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Monday 28 July 2014

Forgot your android pattern password?

Forgot your android pattern password?
Don't worry here is a simple solution to unlock it. 
Warning : your internal data (message, contact, notes etc.) may loss. try it at your own risk.
  1. Switch off you android phone and then wait for second to switched of it.
  2. then first click Up Volume Key and hold it.
  3. Click on home button and hold it.
  4. Press the power button and after is started just release it.
  5. Then you can see you enter in the secret android menu you never see it before.
  6. Click on home button for up and down in the menu.
  7. Then just go to third option named as DELETE ALL USER DATA.
  8. The phone will be start without pattern. 
  9. Enjoy

Error Reporting Disable from Windows


Disable Error Reporting  from windows

Some time Error Reporting may disturb us while working at computer you can disable it by following this simple steps

Open Control Panel.
Click on Performance and Maintenance.
Click on System.
Then click on the Advanced tab.
Click on the error-reporting button on the bottom of the windows.
Select Disable error reporting.
Click OK.

Click OK.

Saturday 26 July 2014

How do I clean my laptop?

Unfortunately, unlike the standard desktop, a laptop is not as easy to open and clean. However, there are still several steps an end-user can do to clean and maintain their laptop or portable device.
Before cleaning any computer, we suggest the computer first be turned off and unplugged. Also, because you're going to be cleaning the laptop, we also suggest you removing the laptop battery.

Cleaning the computer and its components

Cleaning your computer, components, and peripherals helps keep everything in good working condition and helps prevent germs from spreading. The picture shows a good example of just how dirty the inside of your computer case can get. In this example, it is obvious that all the dust and dirt is going to prevent proper air flow and may even prevent the fan from working.

What Happens When You Save - Memory (RAM), and Disks

When you are working on your computer, your work is in the computers electronic memory (memory is also called RAM). If the power goes off, the electronic memory is erased. This is bad - it means your work disappears. The memory is also erased when you turn your computer off, when you are finished working with it.In order to keep your work safe while your computer is off, you have to put your work onto a disk. This is called "saving" your work. When you save your work, the computer copies your work from the electronic memory, into a file on a disk. So a disk is for keeping your work while the computer is turned off.
There are different kinds of disks: floppy disks, the hard disk (also called the hard disk drive, or the hard drive - the "hard disk" is inside the "hard drive"), CD's, etc.
The hard disk is the main disk in your computer. This is where all your programs are kept, and you can keep your data there, also.
When you are working (for example, when typing a letter in your word processing program), you should "save" your work every 5 to 10 minutes, in case the power goes off or in case something else goes wrong. This will copy your work into a file on a disk, where it will be safe from a power outage, and also after you turn your computer off.

Computer Basic : About Program & Data

A 'program' is a set of instructions for the computer. A program tells the computer how to do something. Some examples of programs are a game like Solitaire or Hearts, a "word processing" program for doing typing on, a "spreadsheet" program for doing calculations on, a genealogy program for recording and keeping track of your genealogy information, and a "paint" or "drawing" program for drawing pictures on. 'Data' is your information, your work. Some people think of data as "facts" (either written facts or numbers). This could be a letter you typed in, some addresses, some calculations, your tax information, a short story, genealogy information, a picture or photograph, etc. Data is what you put in the computer. Everything put in the computer is either a program or data. The program is your tool. The data is your work. You use the ' program ' to work on 'your data'.