Sunday, 15 June 2014

Chrome Not Working. Loads, But Remains Useless

Chrome Not Working. Loads, But Remains Useless





chrome stopped working. It starts up fine and I get the frontend up, but no webpages can be loaded. Your firefox, IE works fine from the same windows xp laptop.you tried reinstalling the product, but still the Chrome starts up and remains absolutely useless. There are no firewall or proxy problems 

you Have A solution 

Please do following steps

1.right click on the shortcut icon in the desktop

2.click properties

3.Edit the target path

4. leave a space after normal target path look like

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe"

5.Write the following text as it is

|no-sandbox

5.a. or try -no-sandbox

eg:-"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" |no-sandbox 


6. select suitable compatibility mode 




7.click apply & OK

8. run the program again 


9.if it works you can avoid |no-sandbox by re editing

10. give me the feed back

Sunday, 20 October 2013

Easy File Transfer

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Thursday, 22 August 2013

Turn your Windows 7 laptop into a Wi-Fi Hotspot 


System Requirements
Maryfi works with new Windows 7 logo-tested Wi-Fi devices, and many older devices that have compatible Windows 7 drivers (Supported Devices).
Before Installing Maryfi
Before downloading Maryfi to your Windows 7 computer, you need to download and install Microsoft Virtual Wi-Fi Miniport Adapter. This is an important update to your Windows 7 laptop to run your computer in the Access Point mode. Besides it gives your computer the ability to connect to a Wi-Fi hotspot, and run Maryfi and start your own Wi-Fi hotspot, this means that your computer acts as a Wi-Fi client and Wi-Fi hotspot at the same time.
You can download this update from Microsoft website, or from Maryfi website.
Maryfi Interface
Setup Maryfi hotspot before starting
After downloading and installing Maryfi to your Windows 7 computer, you need to make some configurations to your new Access point and your Internet connection you want to share.

By default Wi-Fi Name (SSID) is Maryfi and password is12345678 (you can view the password by clicking on View button), you may change these settings by simply entering the new values into the relevant textboxes and when clicking start hotspot/stop hotspot new settings will be saved.

Maryfi software enables you to make a virtual Wi-Fi that others can get connected to and get access to Shared Folders (Offline Mode), and to enable Internet Connection Sharing to the Users of your hotspot you need to do some modifications to your Internet connection whether it's a DSL Connection, 3G Mobile Internet or even another Wi-Fi network.
To Enable Connection Sharing click on the View Network Connections to Setup Internet Sharing button in the Maryfi Interface.
 A window will come up. This window displays every connection you have in your computer (3G Mobile, Local Area Connection, Wireless Network Connection and your new Wireless Network Connection provided by Maryfi (Maryfi Connection)?etc.
If you are thinking of sharing your Mobile Internet connection (Mobile Broadband Connection 3 for example, seen in the previous window), right click on its icon and choose properties.
The mobile connection properties window is coming up. Move to Sharing Tab in the top.
Check Allow other network users to connect through this computer's Internet connection  (Yellow highlighting) and then click on select a private network connection (Blue highlighting) to choose Maryfi Connection.
After that click on Settings button to choose services you want to share.
Check any service you like to share and then click ok button to close advanced settings Window, and on Ok button again to close the parent window (Mobile Internet Connection Properties).
After finishing of connection sharing your Network Connections should look like this one.
Up
Starting Maryfi Hotspot
If we look to Notifications Tray before starting our hotspot we'll see wireless icon points to every wireless connections you have.
By clicking on this icon you get this if you are connecting to internet using your mobile 3G connection.
Now to start your Hotspot, just click on Start Hotspot button.
Wait a few seconds and you'll see Maryfi status changed to On
If you take another look to your wireless icon you'll see two connections, one your mobile connection and the other is your Maryfi connection, and the best of all there are two connections have access to the internet.
Now let your friends enjoy your internet. All you have to do is to provide them with the password to get connected to your hotspot.

Monday, 24 June 2013

Windows Tips

To mappings of IP addresses to host names

  • Open hosts file: Windows\system32\drivers\etc\
  • Each entry should be kept on an individual line. The IP address should be placed in the first column followed by the corresponding host name. The IP address and the host name should be separated by at least one space Additionally, comments (such as these) may be inserted on individual lines or following the machine name denoted by a '#' symbol.


# For example:##      102.54.94.97     rhino.acme.com          # source server#       38.25.63.10     x.acme.com              # x client host

(Warning!!!!!!!! Do carefully at your own Risk) 

Install windows xp along with windows 7


To make dual Boot

  1. First windows 7 in C drive
  2. Install windows xp D drive
  • Now you can view windows xp along booting
  • Boot manager of windows Xp is quiet different than windows 7

so we have to recover windows 7 boot manager for that ....

  1. boot windows xp and put windows 7 DVD in the drive
  2. From command prompt access the boot direction from  dvd then run command 
  3. bootsect/nt60 all-
  • Then Reboot the system then you can see windows 7 is rising up
  • Log on in admin powered account

Type the following commands bellow



  1. bcdedit/creat{ntldr}/d"windows Xp"
  2. bcdedit/set{ntldr}/device partion=C:
  3. bcdedit/creat{ntldr}path\ntldt
  4. bcdedit/displayorder{ntldr}/addlast

  • Then exit from command prompt 
  • Reboot your system
  • Now you can see both of your os willing to boot select one and continue.....
For more details Mail Me

Saturday, 22 June 2013

Connecting To The Internet

Connecting To The Internet

A computer alone is not enough to access the internet. In addition to Web browser software,the computer needs specific hardware and a connection to an Internet Service provider to view Web pages.

First , a computer must have a modem or network card. A modem is a device that enables a computer to connect to a network. A modem converts data to audio tunes and transmits the data over phone line s.A network card also called  a network interface card (NIC),is hardware that allows a computer to connect to the Internet through a network or high speed Internet connection,such as a local area network (LAN),cable modem or a Digital Subscriber Line(DSL).

After ensuring that a computer has a modem or a network card (most computers come with one or both of these ), the next step is to register with an INTERNET SERVICE PROVIDER (ISP) . Computers connect to an ISP using a Modem and a phone line ,LAN, DSL etc.

Bandwidth and cost are two considerations when deciding which commercial ISP service to use.Bandwidth refers to the amount of data can be transferred through a communication medium in a fixed amount of time. Different ISPS offers different types of speed connections called broadband connections.