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Tuesday, 1 November 2011
Increase Web Traffic On your Blog or Website Easily !!!
How to get traffic for my blog?
Many make the mistake of believing that once they create a blog, people will immediately flock to it. There are millions out there so why would they visit your blog?
Here are some ways you can promote your blog
Step : 1
Create great content – everything starts with great content. Think 'Linkbait" — or writing about stuff that would be so great that people will want to link to you. It can be a news hook where you write about something that is contrary to what everyone else is saying; resource hook where you have the only information available or humor hook.
Here are some ways you can promote your blog
Step : 1
Create great content – everything starts with great content. Think 'Linkbait" — or writing about stuff that would be so great that people will want to link to you. It can be a news hook where you write about something that is contrary to what everyone else is saying; resource hook where you have the only information available or humor hook.
Top secret tricks Or Code for Nokia Mobile
To restore Factory Settings for Nokia mobile
*#7780# reset to factory settings.
Taking picture without getting noticed.
Turn on/off the "click" sound made by the camera by selecting the 'Silent' profile or by turning warning tones on/off.
To enter in the secret menu in Nokia Phone.
On the main screen type *#92702689# [*#war0anty#]
It will take you to a secret menu where you may find some of the information below:
1. Displays Serial Number.
2. Displays the Month and Year of Manufacture
3. Displays (if there) the date where the phone was purchased (MMYY)
4. Displays the date of the last repair - if found (0000)
5. Shows life timer of phone (time passes since last start)
Best Few of our Cell phone Tricks and Mobile Secret Code
To check IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity) for any mobile or cellular phone.
On the Mobile main screen type *#06# > You will get IMEI Code.
Information you get from the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
XXXXXX XX XXXXXX X
TAC FAC SNR SP
TAC = Type approval code of your Nokia Mobile
FAC = Final assembly code of your cell phone
SNR = Serial number of your Nokia Phone
SP = Spare
On the Mobile main screen type *#06# > You will get IMEI Code.
Information you get from the IMEI (International Mobile Equipment Identity)
XXXXXX XX XXXXXX X
TAC FAC SNR SP
TAC = Type approval code of your Nokia Mobile
FAC = Final assembly code of your cell phone
SNR = Serial number of your Nokia Phone
SP = Spare
Most Popular Mobile Secret Code And Tricks 2011
To check the phones Software Version Catagory :
*#0000#
Information you get from the Software revision-
V 06.93
25-06-10
RM-475
- 1ST Line = Software Revision Information.
- 2ND Line = Software Released date.
- 3RD Line = Phone Type
Top Fast Ways to Make Money on the Internet
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How to Reset Or Recover Forgotten Windows Login Password?
Are you forgot your Windows administrator login password ?
With no way to get into the system, you can’t even perform basic maintenance, let alone a thorough tune-up. Formatting is always an option, but we consider that a last resort. (Plus, guess who’s going to have to help reinstall all the programs lost after a wipe?) But all hope is not lost. There are a few ways to actually retrieve a lost Windows account password. Read on, and we’ll show you the light.
Go to Following Method to recover your Windows Password :
With no way to get into the system, you can’t even perform basic maintenance, let alone a thorough tune-up. Formatting is always an option, but we consider that a last resort. (Plus, guess who’s going to have to help reinstall all the programs lost after a wipe?) But all hope is not lost. There are a few ways to actually retrieve a lost Windows account password. Read on, and we’ll show you the light.
Go to Following Method to recover your Windows Password :
Monday, 31 October 2011
Make Unlimited / Multiple Logins on yahoo without using Yahoo registry
Steps : 1
Go to START Button on desktop
Step : 2
RUN > Type regedit
Step : 3
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software >Yahoo> Pager> Test
Step : 4
ON the Right side if the page , Right click and choose new Dword Value.
Go to START Button on desktop
Step : 2
RUN > Type regedit
Step : 3
Navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER > Software >Yahoo> Pager> Test
Step : 4
ON the Right side if the page , Right click and choose new Dword Value.
How to Rename your Folder name with Blank..
Create New Folder >>> Right Click >>> Rename >>> Press Alt+255
If You Want to Rename Your Administrator name as Blank only
Then Go to My Computer >>> Right Click >>> Properties >>> Computer Name >>> Click on Change >>> Then Type ALT+255 and Restart your computer .
after that your admin name will be blank.
If You Want to Rename Your Administrator name as Blank only
Then Go to My Computer >>> Right Click >>> Properties >>> Computer Name >>> Click on Change >>> Then Type ALT+255 and Restart your computer .
after that your admin name will be blank.
How to "Delete administrator Password" without any registry softwares
Step 1.
Put your hard disk of your computer in any other computer .
Step 2.
Boot that computer and use your hard disk as a secondary hard disk (Dont boot as primary hard disk ).
Step 3.
Then open that drive in which the victim’s window (or your window) is installed
Put your hard disk of your computer in any other computer .
Step 2.
Boot that computer and use your hard disk as a secondary hard disk (Dont boot as primary hard disk ).
Step 3.
Then open that drive in which the victim’s window (or your window) is installed
Most Popular Windows Tricks and Shortcuts
- To boost performance of your PC or to increase RAM virtually,
Right click on My Computer Icon on Desktop
Go to Properties >>Advanced >> Go to Performance - Settings >> Advanced >> Virtual Memory - Change
Keep the initial size same as recommended and maximum size double of it then restart your system.
It will improve speed of windows and you can play some games which require higher RAM.
How to Change Startup and Log-off screens
Startup Screen
- Create a 320x400 bitmap in the root directory and name it LOGO.SYS
- You can use LOGOW.SYS file in the Windows directory as a starter
Logoff Screens
- There are many system file that constitutes Lofoff screen.
- They are actually bitmaps 320x400 that just have a different extension
How to Lock a Folder in Windows XP Without using Software
Make a Folder in C drive rename it as "abc" without quotes.
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Now open Command Prompt from Start Menu.
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Type "attrib +s +h C:\abc" without quotes and press enter.
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Top 10 Task Manager tricks for a faster Computer
At first glance Task Manager looks like nothing more than a geeky way to tell you what you already know, the names of the programs running on your PC.
Explore out favourite Task Manager tricks, though, and you'll find all kinds of options for monitoring your system, detecting and resolving problems, especially in its most modern Windows Vista/Windows 7 incarnation. Here's what you need to know.
1. Browse your processes
Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to launch Task Manager. By default the first thing you'll see is the Applications tab, but this is misleadingly named and of little much use as it just lists top-level windows. If you want to see what's actually running on your PC then click the Processes tab, click "Show processes from all users", and scroll down the list. If you don't know what a process is then right-click it and select Properties to get more information, such as the folder where it's stored, which will usually offer additional clues.
2. Troubleshoot startup problems
Windows Media Player is known to crash from time to time (you may have noticed this). Occasionally it'll crash without having any visible window, though, so you won't see there's a problem. Then, when you come to restart the program, nothing will happen because it's blocked by the crashed copy in RAM.
If you find Windows Media Player won't launch, then, fire up Task Manager, click the Processes tab and look for a WMPlayer.exe process. If you find one, and there's no window, then it's probably crashed. Right-click it in Task Manager, select End Process, and once it's shut down you should be able to start Media Player as normal.
Much the same problem can happen with other applications, so if something won't start, or is just misbehaving, then it's always a good idea to look for previous instances of the program. Don't use the "End Process" on anything unless you're 110% sure that it's safe to do so, though - terminating something system-critical can lock up or crash your PC immediately.
Explore out favourite Task Manager tricks, though, and you'll find all kinds of options for monitoring your system, detecting and resolving problems, especially in its most modern Windows Vista/Windows 7 incarnation. Here's what you need to know.
1. Browse your processes
Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc to launch Task Manager. By default the first thing you'll see is the Applications tab, but this is misleadingly named and of little much use as it just lists top-level windows. If you want to see what's actually running on your PC then click the Processes tab, click "Show processes from all users", and scroll down the list. If you don't know what a process is then right-click it and select Properties to get more information, such as the folder where it's stored, which will usually offer additional clues.
2. Troubleshoot startup problems
Windows Media Player is known to crash from time to time (you may have noticed this). Occasionally it'll crash without having any visible window, though, so you won't see there's a problem. Then, when you come to restart the program, nothing will happen because it's blocked by the crashed copy in RAM.
If you find Windows Media Player won't launch, then, fire up Task Manager, click the Processes tab and look for a WMPlayer.exe process. If you find one, and there's no window, then it's probably crashed. Right-click it in Task Manager, select End Process, and once it's shut down you should be able to start Media Player as normal.
Much the same problem can happen with other applications, so if something won't start, or is just misbehaving, then it's always a good idea to look for previous instances of the program. Don't use the "End Process" on anything unless you're 110% sure that it's safe to do so, though - terminating something system-critical can lock up or crash your PC immediately.
How to Repartition your Hard Drive Without Formating IT For Windows XP
For all XP users, here's the procedure
Whenever you buy a new computer, the hard drive partitions are usually already set up for you. If you put in a new hard drive, you need to decide on the partitioning at set up time. The problem with both of these situations is that things change. You may decide you don't want everything in one big partition for a variety of reasons, but Windows gives you no options for changing your partitions other than reformatting and losing all of your data. There are excellent programs, like Partition Magic, that will let you resize and create partitions without losing data. But Partition Magic costs around $60 and it isn't a program you are going to use everyday.There is a way to change your partitions without reformatting and without buying any additional software.It uses a Linux live CD to boot your computer and prepare for a Linux installation. Don’t worry; you are not actually going to install Linux. Every Linux CD includes a program to resize your Windows partition to make room for Linux because Windows usually takes up the whole hard drive. Once we create the space for Linux, we can actually format it as a Windows partition, either NTFS or FAT32.First, you need to download the Linux live CD. I recommend Simply MEPIS 3.3, available on : http://www.mepis.org/ . These directions will assume you are using Simply MEPIS. Download the ISO and burn it to a CD as an ISO image. Check your CD burning software for info on burning an ISO. Once you have your CD, you are ready to begin.Before you start- it is recommended to do a disk clean up, get rid of unnecessary files and defragment your hard drive to create as much continuous free space as possible. If your drive is very fragmented, you may want to defragment twice.WARNING- backup all important files. Although unlikely, it is possible to lose data. Even the programs like Partition Magic give you this warning.Set your computer BIOS to boot from the CD drive as the first option. Most computers get into the BIOS by hitting the DELETE key during start up. The start up screen will usually tell you what to hit to enter set up. Look for something that deals with boot options; it is often under advanced bios options. Boot from the Simply MEPIS CD, choose the 2.6 option unless you have a CPU under 1Ghz. It will take a couple of minutes, but you will eventually have a sign in screen. Sign on as root with the password as root. It will boot to a red MEPIS Linux screen (actually running from the CD)
Click the K gear wheel (lower left). Move the mouse to System, File system, QTParted
Whenever you buy a new computer, the hard drive partitions are usually already set up for you. If you put in a new hard drive, you need to decide on the partitioning at set up time. The problem with both of these situations is that things change. You may decide you don't want everything in one big partition for a variety of reasons, but Windows gives you no options for changing your partitions other than reformatting and losing all of your data. There are excellent programs, like Partition Magic, that will let you resize and create partitions without losing data. But Partition Magic costs around $60 and it isn't a program you are going to use everyday.There is a way to change your partitions without reformatting and without buying any additional software.It uses a Linux live CD to boot your computer and prepare for a Linux installation. Don’t worry; you are not actually going to install Linux. Every Linux CD includes a program to resize your Windows partition to make room for Linux because Windows usually takes up the whole hard drive. Once we create the space for Linux, we can actually format it as a Windows partition, either NTFS or FAT32.First, you need to download the Linux live CD. I recommend Simply MEPIS 3.3, available on : http://www.mepis.org/ . These directions will assume you are using Simply MEPIS. Download the ISO and burn it to a CD as an ISO image. Check your CD burning software for info on burning an ISO. Once you have your CD, you are ready to begin.Before you start- it is recommended to do a disk clean up, get rid of unnecessary files and defragment your hard drive to create as much continuous free space as possible. If your drive is very fragmented, you may want to defragment twice.WARNING- backup all important files. Although unlikely, it is possible to lose data. Even the programs like Partition Magic give you this warning.Set your computer BIOS to boot from the CD drive as the first option. Most computers get into the BIOS by hitting the DELETE key during start up. The start up screen will usually tell you what to hit to enter set up. Look for something that deals with boot options; it is often under advanced bios options. Boot from the Simply MEPIS CD, choose the 2.6 option unless you have a CPU under 1Ghz. It will take a couple of minutes, but you will eventually have a sign in screen. Sign on as root with the password as root. It will boot to a red MEPIS Linux screen (actually running from the CD)
Click the K gear wheel (lower left). Move the mouse to System, File system, QTParted
How to Change Start Button Name Quickly ?
Do you know that you can change the start button name to your name! Or to your desirable text! So let's say goodbye to the "START" label and welcome to something else.There are 2 different ways lead to the same result "change the start button name Quickyl with different Steps"
This is the easiest and fastest way to change the start button name by a small program called
"Start Button Re-Namer"
1 First download the program (Click to Dowload Program here )
2 Extract the file.
3 Type your desirable text in the New Label.4 Click on Rename it! button, you will hear a sound like booom! the Start button name will be changed, Congratulation!
There are 2 different ways to change your Start button name :
- First Way
This is the easiest and fastest way to change the start button name by a small program called
"Start Button Re-Namer"
1 First download the program (Click to Dowload Program here )
2 Extract the file.
3 Type your desirable text in the New Label.4 Click on Rename it! button, you will hear a sound like booom! the Start button name will be changed, Congratulation!
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Pro Evolution Soccer 2010 Cheats for Play station 2
• Classic Netherlands
In order to unlock the Classic Netherlands, you would need to win the internaltional cup with the Netherlands
• Classic Argentina
In order to unlock the Classic Argentina, you would need to Win International Cup with Argentina.
• Classic France
In order to unlock the Classic Frace, you would need to Win International Cup with France
How to Play Counter Strike on Windows 7/Vista
- Simple Trick To Play CS in Windows 7/Vista Online:
Certainly most of them can be fixed. But today, I’m gonna tell you how to fix or make Counter Strike run on Windows Vista/7. Firstly, you need to know about the New Compatibility Mode in Windows Vista. Its a toggle mode that allows you to run programs that initially used to run on older Operating Systems without any problems. Most of the programs/games can be fixed and run on Vista/7 in this way. We will solve this issue now to play cs in windows 7 and windows vista in a easy way.
Here’s what happened when I tried to install Counter Strike on my computer with Vista. You will see a error as Platform Error : module failed to initialize.
Wednesday, 21 September 2011
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Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Active Top Computer Tricks !!!!
Active Top 10 Coolest Windows Shortcuts
You Never Knew About That.
Keyboard shortcuts are the essence of PC productivity. While newbs slowly mouse around their screens in search of buttons to click, seasoned tech vets hammer through a day’s work with ease thanks to a wealth of arcane hotkey combos that knock out useful tasks in seconds. Of course, every PC user knows a few handy shortcuts, and hardened system tweakers like yourself have forgotten more hotkeys than most users will ever learn. But here are 10 cool combos that even you might not know.
1. Windows Logo + L
Walking away from the screen for a while? Keep prying eyes out of your stuff with this quick shortcut that locks the PC instantly.
2. Shift + Delete
The lazy way to delete stuff in Windows is to drag it to the Recycle Bin. An even lazier way is to highlight the file and press Delete. And if you’re ultra-lazy (and smarter than the average user), you can bypass
the Recycle Bin entirely by pressing Shift + Delete. The downside is that you won’t get the opportunity to easily restore the file from the Recycle Bin if you later decide you want it back, but you also won’t have to bother emptying the Recycle Bin if you use this method to ditch unwanted files.
3. Alt + F6
If you’ve got multiple windows open within a given app, this handy shortcut will let you quickly switch between them, so you don’t have to waste time clicking around in search of the right window.
4. Shift + CTRL + N
Windows 7 made it a little easier to create new folders in Windows Explorer. Now you can just hit Shift + Ctrl + N in any folder to create a new untitled folder right where you are. The new folder will appear with the name ‘New folder’ already highlighted so you can type in your own name for it and hit Enter to move on to the next task.
5. Windows + M
Got a bazillion windows cluttering your screen? Press Windows + M to instantly minimize all current windows to the Taskbar. It’s a great way to restore your sanity, and an even better way to hide what you’re working on from unexpected interlopers. When you want all the windows back again, press Windows + Shift + M and every currently running window will pop open again.
6. Windows + Spacebar
If you just want to take a quick peek at your desktop (for instance, to locate a file you’ve dropped there), there’s no need to completely minimize all your windows with the Windows + M shortcut. Instead, press Windows + Spacebar, and all of your open windows will turn transparent so you can see right through them. This even works with maximized windows and full-screen views. To return your view to normal, simply let go of the keys.
7. Windows + Shift + Left or Right Arrow
If you use a dual-monitor setup to maximize your screen real estate, you might like to use one monitor as your primary working screen and the other as a holding pen for active windows. Or maybe you just need to move a window from one side to the other for some reason. In either case, hitting Windows + Shift + Left Arrow will move a current window to from the right display to the left, and using Right Arrow will move it from the left display to the right. If you only have one monitor, these commands will dock your window to the designated side of the screen.
8. Windows + 1, 2, 3, etc.
Windows 7 introduced a new feature that lets you pin apps to your Taskbar for quick access. An even quicker way to access those apps is with this slick keyboard shortcut. Press Windows + 1 to launch the first pinned app in your Taskbar (from left to right). Windows + 2 launches the second one, Windows + 3 launches the third one, and so on.
9. Windows + T
Windows + number launches pinned apps in your Taskbar, but if your apps are already open, there’s a quick way to scroll through them. Press Windows + T and you’ll highlight the first open app in your Taskbar. Press it again and you’ll move to the second open app. As you scroll through them, you’ll get a preview box just as you would if you were hovering over the icon with your mouse. When you get to the app you want, hit Enter to bring it to the foreground. This shortcut only works with open apps, and ignores unopened apps that you’ve pinned to your Taskbar.
10. Windows + (+/-)
Want a closer look at whatever’s on your screen? Hit Windows and + to zoom in for a magnified view. While you’re magnified, moving the mouse around the screen will move you to the far corners and bring them into view. Windows and - zooms you back out again.
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