Steps are pretty much the same as when we talked about ‘Hiding Folders’ in the previous tutorials. All we need to do is re-trace our steps. Use the images as guides.
Folder Un-Hidden. Now you can view it normally.
How to View Hidden Folders next.
There are softwares available to this but i want to teach you ‘How To Hide Folders’ the Old Fashioned Way without the use of any software. Please bear with me as i may not be using the same Operating System as you are but nevertheless i will make it as clear possible. We all have our different reasons for Hiding our folders. Some are Positive while some are Negative.
Congratulations, Folder successfully Hidden.
Simply. Isn’t it?
Incase you were wondering what Operating System i am using, its Windows 8. Have Fun.
How glorious can this be? Imagine turning your computer into a WiFi Hotspot. A WiFi Hotspot is a device that creates wireless connection that enables other WiFi oriented devices to connect to its created network and enjoy internet access.
A Wireless Connection can be created from any form of internet connection you have hooked up to your computer. It can be modem dial-up connection or maybe your LAN Network amongst others.
Though, it can be created manually, but the steps are going to be hard,tedious and computer skills will be required but with Connectify its easy, none tedious and best part doesn’t require much computer knowledge.
With Connectify Hotspot which serves as a software router for window computers makes use of the PC’s inbuilt WiFi technology to wirelessly share any available network with neighbours, friends, coursemates etc. 3G and 4G can also be shared.
Steps :
1. Choose your Hotspot’s Username and Password.
2. Choose the Internet you want to share.
3. Click on Start Hotspot.
Works on all editions of Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.
Password Protecting Program isn’t a common phenomenon but imagine you had a troublesome cousin that just operates and messes up your computer whenever he is around. This is a cool way of preventing some nuisance.
Use Program Protector.
Its the World’s No.1 tool for programs protection.
This is a very use to use software and it doesn’t require any special computer skills. All you need to do is password a software with a few clicks. It works with all computer programs.
Supports Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8.
Picture _ taken with HyperSnap
You know uploading your personal files can be frustrating at some point in time, well it all depends on your internet connection. If you have a fast internet connection then you don’t have a problem, but for people like me who have slow internet connection we need this because sometimes you really need to get a particular file online, you have tried uploading at different online storage websites but all to no avail.
Try Dropbox.
Dropbox renders both free and premium services ranging from about 2GB – 100GB.
Files saved on dropbox automatically saves to your computer and also the internet.
Files are easily shared
With Dropbox you have no fire of losing important documents,pictures because all will be backed up on their secured server. So basically, using dropbox you are able to upload files easily, share easily and backup easily.
Making a partition in your computer is basically allocating a portion out of your overall hard disk drive size to be an independent drive on its own. Ok, lets say you have total hard disk space of 500GB, normally we all know that it can’t necessarily be 500GB, it would most likely be a 465GB, well depending on the manufacturers. When you say you want to create a partition out of your 465GB HDD, you need to specify how much space you want to extract from the 465GB HDD and how much u want the new partition to be.
Here’s an easy-to-use that helps you do all the hard work and all you have to do is just seat back and input the figures.
Acronis Disk Director – With the following Key Features :
Merge two or more HDD partitions together.
Split one HDD partition to two or three.
Swap HDD partition support from FAT32 to NTFS and more.
Resize different HDD partitions.
Format partitions.
Hide partitions.
Fully supports Windows XP, Vista , 7 and 8.
Picture _ Taken by HyperSnap.
We all have gotten used to taken screenshots and snapshots with our mobile devices mostly with our Blackberry Mobile Devices with the advent of the ‘Munching’ initiative. Well a similar initiative was also incorporated in the Computing World some years ago, Although many individuals are not familiar with this development. Here’s a way you can achieve this through the use of a software called HyperSnap.
When talking about HyperSnap, we should not fail to say the following :
HyperSnap is the fastest when it comes to taking screen captures ranging from FullScreen, Pan Region, Active Window, Text Capturing is also available amongst many more features. It’s very easy to use, it employs a friendly interface for easy understanding.
It works on Windows XP, Vista, 7 and 8. That is there are no compatability problems.
It has a modern ‘ribbon’ menu, toolbar look
Its a versatile software
It is capable of capturing multiple images at any angle as long as it your computer screen.
Has unlimited undo’s and redo’s. How cool is that?
and Much More!
Here’s a quick snapshot of my Laptop (FullScreen SnapShot)
Once you turn the computer on, the monitor will go through a series of tasks before it is ready for you to interact with it (this process is called “startup”). This will last for about 1-2 minutes. If the computer is not working correctly, you may see an error message during startup.
In the picture to the left, the process is called a “Log On” window and it means that the computer is password protected. If you do not see this window upon starting the computer, you can assume that your computer is NOT password protected and can be accessed by anyone. To log on simply enter your username and password.
Most computers have a mode called “Sleep Mode”, in which the computer is on, but it has assumed an energy-efficient, minimal power mode. To “wake” it up simply move the mouse around or press the space bar on the keyboard, and it will “wake up” and return to the exact same place that it was when it went to sleep.
To turn a computer on if it is off, simply press the power button one ( No need to hold the button, just press and release)
Let’s get started! As you sit down at your desk, you can assume that your computer system is one of the three states :
OFF: This is exactly what it sounds like. The computer is off, and no parts are running or working. The monitor is black (no images), there is no “whirring” sound from the CPU, and the computer is unresponsive to the movements of the mouse or pressing keys on the keyboard. The power button would not be lit up.
ON: When a computer is on, you should see images on the monitor, you will most likely hear a “whirring” noise coming from the CPU (hopefully not too loud!), and the pointer on the screen (the small white arrow) should respond when you move the mouse.
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