Empty Folder Finder 1.2.0.0

Empty Folder Finder 1.2.0.0  

Size:227KB

avast! Free Antivirus 10.0.2208

avast! Free Antivirus 10.0.2208

Size:126.33MB

avast! Free Antivirus is a free complete ICSA certified antivirus software for home noncommercial use. avast! obtained VB100% awards in 2002/4 Virus Bulletin comparative reviews under Windows.

avast! Free Antivirus includes the following components:

• On Demand Scanner - with Skinnable Simple Interface - just select what do you want to scan in which way and press the Play button.
• On Access Scanner - resident scanning of all files being opened, read and written and behavior blocker monitoring dangerous actions of viruses.
• E-mail scanner easily integrates with most mail clients and it checks both incoming and outgoing mails, it provides heuristic analysis of mail content to protect against new Worms.
• Network Shield - scans traffic for malicious content - lightweight Firewall.
• Resident protection for IM programs (e.g. MSN Messenger, ICQ) and P2P programs (e.g. Kazaa, DirectConnect).
• Boot Time Scanner - scans disks in the same way and in the same time as Windows CHKDSK does (on NT/2000/XP only).
• Explorer Scanner - right click on the object allows you to scan it.
• Screen Saver Scanner - scans PC during your coffee breaks.
• Virus Chest - safety isolated folder to store infected, suspicious and even some system files - to restore them.

True incremental updates of size under 100 KB are available at least twice a week and within couple of hours in the case of emergency of new virus. avast! automatically checks for new updates - downloads, installs and loads them without restart or logoff. Program upgrades are available time to time, they are incremental too (about 300 KB).

avast! Free Antivirus is available in English, French, German, Italian, Japaneese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and other languages - check http://www.avast.com/eng/down_home.html to download avast! in your language.

Note: FREE registration is required after 30 days. A FREE license key is easily obtained from the convenient registration form within the program interface.

AVG AntiVirus Free 2015 14.0

AVG AntiVirus Free 2015 14.0 

Size:152.35MB

If you want free antivirus software that can give you peace of mind, then AVG AntiVirus Free is your ideal solution. The program will protect your computer against viruses and other malicious applications by doing more than scanning your system.

Features:

• Provides real-time protection to ensure computer is always safe via AVG Resident Shield
• AVG On-Demand Scanner allows users to schedule tests
• AVG E-mail Scanner checks for any malicious content hidden in e-mail messages
• AVG Virus Vault handles infected files safely
• Unlimited updates of the free virus database
• Blocks infected links
• Checks files before downloading

Using AVG AntiVirus Free

The installation package include many components that are automatically installed by default. However, custom support allows users to select the components they would like to install. These components include identity, Web browsing and e-mail protection.

Since AVG AntiVirus Free is ad-supported, it offers third-party tools and makes changes to Web browsers. However, we paid closer attention during installation and avoided clicking “Next” unnecessarily, which was enough to skip the things we did not want.

The new AVG AntiVirus Free has adopted the appearance of Windows 8, featuring flat buttons on a neatly organized user interface.

The program has several enhanced features, which are useful for protecting personal data both locally and online. The latest release includes an innovative cloud-based detection method that gives users the most up-to-date protection based on the latest virus definitions and other algorithms. With Outbreak Detection feature, the program enables users to take fast steps to nip emerging threats in the bud.

The program let us scan custom folders and files, removable drives or a whole computer. We could also set it to scan for rootkits alone. Indeed, the free antivirus software has customization options that enable advanced users to configure its complete scanning behavior. Some of the things we could configure included scan speed, exceptions, automatic virus removal, tracking cookies, heuristics, archives, PUP and spyware reports, file extensions and automatic PC shutdown.

In addition to verifying both outgoing and incoming e-mails, we also used the program to filter spam. It is compatible with POP3, IMAP and SMTP. The program also scans suspicious activities and applications to prevent identity theft.

Useful command prompt commands

• secpol.msc > Local Security Settings
• control keyboard > Keyboard Properties
• ipconfig/renew > Renew IP Configuration Settings
• ipconfig/release > Cancels IP Configuration
• ipconfig/flushdns > Removes the content of DNS cache
• ipconfig/displaydns > Displays the DNS settings
• ipconfig/all > Displays the IP configuration
• inetcpl.cpl > Internet Properties
• IExpress > IExpress .Cab file generator
• mshearts > Hearts card game
• Joy.cpl > Game Controllers
• freecell > FreeCell card game
• fonts > Windows fonts folder
• control folders > Folder options
• sigverif > Verification of signatures of file
• Eventvwr.msc > Event Viewer
• check > Mange the verification of drivers
• drwtsn32 > Dr. Watson
• control color > Display Appearance properties
• control desktop > Display properties
• diskpart > Partition manager
• diskmgmt.msc > Disk Management
• dfrg.msc > Disk Defragmenter
• dxdiag > Display System Information
• cleanmgr > Disk cleanup
• directx.cpl > DirectX Control Panel
• devmgmt.msc > Device Manager
• ddeshare > DDE active sharing
• compmgmt.msc > Computer Management
• dcomcnfg > Service components
• cmd > Command Prompt
• chkdsk > Checking Disk
• charmap > Character
• certmgr.msc > Certificate Manager
• calc > Calculator
• fsquirt > Bluetooth file transfer
• wuaucpl.cpl > Automatic Windows updates
• control admintools > Administrative tools
• appwiz.cpl > Add/Remove Programs
• hdwwiz.cpl > Add Hardware
• access.cpl > Accessibility Options
• logoff > Log Off computer
• winchat > Microsoft chat
• control mouse > Properties of mouse
• control NetConnect > Network Connections
• netsetup.cpl > Network Configuration
• packager > Manage links
• OSK > On-Screen keyboard
• perfmon.msc > Monitor performance
• powercfg.cpl > Power Options
• control printers > Printer and Fax properties
• regedit > Registry Editor
• mstsc > Remote Desktop Connection
• ntmsmgr.msc > Removable Storage
• sticpl.cpl > Scanners and Camera
• control schedtasks > Scheduled Tasks
• wscui.cpl > Security Center
• shutdown > Turn off your computer
• mmsys.cpl > Sounds and Audio Devices
• sysedit > System Configuration Editor
• msconfig > System Configuration Utility
• taskmgr > Task Manager
• nusrmgr.cpl > Users Accounts
• sysdm.cpl > System Properties
• write > Microsoft Wordpad
• timedate.cpl > Date and Time Properties

STOP GAMES Requests, Invites, Notifications on Facebook

STOP GAMES Requests, Invites, Notifications on Facebook:

 1. Click on The Notification

Most of the time, we keep ignoring such notifications and not clicking on them. Let’s click once for last time 

  2. Get into Application Page

Once you click on Notification, you will be prompted with below message. Don’t click “Play”, but click “Cancel” as shown.

 3. Let’s “Block” application

Now you are on the home page of candy crush saga which is sending you lots of notifications and invites. Don’t you like to slap it? I mean let’s Block it and get rid out of it. Click “Block”

4. Re-Confirm your block request

As soon as you click “Block” to stop candy crush invites, you will be prompted to re-confirm your block request. Simply confirm it.

  5. Congratulations, you are all done.

As soon as you receive below message, you have done your task. Now you won’t get anyannoying requests from Candy crush Saga and you could able to stop candy crushnotifications now.

So, this is just all about stop candy crush saga invites on Facebook. Similarly you can block any annoying applications which might disturbing you by sending plenty of notifications. Please use social media buttons to share this in your network.

Unlock smartphone pattern With ur Gmail Id

 Unlock smartphone pattern With ur Gmail Id:

Smartphone pattern lock are good way to keep your phone safe from Strangers as it keep all your private information safe, even if your smartphone stolen or lost. Great features and safety also bring problem of keeping  smartphone pattern in your mind. Several people add pattern lock on there Smartphone but some time they forgot to unlock smartphone pattern lock and phone is left locked. Many people keep trying to unlock there smartphone which make there device  stop working to 30 seconds and then further increase to minutes. Here are some tricks for you to unlock smartphone pattern lock using ”google sign in, factory reset or in some latest phone face gesture and many more”.

When you keep trying to unlock smartphone pattern lock

After 5 attempts you will see that your phone is locked for 30 seconds. Now one of the safest option is to open through your google email ID. It is the same ID which you use to login Google Play Store.

Try Gmail ID

Unlock smartphone pattern lock by signing in your gmail account. Its simple after you fail to unlock smartphone pattern lock you will find two option below ”Emergency call and Forgotten Pattern?”. Click on Forgotten Pattern, Sign in to your Gmail Account.

What if you don’t know your Gmail ID ?

• Now you need to switch off your smartphone.
• After your smartphone is locked click on ”Volume up + Home Key + Power Button” together press these buttons in given order till your smartphone restart. (If your smartphone doesn’t have Home key then press Volume up + Power Button)
• Now this same color scree will appear on your smartphone with option like reboot system now, apply update from sdcard and few more depending upon your smarphone.
• Use volume key to scroll up-down.
• Choose the option ”wipe data/factory reset” and click home key to select.
• After you done above step you will see screen showing option ”No and Yes – delete all user data”
• Click on Yes – delete all user data and It will refresh your mobile bring back to factory reset mode.
• Now your Smartphone will restart.

NOTE : You will loose all your Phone memory data after using factory reset.

Football Manager 2015 PC full game

Football Manager 2015 PC full game(.torrent)

Far Cry 4 (2014) PC RePack от R G Steamgames

Far Cry 4 (2014) PC RePack от R G Steamgames(.torrent)

Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection

 Resident Evil: Chronicles HD Collection(.Torrent)

PC not recognizing your USB drive? here are some tips

External drives — either USB flash drives or external hard drives — should be easy to use. In some cases, you may connect your drive to a Windows PC or another device with a USB port and find that it's not recognized. This problem can be caused by partition issues on your external drive, using the wrong file system, dead USB ports, driver issues in Windows, or other problems. In a worst case scenario, the drive itself may simply be dead.

The steps below will be the same for both USB flash drives and larger external hard drives, which work similarly.

Does the drive show up in disk management?
First, let's check whether Windows detects the drive when you plug it in. Plug your removable drive into your computer. If it's an external hard drive, you may have to flip a power switch on the hard drive to activate it. Some heavy-duty removable hard drives may even have to be plugged in with a separate power cable before they'll work.

Next, open the Disk Management tool. To do so, press Windows Key + R, type diskmgmt.msc into the Run dialog, and press Enter.

You should see your external drive listed in the Disk Management window. Even if it doesn't appear in your Computer window because it doesn't contain any partitions, it should show up here.

If you do see the drive here, you can continue to the last section where we'll format it properly so Windows or your other devices can access and recognize it.If you don't see the drive here, continue to the next section where we'll try to determine why your drive isn't recognized.

Making Windows recognize the drive

If Windows doesn't see your drive at all, it's possible there's a hardware issue with your computer's USB port, a driver problem with your Windows computer, or you may just have a dead drive.

First, unplug the drive from your USB port and try plugging it into another USB port on your computer. If it works in one USB port but not another, you may have a dead USB port. If you've plugged the drive into a USB hub, try connecting it to the computer instead. Some USB hubs won't provide enough power for your external drive to function.

If the drive doesn't show up in Disk Management even after you skip the USB hub and connect it to another USB port on your computer, it's tough to know for certain whether the drive itself is bad or the computer is having a problem. If you have another computer nearby, try plugging the drive in there to check whether it's detected. If the drive doesn't work on any computer you plug it into — be sure to check whether it appears in the computer's Disk Management window — the drive itself is likely dead and will need to be replaced.

If the drive does work on other computers — or you don't have another computer around to test this with — Windows may be having a driver problem with the drive. You can check for this using the Device Manager.

To open it, press Windows Key + R, type "devmgmt.msc" into the Run dialog, and press Enter.

Look under Disk drives and check for any devices with a yellow exclamation mark next to them. If you see a yellow exclamation mark, you have a driver problem. Right-click the device with a yellow exclamation mark, select Properties, and look at the error message. This error message can help you fix the problem — you may want to perform a Google search for the error message you find.

Such problems can be tricky to fix. If the problem started recently, you may want to run System Restore. You may want to use the Update Driver button to install an updated driver, use the Roll Back Driver button to revert any changes, or use the Uninstall button to uninstall the device from your system and hope that Windows will reinstall the driver and configure it correctly when you reconnect the drive.

Partitioning and formatting the drive

We can use the Windows Disk Management tool to fix partition and file system issues with the drive. If you see that the drive is unpartitioned and is full of "unallocated space," you'll want to create a new partition on it. This will allow Windows and other operating systems to use it.

To do so, right-click inside the unallocated space, select New Simple Volume, and go through the wizard to create a new partition.

If your drive is partitioned and you still can't see it, ensure you've set a drive letter so you can access it in Windows. This should happen automatically, but if you've manually unset the drive letter, the drive may not show up and be accessible in Windows.

To do this, right-click the removable drive's partition, select Change Drive Letter and Paths, and add a drive letter. For example, add the letter G: and the removable drive will be accessible at drive G.

If the drive does appear to be partitioned, it may be partitioned with the wrong file system. For example, you may have formatted the drive with the ext4 file system from Linux or the HFS Plus file system from a Mac. Windows can't read these file systems. Reformat the drive with the newer NTFS file system or older FAT32 file system so Windows will be able to recognize it.

To reformat a partition, right-click it, select Format, and select your desired file system.

Note that this will erase all the files on your drive, so you'll want to copy any important files off of it first — for example, if you formatted the drive on a Linux or Mac computer, take it back to a computer running Linux or Mac and copy your important files off of it before continuing.

If you can't access the drive from another device, such as a DVD player, smart TV, game console, or media center device, it may be formatted as NTFS. Many devices, even Microsoft's own Xbox 360, can't read the Windows NTFS file system. They can only access drives formatted with the older FAT32 file system. To fix this problem, simply reformat the NTFS partition as FAT32. The drive should then be recognized by other devices when you connect it to them.

Note that this process will erase the files on your external drive. Copy the files off the drive to back them up first, if necessary.format-removable-drive-as-fat32Following this process should solve most of the disk recognition issues you'll encounter. If a drive isn't recognized by any computer you connect it to and never shows up in the Disk Management window, it's probably dead.