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Showing posts with label Computer Tips/Tricks/Hacks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Computer Tips/Tricks/Hacks. Show all posts

Friday, 18 April 2014


1. Delete Your Antivirus (Because Antivirus Use Lots Of Ram To Make Your Computer Slower).
2. Download Any USB Virus Remover (I Suggest You USB Disk Security).
3. Download Ccleaner (Delete Unnecessary Files From Your Computer To Make Your Computer Faster).
4. Every Month Scan Your Computer Online With Bitdefender Online Virus Scanner.
5. Do not Open Any Harmfull Link Without Scanning It with VirusTotal.
6. Do not Install Any Harmfull Files And Softwares Without Scanning It With VirusTotal.
7. If Your Computer Infected With Dangerous And Harmfull Viruses Use Malwarebytes & SuperAntiSpyware (Only For Virus Removing) Not For Real Time Protection.
8. After Removing Viruses Delete Malwarebytes & SuperAntiSpyware.
9. Open Notepad, And Paste This Code (http://bit.ly/1nu1Y6g) And Save As (Faster.bat) And Run It (When You Run It Your Computer Is Running Smoothly).
Enjoy  I Hope You Feel The Difference In Your Computer Performance

Saturday, 15 February 2014


There are simple ways to clean viruses in our computers. We can make your own antivirus with software built using the Windows named Notepad. Apart from minor product files, notepad can save files to a variety of other applications programs, such as html, java script and so on. 

However, the virus that can be eliminated by our anti-virus is only a low level as macro viruses and an equal. For heavy virus, would have to use anti-virus that is more powerful. However, these tutorials can teach you the basic knowledge about how the anti-virus. 

Type the following code into Notepad: 
@ echo off 
echo off turn off the active virus 
taskkill / F / IM virusname1.exe / IM virusname2.exe 
echo Deleting all of viruses based on size 
for / RC: \%% a in (*. exe) do if%% ~ za 157,184 equ del / A: HSRA "%% a" 
echo deleting hidden virus 
echo for drive c and subfolders 
for / R C: \%% a in (*. doc.exe) do del "%% a" 
echo for drive d and subfolders 
for / R D: \%% a in (*. doc.exe) do del "%% a" 
echo Unhide Document 
cd / d c: \ 
echo for drive C and subfolders 
*. doc attrib-H-S-A / S 
cd / d d: \ 
echo for drive D and subfolders 
*. doc attrib-H-S-A / S 
exit 

Save the file with bat extension, For example antivirus.bat. then go to command prompt and run the Notepad file.

Do you want to make your own Batch antivirus that can detect Batch viruses and scan Batch files? There's a little bit complicated step for this.

Make a Batch Antivirus Step 1.jpg

1. Open Notepad

Make a Batch Antivirus Step 2.jpg

2. Type the code at the next step:
@echo off
color cb
title Batch Antivirus
cls
echo ===============
echo [ Batch-Master]
echo ===============
echo If There's no message ,You are protected.
set /p a=Enter a batch file to scan:
for /f %%x in (
'findstr /i /m "virus r.i.p byebye HaHaHa Hacked Hack" %a%.bat'
) do (
if /i %%x equ %a%.bat (
for /f %%z in (
'findstr /i /b /m "tskill del copy shutdown ipconfig ren reg" %a%.bat'
) do (
if /i %%z equ %a%.bat (
cls
echo Virus Detected!!
del %a%.bat
echo %a%.bat was deleted....
pause >nul
)
)
)
)
pause >nul

Make a Batch Antivirus Step 3.jpg

3. Save this code as "antivirus.bat"

Make a Batch Antivirus Step 4.jpg

4. Open this batch file.

Tips
If there's a strange Batch file ,scan it using this antivirus.
If there's error in the code, please fix my code.
Please test this antivirus,except for the extremely harmful batch files that your real antivirus can detect.

Warnings
note: it can only help your computer to detect ONLY Batch viruses..
please install a real Antivirus Program

How To Fix It
1. Install Windows Updates
2. Uninstall Old Graphics Driver
You Can Use Driver Sweeper For Uninstalling Driver
3. Install New Latest Driver
You Can Use Driver Updating Software For Driver Updates
4. Click Here For nVidia Latest Drivers
5. Click Here For AMD Latest Drivers
6. Install New Updates of DirectX
7. Play Games In Low Quality
8. Set Desktop Resolution To 1024X768
9. Clean Your Registry
You Can Use Registry Cleaning Software For Registry
10. Delete Unessecery Files
You Can Use CCleaner For Deleting Unessecery Files

Tuesday, 4 February 2014


ere I am going to explain (simple for professional and person who know basic things about computer) tutorial on how to remove Virus, Trojan, worm without installing or using any of the antivirus software solutions.Different category of virus are common check on by one

STEPS TO VBS Virus Removal Without Antivirus Program
This is one of the most annoying which has easy process to create VBS virus, It only use Notepad tool to make the virus, and this notepad is provided by the Windows application. VBS virus can make disorder the regedit of computer system, even to remove (delete) its files. VBS virus can run the application using its auto run application namely wscript.exe which locates in the directory c: \ windows \ system32. This file is very influential on all the files with “.vbs” extensions.
The following ways are the ways to cut down wscript.exe application:
1. If your computer have not been infected
Open the Run menu -> type regedit.exe
Into the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ Current Version \ Image File Execution Options"
On the right side, right-click - new - key
Give it the name "wscript.exe", and then on the right side, add a String Value. Give the name "Debugger" and fill in "1". Ok Done.
2. If your computer get infected
Usually the virus is always shut the windows several tools such as regedit, Task Manager, Folder Option, et cetera, and because of regedit cannot be accessed directly, so it has to use another way, which is “VBS before we shut down the wscript”.
Open “Run” menu-> Notepad
Type the following code
dim reg
set reg = createobject ( "wscript.shell")
reg.regwrite "HKLM \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows NT \ CurrentVersion \ Image File Execution Options \ wscript.exe \ debugger", 1,"REG_SZ"
then, save the folder as "vbsKiller.vbs" and don’t forget to change “Save as type” as "All Files".
Then, double click vbsKiller.vbs to use it. Done.....
End Story For This VBS!...

2,To Remove autorun.inf Without Using Antivirus Program
Follow These Steps
Step 1: Start Your Command Prompt

Step 2: Select The Virus Affected Drive
In This Case I Will Show You Drive D:
Type D: Them Press Enter Key To See The Content On The Drive D
You Can Type The Directory (Dir)

Step 3: Type These Also attrib -s -h *.* /s /d Then Press Enter Key Then Type Dir To Check Whether It Contain Unusual .EXE File Yes It Contains .EXE File With autorun.inf Now You can Delete These Two Files Or Rename autorun.inf File Into AA Now You Can Access The Drive D: With Out Affecting The Virus

Explanations
R = Read OnlyA = Atrtributess = SystemH + Hidden  

Wednesday, 15 January 2014



Have you noticed that your computer runs slower than before? Or just slowly in general? Try these strategies to make your Windows or Mac computer run faster.

For Windows Follow The Steps
Check your hard disk space. As a rule, you want to keep at least 15% of the hard disk space free to keep the computer running smoothly. Simply go to My Computer, right-click on Hard Drive, and go to Properties. There you'll see a pie chart of your free versus used space. If it’s mostly full, you'll want to start by removing unnecessary programs and files; if it’s not, you probably want to tackle the actual way your computer operates.
Remove any programs you do not use. Go to Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs (or Uninstall a Program, depending on your operating system) to find a master list of programs installed on your computer. Some things will strike you as useless immediately, in which case you can remove them right away. Others won’t look familiar to you and may require you some research.
It may help to see how often you use the program. If you right-click one of the column titles above your program list (ex. Name, Publisher, Size, Installed On, etc.), you should be able to add additional characteristics by which to judge your programs. For example, find Last Used On on the list of options and check it; a column displaying the last time you used each program will now appear and can also be used to sort your programs. Some programs will not have been used in years and may be candidates for deletion.
When in doubt, don't remove anything you don’t recognize; it may be critical to the function of your computer – and if you delete twelve different things only to discover that your computer no longer works properly, it will be very difficult to determine where exactly you went wrong.
Don't forget to empty your recycling bin.
Prevent unnecessary programs from starting when the computer boots. The more programs try to run while your computer initializes, the slower everything will be. Revise your startup programs by altering your system configuration via MSConfig.
Install an anti-virus program, spyware scanner, and an anti-malware also Microsoft Security essentialls works very wll. The fewer bugs, viruses, and bits of adware your computer has to manage, the more time it will have to devote to other processes. While you're at it, make a point of keeping Windows up-to-date; not only will this keep Windows itself in better shape, but some viruses ride in on Windows updates that are downloaded way after the fact (and therefore not monitored as closely).
Run a Disk Cleanup. This can clean up hundreds of megabytes of temporary files – sometimes even gigabytes (if you have Windows XP, Vista, or 7). It will also open a window in which you can chose what to delete. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, and then click Disc Cleanup (within the General tab). Check all the boxes except for the game files and setup files.
Run a Disk Defragment. This will reconfigure the way the hard drive stores information for maximum efficiency. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, then go to the Tools tab and click Defragment Now.
Check for any disk errors. These will also slow your computer down. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, then go to the Tools tab and click Check Now under the Error-Checking area. When the dialogue box opens, check both boxes.

If you get a window saying that Windows can't check the disk while it's in use, click on Schedule Disk Check and then OK. It will run on your next reboot.
Turn off indexing. Go to My Computer, right-click the Hard Drive and select Properties, then unclick the box indicating that the drive should be indexed. Don't do this if you actually use any of the Windows Search functionality. The background indexing is what makes those searches fast and Windows is already very good about not getting in your way to do indexing while you're trying to do something else.

Clear your Prefetch folder. Windows saves a file of the program you are using to make it start up faster. After years of use, this folder gets stuffed with irrelevant programs.

Open Notepad and type:
del C:\Windows\Prefetch\*.* /Q
Rundll32.exe advapi32.dll,ProcessIdleTasks (Copy and paste this text to ensure you don’t make any mistakes.)
Save as faster.bat (the .bat extension will run it as a batch file).
Run it! Simply double-click the file to initialize. In a few moments, the command prompt will disappear and your programs should run more smoothly.
Change Prefetch Parameters. This a dangerous task to complete unless you follow these steps exactly. If you're not sure about anything, don’t continue.
Go to Start > Run and type regedit to initialize the registry editor.
Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE>SYSTEM>CurrentControlSet>Control>Session Manager>Memory Management>Prefetch Parameters to access the parameters.
Double-click EnablePrefetcher. Once the new window pops up, there should be a small, editable text box with the number 3 in it. (Windows allows 4 options: 0, 1, 2 and 3.) 3, the default, fetches everything.
Change this to 2. Your PC will boot a lot faster and your PC performance shouldn't be affected.
Click OK and then close regedit.
Add RAM to your computer. To see if you need more RAM, initialize the Windows Task Manager by pressing CTRL+ALT+DELETE. Under the Performance tab, find the area devoted to Physical Memory. If the Free amount hovers around zero but the computer is still slow, you may need to take your computer in to add RAM or even add more RAM yourself.
Remove gadgets you don't use. All gadgets that are running slow down your computer.
Log off the users who do not want the computer. Switch user your account then if you see that many users are logged in, log them off.

For MAC OS Follow The Steps
1. Check your hard disk space. As a rule, you want to keep around 30% of the hard disk space free to keep things running smoothly. Simply right-click the Hard Drive icon on your desktop and go to Get Info.

2. Uninstall unnecessary programs. You can either uninstall them manually or download a program to help you sort and delete them. Some things will strike you as useless immediately, in which case you can remove them right away. Others won’t look familiar to you and may require you to do some research.
When in doubt, don't remove anything you don’t recognize; it may be critical to the function of your computer – and if you delete twelve different things only to discover that your computer no longer works properly, it will be very difficult to determine where exactly you went wrong.

3. Delete files you don't need. Unless you have very little storage space on your computer or simply have an abundance of unnecessary documents, deleting small files won't make much of an impact on your computer’s overall function. However, any large files like movies you never watch, photos you don't need, or songs you never listen to can really gum up the works and should definitely be removed.
Don't forget to empty your trash bin.

4. Prevent unnecessary programs from starting when the Mac boots. The more programs try to run while your computer initializes, the slower everything will be. Go to System > Preferences > Accounts > Login Items. Select any items you don’t need and click the minus (-) sign to remove them.

5. Repair the disk. Go to Applications > Utilities > Run Disk Utility to repair both the disk and the disk permissions. It’s a good idea to run this once a month or at least once every few months.

6. Remove unnecessary dashboard widgets. Even if you don’t have the dashboard activated, these widgets can eat up RAM by running background updates while you try to do other things.
If you have OS X 10.4.2 or later, simply use the Widget Manager: go to the Dashboard and open the Widget Bar by clicking the plus (+) sign; click Manage Widgets and then either deselect widgets to disable them or, if they’re third-party widgets, remove them completely by pressing the red delete button, which is a circle with a line through it, and click OK to confirm.

7. If you use Mac OS X, download a free program called Monolingual. With OS X, much of your computer’s hard disk is devoted to virtual memory and gets eaten up by language-availability software. Monolingual will allow you to remove languages you don’t use on in order to free up space.

Tuesday, 14 January 2014


Step 1 : Customize 
Open Utorrent
Go to Option >>> Preferences >>> Connection and customize everything like the picture below
How To Speed Up Utorrent Download Speed 2014
Now go to Bandwidth and customize everything like the picture below
How To Speed Up Utorrent Download Speed 2014
After that go to Queueing and customize everything like the picture below
How To Speed Up Utorrent Download Speed 2014
The last one just go to Advanced >>> Disk Cache and customize everything like the picture below
How To Speed Up Utorrent Download Speed 2014
Step 2 : Modify
Go to Option >>> Preferences >>> Advanced
Find "bt.allow_samp_ip" and set it to true
Find "bt.connect_speed" and set it to 50
Find "gui.show_notorrents_node" and set it to false
Find "gui.update_rate" set it to 2000
Find "peer.disconnect_inactive_interval" set it to 120
Find "rss.update_interval" set it to 30
Click apply
Enjoy!!!

1. Type "about:config" into the address bar and hit return. Scroll
down and look for the following entries:

network.http.pipelining
network.http.proxy.pipelining
network.http.pipelining.maxrequests

Normally the browser will make one request to a web page at a time.
When you enable pipelining it will make several at once, which really
speeds up page loading.
2. Alter the entries as follows:

Set "network.http.pipelining" to "true"
Set "network.http.proxy.pipelining" to "true"
Set "network.http.pipelining.maxrequests" to some number like 30. This
means it will make 30 requests at once.

3. Lastly right-click anywhere and select New-> Integer.
Name it "nglayout.initialpaint.delay" and set its value to "0".
This value is the amount of time the browser waits before it acts on information it
receives.

Monday, 14 October 2013


Open Notepad And Copy Paste The Code
mystring=(800000)
And As Save As Ram.vbe
Works with Windows XP, Windows 7, and Windows 8