Facebook Since 2004 ! Which You Liked the Most ???

The Android 5.0 - Named as Key Lime Pie !!!!

Well, what do you think of the next Android's Version ?
The Android 5.0 - Named as Key Lime Pie ! Coz after 'J' of Jelly Bean its 'K' next in line!
So these are the most discussed and anticipated features of the new Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie model !
>Releasing Date: late October together with the celebrating of the Android 5th birthday
>It also will be optimized for older phones
>It will run well also on devices with 512 MB of RAM
>Secure and safe for private data
>Improved battery life & speed
>Visual voice mail …
>Kids / Business-friendly modes for sensitive information’s and data
>Revamped messaging
>Offline maps
>Complete Android Backup, which can be restored on any Android device
>Enhanced multitasking
Other than these what new & Interesting features are you expecting from the Android's new Version ?
Comment in your choices & opinions!

Top - 10 Programming language is Currently in Use !

1. Java – 35.7%
2. C, C++ – 15.3%
3. C# – 12.7%
4. Perl – 11.9%
5. JavaScript – 10.9%
6. Visual Basic .NET – 5.2%
7. PHP – 2.9%
8. Ajax – 2.7%
9. Python – 2.0%
10. Ruby – 0.7%

Hack keyboard to make it type anything continuously..

• Open Notepad and copy the following code.

Set wshShell = wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "You are a fool."
loop

• You can change You are a fool. to any other text
• Save it as abc,vbs 
• And send it to your friends  

Convert text into audio using Notepad .. it's awsome.. Try it..

Today I am going to tell you another notepad trick. If you want to convert your text in to audio you have to use any programmes. But from this method you don't want to use another software.  An easy trick from Notepad.
Let's start.

• Open notepad.
• Copy the code bellow.
• Dont Change the Code.

Dim msg, sapi
msg=InputBox("Enter your text for Conversation | Tool by Sandy (http://sandy79382143.blogspot.com)"," Text-To-Audio Converter By Sandy Solanki")
Set sapi=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
sapi.Speak msg

• Now save it on desktop as text_audio.vbs  

  
Click on this Icon.

• And that's it.

• then show the box bellow.

• Now  type anything. Then click OK.

How To Restrict Access To Drives In My Computer In Windows

If you have a shared or public computer that several people use, you might want to restrict access to it’s drives to prevent users from deleting important data. Today we look at restricting access to some or all drives on the machine using Local Group Policy.
Note: This method uses Local Group Policy Editor which is not available on home versions of Windows 7 or Vista
First type gpedit.msc in the search box of the Start Menu and hit Enter.

Now navigate to User Configuration \ Administrative Templates \ Windows Components \ Windows Explorer. Then on the right side under Setting, double click on Prevent access to drives from My Computer.

Select Enable then under Options from the drop down menu you can restrict a certain drive, a combination of drives, or restrict them all. The main drive you would probably want to restrict is the C:\ drive or which ever lettered drive Windows is installed on. Restricting all drives means they can’t access the CD or DVD drive, and cannot use a flash drive if they need to get files from it.
Note: This setting won’t prevent users from using programs that access the local drives.

The restrictions take effect immediately, no restart is required. When a user opens up My Computer they’ll be able to see which drives are listed, but when they try to access a restricted drive, they’ll get the following error message.

For the screenshots in this tutorial we used Windows 7 Ultimate, but this process also works with XP Professional and Vista (not in Home versions) the screens just look different.

Local Group Policy allows you to customize several settings for how you want to administer your machine. Restricting access to certain drives in addition to other security and access measures, can help  keep a shared computer stable and secure.

How to Recover Hidden Files From Virus Infected USB Pendrive without any Software.....

We are using USB pen drives for data transfer between computers. It's very important to keep your data always with you. When you're using pen drives, the biggest problem is Viruses. Mostly pen drives doesn't consist any security measures. So viruses and malwares can attack our pen drive easily. If virus attacks your pen drive, it hides the all the files and creates .exe extension to replace the hidden files.
Normally you can view hidden files by clicking Folder Options --> View --> Show Hidden Files and Folders But this simple method doesn't work when your pen drive is attacked by harmful viruses.
So here I'll provide you an easiest method to view your infected files from pen drive without using any software.
Insert pen drive into computer and find drive letter of connected USB drive For Example, E:
Now click on Start --> Run
In Run box, type cmd and hit Enter
Now command prompt will appear, in command prompt type the drive letter of your pen drive and hit Enter. Example type E:
After that, type attrib -s -h /s /d *.*
Now hit Enter and wait for sometime. That's all, you have done !!! Now you can view all your files in pen drive without any problems.