How to know who spying on you in Windows XP?

Hi!
Trick of this day is : How to know which software use your Internet connection, through the windows DOS to make sure there is no malware spying on you or something else.

1 - Click on Start.

2 - Click on Run.

3 - then type this command :

cmd

4 - Click on OK.

5 - In the DOS window type this command:

netstat -abnov

6 - Wait while the computer collect programs and DLLs that using your Internet connection.

7 - Now you can see all the programs that use your Internet connection in windows XP.

Other netstat commands

Netstat -p	Netstat –a
Netstat –s	Netstat –b
Netstat -v	Netstat -e
Netstat –e -s	Netstat -n
Netstat –s –p tcp udp	Netstat -o

enjoy this trick!

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How to Turn OFF Firewall by one click in Windows XP

You can enable or disable the firewall of windows XP by single command only through the Command Prompt
to avoid several stages of enable or disable the firewall.





Disable the Firewall of Windows XP:

1 - Click on Start
  
2 - Click on Run

3 - then type this command :

netsh firewall set opmode disable

4 - Then click on OK.

Enable the Firewall of Windows XP:

1 - Click on Start
  
2 - Click on Run


3 - then type this command :

netsh firewall set opmode enable

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Tutorial on How to use HJSplit

HJSplit is a program to split a large file into small pieces in a much more rapidly than do the Split Rar. Where this HJSplit jg can be used to restore it as original

How to use HJSplit:

To perform SPLIT (split large files into small files):
1. Double-click the program HJSplit.exe (no need to install)
2. Click Split
3. Click on input files and browse the file you want parsed
4. Click on the output file if you want to put a dividing results in a different folder (not mandatory at the click)
5. Define Split file size
6. Press start
7. after the last complete split close

To perform JOIN (combining the results of the fragmented files HJ Split):
1. Double-click the program HJSplit.exe (no need to install)
2. Click Join
3. Click on input files and browse the files would be merged (just the file extension .001 and the rest will automatically be extracted directly, but make sure all the files .001 to .00 X are on the same folder)
4. Click on the output file if you want to put the joint in a different folder (not mandatory at the click)
5. Press start
6. after a join complete and close

uploader usually just rename the file to be split HJ. rar. For example SAW-6.avi.001.rar, so after you download the file ... just rename it to SAW If 6.avi.001 and ignore any warning will file damage, then join dg HJ Split.

Example file name HJSplit
SAW-6.avi want to break into 3 parts. formed so that the file is
SAW-6.avi.001
SAW-6.avi.002
SAW-6.avi.003
or globally
NamaFile.TipeFile.001
NamaFile.TipeFile.002
NamaFile.TipeFile.003

so if you want to join, rename its name as an example.
Nothing further.

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Windows 7 Keyboard shorcut

Windows 7 introduces several new keyboard shortcuts that come in handy when managing open windows in the operating system. Most Windows 7 keyboard shortcuts mimic the behavior when dragging and dropping windows in the new operating system. Here is the list in case you like to use the keyboard instead of the mouse.

[Windows Up] - Maximize window
[Windows Down] - Minimize windows / Restore
[Windows Left] - Dock window to the left side
[Windows Right] - Dock window to the right side
[Windows Shift Up] - Maximize vertical size of window
[Windows Shift Down] - Restore vertical size
[Windows Shift Left] - Move window to left monitor
[Windows Shift Right] - Move window to right monitor

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How To Speeding Up the Dual-Boot Timeout

If you dual-boot your computer with Windows XP and another operating system, you see an operating system selection menu on startup. If you typically boot into Windows XP and not the other operating system, you can speed up the dual-boot timeout value so that you do not wait so long for the boot process to select your default operating system and continue with the boot process. The default timeout value is 30 seconds but you can change this setting to 10. This gives you enough time to select the alternate operating system if you want but also speeds up the boot process.

Follow these steps:
1. Locate the boot.ini file on your computer. It is a hidden file by default;
It is usually located in C:\boot.ini.
2. Open the file with Notepad (which is what opens it by default).
3. Change the Timeout value to 10.
4. Select File/Save and close Notepad.

5. good luck

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How to speed up the opening of programs

I will show you a great tip to speed up the opening and performance of programs by an easy and effective way.

1 – Open the program that you want to speed it, I will try on Firefox
  
2 -Now, Click on :

Ctrl+Alt+Del

3 - Click on Processes TAB

4 – Search for Program Process.

For me it's :

Firefox.exe

5 - Then right click on it .

Set Priority –> Hight

And then close the Task Manager and close the program (firefox for me)

open it again & notice the speed of the program!.

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How to make an error message when the computer starts

Did you know that you can Make an error message, Such as the error message in windows XP In different forms and any words you want to write in this error message, Well let's start working!

First open the Notepad:

1 - Click on Start
  
2 - Click on Run

3 - then type this command :

notepad

4 - Then click on OK.

5 – Type this text:

msgbox "type here the text",20, "type here title"

*Replace type here the text with the text of the message.

*Replace type here title with the title of the message.

Example: will write this message:

Be careful Tom! I am watching you, so be polite!

With this title:

A private message to Tom!

msgbox "Be careful Tom! I am watching you, so be polite!",20, "A private message to Tom!"

6 – Now:

File –> Save As…

7 – Save it as:

message.vbs

8 – Double Click on the Output file, The message will become like this:

9 - If you want to receive this message when the computer began to run directly, just go to this folder and 

paste the file (message.vbs) into it:

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

* C:\  Is the disk where you installed the Windows XP.

Tip: To get a various forms of messages replaced the value 20 in one of the following values:

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