Tuesday, 12 June 2012

{TUT} Multiple Emails In One - How Too - {TUT}

Okay guys so alot of you must know how annoying it is when you have to
create a new email after you fail/Succeed an SE, but i have hear for you
today a little trick you can do that i found out while getting annoyed
with how may emails i had soo here i go....

1. First of all you want too create a Hotmail Email account.

2. hover over the Inbox folder 'thing' you should see a little Cog type thing.




3. click that then a menu should appear, then you want too click 'Create
Hotmail Alias'.

5. Then it will redirect you to your hotmail inbox and this page should pop up all you have to do is click 'Done'.


6.Well thats it You should now have a working email id in your email (And makes sense lol :p)




Thanks for looking at this TUT, if it helped comment your feed back below !!

Monday, 11 June 2012

[Tut] Ultimate Guide To Protect Youself




The Ultimate Guide To Protect Youself


Here is a very detailed Guide to stay protected from any kind of malware like Trojans or Malicious files. Enjoy Reading

The basic idea is to have a good army of ANTI's to protect yourself. You will need the following tools:-
1) Anti-Virus :- Run an Anti-Virus no matter how powerful your system is. Even free ones would do. Below is the list of free topline Anti-Virus.
•Avira Antivirus Personal
•Avast
•Panda Cloud


2) Anti-Malware :- There are two recommendation that i would give. Both of them are free, do a great job and both run on your demand.
•MalwareBytes Anti-Malware
•Super AntiSpyware


3) Host Intrusion Prevention System:- This is also known as HIPS. It can Prevent you from unwanted intrusions like telnet acess etc. My personal recommendation is
•Win Patrol


4) Firewall:- Dont forget to run Windows Firewall. If its setup correctly it can block most unwanted intrusions. And you could also run free firewalls out there. Some of the most used ones include
•Comodo Firewall
•Sunbelt Firewall


5) Key Scrambler:- Use some free key scramblers to protect yourself from keylogging. And most importantly use a virtual keyboard while typing in passwords of bank logins, paypal login etc.
Some of the free ones are:-
•KeyScrambler Personal 2.6


6) Browser Selection:- Internet browsers are personal choice. No matter whatever browser you use, never save any password.
If you want to save passwords, then use the following method:-
•Download Mozilla Firefox and install it.
•Open Firefox ----> Tools ----> Options -----> Security Tab.
•Tick "Remember password for sites" and "Use a master password".
•Type in a master password.


Now each time you goto a login page where the password is saved, it will first ask for the master password, hence protecting your password from stealers.

7) Sandboxie :- Use Sandboxie if you are a heavy downloader. What sandboxie does is understood from the picture below:


8) Use VmWare to run unkown softwares. It is similar to sandboxie.

9) Never save any password on IM clients like MSN, Yahoo, Skype etc.

10) Never save passwords on ftp clients like filezilla, smart ftp etc.

11) Never download any softwares which says poker chips creator, free paypal money adder etc. Never believe in such softwares which dont exist. Its all fake softwares which are binded probably with a bot.

12) Never visit links which you are not sure.

13) Never accept pictures sent through IM clients where the sender in unkown.

14) Finally make sure all your windows, anti-virus, anti-malware definitions are upto date.

Sunday, 10 June 2012

Windows 7 Blue Screen Problems and How To Fix This Error

The blue screen error — also known as Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) — is pretty common on all versions of Windows, be it the oldest or even the newest one. This error can get really annoying. It can even block users from logging onto their Windows operating system. As a result, the system is seemingly impossible to use at all. But what PC users should keep in mind is that they are not the only people to experience this particular problem. As mentioned earlier, it has been pretty common and, fortunately, people have found out some workaround methods that may prove to be quite effective in solving the BSOD.


BSOD Triggers

However, it is important to understand what may have triggered the BSOD. Most of the time, BSOD can be triggered by a recent change in either the computer’s hardware or software. For example, a newly installed hardware will most likely need proper driver files in order to work properly. Although it is true that the drivers are normally provided with the hardware, there are times when the driver files may happen to be corrupted. Another possibility is that one or more of the applications or software installed on the system encounters conflicts. Also, taking into accounts that drivers are software as well, they may just as well trigger the conflicts.

Yet, if the problem is not on the software, chances are there is something wrong with the hardware. It may have been damaged or installed improperly. In this case, it is always a good idea to try using the hardware in question on another computer to see if it works.

How to Solve BSOD

There are several ways that may well solve the blue screen error. The first way is to uninstall the drivers and try to install the latest drivers from the website of the hardware vendor. Secondly, it is worth trying to uninstall the device using the Device Manager utility. Last but not least, System Restore utility built into Windows may also be pretty helpful.

However, some people may wonder how they can run all these utilities if they cannot even log onto Windows. Well, the Safe Mode provided with each version of Windows is normally the answer to this. When the computer is trying to boot after passing the self diagnosis process, constantly hitting the F8 key will usually display a list of advanced Windows options, one of which is the Safe Mode. Choosing it will enable users to log onto the system yet with limited capabilities. However, it is enough to solve the BSOD.




So, at this stage, it is possible to use any of the 3 possible methods mentioned earlier. The first is to uninstall the drivers. Yet, one thing that is important to keep in mind that Windows tends to leave junks behind after some things are uninstalled. Therefore, it may be necessary to launch the Registry Cleaners to clean up the rest of the troublesome drivers. Manual registry edition is not advisable for newbies because Windows Registry it`s such delicate thing that, you can easily damage Windows functionality if you’re not know what are you doing!





The second method is to uninstall the device using Device Management utility. This utility can be launched by typing “devmgmt.msc” in the command line. Once the utility window shows up, simply right click on the troublesome device and choose Uninstall.

Lastly, there is System Restore. However, this method won’t be useful unless this feature is kept active all the time. Some advanced PC users may disable it to save spaces and processing time of applications. System Restore can be accessed by clicking the Start button and then choosing Programs followed by Accessories and System Tools. Users simply need to choose a date before they install the new conflicting hardware or software and Windows will revert everything to that date. As a result, the operating system should now be working normally again.

1. Go to Start → Programs → Accessories → System Tools → System Restore


















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