How To Increase Your Torrent Download Speed With CheatEngine

Download the Torrent client to your computer like Utorrent and install it .

• Now Download the Cheat Engine to your computer and install-

Download link of Cheat Engine

• After installing both the Utorrent and Cheat Engine open both.
• Switch To Cheat engine now, Now you can see a “computer like symbol” . It is used the open the processes running in your system.


• Open it and choose the Utorrent process and after selecting click “open”.


• Now again repeat the same step as above , now click on “Attach debugger to process”.
• You will get a message to press yes or No. Click on Yes.
• Now you have to Enable Speedhack and make the speed limit to 0.5


• Now finally you have to click on “Apply” .
• Don’t close the Cheat engine , just minimize it and After few seconds you can observer increase in the Torrent download speed.

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Conclusion:

Finally you have doubled your torrent download speed with the free software called cheat engine. Now enjoy the torrent speed .

Shortcuts to open Links In New TAB

SHORTCUT !!!

You need : Mozilla Firefox or Internet Explorer 7

Simple :

* Click any link with the Scroll Wheel* The link opens in New Tab !

Enjoy !!!

How to Lock any Folder Without using any software?

You might be wondering that How any folder can be locked without using any software like Folder Lock, File Lock, etc. People want to lock the folders that they do not want to share with others or they do not want others view the contents inside the folder. So if you also want to lock a folder which you don't want others to see, you have to read this post carefully and follow the steps given. So now if you are ready to lock a folder, follow these steps :

• First of all open a blank Notepad document. To open a blank Notepad document go to Start Menu >>> All Programs >>> Accesories >>> Notepad.
• Copy this entire code given below and paste it there.
• Now replace " type your password here " with a password with wich you want your folder to be protected.
• Now you can save your notepad file with the name " locker.bat ".To do this go to File menu >>> Save As... >>> type locker.bat >>> Save.
• Now go to the place where you have saved tha file locker.bat. You will notice a MS-DOS Batch File with the name locker.
• Double click it. You will notice a Locker named folder there.
• Now just copy what you want to lock and paste it inside the folder named Locker.
• Again double click MS-DOS Batch File with the name locker. Now you will notice a black window asking you "  Are you sure u want to Lock the folder(Y/N) "
• Now press Y and hit enter on your keyboard.
• Now the Locker folder will get disappeared.
• To unlock the Locker folder double click the same file and enter the password.

**********************Code Starts*********************

cls

@ECHO OFF

title Folder Locker

if EXIST "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" goto UNLOCK

if NOT EXIST Locker goto MDLOCKER

:CONFIRM

echo Are you sure u want to Lock the folder(Y/N)

set/p "cho=>"

if %cho%==Y goto LOCK

if %cho%==y goto LOCK

if %cho%==n goto END

if %cho%==N goto END

echo Invalid choice.

goto CONFIRM

:LOCK

ren Locker "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"

attrib +h +s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"

echo Folder locked

goto End

:UNLOCK

echo Enter password to Unlock folder

set/p "pass=>"

if NOT %pass%==type your password here goto FAIL

attrib -h -s "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}"

ren "Control Panel.{21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}" Locker

echo Folder Unlocked successfully

goto End

:FAIL

echo Invalid password

goto end

:MDLOCKER

md Locker

echo Locker created successfully

goto End

:End

 

 

Reset or Hack Password Windows XP, Vista and 7 by Hiren's BootCD Offline NT/2000/XP/Vista/7 Password Changer

Follow this video on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JIx46zQlKCk

• For doing this you require "Hirens.BootCD.14.0.zip"
• After downloading the software. you have to create it's boot disc that is burn the .iso file to create boot disc.
• Enter your bios and change the boot order so that the first boot device is your cd/dvd and press a key when requested to boot.

Speeding up Windows XP

• Convert your hard drive to NTFS. If your drive is using FAT16 or FAT32, you can gain performance by converting it to NTFS.
• Remove malware from your system. Spyware comes bundled with a lot of free software found on the Internet. It can slow your machine down to a crawl. Download and install Spybot Search & Destroy. Start your computer in Safe Mode and give your machine a full scan for spyware.
• Clean the registry. Cleaning the registry could also speed up Windows XP significantly as there are a lot of calls to the registry by Windows and other programs in a short period. You can get a good tool from Intel Software Partners
• Disable the Indexing Service. The Indexing Service scans your hard drive and indexes files to help speed up searching. It runs in the background using up memory and processor time, and is generally thought to be unnecessary by most nerds and/or geeks. It can also wake you up if your hard disk is noisy and you leave your machine on at night. To disable the Indexing Service, open My Computer, right-click on the hard drive, go to Properties and click on the check box to clear the check mark next to "Allow indexing service to index this hard drive for faster searching". Click OK. It may take a while for the operation to complete.
• Reduce Visual Effects. Windows XP can look good, but displaying all the visual items can waste system resources. To optimize, go to Start, right click My Computer, and go to the Advanced tab in the Performance area and click Settings, then choose "Adjust for best performance". If you still want to keep the look of Windows XP, you can leave the last 3 check boxes selected. It is recommended that you do uncheck these boxes when installing a big or graphics heavy program (like the Adobe programs). Sometimes unchecking these will help rendering pictures, movies or listening to music.
• Speed up folder browsing. Go to My Computer > Tools menu > Folder Options > View tab. Uncheck "Automatically search for network folders and printers" and "Launch folders in a separate process". Click Apply, then click OK.
• Increase computer download speed. Go to Google.com and type "tcp optimizer" into the search bar. Click the first link. Download the program and run it. Once open go to File > Backup current settings and save it. Once saved adjust your speed to what your max internet speed it suppose to be. Then click on optimal settings then apply and reboot. Then your download speed should increase.
• Make menus load faster. Press WinKey + R and then type "regedit" and press Enter. Now find "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop", double click "MenuShowDelay", reduce the number to around 100, but not too less.
• Disable unnecessary services. Windows XP offers a lot of services and there run many programs that take up system resources and you may never need those programs. Below is a list of services that can be disabled on most machines: Alerter, Clipbook, Computer Browser, Distributed Link Tracking Client, Indexing Service, IPSEC Services, Messenger, Netmeeting Remote Desktop Sharing, Portable Media Serial Number, Remote Desktop Help Session Manager, Remote Procedure Call Locator, Remote Registry, Secondary Logon, Routing & Remote Access, Server, SSDP Discovery Service, Telnet, TCP/IP NetBIOS Helper, Upload Manager, Universal Plug and Play Device Host, Windows Time, Wireless Zero Configuration (Do not disable the last one if you use a wireless network). To disable these services, press WinKey + R and type "services.msc", double click on the service you want to change, change the startup type to "Disable".
• Speed up folder access by disabling Last Access Update. Press WinKey + R and type "regedt32", click through the treeview until you arrive at "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\FileSystem", Right click in a blank area of the window on the right and select New > DWORD Value. Call it "NtfsDisableLastAccessUpdate" and then double click the new value and change the value data to "1", and press Enter.
• Improve boot times. Press WinKey + R and type in "regedt32", then press Enter. Find "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Dfrg\BootOptimizeFunction", Select "Enable" from the list on the right, double click on it, change the value to "Y", and press Enter, and close the window. Now press WinKey + R, type in "msconfig" and click OK. Click on the Startup tab and uncheck every item you don't need. Do NOT disable entries added by antivirus and antispyware programs as doing so will make your computer more vulnerable to viruses and malware.
• Improve swapfile performance. (Note: some people say that this only helps on Win9x and is useless for Windows NT based systems, including WinXP and Win2000). It basically makes sure that your PC uses every last drop of memory (faster than swap file) before it starts using the swap file. Press WinKey + R, type in "msconfig" and then press Enter. Click on the System.ini tab, and expand the 386enh tab by clicking on the plus sign. Click on New, then in the blank box type "ConservativeSwapfileUsage=1". Press Enter, and restart your pc to see the changes taking place.
• Improve your XP's shutdown speed. This tweak reduces the time that XP takes before automatically closing any running programs when you give it the command to shutdown. Press WinKey + R and type in "regedt32" and press Enter. Find "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop", double click "WaitToKillAppTimeout" and change the value to "1000", and press Enter. Double click "HungAppTimeout", change the value to "1000". Press Enter and find "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control", double click "WaitToKillServiceTimeout" and change the value to "1000", and press Enter.
• Remove the background image on your desktop. Right click the Desktop and click "Properties", and go to the "Desktop" tab. Change the wallpaper to "None". This will greatly speed up Windows XP. Also go to the "Settings" tab, and change "Colour quality" to "Medium (16 bit)".
• Remove unwanted programs. Go to Start > Control Panel > Add or Remove Programs. Remove unwanted programs and free up some space.

Edit Tips

• You might want to back up your disks before following the instructions so if something goes wrong, you will at least not loose your documents.
• Most changes take place after you reboot.
• You can easily make a restore point in Start > Accessories > System Tools > System Restore. It will then give you the option to create a restore point or go back to one you created earlier. This will be good if something happens to your computer while you are trying to speed it up and you have to go back to when you made the point. This may be different in Vista but if you put System Restore in the search box, you should be able to still get there.
• The Wireless Zero Configuration can be disabled if a program other than Windows monitors wireless connectivity.
• Deleting your temp files will also help a little. To do that just go to "Start", click "Run", in the window that comes up type "Temp" and start deleting.
• To open the "Run" dialog in Windows Vista or Windows 7, type "Run" into the search box, then press Enter. Pressing WinKey + R will do the same.
• It is a good idea to defragment the drive after you do the other steps.

How to Slipstream Your SATA Drivers Into a Windows XP Installation CD Using nLite

A common error encountered by Windows XP fans when attempting to downgrade their new laptop from Vista to XP is a STOP error, also called a BSOD (blue screen of death). This happens when the installer looks for a parallel ATA (Advanced Technology Attachment) interface but finds a serial ATA interface instead.

"As of 2009, SATA has mostly replaced parallel ATA in all shipping consumer PCs."[1]
This means that in most cases, if you choose to run Windows XP on your new laptop, you must integrate your SATA controller’s drivers into your Windows CD or else the installer will never see your hard drive. This process is called slipstreaming.
This guide will show you step by step how to successfully integrate the SATA controller drivers for any laptop with the Mobile Intel® ICH9M chipset into your Windows XP installation source. Although the process may be similar for other laptop chipsets , you should find out which chipset you have and locate the appropriate SATA controller drivers.

Steps

1. Locate and download the SATA Controller driver by using a search engine to find a file named “f6flpy3286.zip”
2. Extract the file contents to “%userprofile%\desktop\SATA Driver”
3. Download and install nLite. nLite is a free program which allows you to integrate software and drivers into a Windows installation source. Use a search engine to locate nLite v1.4.9.1 or download the installer from the following location: http://www.nliteos.com/download.html
4. Insert your Windows XP CD and cancel the AutoPlay menu if it comes up.
5. Launch nLite. Choose English (default) and click Next.
   
6. Now you must locate the installation source path. Enter the drive letter of your CD-ROM, usually "E:\" or "D:\" (without quotes) as the path to your Windows installation source. Click Next.
   

   Now you must locate the installation source path.
7. A message pops up saying "Select where to save the CD installation files for modification", just click OK.
   
   

   A message pops up saying "Select where to save the CD installation files for modification", just click OK.
8. Select Desktop, click Make New Folder and name it "XP Source" (without quotes). Now click OK.
   
   

   Select Desktop, click Make New Folder and name it "XP Source" (without quotes).
9. nLite will now copy your XP installation files to the folder you created. Click Next when this is complete.
   
   

   nLite will now copy your XP installation files to the folder you created.
10. You should now be at the Presets page which should be empty unless you have used nLite before. Just click Next.
    
    

    You should now be at the Presets page which should be empty unless you have used nLite before.
11. Now you are at the Task Selection window. Click on Drivers and Bootable ISO, then click Next.
    
    

    Now you are at the Task Selection window.
12. You have to locate our SATA controller driver here. Click Insert,
    
    

    You have to locate our SATA controller driver here.
    and choose Single Driver.
    
    

    
13. In the File Name box type in "%userprofile%\desktop\sata driver\iaAHCI.inf" (without quotes) and click Open.
    
    

    In the File Name box type in "%userprofile%\desktop\sata driver\iaAHCI.
14. The Driver Integration Options window pops up now. Make sure Textmode driver is selected as the Mode type. Highlight "Intel (R) ICH9M-E/M SATA AHCI Controller" and click OK, then click Next.
    
    

    The Driver Integration Options window pops up now.
15. A new message comes up asking "Do you want to start the process?", click Yes
    
    

    A new message comes up asking "Do you want to start the process?", click Yes.
16. Now nLite will integrate your drivers into your XP installation folder (%userprofile%\desktop\XP Source). When this is finished, click Next, eject your Windows CD and insert a blank CD-R
17. You should be at the Bootable ISO window. Select Direct Burn for the Mode type and enter a volume label for your CD (eg. XPSP3SATA).
    
    

    You should be at the Bootable ISO window.
18. Now just click on Burn and wait for the CD writing process to complete.
    
    

    Now just click on Burn and wait for the CD writing process to complete.
19. Congratulations, you have successfully created a bootable Windows XP installation CD with your SATA controller drivers already integrated. You can now install Windows XP as you would normally.

Most Popular Online Free Data Storage Services.

In case your Hard Disk is full and you want to take data backup online then this article is just for you. I am going to list down some of the most popular cloud Data Storage services available in market today some are free.

All the below services are available free as well as in paid mode. If you act smartly you can end up storing up to 40+ GB of data online for free.
1. Drop Box:
You can store up to 2 GB free using this service. Click here to get started.

2. Google Drive:
You can store up to 5 GB free using Google Drive. Click here to get started.

3. Sky Drive:
This service is from Microsoft and you can store up to 25 GB free data. Click here to get Started.

4. Box Drive:
You can use this service also to store up to 5 GB free data storage. Visit this link for more details.

5. Sugar Box:
This is also a paid service but you can store up to 5 GB free data. Visit the link to get started.

Need to Edit a PDF That Can't Be Edited? Here's How

By Rick Broida, PCWorld 

The PDF format is great for sharing documents, but it can be a hassle, too. For example, have you ever received a PDF containing form data, only to find that Adobe Reader won't let you complete any of the fields?
That happens when the PDF is created without the necessary administrative rights. In other words, it's like the editing capability for that document was turned off. Sure, you can always print the PDF and fill it in by hand, but doesn't that defeat the whole purpose of an electronic document?
The solution is to use a PDF reader that allows editing even when the PDF itself does not. I recommend Foxit Reader, which, among other things, lets you add text to any PDF.
The first time you run Foxit, it'll ask if you want to make it the default PDF viewer. That's entirely up to you, but I find Foxit to be smaller, faster, and less intrusive than Adobe Reader (though it doesn't offer quite the same level of security).
To edit a PDF, start by opening it in Foxit instead of Reader. Next, click Comments, Typewriter Tools, Typewriter Tool. Now just click wherever you want to add text, then start typing. (The program offers other markup tools as well, in case you're interested.) When you're done, you can save, print, or e-mail your marked-up document.
Foxit Reader is free, but be sure to decline the Ask.com toolbar it tries to sneak in during installation.