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Five Hidden Programs In Windows Xp

December 24th, 2008

If you are a xp user and  interested in learning more  your xp operating system this command will be helpful for you.

1) Private Character Editor
This program is for designing icons and Characters
click :start
Then :run
type :EUDCEDIT

2) iExpress
This Program is for converting your files to EXECUTABLE files
click : start
Then : run
type : iexpress

3)Disk Cleanup
This program used for cleaning harddisk to offer space
click : start
Then : run
type : cleanmgr

4)Dr Watson
This program Is for repairing problems in Windows
click : start
Then : run
type : drwtsn32

5)Windows Media Player 5.1
Opens the old media player
click : start
Then : run
type : mplay32

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Convert FAT32 hard drive to NTFS in Windows xp

August 15th, 2008

With standard Windows utility “CONVERT”; you can convert your FAT32 hard drive to NTFS in easy way, without losing any data.

just open command prompt and follow these steps.

For convert C hard drive fat32 to ntfs, type this command

C:\> CONVERT C: /fs:ntfs

If you want convert D drive

D:\> CONVERT D: /fs:ntfs

Where C & D hard drive name

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Create multiple folders with command prompt in Windows Vista

July 31st, 2008

Many time you face this type problem ,you want to create many folder and you have only two way “right click >new>Folder or Organize>New folder” and after that change folder name as your desire.

I think ,this is so boring and waste more time and it’s more serious, if you have long list.But you can use this trick and solve your problem.

Create multiple folders in same folder / Directory :-
Open Dos or command prompt (Press window logo +R, type cmd and enter)
You can understand with this example.
Create 5 folders in D drive (one, two, three, four, and five) name
D:\>md one two three four five

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How to check system last boot time in Windows Vista

June 18th, 2008

Checking your last boot time in windows vista, open command prompt or dos and use this command.
Follow these steps:
1.Press window logo +R
2.Type cmd in run window and enter.
3.Type Systeminfo in command prompt and enter.
4.Waiting for some time…and all report display.
5.Check this line in report -System Boot Time: 6/17/2008, 4:59:40 PM (as your system)

If you want to save this report in text file-Type systeminfo>report.txt and enter, waiting for some time and then type report.txt and enter.

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Temporary Disable "restart your computer" message after windows vista update

May 28th, 2008

By default in window vista after updating important files and other services, system displays “Restart your computer to finish installing important updates” massage.
windows update Temporary Disable "restart your computer" message after windows vista update

This system gives time from 10 minutes to 4 hours maximum, if you want to postpone.But sometimes whenever you download any important file or other documents, or you don’t want to reboot or restart your system for many hours. You can use this trick.

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