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Unlocking Android Tablets and Phones without password
Use this when you forgot the password of your android phone .............
To Unlock Password of Android Phone And Tablet.
1.First of all Power Off your device....
2.After this just press Up Volume Key and hold it.
3.Now press the power button and hold it.
4.It will start a secret terminal.
5.You can use home button or volume button for go up and down.
6.You can use option DELETE ALL USER DATA.
7.It will take some time, and problem is solved.
WARNING :- if u use this trick then the data of your mobile
will be lost
To Unlock Password of Android Phone And Tablet.
1.First of all Power Off your device....
2.After this just press Up Volume Key and hold it.
3.Now press the power button and hold it.
4.It will start a secret terminal.
5.You can use home button or volume button for go up and down.
6.You can use option DELETE ALL USER DATA.
7.It will take some time, and problem is solved.
WARNING :- if u use this trick then the data of your mobile
will be lost
Deleting windows previous installation files and windows.old files
Deleting windows previous installation files and windows.old files
When you try deleting files of previous windows installations without formatting the drive you get errors like admin rights required. Even if you are the admin it doesn't allow you to delete some of the files.Its easy to delete those files with just the tools given in windows and there is no need of other 3rd party tools.
Follow these steps to delete previous windows installation files
1.Right click on the drive in which the previous windows files are present.
2.Then select properties.
3.In properties select disk cleanup option.
4.Then select Clean up system files.
5.Then it will calculate and show you all the unnecessary files.
6.Now after completing all the steps and deleting you can find that those files are deleted.
Hiding Text Behind Text(Steganography)
Hiding Text behind Text in a text file (Stegnography)
1.) Open Cmd and type E:
2.) Next type notepad hello.txt:hidden
3.)It will ask confirmation click ok
4.)Now add your data to it and save that using ctrl+s
5.)The file will be in your E drive but nothing will be in it.
6.)If u want to read it u need to use command notepad hello.txt:hidden
Note:
here u can repalce "hello" with ur desired name . here i used krishna
1.) Open Cmd and type E:
2.) Next type notepad hello.txt:hidden
3.)It will ask confirmation click ok
4.)Now add your data to it and save that using ctrl+s
5.)The file will be in your E drive but nothing will be in it.
6.)If u want to read it u need to use command notepad hello.txt:hidden
Note:
here u can repalce "hello" with ur desired name . here i used krishna
Jail Breaking Windows Surface and Windows RT tabs
Step 1: Download the Jailbreak zip file and extract it.
Step 2: Open the extracted folder and execute the ‘runExploit‘ file. Once the program is launched, you can find self-explained jailbreak process and confirm the dialog prompts.
Step 3: The process will prompt a “Developer License Window“, here just tap ‘I Agree‘ to continue. Once this step is done, you will have to login to your Microsoft account to obtain the developer license.
Step 4: To sign to your Microsoft account, enter your Microsoft account ID and password. Once successfully logged-in, the dialog box will be prompted confirming the successful transfer of the developer license. Just tap close to exit.
Step 2: Open the extracted folder and execute the ‘runExploit‘ file. Once the program is launched, you can find self-explained jailbreak process and confirm the dialog prompts.
Step 3: The process will prompt a “Developer License Window“, here just tap ‘I Agree‘ to continue. Once this step is done, you will have to login to your Microsoft account to obtain the developer license.
Step 4: To sign to your Microsoft account, enter your Microsoft account ID and password. Once successfully logged-in, the dialog box will be prompted confirming the successful transfer of the developer license. Just tap close to exit.
Dual Booting Ubuntu with windows
Fast, free and incredibly easy to use, the Ubuntu operating system powers millions of desktop PCs, laptops and servers around the world. Ubuntu will work with your existing PC files, printers, cameras, music players and smartphones — and it comes with thousands of free apps.
For dual booting Ubuntu with windows you need to use wubi installer. It just istalls the Ubuntu as application in windows and it can be uninstalled when ever you want.Its the user friendly and free OS
After downloading wubi just run the installer, it will automatically download the files from net and will be installed.
The system should be connected with net so that it downloads the required files.
It is the desktop of Ubuntu.
Download wubi 12.10
For dual booting Ubuntu with windows you need to use wubi installer. It just istalls the Ubuntu as application in windows and it can be uninstalled when ever you want.Its the user friendly and free OS
After downloading wubi just run the installer, it will automatically download the files from net and will be installed.
The system should be connected with net so that it downloads the required files.
It is the desktop of Ubuntu.
Download wubi 12.10
Best hidden features in Windows 8
1. The secret Start menu
Right-click in the lower-left corner to bring up a stripped-down Start menu
Moving your mouse cursor down to the bottom-left of the screen and left-clicking switches to the tiled Start page... but if you right-click instead, you'll be met with a menu linking to key areas of the operating system, including Control Panel, the command prompt and the Task Manager.
2. Sync your settings
Windows 8 supports the old user account system, but it can also create a new kind of user account that's linked to your Windows ID, and pulls in information from SkyDrive, Xbox, Hotmail/Outlook and all the other cloud services the company is pushing.
Sync settings, internet bookmarks and more across Windows 8 machines
A linked account can also sync your Windows settings (from your desktop wallpaper to your browsing history) across machines, which is handy if you have multiple computers at home or at work.
Launch the Settings charm, then choose 'Change PC settings' and open the 'Sync your settings' page to configure the feature.
3. Windows Defender
Windows Defender is back from extinction, taking over from Microsoft Security Essentials.
Windows 8 comes with Windows Defender, now with added antivirus capabilities
Unlike Security Essentials, Windows Defender tackles both viruses and spyware, and comes baked into the operating system.
You'll notice that it makes an appearance in Windows 8 if you don't already have antivirus and anti-spyware tools in place, leaping into action to plug whichever security gaps need filling.
4. Simpler shutdown
It's the same keyboard shortcut as in previous versions of Windows, but it's worth mentioning here because Windows 8 makes shutting down your PC more drawn out.
Use the traditional Alt+F4 shortcut as a quicker way to power down your PC
Rather than opening the Charms bar, clicking Settings, selecting the Power button and choosing 'Shut down', simply press Alt+F4 while viewing the desktop.
You can then press Enter to shut down the PC or choose an alternative option from the drop-down menu.
5. Built-in screenshots
Windows 8 will automatically save screen grabs whenever Win+PrtScn is pressed
Windows 7 had the Snipping Tool for taking screenshots, and this tool is still around in Windows 8.
However, there's an even easier way to capture what's happening on your display — press the Windows key and the PrtScn button together, and a PNG grab will be automatically saved to your Pictures library.
6. Keyboard shortcuts
Use the Ctrl+Tab shortcut to see all of your Windows 8 apps listed together
Swiping and tapping around Windows 8 is fine on a touchscreen interface, but what about standard laptops and desktops?
Knowing the keyboard shortcuts for Windows 8 can save you a lot of clicking and dragging with the mouse, and make it easier to navigate the operating system.
Win+C brings up the Charms bar, for example, while pressing the Windows key on its own switches between the desktop and the Start page.
Another useful one: hit Ctrl+Tab on the Start page to switch to the 'All apps' view.
7. Snap your apps
As you may already know, Windows 7 allowed you to snap windows to the side of the screen by clicking and dragging the title bar.
Windows 8 goes one step further, enabling users to dock a Start page app (like Weather or Bing) to the side while you work on the desktop.
Many Windows 8 apps have a mini mode for displaying them at the side of the screen
So, for example, you could keep an eye on the forecast while playing around in Photoshop, or stay in touch with your Twitter feed via the People app while crunching numbers in Excel.
To dock a full-screen Start page app, drag it from the top to the left or right of the screen. You can run Start page apps alongside each other too.
8. File History
Windows 8 can keep track of previous versions of your important files, which can be a lifesaver if you accidentally delete a document or a favourite photo becomes corrupted.
The File History backup tool in Windows 8 isn't enabled by default
The feature - File History - is not enabled by default, so you'll have to activate it from the System and Security section of Control Panel. The only caveat is you'll need a second hard drive available, whether this is external, internal or networked.
9. ISO support
With Windows 8, native ISO mounting support is included — just double-click and go
Windows 7 came with a built-in ISO burner; Windows 8 does away with the burning, and can launch ISOs (and VHD files) natively.
Double-click on a downloaded or ripped ISO to view its contents; right-click and choose 'Mount' to run it.
10. Reinstall Windows
Here's a feature you might not come across until something goes wrong - Windows' new reinstall routine, known as Reset (on the PC Settings page).
There's no need to dig out discs or serial codes, because everything you need is already available, hidden away on the hard drive.
Complicated reinstalls should be gone forever thanks to the Windows 8 Reset tool
Returning Windows to its factory setting takes a handful of clicks, and has never been easier.
Alternatively, you can do a 'refresh', which brings back all the default operating system settings, keeping your personal files, settings, the programs that came with your PC and any applications that you have downloaded from the Windows Store.
Dual Boot BackTrack with Windows
BackTrack Dual Boot Install with Windows (Tested on Win 7)
This method of installation is the simplest available. The assumption is that the you have a Windows installation taking up all the space on your drive, and you would like to resize and repartition your drive to allow a BackTrack install alongside your Windows. BACK UP YOUR WINDOWS
INSTALLATION FIRST.
1.Boot BackTrack on the machine to be installed. Once booted, type in “startx” to get to the KDE graphical interface.
2.Double click the “install.sh” script on the desktop, or run the command “ubiquity” in console.
3.Select your geographical location and click “forward”. Same for the Keyboard layout.
4.The next screen allows you to configure the partitioning layout. The assumption is that we are resizing the Windows 7 partition and installing BackTrack on the newly made space.
5.Accept the installation summary and client “Install”. Allow the installation to run and complete. Restart when done.
6.Grub should allow you to boot both into BackTrack and Windows.
7.Log into BackTrack with the default username and password root / toor. Change root password.
8.Fix the framebuffer splash by typing “fix-splash” ( or “fix-splash800″ if you wish a 800×600 framebuffer), reboot.
Installing Other Desktop environments in Ubuntu
Installing Other Desktop environments in Ubuntu
If you want to change Unity and install anything else (like KDE) in Ubuntu 12.10, then this article is for you. Just copy-paste the commands into your terminal, press enter … wait a little bit for the packages to download and you are ready. Logout, pick your favourite Desktop Environment and log back in.It’s insanely simple:
Install KDE
$ sudo apt-get install kde-standard
sudo apt-get install kde-full
Install GNOME 3
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gnome3-team/gnome3
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install gnome-shell
Install XFCE 4
$ sudo apt-get install xfce4
sudo apt-get install xfce4-goodies
Install Cinammon
$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:gwendal-lebihan-dev/cinnamon-stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install cinnamon
Install FluxBOX
$ sudo apt-get install fluxbox
Install E17
$ sudo apt-add-repository ppa:hannes-janetzek/enlightenment-svn
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install e17
Full Desktop Installation
If you don’t want to download and install the whole package, but just the desktop related features of Ubuntu alternatives, add the following parameter: –no-install-recommends
Migrate to Kubuntu
$ sudo apt-get install –no-install-recommends kubuntu-desktop
Migrate to Xubuntu
$ sudo apt-get install –no-install-recommends xubuntu-desktop
Migrate to Lubuntu
$ sudo apt-get install –no-install-recommends xubuntu-desktop
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