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How to check system Install Date and time in Windows Vista

May 18th, 2008

Checking your system Install Date and 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 -Original Install Date:6/17/2007, 4:59:40 PM (as your system)

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Join Multiple Video files without any software

May 13th, 2008

Join your multiple video file like *.mpg,*.flv,*.vob and many more in window vista & xp

Follow these steps.

1. Open note pad and type this

2. copy /b *.mpg FullMovie.mpg

3. And Save the file with add .Bat Or any other name but don’t forget .bat extension

4. Now Copy and Paste this add. Bat file in a folder which contains more than one *.mpg files.

5. Double click the add.Bat file

6. Wait some time

A combined file named FullMovie.mpg is created from all the mpg files in the folder

You can also try with other extension

1. For DVD file (*.vob)

Copy/b*.vob fullmovie.vob

2. for flv file

Copy/b*.flv fullmovie.flv

3. For mp3 song (*.mp3)

Copy/b*.mp3 fullsongs.mp3