Delete Undeleteable Files in your PC Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
If you ever encounter a stubborn file that simply refuses to delete there is a way.
Remember that some files are system files so deleting them can cause the system to fail altogether. This process is handy when trying to get rid of a bad or dangerous file.
- Open a Command Window (Start Accessories - Command Prompt)
- Leave it open but close down all other running programs.
- Now via the Ctrl Alt Del or from the Task Manager (Start - Run Type TASKMGR.EXE) under the processes tab, end the Explorer.exe process.
- Now leaving the task Manager open, return to the Command Prompt
window and type cd path to take you to the folder where the file is. eg. cd c:My Documents (Without brackets. Also note there is a space between cd and c:)
- Now type DEL (eg DEL badfile.exe again without the brackets.
- Once done go back to the Task Manager and under File - New Task type EXPLORER.EXE. This will kick start the windows GUI (interface)
- Close task manager.
As with any tweak back up the registry first and make a copy of the file you are about to delete to a floppy disk just in case that file is needed for some purpose.
Fascinating Function Keys Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
Every one of us has seen these 12 function keys on the Keyboard. But how many of us used these keys to get our jobs performed easily. Seldom. Some of us newbies never touch these keys. These function keys perform different functions in different applications and programs. In combination with other keys these function keys perform different functions differently.
F1
If you are in an application and you press this key, you will get its help file. Suppose you are not in windows explorer or desktop, you press this key you will get Windows Help file. Suppose you are in an application, and you want windows help file, press windows key + F1, you will get windows help file. F1 + in combination with other keys:
SHIFT + F1 = Start context-sensitive help or reveal formatting (What is this? help)
ALT + F1 = Go to the next field
ALT + SHIFT + F1 = Go to the previous field
CTRL + ALT + F1 = Display Microsoft system information
For formatting characters and paragraphs:
CTRL + SHIFT + F1 = Change the font
F2
You select a program on your desktop (icon) and press this key. You will be allowed to rename that program. The same function you can also perform by right clicking the mouse and in the resultant memo you will have the option to rename the program.
SHIFT + F2 = Copy Text
CTRL + F2 = Choose the print preview command (file menu)
ALT + SHIFT + F2 = Choose the save command (file menu)
CTRL + ALT + F2 = Choose the open command (file menu)
F3
While you are working in windows explorer or on desktop, you press this key you will get the Find Files window. You need not go to start > find.
While you are working in MS Word (make your selection) and press
ALT + F3 = Create an auto text entry box appears.
SHIFT + F3 = Change the case of the letters.
F4
While you are in Internet Explorer and you will press this key the address bar will open.
If you want to close the selected window, press ALT + F4.
When no windows are open if you press ALT + F4, you will see the shut down screen. When no windows are open if you press ALT + F4, you will see the shut down screen.
When you are in MS Word, press
F4 = Repeat the last action
SHIFT + F4 = Repeat a Find or Go To action
CTRL + F4 = Close the Window
ALT + F4 = Quit the word program
F5
To refresh the active window in IE or WE, press F5.
When you are in MS Word and you press this key, you will have the Find and replace window > Go To (Edit menu)
SHIFT + F5 = Move to previous revision
CTRL + F5 = Restore the document window size
CTRL + SHIFT + F5 = Edit a bookmark
ALT + F5 = Quit the word program
F6
To move the cursor in the structure of IE or WE you can use this key.
When you are in MS Word, press this key, you will go to the next pane or frame.
SHIFT + F6 = Go to the previous pane or frame.
CTRL + F6 = Go to the next window.
CTRL + SHIFT + F6 = Go to the previous window
F7
Users have no use of this key in Windows. But in MS Word if you press this key, you will get spelling command (Tools menu),
SHIFT + F7 = Choose the Thesaurus command (Tools > Language menu),
CTRL + F7 = Choose the move command (Control menu),
CTRL + SHIFT + F7 = Update linked information in a word source document.
ALT + F7 = Find the next misspelling or grammatical error. The Check Spelling as you
Type check box must be selected. ( Tools menu, options dialog box, spelling and grammar tab)
F8
When you press this key while booting the system, you will get the start up menu. You may enter safe mode. While installing windows, you press this key to accept Linux. Suppose some additional information is being available at the push pin, you can press this key to see the information or you can hide the same.
When you are in MS Word, to extend the selection, press this key.
SHIFT + F8 = Shrink the selection
CTRL + F8 = Choose the size command (document control menu)
CTRL + SHIFT + F8 = Extend a selection or block (then press an arrow key)
ALT + F8 = Run a macro
F9
Users have no use of this key in Windows, but if you press this key in MS Word you will update the selected fields.
SHIFT + F9 = Switch between a field code and its result.
CTRL + F9 = Insert an empty field.
CTRL + SHIFT + F9 = Unlink a field
ALT + F9 = Switch between all field codes and their results
ALT + SHIFT + F9 = Run GoButton or Macrobutton from the field that displays the field results.
F10
Users have no use of this key in Windows, but if you press this key in MS Word you can activate the menu bar.
SHIFT + F10 = Display a short cut menu.
CTRL + F10 = Maximize the document window.
CTRL + SHIFT + F10 = Activate the ruler.
ALT + F10 = Maximize the program window
F11
If you press this key, you will enter the Full Screen mode in IE. In MS Word, if you press this key you will go to the next field.
SHIFT + F11 = Go to the previous field.
CTRL + F11 = Lock a field
CTRL + SHIFT + F11 = Unlock a field
ALT + F11 = Display Microsoft Visual Basic Code.
ALT + SHIFT + F11 = Display Microsoft Visual Studio Code.
F12
Users have no use of this key in Windows. But if you press this key in MS Word you can choose the Save as command (File menu).
SHIFT + F12 = Choose the Save command (File menu).
CTRL + F12 = Choose the Open command (File menu).
CTRL + SHIFT +F12 = Choose the print command (File menu)
You will observe that F7, F9, F10 and F12 have no use in Windows. We can assign some tasks to these keys. You find out which program you are regularly visiting.
1. Locate the shortcut of that program. If it doesnt have one create one.
2. Hold the mouse pointer on the shortcut and right click the mouse and select the properties from the resultant menu.
3. Select the shortcut tab.
4. In the window click the mouse pointer in the short cut, and press the function key to which you want to assign this program.
5. You will find the function key name in the box.
6. Click on apply and close the box.
Whenever you want to open this program you press this function key.
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Create a Keyboard Shortcut to Your Favorite Programs Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
In Windows 2000 or XP, you can create quick keyboard shortcuts to your most often used programs. For instance, Im constantly using Dreamweaver in my job to create web pages. By hitting Ctrl-Alt-D on my keyboard, Dreamweaver automatically starts. Ctrl-Alt-M opens my e-mail program (Mozilla). Heres how to set it up:
-First, right-click on whatever icon you use to start your program, whether its on the Desktop, or in the Start Menu.
-When you right-click on it, youll see a pop-up menu.
Choose *Properties* from this menu.
-Find the option marked *Shortcut Key* (for XP, its on the *Shortcut* tab).
-Next, press the keys (in unison) that you want to use to start this program.
Your keyboard combination has to be one letter, number, or other character, and 2 of these keys (SHIFT, CTRL, ALT). So for instance, you could use Ctrl-Alt-K to be your combination, or Shift-Ctrl-9, but you cant use just Shift-5, or Alt-H, since these are already reserved for different uses.
Once youre done, hit the OK button. Now test our your new shortcut by hitting those keys again.
How to Backup your Firefox Bookmarks and Settings Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
It seems like I have my entire life in Firefox. The web browser is always open on my computer, and Firefox holds all the web sites I visit daily, my work web sites, my passwords, and tons of information. A new extension helps me backup all of that information in case my Firefox installation ever gets corrupted.
The *Firefox Extension Backup Extension (FEBE)* is the tool well
use - its completely free.
First, go to the FEBE web page (http://customsoftwareconsult.com/extensions/febe/febe.html). Find the latest release and click Install. If the Install doesnt work you may have to allow the web site to install the Extension - Firefox will show you a warning if this is the case.
Alternatively, you can download the latest version as a ZIP file. Then rename the file, changing the ZIP extension to XPI, and then open the file with Firefox.
After installing the extension, restart Firefox.
Click on the *Tools *menu, choose *FEBE*, and set the *FEBE Options*. You can then *Backup *and *Restore *your bookmarks, cookies, preferences, and extensions whenever you wish!
Create your own windows loggon message Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
Click Start, click Run, type regedit, and then click OK.In the Registry Editor,
drill down to the following key:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WinlogonRightclick LegalNoticeCaption,
click Modify, type My Windows XP Machine, and then click OK.Right-click LegalNoticeText, click Modify, and then type your message.Close the editor and your new message will appear at every log on
Chat in windows OS from command prompt Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
If you want a private chat with a friend or client on you Network, All you need is your friends IP address and Command Prompt.
Firstly, open Notepad and enter:
@echo off
:A
Cls
echo MESSENGER
set /p n=User:
set /p m=Message:
net send %n% %m%
Pause
Goto A
Now save this as Messenger.bat. Open the .bat file and in Command Prompt you should see:
MESSENGER
User:
After User type the IP address of the computer you want to contact.
After this, you should see this:
Message:
Now type in the message you wish to send.
Before you press Enter it should look like this:
MESSENGER
User: 56.108.104.107
Message: Hi
Now all you need to do is press Enter, and start chatting!
Make A Super Hidden Folder Written on November 30, 2008, by admin.
You probably already know how to create just a plain hidden folder. It is
super easy, you just right click on the folder and select Hidden then click
Apply. The problem is that anyone with access to the computer can easily
turn on the Show Hidden Files and Folders and then can easily see the
folder you created. Well here is a trick that will get around this problem
and create a invisible folder that has no text and no icon.
Please note: Once you create a Super Hidden folder that it will be up to you to remember where you put it. I suggest writing down the location in case you should ever forget about where this folder is.
Right Click on the folder you want hidden
, then select Properties :
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Click on the Customize Tab (Note this procedure also works on any icon, some icons do not let you Customize. So, if you do not see a Customize tab, then you will have to create a new folder and move the icon that you are trying to make hidden into the newly created folder. Then you will make the folder Super Hidden)
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Click On the Change Icon button
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The Change Icon box will pop up with the default Windows Icons (If it does not, then click on the Browse button and navigate to your INDOWS\system32 folder and then find and choose SHELL32.dll then click OPEN
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Then Scroll to the right and look for a blank icon. Select the blank icon then click Ok.
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Then Click Apply. And you should now have a blank icon with only the text below it, like this:
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In the screenshot, I have the view settings on Thumbnails, which puts the grey box around the folder.
To remove that box, choose either the Icon, Tiles or List from the View settings
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Then, Click *Start*, then *My Computer*. Click on *Tools* then *Folder Options. *
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On the *View* tab check mark *Hide Extensions For Known File Types* then Click *Apply*
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Ok, now that we have that set…Here is the trick to removing the icon title and having a Blank Text untitled icon.
First, right click on the icon that you want to remove it’s title, then go to Rename.
Now, what you need to do, is hold the ALT button down. With the ALT button held down, and using the keypad type *255* then release the ALT button and hit enter, and voila you now have a untitled icon.
Thats it. Now you are done with Super Hidden Folder
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