New tech aims to save Windows

Can Windows be saved? There are a lot of technology companies that certainly hope so.

Going strictly by the numbers Microsoft's Windows 10 operating system is a success. The company claims that the new operating system has been installed on 75 million systems since its launch in July. For many existing customers, the upgrade is free and people were anxious to escape the asphyxiating tentacles of the disastrous Window 8 and 8.1 software (never mind the incessant pop-ups Microsoft pushed out to users enticing them to switch).

Furthermore, Windows 10 is significant improvement over the previous version. The disorganized and disorienting tile interface has been revamped, allowing multiple points of access, and Cortana, the company's answer to Siri, has extended her reach making it easier to find facts and files.

But the device upon which Microsoft built its empire — the vaunted IBM compatible PC — continues its decline. Sales are dropping faster than the price of oil. Market researchers at Gartner and IDC estimate that PC shipments so far this year have dropped 9.5 and 11.8 percent, respectively. The writing has been on the tablet for some time as consumers became enthralled by smartphones and the iPad, abandoning any allegiance to a particular operating system in favor of disposable apps.


However, there may be signs of growth ahead for Windows, according to researchers at GfK. At the IFA consumer electronics show in Berlin this week, the firm said it expects Windows 10 to drive demand for PCs in the coming year. Specifically, it notes that the tablet boom is over with sales of Android and Apple tablets declining by 9 percent worldwide in the first half of this year.

The decline in tablet sales isn't surprising since there's been little improvement in the devices for several years, giving shoppers little reason to upgrade. Conversely, there's been a steady improvement in so-called convertibles, laptop computers with screens that can be flipped or detached to double as tablets. Gfk expects these convertibles — which almost exclusively run Windows 10 — will be the magic ticket to get consumers to buy a PC rather than a new tablet.

At IFA, Toshiba introduced the Satellite Click 10, for example, with a detachable tablet screen for a little over $500. The Windows 10 system will be available next month. Nearly every PC maker from Asus to Lenovo has similar offerings.

At the same show, Acer CEO Jason Chen referred to Windows 10 as “the most important initiative for the industry this year.” The company then announced a slew of new PCs ranging from a modular Bento box-sized system to a project known as Continuum, which uses a smartphone connected to a keyboard and monitor as the central system. Critical to that approach is the success not of Windows 10 but rather of Windows Mobile 10. However, Microsoft's share of the smartphone market is minuscule right now — under 3 percent worldwide, according to IDC — and that's not likely to grow any time soon.

The main problem, however, for Windows 10 may be that the PC, the original Internet-connected device, isn't really part of the growing Internet of Things. Desktop and laptop computers are no longer the hub of our digital world.

That position has been taken by smaller, more nimble computers — smartphones.

Set up a new Web cam or a garage door opener or even a new connected car system, and you'll be using a smartphone, not a PC.

We may scoff at how disjointed and disconcerting the idea of connecting every gadget in your life to the Web is, but it's coming and it's coming in a big way. The Internet of things will be a $1 trillion market by 2020, according to Samsung, which plans to make every single one of its devices Web-ready by then. Samsung is introducing a disc-shaped device that will fit under a mattress, monitoring the sleeper's heart rate, breathing, and movement.

The folks at Microsoft have belatedly realized they're headed for shoals of devices with processors of their own connected to the Internet. The question is, can they turn the Windows supertanker before it runs aground? Maybe this is the year we'll find out.

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How to Make a Bootable USB Disk for Windows 10

you have a facility to make a windows 10 bootable USB disk or drive.even though USB offers many features like faster read/write speeds.you are also likely to have a USB drive lying around or your computer may not have DVD drive.in this case here is the solution for you

Make sure that the USB or DVD (if rewritable) you pick to be your Windows 10 bootable media has no important data on it, because this process will format the drive, which means you will lose everything on it. Also make sure that the drive is of minimum 4GB capacity, as the process requires 3GB of space. With that in mind, here's is the list of steps you need to follow to make a bootable Windows 10 drive

1) Download Windows 10 media creation tool. Here are links to download the Windows 10 media creation tool for 32-bit (x86) and 64-bit(x64) Windows respectively. To find out which type of Windows you are running, go to Start, type Control panel, select System and security, and then, under System, look at the value for System type, or check this step by step guide by Microsoft.

2) Once Media creation tool is installed, launch the application. When asked What do you want to do? select Create installation media for another PC, and click Next.

3) On the next screen, select your preferred Language and Architecture as determined in Step 1. Also choose Edition as explained below and click Next.

If you are currently running Windows 7 Starter, Windows 7 Home Basic, Windows 7 Home Premium, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 8.1 with Bing, or Windows 10 Home, choose Windows 10 Home as Edition.

If you are currently running Windows 7 Professional, Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows 8 Pro, Windows 8.1 Pro, Windows 8 Professional, Windows 8.1 Professional with Media Centre, or Windows 10 Pro, chooseWindows 10 Pro as Edition.

If you are currently running Windows 8 Single Language, Windows 8.1 Single Language, or Windows 8 Single Language with Bing, choose Windows 10 Home Single Language as Edition.

If you are currently running Windows 8 Chinese Language Edition, Windows 8.1 Chinese Language Edition, or Windows 8 Chinese Language Edition with Bing, choose Windows 10 Home China as Edition.

4) If you are creating a bootable Windows 10 USB disk, select USB flash drive and click Next to follow the rest of the steps. A reminder once again you will lose whatever data is there in the drive you select.

If you want to create a bootable Windows 10 USB DVD, select ISO file. Make sure you have ISO file of the Windows 10 version you selected in step 3 handy. ISO files are basically images of the setup files, and the Windows 10 ISO files are available from Microsoft

Once Windows 10 media creation tool has finished doing its job, you should have a Windows 10 bootable USB disk/ DVD drive, depending upon the option you chose.

Thank you for reading this article.If you have problems with any of the above steps, you try using the Windows USB/ DVD Tool, which was designed for Windows 7, but handles Windows 10 just fine. You can use this guide in case you need any assistance with that, just use Windows 10 ISO files instead.

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Mozilla Adds Virtual Reality to its Firefox Browser

 Mozilla has decided to bring something new to its Firefox browser. The company has released a limited edition of Firefox that will support web-based virtual reality apps through Oculus Rift. Mozilla has said that it will try to release its Web Virtual Reality API through Google’s Cardboard. Mozilla will introduce this feature on the web through its Developer or Nightly editions.

The Web Virtual Reality will be an experimental API that will allow the connection to the browser to virtual reality headsets is easier. To the users downloading Firefox’s Developer or Nightly edition builds, you will also be required to download a separate add-on in order for your Oculus Rift headsets to work. In a blog post, Mozilla’s engineering director Vlad Vukicevic said the company is rapidly making improvements to both of the VR interfaces.
 
Previously, users and content creators had to download a separate build of Firefox. This one-off build usually lagged behind ongoing development. From now on, VR capabilities will be developed alongside other continuous Firefox improvements. While Firefox Nightly builds include core WebVR functionality, an additional add-on is needed to integrate with the Oculus Rift headset.
 
While VR support will be enabled in our Nightly and Developer Edition (Alpha) builds, it will currently be automatically disabled in Beta and Release builds. We’re still making rapid improvements and changes to both the VR interfaces and the necessary platform support pieces. Once WebVR is more complete, we’ll discuss shipping plans to our Beta and Release builds.

Along with the web browser updates, Mozilla will also be launching a new version of MozVR As of now, the site only hosts a how-to-guide to get Oculus Rift owners to know how to use Firefox’s new virtual reality capabilities.

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How to Return Items Purchased on Flipkart

Today Online shopping became very easy and quick at one click away also buy a lot of things from sites like Flipkart and Amazon. But sometimes you get products that are not up to the mark for one reason or the other. If you bought something online but need to return it though, then the process is really simple as long as you do it right away.

Just Follow :

1. Go to your Flipkart Orders page.

2. You'll see a list of all your recent orders on this page. You can return items up to one month from the date of delivery, so don't take too much time to do this. Find the item you need to return, and click the Return button on the right.

3. On the next page you'll have to select reasons for return - this could be a missing item in your shipment, the wrong item, quality issues, or defective product. Choose the specific problem from the next drop down menu, and explain the problem in the comments box.

4. In the next drop down menu, the only option you can select is to request a new piece. Once that's done, click on the REQUEST RETURN button on the bottom right to confirm the return.

5. That's it - Flipkart will then contact you to confirm that a return is required, and will do the pickup from the address you ordered from. This can take a few days. In case you need to return the item from a different address, make sure you tell the customer care operative who calls.

6. Flipkart will then send someone to collect the item, and send a replacement. You'll get email updates throughout the process, and a receipt when the book is collected, which you should keep safe until the replacement arrives.


Have you ever received the wrong item from an online seller? What did you buy and what did you get? Tell us about your experience via the comments.

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How to update Moto G phones to Android Lollipop

Motorola pushed out Android Lollipop aka Android 5 update to all Moto G phones in India on Friday. The update gives Moto G users new interface and new features. So, how can you update the phone to the Android Lollipop?

Here are the steps to do it:

For Moto G (2nd gen) aka Moto G launched in 2014

-- You will see a notification for the system update on your phone. Tap on the notification and follow the process.

-- If you don't get the notification, go to Settings.

-- Click on About Phone.

-- Click on System Update.

-- Click on check for updates.

-- The phone will check for the update. Most likely the Lollipop update would be available. Though if it is not, check again in a few hours because Motorola is rolling out the update in phases.

-- If the update is available download it and then install it. Follow the onscreen instructions for it.

For Moto G (1st gen) aka Moto G launched in 2013

-- Make sure you have Motorola Update Services installed on your phone. If not, install it from here.

-- Make sure the Motorola Update Services is updated to the latest version. You can check it by going into the Play store.

-- If the Motorola Update Services is updated to the latest version, you will get a notification for the Android Lollipop update. Tap on it and then follow the onscreen instructions.

-- If you don't get the notification, go to Settings.

-- In Settings, go to About Phone and then tap on System Updates.

-- The phone will check for the update. If it is available, download and install it. Follow the onscreen instructions to do it.

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Two Simple Methods to Unroot Any Rooted Android Device

Rooting your android device does give you a lot of privileges like custom ROM’s, kernels, themes and many more, but at the same time it will voids your phone’s warranty.

If you have a rooted android phone and want to get the warranty return or whatever reason, then you can simply unroot it. Once rooted, your android device will back to its stock firmware with valid warranty. Here I will show you two simple methods to unroot any rooted androidphone or tablet.

Before you begin to unroot your android phone, make sure you have done the following:

• Backup your data: While unrooting, all the data will be wiped out. so make sure to backup all your important data either on your SD card or your PC.
• Charge your phone: Ensure that battery is charged to more than 50%

1.ES File Explorer

1. First,  download and install SuperSU app from Play Store.
2. Launch SuperSU app, go to Settings, and tap on ‘Full unroot’.
3. It will confirm you just tap continue. After successful, Unroot superuser
4. will close automatically
5. Restart your device
6. Uninstall SuperSU and you are fully unrooted.

2.Use ES File Explorer

If the above method does not work for you, then you can use this method to unroot your phone.

• Install ES File Explorer app on your device. Don’t move it to SD card.
• Open the app and tap the menu button
• Now tap on ‘Tools’ and select ‘Root Explorer’ to turn it on

• Superuser will ask you to grant privilege or root privileges to the app. Allow it.
• Now go back to the main screen of the app and select ‘/’ in the top corner of the screen.

• Go to system -> bin. Find the busybox and su file and delete them. If you can’t find any of them, just skip to the next step.
• Go back to system folder then open ‘xbin’ folder and delete the busybox and su file there (if you found any).
• Now go back to the system folder again and open ‘app’ folder and then delete thesupeuser.apk file located in the folder. That’s all.
• Now restart your device and it should be unrooted.

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MICROSOFT PATENTS THEATER MODE FOR PHONES..

Have you ever think that the smart phone you would go silent in theateres and dark places.

Microsoft introduces a new mode to the recent mobile phones called “INCOUSPICIOUS MODE”which make smart phone automatically silent and dark while in theatre.

It means that sounds are mutedscreen glows faintly and there are no notifications.

Microsoft says that it can be done according to your preferences and also be automatic that phone could check your calender or recent phone purchases of ticket to know when to go quiet.

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Top 5 Useful Apps should download right now.

1) Drop Box

Dropbox is absolutely a free service, which allows you to bring your pictures, videos and documents from anywhere and tore it in a place where you can easily access it. Once you install this, anything that you save on Dropbox gets automatically saved to other computers, even including your Android gadget. With Dropbox, you can have every important document on the go.

Download here

2) Google keep

Google Keep is developed to offer you a very versatile tool. It allows users to capture photos, record audio notes, make checklists and lots more. Te app’s resizable home-screen widget makes this happen. With this widget, you can use the entire features and let you hit the buttons to take images & record clips. Google keep can grab a picture of receipt, poster or document and lets you find it easily later while searching. You can add notes, photos, lists and whatever thing in your mind onto Google Keep. It also records voice memo and transcribes it later. It helps you get something that you saved with a simple search.

Download here

3) Google Goggles

Google Goggles is one of the best android apps available in the market today. A bit of innovation through this app allows you to take photos and gets Google to analyze them so that it can return an appropriate result page showing something associated. The main use of this application is the QR Code Reader that allows you to scan bar-codes for rapid access. In other words, if you take a picture of a painting, a bar-code, a popular landmark, a product or any other popular image and if Goggles happens to find your picture in its database, then it offers you all the necessary information connected to it.

Goggles are powered to read text in French, English, German, Italian, Russian, Portuguese and Turkish. It can translate any language. It scans Bar-codes to extract product information. It can even scan QR codes & business cards to add them in your contacts. It scans texts by using OCR (Optical Character Recognition). This app can recognize books, paintings, DVDs, and CDS. It also supports Sudoku puzzles. The size of this app is about 2.6M and supports an android version of 2.2 or up.

Download here

4) Tasker

Tasker is yet another great app and is something beyond in what you actually think. It gives complete automation of SMS setting. Possible triggers include Day, Time, Locations, Event, Shortcut, Hard state, Soft state and Plugins. It works based on conditions, variables and loops. It allows you to design the screen overlays too. It contains 200 plus built-in actions. Therefore, when one or more triggers occur, it has the ability to perform 200+ actions automatically.

In addition, this app supports plug-in actions too. It lets you create your own applications to sell or share. This app makes your handset considerably smarter by automating anything and everything. It is a perfect automation application for your android phone. You can send a text message, shoot a message through Whatsapp, change the settings of ringer and dim the display when you are watching your favorite movie. If you connect your Bluetooth to your car’s infotainment system, it is possible to open Google maps and read text message even while traveling at a speed of 25m/h. You can even email your location to others after reaching your destination. If you want your Smartphone to sound and flash an alarm when your favorite website publishes a post, you can get this with the Tasker. This app also allows you to send a “Wake –on- LAN” command to wake your computer.

Download here

5) Clipper

Clipper is critically claimed as one of the most useful android apps in the market. How? This app keeps a tab on its clipboard history. So it comes handy. Whether, you have copied few contents a week before or even earlier, you can reuse its contents. This app runs silently at the background. You won’t even know that it is there. And comes to rescue in unexpected ways. No more worrying about lost clipboard contents because Clipper will help you remember everything you copied. You can open Clipper at any point of time. Then you can start copying, editing your old clippings, viewing and sharing. You can even set this at your phone’s notification bar.

Download here


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Should we unplug our chargers each night?

If you own a smartphone of any description then you're probably familiar with seeing the battery warning level light flick on at some point during the evening. It's now become standard practice for phones to be charged up at least once every 24 hours, and the easiest time to do that is overnight when they're sat still doing nothing but waiting for the morning.

Is this really the most sensible option, though? Are we causing permanent damage to our handsets by keeping them charged for much longer than they need to be? (Assuming you get more than two hours of sleep each night, that is.) And just how much unnecessary power is being drawn by our chargers while we're snoozing away oblivious?

The charger facts

The good news is that a lot of progress has been made in the efficiency and performance of smartphone chargers in recent years, thanks to organisations like the International Energy Agency and the manufacturers themselves.

The IEA's One Watt Initiative helped get standby power usage down below a single watt and then below half a watt in 2013 for many electronics. What does that mean? Well, when your charger is plugged in but not connected to a device (while you're out at work say) it's only using the equivalent of a few pence worth of energy over an entire year.

That's assuming you're using a phone and charger made in the last few years and abiding by current regulations, of course; but the trend is moving in the right direction.

As Cambridge professor David MacKay points out, that half a watt equates to saving one hot bath's worth of energy every year if you unplug your charger when it's not in use. Multiply that by everyone who owns a smartphone and you get a lot of hot baths - but only a very small percentage of the energy that those people are using in total.

Of course not using energy is better than using it, but as Professor MacKay puts it: "Obsessively switching off the phone charger is like bailing the Titanic with a teaspoon. Do switch it off, but please be aware how tiny a gesture it is."

Overnight charging

That half watt figure goes up by a factor of ten (give or take) when your phone is actually plugged in to the charger, but we're still talking about a small amount of energy use overall.

A 2012 study at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory found that an idle charger drew 0.26 watts on average; this figure goes up to 3.68 watts when a phone is attached and charging, and drops down to 2.24 watts when the phone is attached and fully charged. Overall, the cost is a handful of pounds over 12 months.

Npower puts the figure at £3.50 a year for the average household. Some quick and very rough calculations suggest that if all UK phone users unplugged after charging, enough energy would be saved to power a town the size of Canterbury - once you look beyond your own energy bill it suddenly it starts to take on more significance.

The Energy Saving Trust reckons that the average household can save £50-80 a year by unplugging all of the devices that are on standby or connected to the mains during the night, that includes smartphones, but also microwaves, television sets and routers.

As smartphones only take an hour or two to charge, the EST suggests doing it right after work rather than overnight. Even if your charger is plugged in and connected to nothing, it's pulling a small amount of energy from the grid.

Lithium ion batteries

Every smartphone on the market is now fitted with a rechargeable lithium ion battery. If these batteries are overcharged or completely drained, they can become very volatile and dangerous, which is why modern chargers are designed to stop those two things from happening: they will actually cut out the power once a phone reaches 100%.

Your phone is therefore getting 'trickle charged' through the night - dipping very slightly then getting topped up again. That's one of the reasons why it's important that you use the charger that came with your phone whenever possible, otherwise there's the risk of causing unnecessary damage to it.

MicroUSB has standardised the system somewhat, but it's still not worth the risk of something catching fire. If you're using the supplied charger and cable then much of the power management will be taken care of for you.

Besides the issue of energy drain, keeping a phone topped up at 100% for longer than necessary degrades the battery slightly faster. The difference isn't huge, but there is a difference: lithium ion batteries prefer not to be fully charged if possible.

Shallow discharges, where the battery drains for a short time and then is charged for a short time, work better than leaving it on charge constantly - it's a bit like someone going for an occasional walk rather than sitting slumped on the sofa all day long.

The smarter battery future

As we've already pointed out, a lot of great work has already gone into making chargers as reliable and as energy efficient as possible, whether or not a smartphone is attached to them, that's another reason not to cut corners when it comes to getting replacement chargers.

Technology developed by Californian startup Qnovo is promising to reduce the time it takes for devices to charge and increase the lifespan of batteries at the same time. We're also seeing batteries that can be recharged from your body's movement, doing away with power sockets altogether.

In the not-too-distant future, charging times could eventually get down to just a few minutes, which would make overnight charging a thing of the past. So while unplugging your phone after charging (and unplugging the charger too) can make a small difference to the health of your battery and your electricity use, it's a problem that's already close to being solved.

That's good news for the planet, the device that sits in your pocket and your household energy bills. In the meantime: consider changing up your nightly charging schedule.

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Create Bootable USB Drives to Install (Almost) Any OS

With the advent of ultra portable laptops, optical drives are becoming a thing of the past. Although not having optical drives allows manufacturers to make lighter devices, it causes problems to users when they want to fresh install operating systems, as most of them are still available in the form of CDs, DVDs and downloadable ISOs. For users of these devices, the only option then remains is to use a flash drive to install the operating system of their choice.

Not surprisingly, there are also a few of us who prefer installing operating systems from flash drives for its faster speeds. There are also a few of us who prefer to keep live operating systems on our flash drives to access computers without having an OS by simply plugging in our devices.

With such a lot of users needing to create bootable USB flash drives, it appears imperative that OS manufacturers provide an inbuilt way to create them with each DVD and CD they provide. However, that is not the case with all operating system manufacturers.


In fact, most of the users are left hunting for third party applications that can create a bootable USB drive for their specific operating system. To add to a user's misery, the OS manufacturers that do provide an application for this make them OS specific (like the Windows 7 USB/DVD tool) and do not support ISOs and DVDs of other OSs. Some of them fail to work even if the original ISO/DVD is slightly modified (slipstreamed etc.)

Use Rufus to create bootable USB media

If you too are one such user looking for a solution, you can stop looking and try Rufus, an open source tool to create a bootable USB drive from any bootable ISO. 

Rufus is small in size (nearly 615 KB) and claims to be faster at creating bootable USB drives than most applications of its type. Rufus is also portable which means that you need not install this software to use it. Just double click on the executable file and the application will start working. Rufus also allows you to add fixes to use your bootable flash drives on older computers having BIOSs which do not support booting from them.

Strangely however, Rufus can only create bootable flash drives from ISOs meaning you need to have an ISO image of the CD or DVD of the OS of your choice. 

I do not think this should be too much of a problem considering how easy it is to create ISOs from DVDs and CDs.

How to use Rufus?

1) When you start Rufus, the first option that you will see is Device:. It contains all your connected USB drives. If you plug in a USB drive after starting Rufus, the drive you have connected will shortly be available here.

2) You will not need to modify the Partition Scheme and target system type, as the default choice is suitable for making the USB drive work on both UEFI and legacy BIOS computers. 

3) Change the file system from FAT32 to NTFS from the dropdown menu. This is the file system with which your USB drive will be formatted with. Do note that older computers will not boot from a flash drive formatted as NTFS. Do not modify the cluster size. Enter the name you want for your USB device in theVolume label box.

4) Check the Create a bootable disk using checkbox if it is not already checked. In the dropdown menu next to it, select ISO image. Click on the button right to it to locate your ISO image.

Do note that Rufus will format your USB drive deleting everything on it before making it bootable. So, make sure that it does not contain any important data.

5) Click on Start to format your USB drive and extract all files of the ISO to it.

To install the OS, restart your computer and select your USB device as the primary boot option in the BIOS boot menu. 

Compatibility
Rufus works on all the latest versions of Windows and can be used to extract the following ISOs to a bootable USB drive:-

Arch Linux, Archbang, BartPE/pebuilder, CentOS, Damn Small Linux, Fedora, FreeDOS, Gentoo, GParted, gNewSense, Hiren's Boot CD, noppix, KolibriOS, Kubuntu , Linux Mint, OpenSUSE , ReactOS, rEFInd, Slackware, Tails, Trinity Rescue Kit, Ubuntu, Ultimate Boot CD, Windows XP (SP2, SP3), Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1 and many more. 

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How to hack into a Password Locked Windows 7 system using CMD

WARNING: THIS ARTICLE IS MEANT FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY . ALSO, WE ARE NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY PROBLEM CREATED IN YOUR SYSTEM DUE TO THIS.

Most of the people use a secret password to secure their computer. Techews is back with it’s tricks, the first one of the year, but this time a bit “Wicked”. This article will help you geeks to Hack a password locked Windows 7 system using CMD. If you don’t know what is a CMD or what is the purpose of it, check this link for info: CMD-Command Prompt

This method will allow you to remove the existing password (which you have forgotten/don’t know) and reset the password to your like. It’s Simple but effective. Just follow the given steps properly.

Steps to be followed:

1) Make the system have a hard shutdown. This can be done by pressing the On/Off button on your computer while the “Starting Windows” screen is active. Do this as many times until you get the ‘Windows Error Recovery’ screen as shown below.

2) In it select the “Launch Startup Repair (recommended)” and a startup recovery option will appear on the screen.

3) Cancel the “Do you want to use System Restore?” prompt

4) Wait until Windows has finished repairing your computer. This repairing process will not harm any files present in the system.

5) After waiting, a window will appear saying “Startup repair could not repair your computer.” You will also see an arrow pointing downwards in the bottom left corner (Problem Details). Click on it.

6) Scroll down and click the 2nd link. (Highlighted in the figure below)

7) After completing step 6, a Notepad will open up. Follow the given routeshown in bold: File => Open => Computer => Local Disk => Windows => System32

8) Switch from Text Documents (*.txt) to All Files.

9) Now, in this folder, System32, find an application named sethc and rename it as sethc-bak (creating a backup file). Sethc is an application for the Sticky keys program and renaming it won’t do any harm to your computer.
Also, find the application named cmd and create a copy of it in the same folder(system32). Rename the copy file as sethc.

10) Close all opened windows and select ‘Finish’ and Restart your system

11) When the Password screen appears, hit Shift 5 times. Command Prompt(Cmd) with admin privileges is opened by doing so.

12) Enter this code into cmd: net user[username]* to change the [username]’s password. You will not be able to see the new entered password, so enter it wisely and carefully.

13) After you have successfully changed the password, you can close the cmd screen.

14) Enter the new password you’ve set in the password screen of Windows 7, that’s all, you will now successfully enter the system.

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Use Android Phone as Webcam

Android smartphones have a lots of features and apps  that everyone don’t know and if you say no you are wrong then you better know it how true it is. Coming to the point and sharing you a trick to use your android smartphone as webcam and you can use it for video chat also. That will be good if you have good Quality camera in your smartphone and a few mega byte space in device/memory storage.

Now i am going to tell you about an app and few steps to use it . All you need is USB cable to Connect your Smartphone to PC. And i already mention few mega byte storage

Steps to use Android Smartphones as Web Camera

1. Download and Install DroidCam app on your Android Smartphone.
2. Now Download DroidCam Windows Client and install it on your PC. Install it as just you install other Softwares. it will automatically Install all the required Drivers.
3. Once you have Downloaded and installed DroidCam on your Smartphone and PC, its time to connect your Smartphone to PC using USB Cable, Make sure to enable USB Debugging on your Smartphone.
4. Once your smartphone is connected to your PC, Its Time to open DroidCam app on your Smartphone and the Windows Client on your PC. Click on USB icon and then Click “START”
5. Thats it, now you will see the Magic On your Screen. Enjoy!!
6. These above steps should work well but if you find it difficult to Perform this trick then Visit this link to know more.

If you Still have any Trouble then Feel free to Comment in below Comment box.

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