Click start & select run.Type regedit
do this with caution:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE//SOFTWARE//MICROSOFT//WINDOWS//CURRENTVERSION//WINDOWS NT//CURRENT VERSION//WINLOGON
right click on there blank space & click new->string value
Rename that string to AutoAdminlogon
Open the AutoAdminlogon & take value 1.
Now click ok, then restart your pc.
Can’t boot your computer, and think the problem is malware? Boot a live CD made specifically for scanning your computer without starting Windows. A live CD is a tool that boots completely from a CD or a flash drive, meaning you can use these tools whether Windows is working or not. A variety of live CDs exist that make it possible to scan your computer for viruses.
Recently I wrote the manual 50 Cool Uses For Live CDs. In this manual I pointed out a variety of different disks made specifically for scanning for viruses. Five such tools are highlighted in the manual; find out about three of them below. Be sure to download the manual to read about the rest!
Perhaps the best-known live virus scanner, the BitDefender live CD removes viruses when all else fails. This tool, which uses the same definitions that power BitDefender’s desktop scanner, runs on a version of Xubuntu.
Start the CD, update your virus definitions, run a scan. It’s simple to use, so get started.
There are a number of other applications included on this disk, so it’s worth exploring a little bit. The disk also has access to Ubuntu’s repositories, so you can also install any of the thousands of programs if necessary. Read more about BitDefender’s Live CD.
Known for it’s excellent scanning on the desktop, Kaspersky also comes in live CD form. In some ways this tool is less straightforward than BitDefender; you’ll need to remember to update yourself instead of being prompted, for example. Still, this is a well done tool that can catch a lot of malware and clean it up.
There’s not a lot on this disk besides the virus scanner, but what else do you need? Read more about the Kaspersky Rescue CD.
Like AVG, and trust its protection? You should check out the AVG live CD. Unlike the above tools, AVG’s live environment does not include a GUI. Instead, you’ll find a text-based interface:
Don’t be frightened, it’s easy to use. Just use the arrow keys to make your selection. Run a scan, then clean up any malware you find. You’ll want to run an update first, of course. It’s also worth checking out the “Utilities” section of this disk, as it contains a bunch of useful tools including a file browser (“Midnight Commander”) and a program for recovering deleted data.
You can read more about this CD, and find a download on AVG’s official Rescue CD page.
There you have it, three virus scanners you can run when Windows won’t boot. You can find more such tools, and a lot of information about live CDs, in our live CD guide, so be sure to check it out. Avira and Panda’s live environments are both linked too.
Oh, and a tip – you can combine all of these tools, and many more, onto a single flash drive using YUMI, a tool for booting multiple live CDs from one USB disk.
GifSoup is a free video to GIF converter tool that lets you turn YouTube videos into a GIF animations and then download them onto computer. Creating animations is easy, just enter the URL of the video and click on the “Create” button. Then select start and end times (max: up to 10 seconds) for your animation and hit “Finish” button. GifSoup will process your request and give you a download link to save generated GIF files. There is also an option to preview them online.
Features:
Ever come across a lengthy essay?Than Topicmarks is for you.
Using semantic text extraction and personalization technologies, Topicmarks extracts text from the .pdf, .doc, .html and .txt documents that you upload, copy/paste, email in or enter the URL of. The service then gives you the option to view the “Overview,””Facts,””Summary” and”Keywords” of the document as well as “Properties” where you can see the original source. You can also interact with the “Overview” in a multitude of ways, including searching by key word and adding more or less text to the summary as needed.
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Today I am going to review some freebie sites.
Lockerz–Lockerz.com is an international social networking and e-commerce website based out of Pittsburgh, PA with an additional office in Seattle, WA. The site was last stated to have 17 million members in 195 different countries.
Members are rewarded with Lockerz points (PTZ) for logging in to the site, watching short videos, referring friends, answering daily questions and polls, among other activities. Members can then redeem their PTZ for discounts on clothing, electronics, fashion accessories and other products in the Lockerz SHOP and special redemptions. With every purchase from Lockerz, members earn additional PTZ for future discounts. Discounts range from 1 to 100% off merchandise.
Lockerz is targeted to Generation Z – men and women ages 13-30. Most members are located in the United States, Canada, Western Europe, Brazil and Australia. About 300 members serve on the Lockerz advisory board, or “LAB,” which tests features before they are released to the general public.
Greenzoner–GreenZoner is a free membership site where free gifts, commerce and community are offered for participating in eco-oriented projects for Gz Generation.
It was inspired with the idea of creating a website were users can make all the things that they love doing on Internet and to make it more fun, there are CHANCES of winning cool stuff.
Dailyerz, the idea until now, is a place were you will be able to play the best games. Where you will be able to watch the best videos. A social network, where you will be able to meet people, interact with them, send them messages, join groups, discuss, share stuff and more!
Something really amazing about this website, is that it gathered the “open source” work of many people, showing the world the power of open source.
This site was created and is being administrated by Gabriel von Barthalis, not with the idea of being the competition of Lockerz, just with the goal of creating this community. A fun site, with chances of winning stuff, THE place where you want to be, meeting people, discovering the latest trends.
Welcome to Fribiz – the first ever social marketplace, where you can win real and exciting products,
just for being you!
Fribiz was founded and is managed by Effi Fuks and Yaniv Shimony on June 2010, and was developeand designed by Lionite.
After joining Fribiz, you would be able to bid for products – using virtual credits called “fribiz”. You can start earning fribiz the moment you register in various ways such as: inviting friends, participating in auctions or missions and interacting with our business partners. At no stage we will be collecting credit card information or require any other form of payment.
It is important for you to know that Fribiz.com maintains a high standard of privacy protection to ensure your satisfaction. We do not share your email address (or any other type of personal information) with spammers or other abusive services – not even with our business partners.
If you want invite of lockerz,greenzoner or dailyerz just comment below.
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