Showing posts with label network cabling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label network cabling. Show all posts
Saturday, 24 August 2019
Friday, 23 August 2019
View two windows side-by-side using Smart Window
Smart Window, or Snap, allows the user to view two windows
side-by-side in Windows 7 and later versions, without having to manually
re-size either window. Smart Window is also useful if you don't want to use
Alt-Tab to switch between 2 windows. If you are running an earlier version of
Windows, such as Windows XP or Windows Vista, see our tips to split and arrange
open windows.
1-
Click and drag on the top title bar of the first
window, so your mouse pointer hits either the left or right side of your
screen. Let go of the window when you see the outline of the window re-size to
½ of the screen.
2-
Choose the other window you want to view on the side
of the first window. Click and drag the second window to the opposite side of
the screen until the mouse pointer hits the side of the screen and resizes to
the other ½ of the screen.
These steps can also be done using the Windows key and the
right and left arrow keys by doing the steps below.
1-
While pressing the Windows key on your keyboard, press
either the Right or Left arrow to move the open window to either the left or right
portion of the screen.
2-
Choose the other window you want to view to the side
of the window in step one. When using the Windows key for this step, as
described in step one above, use the opposite (right or left) arrow button that
you used in step one.
There are three different ways to get out of this view. Below
are some of the different methods to do so.
1-
Click and drag the window, so the mouse pointer hits
the top of the screen and let go to put the window back to regular size.
2-
If you want to view a single window, click a blank
spot at the top, and while holding the mouse button down, shake the window you want
to view. The shaking action will minimize all other windows to the Taskbar. To
re-open windows that were minimized, click and shake the window you are using
again.
3- Press the
Windows key on your keyboard, and at the same time, press either the up arrow
or the down arrow. The up arrow will maximize the window, and the down arrow
will minimize the window.
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Tuesday, 20 August 2019
Recover Files From Virus Infected Pen Drive Using CMD
Have you ever lost your data on Hard Disk, Memory Card or USB Device
(Pen Drive) etc. due to some Virus attack??? This sudden loss of your important
data may hamper your work & affect your work in some way if you don’t know
the way, how to recover files/data infected with Virus
There are
various recovery tools available to get back the hidden or lost files, like
EaseUS data recovery software or much more. But, Here, we will discuss the
basic solution to get back your data without downloading or using any third
party tool or software.
YES, by using “Command
Prompt” on your system, you can also recover the files
hidden/lost infected with Virus. This method is very easy & very
handy and can perform immediately.
Step 1. First
Connect your Storage Device (Hard Disk, Memory Card, USB Drive) with your
system.
Step 2. Here
we will recover hidden files from a USB Drive having Drive Name (J:).
Step 3. To
open Command Prompt: (i) Go to “Windows key + R” and type “CMD” or
(ii) Click on Start Button, type “Command Prompt” and open it.
Step 4. A
window of Command Prompt will be open. Now, enter the command :
“ATTRIB -A -R -S -H /S /D
Drive_Letter:/*.* “
Here: Drive letter is “J:” so
the command would be:
“ATTRIB -A -R -S -H /S /D
J:/*.* “
Step 5. Now,
It will take time according to the size of your drive. So, just wait few
minutes, it will show you the all the files/data which was hidden due to the
virus.
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Sunday, 18 August 2019
How to Remove Restrictions on a Computer?
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If you are a computer user you may occasionally run into a problem with areas and files restricted from access. This can be either a preset on the computer when the operating system was first installed, or someone could have created restrictions to restrict access at a later date. Whatever the reason, it is possible to remove the restrictions created, giving you total access to the computer.
Step 1
Click on the "Start" button and locate "My Computer." Right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties" from the pull-down menu. This opens up the "System Properties" menu.
Step 2
Select the "Computer Name" tab, followed by clicking "Change."
Step 3
Click the "Workgroup" option and click "OK." This will open up access to the computer to all users.
Step 4
Select "Apply" in the "System Properties" window, followed by "OK." This makes the changes permanent and removes any restrictions created
If you are a computer user you may occasionally run into a problem with areas and files restricted from access. This can be either a preset on the computer when the operating system was first installed, or someone could have created restrictions to restrict access at a later date. Whatever the reason, it is possible to remove the restrictions created, giving you total access to the computer.
Step 1
Click on the "Start" button and locate "My Computer." Right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties" from the pull-down menu. This opens up the "System Properties" menu.
Step 2
Select the "Computer Name" tab, followed by clicking "Change."
Step 3
Click the "Workgroup" option and click "OK." This will open up access to the computer to all users.
Step 4
Select "Apply" in the "System Properties" window, followed by "OK." This makes the changes permanent and removes any restrictions created
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