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Sunday, 1 November 2009

Recover Data From Your Old And Scratched CD

Posted on 23:58 by Unknown
Hai friends, when you look at your collection of old cd's you find that almost all of them have some scratches all over it and most of them have become unreadable.

You might want to copy some data out of it but you computer is unable to read from the cd.

So here is a tool for you CD Recovery Toolbox support almost all kinds of disks like CD, CD-RW, DVD-RW, DVD, HD-DVD, Blue-Ray disk etc. This tool actually works when it comes to recovering data from physically damaged CD's. So if you have any damaged CD or DVD and want to recover some data from it give this a try and i am sure you will like it.

Please Click Here to Download

It is freeware and small in size. This tool allow you to copy the part which is not damaged. So if you copying some song which is not readable this software can copy this song but the unreadable part will be missing.

This can be useful because in windows even if some small part is unreadable it will not allow you to copy the whole file.




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Thursday, 29 October 2009

Learning How to Password Protect USB Drive Systems

Posted on 03:56 by Unknown

Learning how to password protect USB drive systems - meaning those little pocket thumb or flash drives - would be a good skill to have handy whenever the time comes to transfer data from your PC or laptop to these little drives. It is a good way of keeping others from accessing all of the data you might have stored on it. So take a bit of time to learn how to encrypt one of them.

The first thing to ensure is that whatever USB drive you intend on protecting via a password and encryption is empty. Once you've made sure of that, take the software program you've found - because it's a bit inconvenient to go in and manually encrypt and password protect each file on the USB drive - and then download the program to the USB. Click "select device" and then click "OK."


After that, you'll need to then click "next" as a way of examining all of the different encryption methods that the software will present for your use. You will have a certain amount of volume or space available on the USB drive and will need to accept that space and then create a password. Try to come up with a password that is both easy to remember yet extremely difficult to decipher.

After you've done all that, the software will ask you to select a starting point that is random in nature in order for encrypting to begin. Click on the "format" link to set the USB drive parameters so that it can be formatted. Again, if there is any data left on the drive prior to formatting it would be a good time to then store it on the computer hard drive.

Once everything above has been accomplished, take the software that you are using and select "mount." At this point, the software will ask you for your password. You should now enter it at this point. Once completed, the device will show up in Explorer and all you will have to do after that is select "dismount" and then take the drive out of the computer's USB port.

The drive is now password protected and will also be encrypted and therefore very hard to hack. Additionally, nobody will be able to take your USB drive and easily examine any of the data you have stored on it. Keep in mind, though, that no drive is 100% safe from a concerted cracking effort, though encrypting and password protecting it will make that effort extremely difficult.

Find out more about how to password protect USB drives and check how to password protect a flash drive.


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Thursday, 8 October 2009

Forgot Administrator Password

Posted on 00:17 by Unknown
Steps to find the Administrator password.

1) Click "Start" button on the "desktop". Next click the "Run".

















2) After the "Run" is displayed. You type "cmd" and click "Enter".

















3) Display the DOS screen will appear after you type "cmd". After that you type
"net user administrator / random" and click "Enter".

















4) Now you can get your password again.

Please click the pictures above to see the display clearly.


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Saturday, 3 October 2009

How to Rename Recycle Bin

Posted on 00:21 by Unknown

Recycle Bin is a folder on Windows desktop where the files you delete are stored until you do not permanently delete them. The benefit of the Recycle Bin folder is you can restore the files that you might have accidentally deleted. Various computer users use different name for this folder in their daily jargon. Few of the common names that have been using to refer this folder are garbage collector, garbage box, trash box, e-waste box, etc. Apart from this, some witty computer users use humorous names like Kachre-Ka-Dibba, Software-Disposal, etc. Using different slangs for referring Recycle Bin in daily jargon is quite easy and soothing; but changing its to the name you use for it in your daily jargon is not that easy. To change its name, you have to modify some Registry entries, which is the work of experts. But, after executing the following steps, you can also modify its name to a different name:

1. Click Start > Run.
2. Type Regedit in the Run window and press the OK button.
3. In Registry window expand the HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software > Microsoft > Windows >ShellNoRoam.
4. Click the MUICache option. A list of the available registry entries appears on the right side of Registry window.
5. Now, locate the @C:WINDOWSsystem32SHELL32.dll,-8964 key in that list.
6. After you have located the key, double-click the key. The Edit String window opens.
7. Now, replace the text "Recycle Bin" with the name that you want for it and Click the OK button.
8. Restart the computer.

However, while modifying the name of Recycle Bin, if you modify any wrong registry entry then the function related to that registry key can be affected. Therefore, be careful while playing with registry entries.

I have been working as a Technical Content Writer for last two years. And now I want to share my knowledge on technical topics with you guys.

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Malware Slowing Your Windows Computer Down? Do This

Posted on 00:18 by Unknown

Are you sick of having computers slow down or even crash completely on you? As machinery with moving parts, computing equipment will break down. That is a simple fact of life, and there is nothing you can do about it.

Let's focus on what you can do. You can control the problems caused by software (malware). Luckily, those represent most of the problems your machine will experience in its lifetime. Would you like to never have your machine slow down or die due to viruses or worms? Do exactly what I tell you, and your life will be much easier. You must take all of these steps or you might as well not take one of them.

  1. Back up all your data. Why? Because we're going to format your hard drive, erasing all data on it.
  2. Format your drive.
  3. Partition your drive. Allocate some percentage for your system files (for Windows machines, 30 gigs will be more than enough) and the rest for data.
  4. Install Windows (or whatever operating system you want) on the small partition.
  5. Move your data to the other partition.
  6. Install an excellent malware protection suite. Do not settle for low quality. Do you your research and get the good stuff, which, by the way, is not necessarily the expensive stuff.
  7. If your computer has problems again, you can skip a lot of these steps. Simply format the system partition and re-install Windows there.

Do that, and you will no longer need to worry about worms, viruses and nasty bugs buried in web pages turning your computing life into a boiling pot of frustration. Now if only they would invent a hard drive that never quits.

Don't waste money on ineffective protection! Get an award-winning malware protection suite for about a dime a day.

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Friday, 2 October 2009

How to send information using PGP Public Key

Posted on 00:26 by Unknown
A short tutorial how to send encrypted messages using PGP keys. For security, normally secret messages on the Internet and will be sent encrypted with PGP Public key recipient.

Before this I have explained how to create your own PGP key and you will have two PGP key of Public and Private. Private key is to keep you and it will be used to read messages sent to you. Public key is given to the sender of the message for encrypted with the secret message will be sent to you.

Now I say will send messages to a man named Aiman Mohd Dzul. Prior to that I must have a PGP Public key he said. PGP Public key is like this list.

Software used in the tutorial is the same as the previous tutorial GPG4Win.

1. Launch GPA (GNU Privacy Assistant).



























2. Click on 'Import' and select the file that contains information on PGP Public Key. Then click 'OK'.
























3. Note the key has been generated and the name of my friend added. Then click 'Files'.


























4. Click 'Open' and select the file you want encrypted. Files will be listed diruangan file.






















5. Highlight the file, then click 'Encrypt'. PGP Public Key Select your friends who want to be the reci
pient. Then click 'OK'.
























6. A new file is created with the same name with the original file with the extension. Gpg. Files have been encrypted and you need to send the file as an attachment to your friend. Only your friend can read the file (using his private key), so you need not worry even if the files have been obtained by people who should not.





















7. Let us look at the c
ontents of the file before and after the encrypted:














Content secret code before the encrypted files















Secret code after the content file encrypted

If you are a user of Microsoft Outlook, you can encrypt any email messages directly from you. There is an Add-Ins tab will be created after this install GNUPG.

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Wednesday, 30 September 2009

Change the file extension during download in the workplace

Posted on 00:20 by Unknown
One website I find when working at the merestrict download files that have extensions such as. Exe. Avi. Mp4. Mp3 and others.







This website will change the file extension you want to download another file extension. Long as I find this concept consider using other proxy-proxy and allows others to download bypass.

You only need to enter the download link and select your file extension you want to exchange. A link will appear for you to download your file with a suitable new extension.

However, should remind the file actually downloaded the first web server and are advised not sensitive files using the download website.

Download size is allowed when the entry is not only exceed 50MB.


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