How to access the blocked websites in the internet

Are you frustrated because you are not able to visit your favourite websites in internet ?
Well, no problem the remedy comes here !

Below are the list of various sites from which you can surf the blocked websites !

• http://kproxy.com
  
• http://backfox.com
• http://atunnel.com
• http://calculatepie.com
• http://www.stupidcensorship.com
• http://www.vmathpie.com
• http://www.xroxee.com
• http://mathtunnel.com
• http://www.pagemod.com

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How to open a zip file without using winzip

How to Open a Zip File Without Using WinZip..

1: Go to Start / Run

2: regsvr32 /u zipfldr.dll

3: Click Ok.


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How to remove Newfolder.exe virus manually

Method 1
1.Open command prompt. Go to Windows, then Run, and type “cmd” . Press enter.

2.Type “cd\” and press enter to get to the root directory of c:\ .

3.Type “attrib -h -r -s autorun.inf” and press enter.

4.Type “del autorun.inf” and press enter.

5.Repeat the same process with other drives, type “d:” and do the same thing. then next “e:”.and restart your computer.


6. Restart your computer and it’s done. Enjoy the freedom to open hard drives on a double click.

Method 2
1.Go to any folder.In that on the top menu go to Tools–> Folder Options, which will be beside File, Edit, View, Favourites.

2.A window pops up after you click on folder options.In that window go to View tab and select the option Show hidden files and folders.Now uncheck the option Hide protected Operating system files.Click Ok

3. Now Open your drives (By right click and select Explore. Don’t double click!) Delete autorun.inf and MS32DLL.dll.vbs or MS32DLL.dll (use Shift+Delete as it deletes files forever.) in all drives include Handy Drive and Floppy disk.

4.Open folder C:\WINDOWS to delete MS32DLL.dll.vbs or MS32DLL.dll (Use Shift+Delete )

5.Go to start –> Run –> Regedit and the Registry editor will open

6.Now navigate in the left pane as follows: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE –> Software –> Microsoft –> Windows –> Current Version –> Run .Now delete the entry MS32DLL (Use Delete key on keyboard)

7.Go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER –> Software –> Microsoft –> Internet Explorer –> Main and delete the entry Window Title “Hacked by Godzilla”

8.Now open the group policy editor by typing gpedit.msc in Start –> run and pressing enter.

9. Go to User Configuration –> Administrative Templates –> System . Double Click on entry Turn Off Autoplay then Turn Off Autoplay Properties will display.Do as follows:

* Select Enabled
* Select All drives
* Click OK

10. Now go to start –> Run and type msconfig there and press Enter.A system configuration utility dialogue will open.

11.Go to startup tab in it and uncheck MS32DLL .Now click Ok and when the system configuration utility asks for restart ,click on exit without restart.

12.Now go to Tools –> Folder Options on the top menu of some folder again and select the Do not show Hidden files and check Hide operating system files.

13.Go to your recyclable bin and empty it to prevent any possiblity of MS322DLL.dll.vbs lying there.

14. Now restart your PC once and you can now open your hard disk drives by double clicking on them

Sometimes “cmd prompt” returns an error “file not found autorun.inf, sometimes some of your hard drives might not be containing the autorun.inf file, so leave those drives and try the next ones.After deleting the file from all of your hard drives, immediately restart your computer. Don’t try to open your drives by double clicking before restarting the machine otherwise you’ll have to repeat whole of the procedure again. 

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How to add a network printer using Windows 7

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Most Useful WINDOWS 10 Keyboard Shortcuts

For old-school PC users, Windows 8 may have been a bit of a disappointment. Microsoft prioritized tablet functionality at the expense of the mouse-and-keyboard experience, leaving many Windows users perplexed as to how to navigate. Thankfully, Windows 10 is putting emphasis back on the keyboard.

Windows 10 also introduces a bundle of new features such as Cortana, a personal assistant disguised as a rudimentary AI. These new features have their own shortcuts, meaning Windows veterans might be in unfamiliar territory when they boot up Windows 10 for the first time. Get up to speed quickly with our handy guide to some of the more important keyboard shortcuts.

Here are our picks for the best, most useful, Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts to date. 

Windows 10 opened up a world of new keyboard shortcuts to better navigate and utilize the new operating system’s interface and features. Below is a set of some of the new keyboard functions available for Windows 10 users. Be sure to hold down the Windows key () to the left of the spacebar before punching the appropriate letter or key. Refer back to the chart as needed – memorization will come in time.

Keyboard shortcut	Function
+ Q	Open Cortana for voice input
+ S	Open Cortana for text input
+ I	Open Windows settings pane
+ A	Open Windows 10 Action Center
+ X	Open Start button context menu
+ Left	Snap active window to left
+ Right	Snap active window to right
+ Up	Snap active window to top of screen
+ Down	Snap active window to bottom of screen
+ Ctrl + D	Create a new virtual desktop
+ Crtl + Left	Cycle through desktops to the left
+ Ctrl + Right	Cycle through desktops to the right
+ Ctrl + F4	Close current desktop
+ TAB	Access all desktops and apps in Task View
+ PrtSc	Take a screenshot and save it to Pictures folder
+ G	Open the Game DVR recorder
+ Alt + G	Start recording current activity on screen
+ Alt + R	Stop recording

Command prompt shortcuts

The revised Windows 10 command prompt will also be getting new shortcuts, making it easier to use.

Keyboard shortcut	Function
Shift + Left	Highlight text to the left of cursor
Shift + Right	Highlight text to the right of cursor
Ctrl + C	Copy selected text to clipboard
Ctrl + V	Paste text from clipboard into command prompt
Ctrl + A	Select all text after prompt

General Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts

There are plenty of returning keyboard shortcuts to go along with all the new Windows 10 shortcuts. The following are some of the most basic, general, and sought-after keyboard shortcuts for general day-to-day use for Windows users.

Keyboard shortcut	Function
	Display or Hide the Start screen
Ctrl + Shift + Esc	Open the Task Manager
+ M	Minimize all windows
+ Shift + M	Restore minimized windows on the desktop
+ R	Open the Run dialogue box
+ F1	Open Windows Help and Support
+ Up arrow	Maximize the desktop window
+ Down arrow	Minimize the desktop window
+ plus (“+”) or minus (“-“)	Zoom in or out using Magnifier
Alt + F4	Close the active item, or exit the active app
Alt + Enter	Display properties for the selected item
Control + C	Copy the selected item
Control + X	Cut the selected item
Control + V	Paste the selected item
Control + Y	Redo an action
Control + Z	Undo an action
F1	Display Help
F2	Rename the selected item
F3	Search for a file or folder
F4	Display the address bar list in the File Explorer
F5	Refresh the active window
F10	Activate the menu bar in the active app

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How To Install The Security Camera Inside Or Outside

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My Computer Crashed With a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD)

Affects         : Windows XP/Vista/7

Description : your computer crashes and throws up a blue screen with a long error message on it. The computer then restarts after dumping the system memory.

Solution : BSODs are extremely difficult to isolate and fix, and if they reoccur frequently, they often indicate a problem with your system’s hardware or the drivers that tell your hardware howto operate. Update all the drivers for your system’s hardware to see if this solves the problem. If the issue continues to occur, it’s probably time to take your computer to a professional.

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Basic Problems For Desktop

Computer Won't Power Up

Checklist

• Is the PC's power cable plugged firmly into a wall socket or power strip, and is the power strip on? If so, try plugging the PC or the power strip into another wall socket. Likewise, check that the power cable is firmly connected to the PC's power-supply outlet.
• Is the power supply (the part on the computer to which the cable is attached) switched to the "on" position? Does the PC also have a voltage setting, and if does, did it get changed to an incorrect setting?
• If all the above fails, attach a known working power cable to the PC's power supply. Plug it in and try to power on again.
• Unplug all external devices from the PC, such as printers and scanners, except the monitor. If the computer powers on without the devices, add the peripherals back one at a time until you can identify the problem device.

Computer Powers Up but Monitor Is Blank

Checklist:

• Is the monitor plugged firmly into a working wall socket or power strip, and is the power strip turned on? If so, try plugging the PC or power strip into another wall socket.
• Is the monitor's power button switched to the "on" position?
• Are the monitor's brightness and contrast controls properly adjusted?
• Is the monitor cable plugged firmly into the back of the display, and is the pinned end tightly screwed into the video output on the back of the computer's case? Try removing the existing cable and replace it with a known working one.
• Obtain a working monitor and hook it up to your PC. If this new display works, contact a technician or buy a new monitor. If the monitor doesn't work, your video card may not be working, and you will need a professional to diagnose the problem more closely.

Computer Won't Boot from Hard Drive

Checklist:

• Make sure there are no bootable media such as DVDs or flash drives inserted in the computer.
• Remove all external drives or devices and try restarting the computer.
• If you receive a series of beeps or error messages, write them down, as they could be instrumental in diagnosing your problem. Beep codes vary by manufacturer, so consult your BIOS ("basic input/output system") documentation for more in-depth information on what those beeps mean.
• Listen to make sure your hard drive is spinning. If you hear a "clicking" sound, your hard-drive no longer works, and you will need to replace it.
• Enter your computer's BIOS (access key varies by machine; usually you'll need to push the F1 or Delete key as the computer boots) and write down the current settings before proceeding further. Keep an eye out for any built-in diagnostic tools; you might be able to find an error by using these.
• If no diagnostic tools exist, go to the BIOS's hard drive section and make sure it's configured as "Auto."
• If the BIOS has an autodetect feature, run it to make sure that it can actually detect your hard drive.
• If the BIOS has a failsafe default option, try loading it and rebooting.

Windows Won't Start Up Properly

Checklist

• Make sure there are no bootable media such as DVDs or flash drives inserted in the computer.
• Remove external drives or devices and try restarting the computer.
• Enter the Windows Advanced Options menu by pressing the F8 key during the BIOS's Power-On Self Test (POST). Select the option Last Known Good Configuration. (Note: if this works, you will lose any recently installed software or newly created files.)
• In the Windows Advanced Options menu, boot into Safe Mode with networking, and perform a System Restore.
• While in Safe Mode, run Windows' built-in diagnostic tool to check your drive for disk errors that may be affecting the startup process. While still in Safe Mode, scan your computer for viruses, Trojans, spyware, and other threats that could be causing problems.
• If you cannot boot into Safe Mode, and if you have a recovery bootup disk created by your antivirus program, use that to boot up and scan for issues.
• If you cannot boot into Windows at all, use the manufacturer's default recovery procedures to recover the drive and reset Windows to its original configuration. After that is complete, you will also need to restore your data.

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