After many days i've writing the article to let you describe the process of modifyng the hosts.cfg files which will let you block some sites and this will become a loophole for the one who try to crack the softwares, as block the update servers of the softwares wont communicate the client software.

So, now i'll let you know the process of editing the hots files with our URL's that need to be blocked,
follow the below process,

%systemroot%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts
Please note that the file has no extension. 

To find the file manually:
1. Open "My Computer"
2. Open Drive C
3. Open Windows folder
4. Open System32 folder
5. Open Drivers folder
6. Open Etc folder
7. Double-click the hosts file and choose to open using Notepad when you're asked.

** if you get "access denied" errors when trying to save the file, try opening the file using "Run as Administrator". this issue happens usually when you're working on Win Vista/7 with UAC turned on.


*** on Win8 you can't just edit the file and save it on it's original location. instead, edit the file and save it on the Desktop. later replace the original file with the new one you saved on the desktop using the file explorer's Copy-Paste. You will probably be asked to confirm the action using Administrator account.

By using this technique many hackers will crack the softwares like Adobe products, and IDM.

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Today Morning i got a mail asking me to clearly explain HOW TO ENTER SAFE MODE BOOT? , before opening that mail feared as which software is requested in that mail, but upto now i missed this post, so now i'll illustrate how to enter safe mode boot today.. 

Windows Safe Mode is a protected version of Windows that’s useful in case a driver or other issue is causing a crash, freeze or Blue Screen of Death. From Safe Mode, you can roll back to an earlier state of Windows (called restoring to a Restore Point), download and run a specific antivirus or antispyware app, or run Driver Reviver to update your drivers to more stable editions.

To enter Safe Mode in Windows XP, Vista or 7:

1. Reboot your PC and press F8 before the Windows logo appears. If you see the Windows logo, you waited too long, and you’ll have to restart and try again.
2. Choose Safe Mode from the list, or Safe Mode with Networking if you’re intending to download something.

To enter Safe Mode in Windows 8 or 8.1:

1. Restart your PC.
2. Press Shift + F8 before the Windows logo appears.
3. Click See Advanced Repair Options.
4. Click Troubleshoot.
5. Click Advanced Options.
6. Click Windows Startup Settings.
7. Click Restart.
8. You then see a list where you can choose Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking (depending on whether you think you’ll need the Internet).

Safe Mode will look odd, without a very high resolution or many of the features you’re used to. That’s OK — it’s designed to be a bare-bones version of Windows for diagnostic purposes.

Once you’ve made the changes you need to Windows, restart again and choose to boot normally when prompted. Hopefully, it will work right this time!

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Query:
My Blackberry z10 facing a problem while receiving files via bluetooth and NFC, after receiving 95.7kB after uptating to 10.3, while using 10.2 i've no issue with bluetooth and NFC,and i'm using a 32gb Class 10 SD card, and as per others suggestions, i've tried to shift the location of bluetooth transfer from SD Card to Phone memory, but i failed, now what should i do with these.......??
eagerly waiting for your reply... please help me as soon as possible,
thanks in advance...

Reply from Computer Innovations Desk:
Dear Reader,
actually the matter is that whenever an official update is released then it always means to improve our users experience, and i mentioned that because you are thinking that the 10.3 update has caused the issue, but i think you can better try to remove your SD Card and then try transferring the files using bluetooth and NFC, if you were successesful then try formatting your SD card and then try to transfer your files, for sure your blackberry will receive files comfortably....,

if you find the trick appealing then just comment here,

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Hey Visitors/readers, i'm back a new trick that i learned a few weeks ago, i donno much about you guys, what Operating System you are using or interested in, but i'm much interested in windows 8.1, as it has a some what better interference than windows 7, and as of others i need everything that stands great in every option, so as i upgraded to windows 8 from windows 7 i lost the performance index from my previous os, and if you have the same, i'll demonstrate how to get back the performance index in windows 8/8.1/10.

Although the WEI isn’t visible any more, the underlying Windows System Assessment technology (WINSAT) is still present. Even Windows 10 runs the benchmark occasionally (although it doesn’t show you the results any more).

Fortunately the results are saved in local files. The official reports are in XML files in the \Windows\Performance\WinSAT\DataStore folder, but it’s usually simpler to check \Windows\Performance\WinSAT\winsat.log.

Scan up from the bottom of the log file, looking for a line ending like this: "…. > Wrote CRS score to the registry 59".

The final number is your overall WEI score, and this line will be followed by others with the score for your memory, CPU, dwm (2D graphics), D3D (3D graphics) and storage.

If you can’t find the score, or would just like to recalculate it, then you could launch the benchmark manually by opening a command prompt and entering winsat formal

Another option is to run a copy of the freeware ExperienceIndexOK. It’s a tiny 48KB download, so won’t exactly take long, just unzip it and and watch as ExperienceIndexOK finds and displays your current scores.

Click "Re-run the assessment" and the program runs WinSAT for you. There’s no attempt to hide this -- a command window opens and you can watch as WinSAT displays its progress messages -- and when it’s finished, ExperienceIndexOK extracts your scores from the report file and displays them in a simple GUI.

ChrisPC Win Experience Index is a free (for personal use) WEI tool. It’s larger, and requires installation so isn’t quite as convenient to use.

The interface is a little more polished, but essentially the same, listing the scores and providing a "re-run the assessment" button.

ChrisPC Win Experience Index also runs WinSAT to do the calculations, but this time progress information is displayed in the program’s own dialog, which looks more professional.

When it’s finished, your WEI scores are displayed, and ChrisPC Win Experience Index offers a useful set of sharing options: you can save an image, export the figures as a text file, or copy them to the clipboard.

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Many of us are facing a trouble with autorun.inf folder,it cannot be deleted directly with normal commands from the drive,so here is a procedure to delete that stupid autorun.inf folder,
The autorun.inf folder cannot be removed with windows cmd or shell functionality.

However, testers sometimes want to remove this folder.

Try this:

Open cmd window, in this sample the pen drive is f:

F:
attrib -r -s -h autorun.inf
ren \\.\f:\autorun.inf\con. dummy
; edited: Add next line
ren \\.\f:\autorun.inf\nul.protected dummy1
rd autorun.inf /s /q



How To Remove Autorun.inf Folder Containing Zhengbo?
  
Autorun.inf folder is created by a software known as "USB Disk Security" which contains a file named Zhengbo. It is not actually a virus but it is just a read only folder created by this software to save your computer from viruses which usesAutorun.inf to inject themselves into your harddisk. You can not remove Autorun.inf and Zhengbo using any anti- your harddisk. You can not remove Autorun.inf and Zhengbo using any anti-virus because these files are not actually viruses. Here is a step by step procedure to remove these files if you don't need them anymor

Delete Autorun.inf Folder And Zhengbo
The only way to remove these files from your hard-disk is by again installing USB Disk Security and configure it to enableautorun on disk drives.
If you haven't installed USB Disk Security then you may download the trial version from here, else proceed to step 2.
Run USB Disk Security and you will notice a small red icon in your system-tray
Right click on this icon and choose Enable AUTORUN of USB
This will remove those Autorun.inf folder and its contents automatically.
Now you may un-install USB Disk Security again if you don't need it anymore
Ur done!

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are a couple of reasons why you would want to create Windows 8.1 bootable USB flash drive on your Mac. Maybe you’ve decided to install Windows 8.1 on Mac without Boot Camp; or maybe your PC is unbootable and you want to prepare a bootable USB using the ISO file that you have on your external hard drive; or you want to easily create bootable Windows 8.1 USB without installing new tools.

If you are using a recent version of Mac OS X, preparing Windows 8.1 USB is fairly simple and can be done without having to install additional software on your Mac. The only thing is that you need to have a Windows 8.1 ISO image file in order to prepare bootable Windows 8.1 USB on your Mac.

Follow the given below instructions to create Windows 8.1 bootable USB on Mac:

Step 1: Connect your USB flash drive to Mac and backup your files as all data will be formatted during the process.

Step 2: Next, transfer Windows 8.1 ISO file to your Mac. If you already have a copy of the ISO file on your Mac, you can safely skip this step. If you don’t have the ISO on Mac, you can follow our how to transfer files between Windows and Mac guide to quickly transfer the ISO file. And if the PC unbootable, you can follow our how to backup data from a unbootable PC (the easy way) guide to copy ISO file to the USB drive first and then copy the same to your Mac.

Step 3: Launch Boot Camp Assistant software. To do that, click on Launchpad icon, click Other, and then click Boot Camp Assistant icon to open Boot Camp Assistant software.

Step 4: Once Boot Camp Assistant is launched, click on the Continue button.

Step 5: Uncheck the option titled Install Windows 7 or later version (we use this option while installing Windows on Mac using Boot Camp), and also uncheck Download the latest Windows support software from Apple option if you’re preparing this bootable Windows 8.1 drive to install Windows 8.1 on a PC.

Make sure that the option titled Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk option is checked before clicking on the Continue button.

NOTE: As mentioned earlier, keep the option Download the latest Windows support software from Apple checked if you’re going to use this bootable USB on your Mac (this Mac) and not on a PC. As the support software is designed specifically for each Mac, it might not function properly if you try to run the downloaded support software on a Mac other than the model that you’re using to prepare the bootable USB.

And if you plan to install Windows 8.1 on this Mac, keep that option checked to automatically download all support software on to the USB so that you can easily install all drivers after installing Windows 8.1 on your Mac.

Step 6: In the following screen, click the Choose button to browse to the Windows 8.1 ISO image file. Select the ISO image file and then click Continue button to proceed further.

Click Continue button again when you see “The drive will be erased” warning to begin formatting the drive and then copying Windows files. If you have selected the option Download the latest Windows support software from Apple option, Boot Camp Assistant will also download required drivers from Apple servers. So if you have selected that option, make sure that your Mac is connected to the web.

Step 7: Once Boot Camp Assistant completes its business, you’ll see “The selected drive has been formatted and the Windows installation image has been copied” message. And if you have selected Download support software from Apple option in Step 5, you’ll see “Install this Windows support software after installing Windows” message. Click Quit button. That’s it!

You can now connect it to a PC or your Mac and begin installing Windows 8.1 operating system.

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I recently noticed that an unwanted message on my friends Dell Latitude E6540 with Windows 7.
Don't know exactly what prompted it but the battery would not charge above 64%, no matter how I changed the settings of the power saving mode.
Here's how I solved it:

1. Power off
2. Remove the battery
3. Restart Windows
4. Go to Control Panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Device Manager
5. Under Batteries, remove all Microsoft AC Adapter and Microsoft ACPI-Compliant Control Method Battery
6. Power off
7. Put the battery back in place
8. Restart Windows

Then magically the battery restarted charging and didn't stop until it reached 100%.
Thanks to nickscomputerfix!

On the contrary, a good reason not to keep it charged at 100%:

The third tip relates to when and by how much batteries should be charged. One of the more widely known aspects about battery life is the “memory effect”.
In older rechargeable battery chemistries, such as nickel cadmium, partial charging and discharging significantly decreases the energy capacity.
What is less known is that the memory effect in lithium-ion batteries, if it exists, tends to be very small. Instead, they have quite nuanced characteristics. When not in use, batteries degrade most when fully charged. So if left for several days or weeks without use, they should ideally be kept at a relatively low charging state, e.g around 20% charged.
Conversely, when being charged and discharged a lot, it is best to keep the batteries as close to the 50% mark as possible. So if you are only charging and discharging batteries a bit at a time, it is much better to do this between 45-55% than between 90-100%.

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