How to Remove “Shared Folder Synchronization” from Right-click

Description:

1. Run Registry Editor and go to- HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT > CLSID > {6C467336-8281-4E60-8204-430CED96822D}

2. Now rename or delete the sub key {6C467336-8281-4E60-8204-430CED96822D} I recommend to rename the sub key instead of deletion. For e.g. prefix backup. to sub key or backup.{6C467336-8281-4E60-8204-430CED96822D} it helps to revert the changes easily.

3. Close the Registry Editor and Refresh the Windows Explorer.

Applies To:

• Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Beta
• Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus Beta
• Microsoft Office 2007 Enterprise
• Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate

OR

1. Open Run 

2.  then open command prompt

3. regsvr32 /u "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office14\GROOVEEX.DLL"

4. Enter (done)

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How to fix Desktop or Explorer does not refresh automatically in Windows 10/8/7

Description:

1. Run registry editor (regedit.exe) as administrator
2. Navigate to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID
3. Right-click on CLSID and perform a search for "dontrefresh"
4. Change the values to 0
5. Keep hitting F3 to continue searching registry for the same value. If a result is found, change its value to 0.
6. Hit F5 to refresh registry
7. Open command prompt without elevation and issue the following command: tskill explorer
8. Your Explorer shell should now be able to automatically update changes made to files and folders. You can test this by creating a folder on desktop and attempting to rename it.


If it does not, here are a few other suggestions:
1] Use ShellExView from Nirsoft and disable third-party shell extensions which may be obstructing the smooth functioning of Windows Explorer. This may be a trial-and-error method.
2] From the Task Manager, kill the explorer.exe process and then restart it again. Also restore the default Explorer Settings. To do so, open Folder Options and under the General tab, press Restore Defaults. Click Apply and Exit.
3] Some have found that deleting the thumbnail cache and/or rebuilding the icon cache has helped them resolve the issue.
4] Reboot in Clean Boot State and try to troubleshoot the issue.
This problem appears to be quite common – so much so that there is even an acronym made for it: WEDR – Windows Explorer Doesn’t Refresh! So the BSOD now has a companion!

Microsoft has released some hotfixes to resolve such issues at KB960954 and KB823291. Please check IF they are applicable to your operating system and situation before you decide to download and apply them.

                                                                               OR

1. Registry Changes

One of the most successful solutions to this problems (although it doesn't help all the time) is to turn on the Windows desktop refresh feature. To do this, go to "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{BDEADE7F-C265-11D0-BCED-00A0C90AB50F}\Instance", look out for a DWORD value called "DontRefresh" which is set to "1" (on). Change the value to "0" (off). This re-enables the refresh. Note that the CLSID given above may depend on your machine. The easiest solution if you can't find the key is to just go to "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID", hit "F3" and do a search for "DontRefresh".

Screenshots:

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How to Fix Freecharge hooked by third party app

Description:

You Just need to Disable or Uninstall Xposed Module and Reboot the System.

How do I make the taskbar smaller? Or larger?

Description:

I'll assume that "strip", as you call it, is the Windows Taskbar.
Most folks don't realize that it's really just a special window, of sorts. And as a window you can resize it and even move it.
Sometimes people are surprised when that happens by accident.

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I'll use Windows XP for my example here, but the instructions apply to Vista and 7 as well.

Am I Locked or Not?

Have a look at these two task bars:

The difference is slight, but important. The upper taskbar is unlocked. You can tell because dividers between the taskbar sections are present, and the top of the taskbar is a little thicker:

The difference is simple: when locked you can't make changes to the taskbar layout, size or position. So, our first step is to unlock it:

Right click on an empty area of the taskbar and you'll get the pop-up menu you see above. Click on Lock the Taskbar to make sure it's unchecked.

Size Matters

Resizing the taskbar is now pretty much like any other window, except that the resize will happen in steps.
Hover your mouse over the top edge of the taskbar - the edge that was added when you unlocked it:

As you can see the mouse pointer has turned into a double arrow, indicating that what's underneath is resizeable.
Left click the mouse and hold the mouse button down. Drag the mouse up, and the taskbar will, once your mouse reaches high enough, jump to double the size:

You can go even larger if you like.
And of course the reverse it also true: if your task bar is too high you can make is smaller as well. In fact, you can make it so small as to be nearly unseen:

You can hover over what's visible if you like and resize the task bar up to its normal size.

Location, Location, Location

We normally think about the taskbar being along the bottom - but it doesn't have to be so. Particularly on wide screens you might prefer to have it on the left:

Or the right, or the top. Just click and hold on any empty area in the taskbar while it's unlocked, and drag it to the side of the screen you'd like it to be on.

Lock'er Down

Finally, when you have the taskbar where you want it, and the size you want it, be sure to right click on it and make sure that Lock the taskbar is checked.
Based on what I hear it's fairly common that the taskbar ends up getting unexpectedly resized or moved. Locking the taskbar simply prevents that from happening.

How to make Multiboot ISO USB by XBoot

Description:

XBOOT is yet another neat little Multiboot ISO USB Creator. It is a Windows based application that can be used to create a Live Multiboot USB or even a Multiboot ISO file that can then be burnt to a CD/DVD. XBOOT supports many Linux Distributions and Utilities, and allows you to use your choice of a Grub or Syslinux bootloader. Also included is a built in QEMU emulator (enabling you to boot an ISO from within Windows).



XBOOT – Multiboot ISO/USB Creator
Authors Website: http://sites.google.com/site/shamurxboot/

Usage Example: Creating a Live Multiboot USB with XBOOT:

1. Download, extract and run the latest version of XBOOT
2. (1) Drag and drop some ISOs into the XBOOT window (2) Select Create USB 
3. (3) Select your USB Drive from the Droplist (4) Select a Bootloader to use (5) Click OK to begin creation

A copy notification window appears to keep you informed of the progress. Once the process is complete, you should have a Bootable Multiboot USB Flash Drive with your ISO selections installed.

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How to Make USB Storage Device Read Only (Usb Write Protect)

Description:

USB storage devices are one of the modes which offers fast way for backing up data and transferring it from one computer to another device. In today’s time virus and malware attacks are rising so much that USB devices are becoming highly prone to these attacks and creating a big threat to the overall computer system. Moreover, in the corporate sector so many employees sharing the same computer use the USB storage devices for moving data around. The risk of getting data lost or stolen away is also increased to a great extent. The only idea to prevent all these issues is to make USB storage devices read only.

Method-1

Making USB Read Only through My Computer with Admin Privileges

Following are the steps through which a USB can be made Read Only.
Step 1:
Login with the administrator account as only administrator account has the privileges to make the USB device Read Only.
Step 2:
Connect the USB device in the USB port on the side of the laptop. In case of desktops connect it in the front or at the back USB port.
Step 3:
Click Start and double click My Computer icon. My Computer will open with available disk drives.
Step 4:
As the USB device is plugged, right-click the USB drive and select Properties.
Step 5:
Click Security tab and choose Edit option.
Step 6:
Locate the section named Write Attributes and click inside the checkbox next to Read Only option.
Step 7:
Click Apply or OK button placed at the bottom of the Properties window; all of the changes will be saved. Once done the USB drive is set as Read Only.

Method- 2

Making USB Read Only through Registry

Following are the steps to make USB drive as Read Only through Registry Directory.

Step 1:
Click Start and select Run and then type regedit. The registry window is displayed.
Step 2:
Once the registry is displayed, follow this sequence.
Click HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\
Step 3:
Search the sub-directory under Control\ to check if a key named StorageDevicePolicies does exists.
If the key does not exist then create a new one by placing a right-click on Control\ directory. A
Dropdown menu will be displayed. Choose New -> Key.
Step 4:
Check for the entry as WriteProtect. If the entry is absent then, make a right-click on the right window and select New eventually followed by DWORD.There are 2 important values: 0 and 1.
O = write processes and 1 = block the access.
Write the value as 1.
Step 5:
Once done, close the registry and restart the system for changes to take effect. After the system is restarted do a login; insert the USB device into USB drive. The access level will be set as read only.



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How to fix the problem of System doesn't have usb boot option (EasyBCD 2.3)

Description:

EasyBCD 2.3 features full Windows 10 and EFI support, and has been tested with the latest version of Windows under all imaginable circumstances and configurations, as well as many other operating systems and platforms, both big and small. From indie-sized micro Linux distributions to the latest major releases from Debian, FreeBSD, Ubuntu, SUSE, and more; EasyBCD 2.3 offers greater compatibility, more options, and better support while becoming even easier to use than ever before.



Full Windows 10 support
Native and complete EFI support,1 including the creation of bootable USB sticks in EFI environments
Better screen reader compatibility and integration for visually-impaired EasyBCD users everywhere
More support for localizing the Windows bootloader and configuring BCD localization settings
Full customization and control over the metro bootloader and all its settings
Dynamic detection and refresh of USB and other removable drives
New languages and translations

Instruction:

1. First install the EasyBCD 2.3
2. Select Add New Entry
3. Select Bios Extender
4. then Install PLoP on Drive C
5. Restart Your PC
6. then Click on EasyBCD BIOS Extender
7. Then Click USB Option


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How to enter BIOS setup Utility - Windows 8/8.1

Description:

Windows 8
To enter Setup Utility:

1. Open the Charm Bar by pressing Windows Key-C
2. Click on Settings
3. Click on Change PC Settings
4. Click on General
5. Scroll to the bottom and click on Advanced Startup -> Restart Now
6. Click on Troubleshoot
7. Click on Advanced Options
8. Click on UEFI Firmware Settings
9. Click on Restart

To access the Boot Menu:

1. Open the Charm Bar by pressing Windows Key-C
2. Click on Settings
3. Click on Change PC Settings
4. Click on General
5. Scroll to the bottom and click on Advanced Startup -> Restart Now
   
6. Click on Use A Device
7. Click on Boot Menu

Windows 8.1
To enter Setup Utility:

1. Open the Charm Bar by pressing Windows Key-C
2. Click on Settings
3. Click on Change PC Settings
4. Click on Update and Recovery -> Recovery
5. Scroll to the bottom and click on Advanced Startup -> Restart Now
6. Click on Troubleshoot
7. Click on Advanced Options
8. Click on UEFI Firmware Settings
9. Click on Restart

To access the Boot Menu:

1. Open the Charm Bar by pressing Windows Key-C
2. Click on Settings
3. Click on Change PC Settings
4. Click on Update and Recovery -> Recovery
5. Scroll to the bottom and click on Advanced Startup -> Restart Now
   
6. Click on Use A Device
7. Click on Boot Menu

How To Remove write protected from usb and MMC

Description:

Step 1 : Check If Your Pen Drive Have A Lock ?

In most cases it has been found that memory cards and usb drives are having lock which prevent them from being formatted. So, kindly check that your memory card is containing any type of lock or not ? If yes, then push the lock on opposite direction to unlock it. If your SD card is having any type of lock then you will notice that there are markings provided for lock and unlock.

Step 2 : Scan SD Card Using Antivirus Or usb write protect

Mostly, it has been found that these error generally occurs because of mischievous nature of viruses, trojans and worms in your computer or memory card.So, try to scan your pc and sd card for making sure that they don’t contain any type of harmful files. After scanning your sd card properly again try to copy files to your sd card. If the process is successful then it is okay but if not then continue reading this article.

Step 3 :How to remove write protect in flash drive Using Windows Pc

Get Inside Your System Registry 

Many types of issues and errors occurs inside a windows system and can be easily solved using registry editor.

Just follow the below steps as shown : –

1. Click Start > type “regedit” and open “Registry Editor”.

2. Now follow the below path after opening registry editor :-

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SYSTEM/CurrentControlSet/Control/StorageDevicePolicies 

3. Now you will see “Write Protection” option. Double click on that and set the value data to ‘0’.

After setting the value data to ‘0’ again try copying or formatting your sd card. After performing the above step you are still not able to format your sd card then continue to next step.

 

If you can’t find StorageDevicePolicies, you can try creating a key by right-clicking in the white space in the Control folder and choosing New -> Key and carefully entering the name.
Now double-click on the new key (folder) and right-click once again and choose New -> DWORD. Name it WriteProtect and set its value to 0. Click OK, exit Regedit and reboot your compute

Step 4 : Open Diskpart Utility For Removing Write Protected From Memory card/usb drive

1. Open Command Prompt and type diskpart and press Enter key.

2. After opening diskpart type “list disk” and again press Enter button.

3. Now type “select disk 1” to select your sd card and press Enter key again.

4. To remove write protection from sd card type “attributes disk clear readonly” and hit Enter.

Now you are almost done with this process. Simply type “exit” and press enter key once more to exit the menu. 

5. Now, right click on your Sd card and click on Format option to format your card.
6.  clean 
7.  create partition primary
8.  format fs=fat32  (you can swap fat32 for ntfs if you only need to use the drive with Windows computers)
9. exit
   
   

How To Fix An Overheating Laptop

Description:

Laptops have undergone an incredible amount of development over the past couple of years. A steep increase in performance was facilitated by chips that are ever more densely packed with transistors. In parallel, the amount of processors was multiplied, the hardware was put into slimmer cases, and better graphics cards enabled bigger screens with higher resolutions. These developments, however, come at a cost: heat.

The greatest threat for your laptop, except for your your coffee mug, is overheating. It can cause hardware failure and permanent damage. In this article I will introduce ways that you can prevent or fix an overheating laptop and thus improve the performance and the extend the lifespan of your laptop.

 How Do You Know Your Laptop Is Overheating?

A sure sign that your notebook gets too hot is when your fan always runs at maximum speed. You may also experience reduced performance because the CPU cuts back its clock speed to escape heat pressure. Moreover, the fail safe software may trigger a sudden shutdown to prevent hardware damage.

What Causes Overheating?

In two words: insufficient cooling.
The reasons include dust blocking intake grills or exhaust ports, a clocked up fan, or a degenerated thermal grease (aka thermal compound) between the heat sink and the CPU.

How Can You Prevent or Fix an Overheating Laptop?

There are several hardware fixes that can cure overheating.

1. Fix Internal Cooling

The first and most important thing you need to do when your laptop is overheating, is to clean the fan/s that provide/s cooling to the CPU and graphics card. Over time they build up layers of dust and dirt that slow them down and block flow of air. Consult your laptop’s manual or manufacturer to find out how you can open the laptop to access and clean these parts.
Before you attempt to do any cleaning, however, follow these steps:

• shut down the computer.
• remove the battery.
• unplug the power strip.
• ground yourself

Carefully clean the fan/s with a cotton swab dipped in a drop of alcohol. Make sure the alcohol has completely evaporated before you reconnect the laptop to the power. You can also use a vacuum cleaner to remove the dust and dirt that clocks up the fan/s. To prevent damage to the fan, do not let it revolve in the wrong direction. If you want to use canned air to clean the fan, arrest the fan by holding it down.

Next, you can clean the exhaust port by sucking out air with a vacuum cleaner. The exhaust port usually sits on the side of the laptop. It’s the opening that blows out hot air.
The intake grills are small openings that allow air to be sucked into the laptop by the revolving fans. They can sit on the sides or at the bottom of your notebook. To clear the intake grills, spray them with canned air.
Finally, you can apply fresh thermal grease to the interface between the CPU and its heat sink. Again, please consult the laptop’s manual or manufacturer to obtain instructions on how to disassemble these components.

2. Keep The Laptop On A Hard & Flat Surface

Most laptops suck in cooling air through their bottoms. If the laptop sits on an uneven surface like a blanket, pillow, or your lap, the flow of air into the laptop is disturbed. Subsequently, the cooling is not optimal, heat builds up, the surface becomes hot, the temperature of sucked in cooling air increases, and eventually the laptop overheats.
This scenario is easily avoided by keeping the laptop on a hard and flat surface. You can use something as simple as a tray or get a special laptop holder or lap stand.

3. Invest In A Laptop Cooler

Laptop coolers are meant to provide additional cooling. However, getting the wrong cooler can actually make the problem worse. Before you purchase a cooler, you need to understand the flow of air into and out of your laptop.

As mentioned above, most laptops suck in air for cooling from the bottom. This makes sense because warm air rises upwards. However, a cooler that sits underneath the laptop and sucks air away from it, does not contribute to laptop cooling and rather causes a more rapid overheating.
If your laptop has intake grills at its bottom, purchase a cooler that blows cool air upwards, i.e. into the laptop. You can also get a passive cooler that does not consume power and merely absorbs heat.

What Are Potential Software Fixes?

If none of the hardware fixes result in lasting improvements, you can also revert to software fixes that address the performance and power usage of your laptop. However, addressing excessive heat with a software fix means you give up performance in favor of preserving the hardware.
You can either reduce the brightness of your screen or reduce the CPU clock speed. In Windows, underclocking or undervolting is done in the BIOS, but can also be controlled through software tools. Consult the Undervolting Guide on the Notebook Review forum for more information about this procedure.

The Top 3 Signs Your Laptop Is Overheating

Finally, let’s lighten this up a little. This list was inspired by a Top 11 list on BBSpot.

• You’ve downclocked the CPU so much that the Commodore 64 team is overtaking you on Folding@Home
• Frodo tosses the one ring into your keyboard.
• Al Gore shows up to kick your ass.

How To Boot From USB Drive Even If Your PC Doesn’t Support Booting From USB

Description

A lot has been written on installing Windows 8 from a USB flash drive. There are quite a few working guides and applications available on the web to create a bootable USB flash drive, or to install Windows 7 from USB flash drive. The best way to install Windows 8 from USB flash drive is to create a bootable USB drive using the Command Prompt and then use the bootable USB drive as installation media to complete installation.

But the problem with all these USB guides is that your PC’s BIOS should support USB boot. In other words, you can’t use a USB flash drive as installation media if your PC doesn’t support this feature. Many of you might have a notebook or netbook that doesn’t support USB boot. So, is there a workaround to install Windows 8 from USB on a PC that doesn’t support USB boot? The answer is yes.

Method 1:
NOTE: In this guide, we assume that you are trying to install Windows 8 on a PC running with Vista or Windows 7.

Step 1: Begin the procedure by downloading and installing the popular EasyBCD software on your machine that doesn’t support USB boot. EasyBCD is a free software and is compatible with both x86 and x64 versions of Windows.

Step 2: The next step is to run EasyBCD software. Run EasyBCD, click Add New Entry button in the left side. On the right-side, under Portable/External Media, switch to BIOS Extender tab. The BIOS extender can be used to boot from network, CD, or USB on computers that don’t natively support it.

Step 3: Under BIOS Extender tab, click Install PLoP button to install PLoP entry to the boot menu.

Step 4: You have just made your Windows machine to boot from USB drive.

Step 5: Now that you have installed PLoP and EasyBCD BIOS Extender, it’s time to test your bootable Windows 8 USB on your machine. Plug-in the bootable USB drive, and reboot your PC.

Step 6: You will see a new entry in the boot menu named EasyBCD BIOS extender. Select the BIOS extender option and hit enter key to see to the next screen. In the following screen, you will see a list of options.

Step 7: Select USB option to start booting from your USB flash drive. From here onwards, follow the on screen instructions to complete Windows 8 installation process. Good luck!

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How to fix "Error 1920. Service 'Office Software Protection Platform' (osppsvc) failed to start.

Error 1920. Service ‘Office Software Protection Platform’ (osppsvc) failed to start. Verify that you have sufficient privileges to start system services.

This issue occurs when the Network Service account does not have the correct permissions on C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform.
To resolve this issue, full control must be given to the Network Service account on the ‘OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform‘ folder.

To manually fix this issue, do the following;

– For Windows XP or for Windows Server 2003
1. Click Start and click Run.
2. Type cacls “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform” /t /e /p “Network Service”:F and then hit ENTER
3. Try the install of Office 2010.

– For Windows Vista
1. Click Start, click Start Search, type Run, and then press ENTER.
2. Type icacls “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform” /grant “Network Service:F” /t and then hit ENTER
3. Try the install of Office 2010

– For Windows 7
1. Click Start, click Search programs and files, type Run, and then press ENTER.
2. Type icacls “C:\Program Files\Common Files\Microsoft Shared\OfficeSoftwareProtectionPlatform” /grant “Network Service:F” /t and then hit ENTER
3. Try the install of Office 2010.
Alternatively, to fix this problem automatically, download and run Microsoft Fix it 50733 solution.

How to Turn On or Off "Sign in" Option in Office 2013

Description:

1. To Turn On "Sign in" and Cloud Capabilities in Office 2013
NOTE: This is the default setting.

A) Click/tap on the download button below to download the file below, and go to step 4 below.

Sign_in-OFFICE2013.reg

2. To Turn Off "Sign in" and Cloud Capabilities in Office 2013

A) Click/tap on the download button below to download the file below, and go to step 4 below.

NO_Sign_in-OFFICE2013.reg

3. Save the .reg file to your desktop.

4. Double click/tap on the downloaded .reg file to merge it.

5. When prompted, click/tap on Run, Yes (UAC-Windows 7/8) or Continue (UAC-Vista), Yes, and OK to approve merging the .reg file.

6. You can now delete the downloaded .reg file if you like.

How to remove Mysite123.com from web Browser Home Page

Hello Every,

                        How are you? I hope you are great. So Today topic  is How to remove Mysite123.com from web Browser Home Page.

                       From last week, I am facing web browser problem.  Any software that can change my web browser home page to Mysite123.com which I don’t like and I want to set the Google to my home page (Default).

So let’s do it

First of all we need to change Firefox browser property (follow my pic)

 We need to first unpin the firefox from taskbar

then search the firefox in start search box

We need to rename target to "C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\firefox.exe"

Then Ok

 then pin the firefox in taskbar

and final step is to set the homepage to Google in firefox setting

That It.

How to Fix “File is too large for destination file system” Error

Hello Friends, 

                       How are you? I hope you are fine. 

                       Today I am going to tell you How to Fix “File is too large for destination file system” Error. 

First Thing you need to know why this error is occurring.

Your flash drive’s default file system is FAT32 (File Allocation Table 32bit). The Fat32 file system can be detectable by all of the operating systems. That’s why your USB’s default file system is FAT32. But in the FAT32 file system, you cannot copy a larger file than 4 GB. That’s why when you try to copy a file larger than 4 GB then this error appears.

You can see the below table that show the limitation of file system

Criteria	NTFS5	NTFS	exFAT	FAT32	FAT16	FAT12
Limitations
Max File Size	264 bytes (16 ExaBytes) minus 1KB	244 bytes (16 TeraBytes) minus 64KB	16EB	4GB minus 2 Bytes	2GB (Limit Only by Volume Size)	16MB (Limit Only by Volume Size)

The Fat32 file system only allow 4GB minus 2 Bytes file to transfer.

So we need to change the drive from FAT32 to NTFS Format

Before starting the process, you should copy all of your data from USB to your hard disk. Now follow the steps:

1.         First Right click on the drive that you want to change into NTFS file system and select format.

2.         Now select the NTFS file system and click on the start and wait until the format process has done.

3.         Check the properties of the desired drive and you will see the file format has changed into the NTFS file system.

4.         Now you can also transfer the file larger than 4GB.