4 ways to Hack Facebook account password
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So, always remember to protect your primary email address that you have used to create Facebook account and try to keep unknown or useless mail id as your primary email address in Facebook.
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Have you written an email to someone and realized to late that you accidently hit the Caps Lock key and most of the email is in all caps? This has happened to almost everyone and is of course a violation of email etiquette because all caps letters makes it appear you are mad.
You do not have to delete everything and start over though. Instead, highlight the problem text, hold down Shift and tap F3. This will change all those letters from upper to lower or vice versa. Also, with a third tap you can make the text Title case, Meaning It Looks Like This.
Mass Rename
Do you take a lot of pictures and are tired of seeing the arbitrary image names like IMG_0123.jpg or DSC0123.jpg ? There is a way to rename a group of pictures to help you organize your folders. For instance, you can select all your Christmas pictures and rename them.
To do this, highlight the photos that you wish to rename, right mouse-click and select Rename. Type in the name you wish the photos to be, such as Christmas 2011 . All the photos will be renamed with a number at the end, such as Christmas 2011 (1) . You can do this with documents and other media as well.
★How to speed up your pc.
There are a thousand ways by which ,one can speed up a computer!!.It doesnt take much time really,to be frank...
A quick an easy one is to delete those temporary internet files, IE users need only click on tools>internet options - and then "delete files" under temporary internet files.
Also uninstall any software that you do not use any more. The best way is through start>settings>control panel and then "add or remove programs"
Another easy one is to keep your hard drive "defragged" A hard drive's data can get fragmented or separated along the drive. "Defragging" will bring your data back in a more orderly fashion allowing the drive to call it up quicker. Click on start>programs>accessories>system tools>disk defragmenter.
Did not get me???,I recommend these steps too!:
Step 1: Cleanup your hard drive. This is number one for a reason folks. So many people just do not cleanup their hard drive and that can really degrade your pc performance. You can goto My Computer, Drive C, Properties, and then click on disk cleanup. You can also download the freeware utility Ccleaner. This free program will cleanup all kinds of useless junk off your pc.
Step 2: Remove unnecessary bells and whistles by disabling some of the visual effects that comes on by default in windows. This will recover a lot of lost resources for running faster instead of making pretty edges around unused icons that you never look at and such.
How to Disable Unneeded Visual Effects:
(Removes the visual effects, and increases computer performance)
1. Click your “Start” button to access the start menu
2. Then right click on “My Computer”
3. Select “Properties”
4. Select the “Advanced” tab
5. Then under the “Performance” tab select “Settings”
6. Click “Adjust for best performance”
7. Save these settings by clicking “OK”
How to disable the Indexing Service:
(Unnecessary default service, disabling will increase your performance)
1. Click your “Start” button to access the start menu
2. Click “My Computer”
3. Under “Hard Disk Drives” right click on your Hard Disk
4. Click “Properties”
5. Uncheck “Allow Indexing Service to index this disk for fast file searching”
6. Click “Apply”
7. Select “Apply changes to C:\ Subfolder and files” and click “OK”
8. If anything pops up on the screen simply click “Ignore”
Step 3: Uninstall unused software and programs that you don’t really need. Click Start, then Control Panel, Add Remove Programs. Now there will be a list pop up of all the software installed on your computer. Simply uninstall unused programs by clicking the uninstall button beside the unwanted software.
This will help free up hard drive space and help increase your overall system performance.
Step 4: Make sure you have updated to the latest versions of windows for your computer. This is offered totally free by microsoft’s website WindowsUpdate.com. You can also follow the directions below to goto the windows update site.
1. Click “Start”
2. Click “All Programs”
3. Look all the way on top and you’ll find a “Windows Update” or
“Microsoft update” button, then click the icon.
Step 5: For the last step and what is maybe the most important step we need to optimize your computer. This will allow your computer to run at it’s top speed. Your registry contains all the core information that your pc uses to run properly. Windows uses it every time it runs to tell the computer exactly how to handle information with all available hardware and software.
Optimize your computer with a qualified registry cleaner weekly. This will ensure you get top performance. There are many reputable products out there.
You certainly don’t have to use it but I prefer it to others and will use it for this demonstration.
Top 10 Best Tricks About External Hard Drive
You must have used computer for a lot of years, and you perhaps still are puzzled about the hard drives, external or internal. Then this article will tell you some best tricks about external hard drive.
1. Run XBMC From a USB Drive
If you don't want to build a full-fledged XBMC computer, you can always put XBMC Live on a USB drive and connect it to an already built computer for certain occasions. And, while you could do it with a USB thumb drive, a larger, external hard drive would allow you to store your movies and TV shows on it, thus saving you precious space on your main computer.
2. Move Your iTunes Library to an External Drive
If your music is the reason your hard drive always seems full, consider moving those music files to an external drive. Not only can you do so while keeping your preferences and playlists intact, but you can then use previously mentioned iTunes Export to take the most important music and export it back to your space-challenged laptop.
3. Back up and Play Your Wii Games from an External Drive
You love your Wii, but your discs are fragile, disorganized, and easily misplaced. By backing up those games to an external hard drive, you can decrease your load times, protect those disc from harm, and always have your games on hand whenever you have a hankering for some Wii.
4. Use The External Drive's Controller to Connect Other Peripherals via USB
External drives work by having a controller than converts SATA or IDE connections to USB. If you have an old IDE optical drive that you only need every once in a while, you can take the circuit board from an old, IDE-based external drive enclosure and connect it to your computer via USB. It's remarkably useful for netbooks that don't have optical drives, or those really rare occasions you need to install something from CD on your newer, IDE-less computer.
5. Swap the External Drive with Your Computer's Drive
Sometimes, you'll actually buy an external drive for one purpose or another, but realize you don't need the space. In cases like this, you can actually open up the enclosure and replace your laptop's hard drive with the better one, and use your older, slightly outdated drive in the enclosure (you can even buy an external drive just for this purpose—it's remarkably cheaper than an upgrade from Apple).
6. Use an Extra Drive As a Scratch Disk
If you have a FireWire capable drive and do any kind of video editing, using it as a scratch disk instead of your internal drive can really speed things up. Caching files to your internal drive can put quite a load on it, because it's constantly reading and writing from the same drive. By shifting that cache to another drive (connected with FireWire or something speedy), you can increase the speed of your renders and exports, making you a happier video editor.
7. Backup Your Backups Using Windows Home Server
Local backups are great, but they're still vulnerable to lighting strikes, fires, floods, and other immediate disasters. While you can automatically backup your computers to a Windows Home Server, it's nice to have a backup of the server, too—even if it's a backup of critical files and not a full backup—to keep in certain, more protected places.
8. Clone Your Current Hard Drive
While backing up your data allows you to restore it should anything bad happen, using those external drives for direct clones of your current drive gives you a much faster solution. It requires more manual work, but in the event of a drive failure, you can be up and running again in no time (as opposed to reinstalling your operating system all over again and then transferring all your data, which can be done when you have the time to do so). We've walked through how to clone your hard drive in both Mac OS X and Windows.
9. Back Up Your Computer
If you haven't set it up already, one of the most popular (and most important) uses for an external drive is an automatic backup. Whether you're using Mozy, SyncBack on Windows, or Time Machine on OS X, an automatic, local backup is a must to make sure you don't lose any of your important data to the ever-looming possibility of drive failure.
10. Turn an Old Hard Drive Into an External Drive
If you don't have a ton of external drives lying around, you might still have a bunch of old internal drives, and the best thing you can do is put them in a USB enclosure so they see some use. Furthermore, this trick also works for upgrading existing external drives: if it dies or becomes too small to be useful, you can always swap the current drive out of the enclosure for a better one you have collecting dust.
What other tricks do you know about external hard drive? You can also share your tricks on the comments or send an email to kaushikpatil683@gmail.com