge University before joining the team of code-breakers at Bletchley Park near Milton Keynes.
Want to knows about computer history ?

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