Partitioning a hard drive without loosing data can be done by right clicking on the mouse. Personally I made it in Windows 7, and aslo try in Vista, both are successful. But I don't know its possible or not in Windows XP. Hopefully it will be possible in XP also.
For doing this action you need to login as administrator in your computer. Then go to Start menu and right click on your "My computer" and select MANAGE.
Computer Management Dialogue will come. From this box select 'Disc management' under Storage, indicated by red arrow in the picture.
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Create your fan page on Google+
You can create a Fan page for your customer, follower or fans for hangout to your branding.
Click Here for creating a Google+ page
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Write Protect your USB Device without any software
Follow the below steps for Enable write protect:
- Go to your Run option and write “regedit”
- Now click “Ctrl+F” for find
- Written the Find box “Storagedevicepolicies” and press Enter
- Now Click the Write Protect option from the Right side and click to Modify it.
- Change the Value data 0 to 1
Monday, October 24, 2011
Solve Windows XP Restart Problems
The root of a Windows XP shutdown problem can be traced to several issues. Windows as an operating system has been stable at best but is known to have many problems within its shell. One of the possible problems that can occur is a damaged exit sound file. If your Windows was recently installed or there was a problem in the install process, then there might be a hiccup in the shutdown process.
Some technicians actually have identified the problem as starting from either a problem with hardware devices or the problem with a recent hardware install. When you try to troubleshoot the problem of Windows shutdown, make sure you have initial fail safes that Windows has installed turned off. A good way to troubleshoot this problem would be to log onto Windows in ‘safe’ mode and see if there are any hardware device driver conflicts that you can resolve. Sometimes, bad command lines or orphan keys in the registry can cause Windows to lock and restart itself, or even hang. So you see, resolving a windows XP shutdown problem is not at all that difficult. If you have a basic understanding on how to use your computer and how it operates, you should be able to resolve a Windows XP shutdown problem without having to engage the services of a professional computer technician.
Some technicians actually have identified the problem as starting from either a problem with hardware devices or the problem with a recent hardware install. When you try to troubleshoot the problem of Windows shutdown, make sure you have initial fail safes that Windows has installed turned off. A good way to troubleshoot this problem would be to log onto Windows in ‘safe’ mode and see if there are any hardware device driver conflicts that you can resolve. Sometimes, bad command lines or orphan keys in the registry can cause Windows to lock and restart itself, or even hang. So you see, resolving a windows XP shutdown problem is not at all that difficult. If you have a basic understanding on how to use your computer and how it operates, you should be able to resolve a Windows XP shutdown problem without having to engage the services of a professional computer technician.
Monday, September 5, 2011
How to add animated tag cloud for blogger blog
"Blogumus" is an Flash based tag cloud widget which uses scripts converted from Roy Tanck's WP Cumulus plugin for Wordpress. Amanda from blogger buster convert this for use in Blogger powered blogs. The result is the widget you can see in action at the top of this post. However your mouse over the Flash object to see the animation begin. In this post, I'll explain how you can add Blogumus to your own Blogger layout with ease!
This widget uses a combination of JavaScript and Flash animation to parse and display your blog labels. Once installed in your template, it should work "out of the box" without any additional tweaking required, though of course you may prefer to change the variables for color, background and size if appropriate :) You should also be able to move the Label Cloud widget through the Page Elements page of your dashboard if you prefer display in a different layout location. To see Blogumus in action, both Flash and Javascript must be installed and enabled for your internet browser. However, it does degrade relatively gracefully, and label links will still be clickable (though not animated) for those who do not use JavaScript of Flash (including search engine spiders).
This widget uses a combination of JavaScript and Flash animation to parse and display your blog labels. Once installed in your template, it should work "out of the box" without any additional tweaking required, though of course you may prefer to change the variables for color, background and size if appropriate :) You should also be able to move the Label Cloud widget through the Page Elements page of your dashboard if you prefer display in a different layout location. To see Blogumus in action, both Flash and Javascript must be installed and enabled for your internet browser. However, it does degrade relatively gracefully, and label links will still be clickable (though not animated) for those who do not use JavaScript of Flash (including search engine spiders).
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