How To Change Xp Password Without Old Password

Just open CMD PROMPT And Type As Shown Below

C:/ net user username newpassword <----

For Example...

If The Username Is Sami, And You Want To Change Its Password To Jalaal

You Will Type:

C:/net user Sami Jalaal<====

Thats All You Have Changed The Password To "Jalaal"

If You Are The Admin Of Pc Then Go To Command Prompt And Type
"""""control userpasswords2""""""

And You Can Change The Password Here

Delete Administrator Password

 Boot the computer with DOS mode 

and delete the 

sam.exe and sam.log files from windows/system32/config in your hard drive.

Now when you boot up in NT the password on your built-in administrator account 

which will be blank 

(i.e. No Password). 

This solution works only if your hard drive is in the FAT kind.

How To Recover A Lost Administrator Password

Restart Computer And Press F8 To Boot The Computer In A Safe Mode
Then Click Start And Then Click On Run Command. Type "control userpasswords2" without the quotes -

 Now you Have access to all the user accounts, including the administrators account and will be able to reset the lost password.

 Now clicking the administrators user account and then click Reset Password.

You will need to add a new password in the New password and the Confirm new password boxes, and confirm by clicking OK.

 All done, you have recovered the lost adminitrators password!

How To Recover Missing Folder Options

How To Recover The Missing Folders Options

The Solution For This Problem Is As Follow:

Go To "Run" And Type gpedit.msc

Now

Go To User Configuration>Administrative Templates> Windows Components>Windows Explorer

Click On Windows Explorer

You Will Find The Third Option On The Right Side Of The Screen

"Removes The Folder Option Item From The Tools Menu"

Just Check It If It Is Not Configured Then Change It To Enable By Clicking On It

And After Applying Again Set To Not Configured.

Now Restart The Computer.

I Hope U Will Find The Answer.

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HD Tune is a hard disk utility with many functions. It can be used to measure the drive's performance, scan for errors, check the health status (S.M.A.R.T.), securely erase all data and much more.

Changelog:

9th January 2010: HD Tune Pro 4.01 released.

Changes:

* Added option to monitor health status during tests
* Fixed display issue with high DPI font settings


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Changes:

* Health (S.M.A.R.T) and temperature display support for external drives
* Support for drives larger than 2 TB
* Supports up to 32 drives
* Advanced S.M.A.R.T log functions
* Added short stroke testing
* Extra tests: quick read/write tests
* Added cache test
* More information is shown
* Benchmark tests can be run seperately
* Added option to perform the transfer rate test on the entire surface
* New command line parameters
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VSO Image Resizer is useful to those who often need to reduce the size of photos, for example, to send an e-mail, as well as the webmaster, or those who are going to put pictures on the Internet. The program supports the formats of bmp, jpeg, gif, png. If you want to convert the picture for viewing on the iPod, Sony PSP, HDTV and DVD, simply select the appropriate preparation, and theprogram will automatically convert to desired format.
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Hotfile Goes To War Against Copyright Infringers

Hotfile, one of the rising stars on the file-hosting scene, appears to be taking a tougher stance on copyright infringement. Perhaps with an eye on the litigation recently instigated by the MPAA, this week Hotfile has been deleting premium accounts – along with all their files – en masse. Furthermore, Hotfile are reportedly not paying out the money these accounts have earned in the site’s rewards program.

hotfileAs bandwidth and storage capacity have increased, so have the capabilities of file-hosting services. Perhaps inevitably, not only are they used for the storage personal files, but increasingly for the distribution of movies, music, games and software.

Although the MPAA and RIAA have named two of the market leaders – RapidShare and MegaUpload – as ‘rogue’, to date both sites have avoided becoming a target for litigation from the pair. The same cannot be said about Hotfile.

“In less than two years, Hotfile has become one of the 100 most trafficked sites in the world,” said the MPAA when announcing its lawsuit against the company. “That is a direct result of the massive digital theft that Hotfile promotes.”

Furthermore, the MPAA insists that Hotfile’s business model encourages users to upload “illegal copies of motion pictures and TV shows to its servers.” Even if this statement is true – and there’s no evidence presented thus far to prove it is – a development this week suggests that Hotfile is taking its DMCA responsibilities seriously.

“Those idiots closed my Hotfile account,” one premium account holder told TorrentFreak earlier today. “No warning and now i’m just shut out. All my files are gone, everything.”

This is clearly not an isolated incident. On the contrary, recent Hotfile account suspensions are widespread. This morning TorrentFreak was invited to a private IRC channel and there we had a chat with individuals who had all lost premium accounts this week.

In our discussions with these and other people affected by the account suspensions, a common theme was developing. All had been operating premium accounts at Hotfile for some time, some of them for two years. Movies and TV shows were the major items being uploaded and all individuals were being paid weekly through Hotfile’s reward program.

Then this week they were all locked out of their accounts, only to be greeted by the following message:

Source : knickplace.blogspot.com/2011/02/hotfile-goes-to-war-against-copyright.html
Although the above message promises account holders more information by email, the truth is that the message being sent says very little indeed.

Hotfile aren’t answering any questions on the matter which is fairly normal since Hotfile rarely respond to any questions, their account holders tell us. Nevertheless, it is very clear that not only are the accounts closed, but all the files stored in them have been deleted too.

Another issue especially annoying to premium account holders is that they say that Hotfile owes them money earned in their rewards program. These are not always small amounts. Although we have spoken with people owed between $15 and $400, one individual says that he is owed more than $1,000.

A source told TorrentFreak that when it comes to taking down infringing files, Hotfile are one of the fastest file-hosters to do so, but these mass aggressive account suspensions are something new. For their part, Hotfile say that they have always terminated the accounts of users who have repeatedly infringed copyright since their Terms of Service forbid users from doing so. However, it appears that they will now go further.

“Recently, we have become concerned that despite these policies, some users persist in attempting to use Hotfile.com to share materials to which they do not have the necessary rights,” the company said in a statement. “Therefore, we have implemented a more aggressive policy of terminating the accounts of users who are the subject of repeated complaints of infringement.”

In the face of this more aggressive stance by Hotfile, TorrentFreak is informed that UserShare.net and FileSonic could be favored by those we spoke with earlier, although there are dozens of alternatives ready to take up the slack.

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Areas to save disk space
- Turn off or decrease size of disk usage for system restore
If your not using the Windows System Restore feature, then why have it enabled?
If you are using it, perhaps you want to re-evaluate how much disk space its using up (which can be several GigaBytes) for saving checkpoints. If you only want to have 1 or 2 good saved checkpoints to restore from decrease the allocated space for system restore to a few hundred meg.

- Decrease the disk usage size of the recycle bin
The most common area on a users PC in which Windows allocates a chuck of space for itself is the recycle bin. If you rather have files be deleted instantly and not put in the recycle bin or you want to decrease the space it uses to hold deleted files

- Empty or Decrease your Web Browsers disk usage for Cached files
Every web browser has a preferences or options area to adjust the temporary internet files and cache usage.
- Disable Hibernation in Windows.
If you don't know what Hibernation is , chances are you aren't using it. You might want to disable it to save a few Gigabytes of space that function requires as shown in the video tutorial.
For Vista users you can open command prompt and type powercfg -H off

-Run the Windows Clean Manager
Windows comes already with a built in cleaner that does simple basic tasks to free up disk space.
To access it click start -> Run -> type cleanmgr -> press OK

Easily Control Your Computer Remotely with LogMeIn

There are many times when people need to access their computer from outside their home or office.  Unfortunately, using Windows’ remote desktop client can sometimes be difficult for the non-techie as it often requires router access modifications and other configuration steps.

Fortunately there is a slick product called LogMeIn that makes it dead simple!  All that you need to do on your home computer is ensure that it has an active Internet connection and the LogMeIn software is running.

Then from your hotel room in Hawaii, you can control your home computer using another just a web browser on a computer that has an Internet connection.

Perhaps the best part of all of this is that it is completely free!  You can open files, run applications, and more.  There is a pad version which allows you to print to a local server amongst other things, but for the average user the free version should suffice!

LogMeIn just takes a few minutes to setup on your home computer.  Part of the process is choosing a username and password which you use to access the computer remotely.

On the remote computer, you can either use a java version or one that requires a browser plugin.  The browser plugin version provides a better experience but is sometimes not possible if you are at a public computer (due to network restrictions).  The java version still lets you control the computer but may not perform as well.

LogMeIn now also supports iPhones and iPads – now you can control your home computer directly from these portable devices.  Pretty slick!!  For more info, you can check it out at https://secure.logmein.com/.