Trick to Pops-out CD from CD-Drive...!!

• In this tutorial , you can make any PC/Laptop continuously popping out the CD-Drive, by just clicking a Icon...!

• If the victim PC is having more then one drive , this prank will pop-out all of them.

• First open Notepad..and copy/paste this code..! 

Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7")
Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection
do
if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next
For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1
colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject
Next
End If
wscript.sleep 5000
loop

• Now save this as "application.vbs ".
• Here, you can specify any name in place of 'application'.

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Make CMD look like matrix

Make CMD look like matrix

This is a simple trick to make command prompt look like matrix

Open notepad, and paste this code into it: 


@echo off

cls

color 02

ping localhost -n 4 >nul

goto matrix

isplayText

set /a dispvar =1

set /a len +=1

isplayLoop

CALL SET str=%%string:~0,

%dispvar%%%

cls

echo %str%

ping localhost -n 1 >nul

set /a dispvar +=1

if ‘%dispvar%’==’%len%’ goto

enddisplay

goto DisplayLoop

:enddisplay

exit /b

:matrix

setlocal enabledelayedexpansion

for /l %%A in (1,1,39) do (

set /a rnd=!random!%%5+1

if !rnd!==1 (

set /a rnd2=!random!%%26+1

set num=1

for %%A in (I) do (

if !rnd2!==!num! (

set add=%%A

)

set /a num+=1

)

) else set /a add=!rnd!%%2

set var=!var! !add!

)

echo !var!

call :matrix



Now save it as for example matrix.bat, you can call it whatever you want, if you just remember to save it with the .bat extension.

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Easy PC Enhancing Tips

Problems That Can Occur

1) Your computer has "Dirty" and neglected registry- Registry is often overlooked when it comes to computers. A computer's registry stores almost all the configuration settings and options for windows operating system. With this in mind you can see how a neglected registry can sometimes become a problem.

2) Viruses invade your computer-Viruses can be malicious to your computer and cause serious and sometimes permanent damage.

3) Your computer obtains spyware and adware- Although usually not as threatening as viruses, spyware and adware will bring your computer to a stand still

4) Your computer becomes speckled with program and file fragments- This is a very easy fix, but still an often neglected problem. Fragments take up unnecessary space on your computer when not ordered correctly.

5) Your computer has unnecessary programs or files- These files and programs, if left on your computer, take up unnecessary memory. Any extra memory you can manage will speed up your computer.

6) Your computer is bogged down by internet cookies and cache- This problem is almost equivalent to the one above. cookies take up memory and memory equals speed

7) Your computer lacks the appropriate amount of random access memory (RAM)- Without the appropriate amount of RAM your computer can never reach peak performance.

Solutions
1) Dirty Registry- Clean it up! Download a registry cleaner and get it straightened out. Your computer's performance will improve almost immediately. The best free registry cleaner i have found is COMODO registry.

2) Viruses- The best way to combat viruses is to just keep your anti-virus software up-to-date and run it regularly. If you don't yet have an anti-virus program be sure to get one immediately.

3) Spyware/Adware- To get rid of spy/adware there are plenty of free programs online ready to be downloaded. Be sure to check out a review of the program before hand, so that you don't end up downloading something potentially harmful.

4) Fragments- Run your disc defragmenter every other week or so just to make sure all of the fragments needs are met. This will your greatly improve your computer's performance.

5) Unnecessary Files/Programs- Every so often you should look through your list of programs and make some cuts on what you don't need. Also be sure to empty your recycle bin to farthur save memory.

6) Internet cookies/cache- Along with programs and files internet cache, history, and cookies should be deleted every so often to take advantage of memory,

7) Lack of RAM- If you have done all of the above and still have not recieved the performance and speed you are looking for, you may want to purchase some more RAM.

See also 5 Simple steps to a faster computer

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Want To Know Full Details Of Ur Pc?

Know your system fissures, BIOS version, OS version and all A to Z about your system. Its very hard to keep remembering all your system host information. Here is the 5 step amazing command.

Step1: Go to RUN

Step2: type CMD 

Step3: press Enter 

Step4: type systeminfo

Step5: press Enter.

Result: All your system information will be displayed. Even the system usage time from the start up will be displayed

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Rename More Files Quickly

If you have 2 or more than 2 files with unrecognizable names then you can change their names at once in a sequence. For example you have a folder containing 30 files of picture with different names and you want to arrange them by giving names “pic1”, “pic2”, “pic3” …..etc, then follow these steps.

1. 1st of all open the folder containing files.

2. Press CTRL+A to Select all files. If you want to select or rename particular files then
press and hold “CTRL” key and then click different files to select.

3. Open file menu and click rename or right click on any selected file and click rename.

4. Now type the new name you want and press enter.

5. If you type “pic”, the first name will be “pic” and the remaining files will be named
“pic1”, “Pic2”, “pic3” so on.

6. Try it now and save your time.

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Making Talking Computer Software

You can create voice software from your computer. whatever you will write in the box, computer will talk the same words. process the given below. 

open notepad and write this code. 

Dim message, sapi
message=InputBox("Namaste friend. order me to talk something?","Speak to Me")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak message

in this code i have written (Namaste friend order me to talk something) but you can change it but don't change any other word from the code.

Now save this file with extension .vbs
Now write some thing in the box and click ok
You will hear the written sentence.
Try it now.

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5 Simple steps to a faster computer

One of the best things about a new computer is the speed. It boots fast, opens programs like a dream and generally doesn’t leave you checking your watch.

see also: 

Easy PC Enhancing Tips

Of course, the longer you use a computer, the slower it gets.  It’s tempting to buy a new computer or call a professional, but I wouldn’t just yet. You can get back most of the speed with a few free tricks. They’re simple enough for anyone to do, and your wallet will thank you.

• • 1. Speed up your startup

    The most annoying computer slowdown for most people is startup. Even new computers can take a few minutes to start. After years of use, it can seem like hours.
    Your computer spends much of that time starting third-party programs. Security software, printer software and driver updaters are just a few examples. The frustrating part is that many of these don’t need to run at startup.
    Autoruns is a freebie that can help reduce the load. It finds and disables unneeded programs so they don’t slow you down. But it won’t stop important startup processes, like security software.
    Startup Delayer is a good program if you want more control. You can tell what programs to start when. That way, they’re not fighting for system resources.
    If you have a Windows 7 or 8 computer, you might invest in a solid-state hard drive. These are much faster than conventional hard drives. It can bring your startup times to well under a minute.
    
    

  • 2. Clean the clutter

    Another thing that slows down your computer is a cluttered hard drive.
    In the past, you had to worry about a full hard drive. Thanks to modern large-capacity drives, filling the space isn’t easy.
    Still, even coming close can slow down your system. So, if you have less than five gigabytes of free space, it’s time to clean.
    Use a free disk-visualizing program such as WinDirStat to see what applications and files are taking up the most space. Move space-hogging files you need to an external drive and delete the ones you don’t.
    Grab Revo Uninstaller to thoroughly remove any programs you don’t use anymore. Zap unused trial software and other unwanted bloatware with PC Decrapifier.
    Even if you have plenty of space, clutter can still slow things down. Plenty of programs create temporary files they have to sort through later. Get rid of temporary files with the free program CCleaner.
    You might have duplicate music or photo files clogging up your programs. Use a program like CloneSpy or VisiPics to remove them quickly.

  • 3. Pick up the pieces

    Files on a hard drive aren’t like files in a filing cabinet. On a hard drive, files become fragmented. Bits and pieces of them get scattered around the drive. This increases the time your computer takes to open them.
    That’s why there are defragmenting programs. These assemble the pieces so they’re easier to find.
    With Windows Vista, 7 and 8 this isn’t such a big deal anymore. They run the built-in defragmenter automatically on a schedule.
    To check when it runs, go to Start, or go to the Start Screen in Windows 8. In the search bar, type “defrag” (minus quotes). This will either bring up the defragmenter program or a list where you can select it.
    Check when it ran last and when it’s scheduled to run. Usually it’s set for early morning. If your computer isn’t usually on then, change it to a different time. You can also run it manually.
    In Windows XP, you’ll have to run the defragmenter manually. Open My Computer and right-click on your main drive. Then choose Properties.
    Go to the Tools tab and choose Defragment Now, then click Defragment. It will take a while, so sit back and relax.
    One exception to defragging is if you have a solid-state hard drive. These work in a different way and don’t have this problem. In fact, running a defragmenter on an SSD will shorten its life. Windows 7 and 8 will detect an SSD and turn off defragmenting automatically.

  • 4. Boost your browsing

    Your computer runs fast, but loading websites leaves you twiddling your thumbs. What gives?
    First, make sure you’re getting the Internet speed you paid for. The free service Speedtest will give you the real scoop on your Internet connection.
    If you suspect the problem is in your wireless network, you can tweak your router’s settings to eliminate hang-ups and bottlenecks.
    If your wireless signal is weak or your home has dead spots, try putting your router in a central location. Also, move it away from walls and metal objects.
    It might turn out that it isn’t your connection, but your browser. On Vista or 7, the fix for that could be as simple as upgrading Internet Explorer to version 9 or higher. Do this from Start>>Control Panel>>Windows Update.
    On XP, you won’t have this option. Instead, ditch IE entirely for the newer, more nimble Firefox or Chrome. Both of these are fast and secure.
    Not sure what browser you’re using? 
    Getting rid of unneeded browser toolbars, like Babylon, will also speed things up. These often come attached to free software. You can remove these manually in the browser add-on settings, or use a program like Toolbar Cleaner.

  • 5. Remove pesky viruses

    Speaking of unwanted programs, viruses can seriously slow down your system. They might be busy recording everything you do, or sending out spam.
    Combat malware with up-to-date security software. AVG and Avast! are two good free options. I also recommend Malwarebytes for manual scanning and removal.
    The worst viruses will block you from installing security software. In that case, grab a rescue CD like AVG Rescue CD. This runs outside your operating system so viruses don’t have a chance.

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You Can't Do It !

You Can't Do It !

You can not make any folder named any of the following :

CON, PRN, AUX, CLOCK$, NUL, COM1, COM2, COM3, COM4, COM5, COM6, COM7, COM8, COM9, LPT1, LPT2, LPT3, LPT4, LPT5, LPT6, LPT7, LPT8, LPT9

And many more...

Reason :
This is because these are windows inbuilt 'Reserved Device Names' .
Just avoid these words and name anything else

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Show Your own Banner at Bootup

Show Your own Banner at Bootup.

Here is another trick. You can show some banner or text message each time your windows boots up. Please follow the simple steps given below for this trick.
• Go to “start” and click on “run”
• Type “regedit” and click enter.
• You will see a “registry editor window.
• HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\windows\Current version\policies\system.
• Right click on the right penal – “New” – “String value”. You will see a new string value.
• Rename it by typing “LegalNoticeCaption”
• Right click on “string value” and click on “Modify”. Type the text you want to use in the title bar of the banner on “value data” area.
• Again create another new “string value” and rename it by typing “LegalNoticetext”.
• Again modify on the “value data” part, typing the message, you want to show at startup windows.
• Close the registry editor and restart your computer.
When you will start your computer, you will see a new banner just before the welcome screen containing text message and a button of “OK”. Click on “ok” button to go ahead.

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