Add Me Fast Points Genrator :) Bot
Step2:- Extract The Files And Open Cfg File And Put Ur Add Me Fast Id Password In it
Step3:- Log out ur add me fast acc And opn This Bot Done U can genrate 10k Points in 50 min :)
Showing posts with label Tips and Tricks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips and Tricks. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 28, 2012
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Sunday, December 18, 2011
How To Disable Right Click Option in Blogger
Disable right click option in blogger,ya friends if you want that your visitors dont use right click on your blog to save your page or any images then its very easy for you to disable right click option in your blog.What you have to do is add small piece of javascript codes in your blog html.
There are two piece of codes one in which if visitor uses right click option an alert will be shown that is disabled.And other is one in which no alert will be shown.
You can add the codes in two ways.
1.Add below codes in blog html below the closing head tag
2.Or add these codes in layout sidebar in Html/Javascript section and save it.
Script without message alert
2 sec Shutdown & reboot Promise Software and Trick
Here is the simple application to
shut down r reboot PC in hardly
2 sec. its a promise to u guys
just 300 kb
download:
http:// download774.mediafire.com/z77...own+Reboot.zip PLZ press thanks because it perfectly works Guys use this no commmand
prompt required works
perfectly.
Enjoy
How To Increase Laptop’s Battery Life - Tips
Laptops users know the critical importance of the battery and it’s life. Users who carry their laptops with them know it well that the performance of the whole system depends alot on the battery power. The more the standby time it gives the more convenient it will be for you. But to keep the battery long lasting you need to take a good care of it. There are some guidelines that, if followed can help in improving the battery performance and keep it long lasting.
Keep the AC power ON
The simplest tip of all! Keep the laptop running on AC power instead of battery. If you’re on your desk, bed or sofa and the charging point is near you then you should connect the charger to to power it up with AC. The reason is simple – when the AC power is ON, battery is not used at all. Running the laptop more with AC power saves the charging and overall battery life.
Keep it Cool
Keep the CPU fan’s vents clear. If its vents are under the laptops’ body then make sure you’re placing it above the surface on which it is placed. This keep the air flowing under the body which helps in exhausting the heat from the vents. Remember heated system will force the fan to rotate faster which will require more battery power.
Control CPU Speed
You can control or minimize CPU speed if you’re laptop is running on batteries. To do this:
Open Control Panel > Power Options and Select the “Balanced” or “Power Saver” profiles to keep the CPU at minimum speed.
This is best if you’re working on single application like MS Office or just typing or watching a movie. You can create a custom profile for power settings by clicking “change plan settings” beside preset power plans.
Add More RAM
Low amount of RAM forces the CPU to create a virtual memory inside hard drive. Accessing files from hard drive requires more battery power. RAM is not only faster medium of transferring data to CPU but also lighter on power resources and consume much less battery power.
Use Hibernation Mode
Most of the users like to stand by the system when they’re away and it is assumed that from standby state system wakes up early. But in standby mode system’s hardware are still awake and eat battery power. It looks like the system is sleeping but actually it isn’t. While the Hibernation mode is useful when you’re running on batteries. Hibernating is little different from standby in which the system is completely shut down but the the opened programs, data in memory and opened files are preserved and you’re taken to the same state before hibernation when you turn it back on. So instead of using standby try to hibernate it when on batteries.
Lower Screen Brightness
LCD Screen and hard drive are the two most power consuming devices on a notebook. Turning off the screen saves a lot of battery power when you’re away for a while. Similarly dimming it also saves a good amount of battery charging. There are always shortcuts/functions keys given on all laptops to directly control the brightness of the screen.
Turn off Unused Hardware Internally
Beside hard drive there are other internal hardware devices that consume a good amount of power. Wifi and bluetooth cards are found to be always ON and searching for active networks around. When they’re not in use, turn them off from the options or directly from the buttons given on the notebooks externally.
Plug out External Devices
USB devices, like flash drives, external keyboard and mouse etc are the biggest external sources that drain out the charging. If you do not need them when running on batteries, plug them out and you’ll notice a prominent increase in standby time.
Turn Off Scheduled Tasks
Most of the programs are set on automatic execution when system is idle. While installing application some of them set themselves for automatic execution or say for example checking for updates online. Carefully check for all these type of application from Task Scheduler and turn them off when you want to prevent them from running while system is battery-powered.
Close Unused Programs
This is the most obvious one. Applications running in background increase CPU usage. The more the CPU runs more the battery will be taken. Check the taskbar to see running applications and close all those that are not required. Try not to perform power-intensive activities while on batteries. Avoid multi-tasking and playing heavy games.
With above 10 tips you can easily extend and improve life of the battery of your notebook. You’ll definitely notice a huge increase in stand by time of your laptop if you perform all these.
Keep the AC power ON
The simplest tip of all! Keep the laptop running on AC power instead of battery. If you’re on your desk, bed or sofa and the charging point is near you then you should connect the charger to to power it up with AC. The reason is simple – when the AC power is ON, battery is not used at all. Running the laptop more with AC power saves the charging and overall battery life.
Keep it Cool
Keep the CPU fan’s vents clear. If its vents are under the laptops’ body then make sure you’re placing it above the surface on which it is placed. This keep the air flowing under the body which helps in exhausting the heat from the vents. Remember heated system will force the fan to rotate faster which will require more battery power.
Control CPU Speed
You can control or minimize CPU speed if you’re laptop is running on batteries. To do this:
Open Control Panel > Power Options and Select the “Balanced” or “Power Saver” profiles to keep the CPU at minimum speed.
This is best if you’re working on single application like MS Office or just typing or watching a movie. You can create a custom profile for power settings by clicking “change plan settings” beside preset power plans.
Add More RAM
Low amount of RAM forces the CPU to create a virtual memory inside hard drive. Accessing files from hard drive requires more battery power. RAM is not only faster medium of transferring data to CPU but also lighter on power resources and consume much less battery power.
Use Hibernation Mode
Most of the users like to stand by the system when they’re away and it is assumed that from standby state system wakes up early. But in standby mode system’s hardware are still awake and eat battery power. It looks like the system is sleeping but actually it isn’t. While the Hibernation mode is useful when you’re running on batteries. Hibernating is little different from standby in which the system is completely shut down but the the opened programs, data in memory and opened files are preserved and you’re taken to the same state before hibernation when you turn it back on. So instead of using standby try to hibernate it when on batteries.
Lower Screen Brightness
LCD Screen and hard drive are the two most power consuming devices on a notebook. Turning off the screen saves a lot of battery power when you’re away for a while. Similarly dimming it also saves a good amount of battery charging. There are always shortcuts/functions keys given on all laptops to directly control the brightness of the screen.
Turn off Unused Hardware Internally
Beside hard drive there are other internal hardware devices that consume a good amount of power. Wifi and bluetooth cards are found to be always ON and searching for active networks around. When they’re not in use, turn them off from the options or directly from the buttons given on the notebooks externally.
Plug out External Devices
USB devices, like flash drives, external keyboard and mouse etc are the biggest external sources that drain out the charging. If you do not need them when running on batteries, plug them out and you’ll notice a prominent increase in standby time.
Turn Off Scheduled Tasks
Most of the programs are set on automatic execution when system is idle. While installing application some of them set themselves for automatic execution or say for example checking for updates online. Carefully check for all these type of application from Task Scheduler and turn them off when you want to prevent them from running while system is battery-powered.
Close Unused Programs
This is the most obvious one. Applications running in background increase CPU usage. The more the CPU runs more the battery will be taken. Check the taskbar to see running applications and close all those that are not required. Try not to perform power-intensive activities while on batteries. Avoid multi-tasking and playing heavy games.
With above 10 tips you can easily extend and improve life of the battery of your notebook. You’ll definitely notice a huge increase in stand by time of your laptop if you perform all these.
A Small Trick To Create Invisible Folder
Oka Secret Folder ni Create cheyalante em chestam...?
Folder ni Hide chestam, Malli Chudalante Tools->Folb\der Options->View lo ki velli SHOW HIDDEN FOLDERS Ani Chestam (OR) Folder Lock Softwares Install Chestam.
Miku Oka Manchi Trick Cheppana???
Adi Entante Folder Akkade untadi But Kanabadadu and click cheste matram open avtadi.
Elago cheppana??
*First oka new folder create cheskondi.
*Tarvatha dani mida right click chesi renam select chesi name antha delete cheyandi.
*Tarvatha ALT pattukuni 0160 number type chesi alt ni vadilesi pakkana ekkadaina mouse tho click cheyandi.
*Ippudu mee folder ki name undadu.
*Tarvatha Aa folder mida right click chesi PROPERTIES-> CUSTOMIZE->CHANGE ICON loki vellandi
*tarvatha andulo odifferent different icons untai andulo nundi oka empty icon ni select cheskondi
Adi exact ga LOCK and SEARCH Icons madyalo untadi. em kanabadadu kani select cheste matram select avtadi.
*ippudu adi select cheskunnaka OK Press cheyandi..
Thats is...! Folder mayam aipotadi.
Adi ekkadundo chudalante refresh kodithe blink avtadi
Remove Recyclebin From Ur Desktop
Here are some of easiest way to remove recyclebin from ur desktop.
Every thing can be deleted except Recycle bin
but it can be removed thru Registry Editor and Group policy editor.
So check from group policy editor.
Steps :
1. Open window explorer
2. Click on Start select run.
3. type gpedit.msc .
4. In the Group policy editor click on User configuration.
5. Select Administrative Template.
6. Select Desktop under administrative templates.
7. In the 6 line there will be remove recycle bin from desktop.
8. Double click on it and select enable.
9. Exit Group Policy Editor, hit refresh and recycle bin gone.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
