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Making Folder Background Picture in WinXP
Editing Desktop.ini I - Making Folder Background Picture in WinXP
Follow the instruction :
1. Change your "folder setting" to "show all hidden files and folders".
2. Go to inside the folder that u want to change the folder background image. Right-click, "customize this folder", "change icon", select any of these icon, OK, OK.
(This part is just to make windows make "desktop.ini" files. For some unknown reason, the system wouldn't apply our customization of "desktop.ini" if we made the files manually.)
3. Now, the "desktop.ini" files should appear, edit it with notepad.
4. Now add the following codes before/after the text inside "desktop.ini".
6. Refresh(F5). If nothing change, try to Reopen the folder.
FYI: The codes that I give should show you "crystal.jpg"(default winxp desktop background pics.
Now, to make more reflect to what you want. I mean the picture that you like.
You can edit the path at the last line into your path of your picture. Paste the path, right after "iconarea_image=".
FYI again: if it's removeable media, u can make the path relative not absolute, so it's more flexible.
If the pic are in the same folder with "desktop.ini", the path can be "\(pic filename)" without quote.
Final one, to restore the folder icon into the default icon, delete the following codes inside the "desktop.ini"
Editing Desktop.ini I - Making Folder Background Picture in WinXP
Follow the instruction :
1. Change your "folder setting" to "show all hidden files and folders".
2. Go to inside the folder that u want to change the folder background image. Right-click, "customize this folder", "change icon", select any of these icon, OK, OK.
(This part is just to make windows make "desktop.ini" files. For some unknown reason, the system wouldn't apply our customization of "desktop.ini" if we made the files manually.)
3. Now, the "desktop.ini" files should appear, edit it with notepad.
4. Now add the following codes before/after the text inside "desktop.ini".
5. SAVE
6. Refresh(F5). If nothing change, try to Reopen the folder.
FYI: The codes that I give should show you "crystal.jpg"(default winxp desktop background pics.
Now, to make more reflect to what you want. I mean the picture that you like.
You can edit the path at the last line into your path of your picture. Paste the path, right after "iconarea_image=".
FYI again: if it's removeable media, u can make the path relative not absolute, so it's more flexible.
If the pic are in the same folder with "desktop.ini", the path can be "\(pic filename)" without quote.
Final one, to restore the folder icon into the default icon, delete the following codes inside the "desktop.ini"
video tutorial :
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
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The backup utilities in previous versions of Windows have been less than spectacular resulting in a nice market for third party applications. Today we take a look at the Backup and Restore feature in Windows 7 that may be their best backup tool yet.
Set the Backup
To set up a backup in Windows 7 open up Computer right-click on your local drive and select Properties. Then click on the Tools tab and click the Back up now button.
In the Back up or restore your files window click the link to set up a backup.
Windows will search for a suitable drive to store the backup or you can also choose a location on your network. If you backup to a network location you might need the password to the share.
You can have Windows choose what to backup or you can choose the files and directories. Because I like more user control for this tutorial I am choosing what to backup but it’s completely up to you.
Note: If you let Windows choose it will not backup Program Files, anything formatted with the FAT file system, files in the Recycle Bin, or any temp files that are 1GB or more.
Select the files and folder to include in the backup. Also notice you can select the option to create an image of your local drive.
Now review the backup job and make sure everything looks correct.
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
found this thought i would share with you guys and gals
The backup utilities in previous versions of Windows have been less than spectacular resulting in a nice market for third party applications. Today we take a look at the Backup and Restore feature in Windows 7 that may be their best backup tool yet.
Set the Backup
To set up a backup in Windows 7 open up Computer right-click on your local drive and select Properties. Then click on the Tools tab and click the Back up now button.
In the Back up or restore your files window click the link to set up a backup.
Windows will search for a suitable drive to store the backup or you can also choose a location on your network. If you backup to a network location you might need the password to the share.
You can have Windows choose what to backup or you can choose the files and directories. Because I like more user control for this tutorial I am choosing what to backup but it’s completely up to you.
Note: If you let Windows choose it will not backup Program Files, anything formatted with the FAT file system, files in the Recycle Bin, or any temp files that are 1GB or more.
Select the files and folder to include in the backup. Also notice you can select the option to create an image of your local drive.
Now review the backup job and make sure everything looks correct.
Here you can also schedule the days and times the backup occurs.
Save the backup settings and kick off your first backup and while it runs you can monitor the progress.
Click the View Details button to see exactly what is being backup during the process.
When the backup is complete you will see the two backup files and image folder if you created one. I backed up 20GB of data and it took around 15 minutes including the system image which came to 11GB.
Double click on the backup file and can restore files or manage the size of the backups folder.
Restore Files from Backup
If you need to go back and restore a file from a backup click on Restore my files in the Backup and Restore Center.
Now you can browse or search the most recent backup for a file or folder your missing.
Next you can restore them back to the original location or choose a different spot then click Restore.
Progress of the restoration will vary depending on the size of the data and location it’s restoring from.
Manage Backup Size
Sometimes you may need to recover some disk space and Windows 7 allows you to manage the size of your backups. In the Backup and Restore section click on the Manage Space link.
Your given a summary of the backup location and what is taking up space from the backup.
Click on the View backups button to check the different dated backups where you can delete older ones if needed.
You can also change how windows retains older system images.
Backing up data is one of the most important but overlooked tasks for a computer user. If you have another backup app you might not consider letting Windows do it, but overall, the new backup and restore utility in Windows 7 is much better than previous versions.
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
found this thought i would share with you guys and gals
The backup utilities in previous versions of Windows have been less than spectacular resulting in a nice market for third party applications. Today we take a look at the Backup and Restore feature in Windows 7 that may be their best backup tool yet.
Set the Backup
To set up a backup in Windows 7 open up Computer right-click on your local drive and select Properties. Then click on the Tools tab and click the Back up now button.
In the Back up or restore your files window click the link to set up a backup.
Windows will search for a suitable drive to store the backup or you can also choose a location on your network. If you backup to a network location you might need the password to the share.
You can have Windows choose what to backup or you can choose the files and directories. Because I like more user control for this tutorial I am choosing what to backup but it’s completely up to you.
Note: If you let Windows choose it will not backup Program Files, anything formatted with the FAT file system, files in the Recycle Bin, or any temp files that are 1GB or more.
Select the files and folder to include in the backup. Also notice you can select the option to create an image of your local drive.
Now review the backup job and make sure everything looks correct.
How To Use Backup and Restore in Windows 7
found this thought i would share with you guys and gals
The backup utilities in previous versions of Windows have been less than spectacular resulting in a nice market for third party applications. Today we take a look at the Backup and Restore feature in Windows 7 that may be their best backup tool yet.
Set the Backup
To set up a backup in Windows 7 open up Computer right-click on your local drive and select Properties. Then click on the Tools tab and click the Back up now button.
In the Back up or restore your files window click the link to set up a backup.
Windows will search for a suitable drive to store the backup or you can also choose a location on your network. If you backup to a network location you might need the password to the share.
You can have Windows choose what to backup or you can choose the files and directories. Because I like more user control for this tutorial I am choosing what to backup but it’s completely up to you.
Note: If you let Windows choose it will not backup Program Files, anything formatted with the FAT file system, files in the Recycle Bin, or any temp files that are 1GB or more.
Select the files and folder to include in the backup. Also notice you can select the option to create an image of your local drive.
Now review the backup job and make sure everything looks correct.
Here you can also schedule the days and times the backup occurs.
Save the backup settings and kick off your first backup and while it runs you can monitor the progress.
Click the View Details button to see exactly what is being backup during the process.
When the backup is complete you will see the two backup files and image folder if you created one. I backed up 20GB of data and it took around 15 minutes including the system image which came to 11GB.
Double click on the backup file and can restore files or manage the size of the backups folder.
Restore Files from Backup
If you need to go back and restore a file from a backup click on Restore my files in the Backup and Restore Center.
Now you can browse or search the most recent backup for a file or folder your missing.
Next you can restore them back to the original location or choose a different spot then click Restore.
Progress of the restoration will vary depending on the size of the data and location it’s restoring from.
Manage Backup Size
Sometimes you may need to recover some disk space and Windows 7 allows you to manage the size of your backups. In the Backup and Restore section click on the Manage Space link.
Your given a summary of the backup location and what is taking up space from the backup.
Click on the View backups button to check the different dated backups where you can delete older ones if needed.
You can also change how windows retains older system images.
Backing up data is one of the most important but overlooked tasks for a computer user. If you have another backup app you might not consider letting Windows do it, but overall, the new backup and restore utility in Windows 7 is much better than previous versions.
Hide Any Drive In 3 Steps
Hide Any Drive In 3 Steps
Most of you must have wondered if there exists a way without using software to Hide A Drive completely so that it cannot be viewed or accessed without unlocking it. Well for those who have and who haven't yet, here is a easiest method on How To Hide Any Drive In Just 3 Steps.
Here we go, follow these 3 simple steps:
01. Go To Start --> Run or use Win+R keys and type "cmd" and press Ok.
02. This will open Command Prompt for you. Now type "diskpart" and press Enter:
Once in Diskpart type "list volume" and press Enter:
This will list all the partitions in ur system.
Enter The Following Command
"select volume 10".
Remember to change 10 with the volume number of your partition you want to hide and press Enter:
03. Now as in my example I am hiding drive G: so my last command is "remove letter G" and then press Enter:
All done. Now open your computer and see that drive is made hidden
Now to make a drive Unhidden
Follow first 2 steps as such but in step 3 instead of remove letter G use "assign letter G"
For Vista/Windows 7
The commands becomes slightly different here:"assign letter=G"
You have successfully unlocked the Hidden Drive.
Hide Any Drive In 3 Steps
Most of you must have wondered if there exists a way without using software to Hide A Drive completely so that it cannot be viewed or accessed without unlocking it. Well for those who have and who haven't yet, here is a easiest method on How To Hide Any Drive In Just 3 Steps.
Here we go, follow these 3 simple steps:
01. Go To Start --> Run or use Win+R keys and type "cmd" and press Ok.
02. This will open Command Prompt for you. Now type "diskpart" and press Enter:
Once in Diskpart type "list volume" and press Enter:
This will list all the partitions in ur system.
Enter The Following Command
"select volume 10".
Remember to change 10 with the volume number of your partition you want to hide and press Enter:
03. Now as in my example I am hiding drive G: so my last command is "remove letter G" and then press Enter:
All done. Now open your computer and see that drive is made hidden
Now to make a drive Unhidden
Follow first 2 steps as such but in step 3 instead of remove letter G use "assign letter G"
For Vista/Windows 7
The commands becomes slightly different here:"assign letter=G"
You have successfully unlocked the Hidden Drive.
Branding Windows with your Name !!
Branding Windows with your Name !!
Open Notepad dump the following lines into it and Save It with the name OEMINFO.INI in the c:\windows\system32 directory:
- [General]
- Manufacturer=Your Name Here
- Model=Your Model Here
- [Support Information]
- Line1=Your Name Here
- Line2=Your Address Here
- Line3=Your Email Address Here
- Save the file, then make a right click on my computer select properties, in the general tab a button will be highlighted (support information) make a click on it, you will be able to see the changes.
- Now if you want to display some more information then simply increase the line in the file.
- ex: Line4=Your Working Hours Here
Branding Windows with your Name !!
Open Notepad dump the following lines into it and Save It with the name OEMINFO.INI in the c:\windows\system32 directory:
- [General]
- Manufacturer=Your Name Here
- Model=Your Model Here
- [Support Information]
- Line1=Your Name Here
- Line2=Your Address Here
- Line3=Your Email Address Here
- Save the file, then make a right click on my computer select properties, in the general tab a button will be highlighted (support information) make a click on it, you will be able to see the changes.
- Now if you want to display some more information then simply increase the line in the file.
- ex: Line4=Your Working Hours Here
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Make Windows XP Genuine::. l .::No Download Necessary
Make Windows XP Genuine::. l .::No Download Necessary
Make Windows XP Genuine::. l .::No Download Necessary
- Click Start
- Then press Run
- Write: Notepad
- When Notepad is opened
- Copy the below content and paste on Notepad window
- Code :
- After you've done that
- Click File
- Then click Save as
- Save named as license.reg in desktop
- Now in your Desktop you will see an icon likes this
,Open it
- Then will ask: Are you sure you want to add the information in C:/Documents and Settings/../Desktop/license.reg to the registry.
- Press Yes
- Be secure you've got the below message "Has been successfully entered info the Registry"
- Reboot your computer.
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