Unlock New Idea 7.2 (Advanced version)

 Unlock new idea 7.2 advanced version permanent solution..?

 now a days idea launch there new USB modem .it is Latest model of idea 7.2 USB net setter .in this can't use other operator Sim.idea distributors are challenge to unlock new idea 7.2 modem.

   modem  lockers can't find a permanent or fixed solution  for unlock new idea 7.2 usb modem   there used advanced technology in this modem.

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windows 8 installation error illegal operation(troubleshooting)

Windows 8 Installation Troubleshooting illegal Operation         and    Registry Error

Trouble..!

"when I'm trying to install windows 8 show some error massage "Microsoft has performed an  illegal operation and will shut down if the persists, contract the department of justice" or "registry error " then Restarting computer automatically.

Why This Trouble..?

• may you have no insufficient RAM size 

• damaged  RAM

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online english to malayalam translate

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Computer Hanging After Working Few Minutes (troubleshooting)

Computer Hanging After Working Few Minutes (troubleshooting)

 

Trouble

     "My computer hanging after working a few  Minutes after Restarting computer again hang why this happening  "

Why This

• computer processor cooling fan not working properly

• cooling fan RPM (rotate per minute) rate is less in BIOS settings                 

• 
  

 

Troubleshooting and Solution

 

•               replace cooling fan 

•               Use cooling system like :cooling paste"

   

 

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How to Install Windows 8..? Steps

 How to Install Windows 8..?

      Up date your windows 7 or windows XP in to WINDOWS 8 in some few steps .

 

STEP 1

 Insert Windows 8 DVD in to drive and it will load if not click here to boot   then wait a few movements     .like this image          

STEP2 

windows info  window

       select your country time language and other few tast it will end with in seconds.  it is second step of windows installation

windows installation window

STEP 3         

  it is the windows installation window .you can install or repair in this window .select install in order to install windows 8.

    STEP4 

windows installation product key window

                                      
       

in this step type your own product key to activate windows 8 genuine .if not a genuine windows 8 try it "GHGBY RFR88 8F8G4 TPG8M 4Q67Y"

STEP 5

windows license agreement window

Read the full terms and condition of windows and accept the terms and condition in order to install windows 8.

                                                               



                                            

STEP 6        

windows kind of install window

                                      

it is very impotent step in this  window you can update and custom installation .if you are  use windows 7 or windows xp you can update
with keep your fille and software. if you install after format the custom installation.

windows partition

STEP 7                               

                   

 in partition window create your hard disk partition 50 GB is recommenced .and click next in order to install windows 8.

STEP 8 

windows software installation window

                                               

    it is windows software installation window.in this stage wait few time in is big part of installation .try to keep system in power missing .it will make blue scree error in your computer

                                   

STEP 9                   

after windows software installation automatically restart your computer note: after  restart of your computer ask to you "press any key to boot " dot press any key .it may start installation in first .then it will come to windows 8 personalize  window

STEP 10

      

windows 8 personalize  window

          



 in this step set your screen and personalize display

STEP 11

             

windows 8 menu window

                           Now installation is finished now your on windows 8 menu window. use windows 8 and enjoy life ..

                            

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How to Change first Boot Device to CD/DVD Drive on BIOS setup ?

How to Change first Boot Device to CD/DVD Drive on BIOS setup..?

    OS CD Not Booting/not Running ?

   1  First Restart your computer Then Press Delete or F2 key in your keyboard (dependence on your mother board) 
  2  Then Go BIOS boot management >First bootebel device >change HDD in to DVD/CD Use + - and up and down key on your keyboard 
 3 Then press F10 to Save and Exit .

4 After restarting computer ask to you " Press any key to boot" then press any key in your computer like space enter..Now The OS will start loading file. Enjoy .......

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Introduction and history of Linux and Unix

           PROGRAMS IN OFFICE MANAGEMENT

INTRODUCTION TO LINUX

menu of linux

Linux is an operating system that evolved from a kernel created by Linus Torvalds when he
was a student at the University of Helsinki. Linux is an operating system that is meant to be used
as an alternative to other operating systems like MS-DOS, the various versions of MS Windows,
Mac OS, Solaris and others.

History of Unix and Linux

LINUX logoIn the 1950s -60s computers were very big machines which created many practical
difficulties for the users. In addition every computer had different operating systems. Software was customized to serve a specific purpose, and software for one system did not run on another system. Hence Computers were expensive and complicated to operate. Thus it was difficult both for users and system administrators.
           Technologically the world was not quite advanced at that time. In 1969, a team of developers in the Bell Labs laboratories started working on a solution for the software problem, to address these compatibility issues. They developed a new operating system, which was

1. Simple and stylish.
2. Written in the C programming language instead of assembly code
3. Able to recycle code.

The Bell Lab developers named their project “UNIX”.

The code recycling features were very important. Until then, all the commercially available
computer systems were written in a code specifically developed for one system. UNIX on the other
hand needed only a small piece of that special code, which is now commonly named the kernel.
This kernel is only one piece of code that needs to be adapted for every specific system and forms
the base of the UNIX system. The operating system and all other functions were built around this
kernel and written in a higher programming language, C. this language was especially developed
for creating the UNIX system. Using this new technique, it was much easier to develop an
operating system that could run on different types of hardware.

        UNIX did a great effort to become compatible with different systems. The development of
UNIX continued throughout the next couple of decades. More hardware and software vendors
added support for UNIX to their products. UNIX was initially used only in very large
environments with mainframes such as a university, the government or for large financial
corporations.
Gradually smaller computers were being developed, and by the end of the 80s, many
people had personal computers. By that time, there were several versions of UNIX available for
the PC architecture, but none of them were truly free and also they were all very slow. This made
people use MS DOS or Windows 3.1 on their home PCs.

How Linux was born ?

By the beginning of the 90s home PCs were finally powerful enough to run UNIX. When
Linus Torvalds was studying at the University of Helsinki, he was using a version of the UNIX
operating system called ‘Minix’. Linus thought it would be a good idea to have some sort of freely
available academic version of UNIX, and promptly started to code. Linus and other users sent
requests to the programmers and users all around the world for modifications and improvements to Minix. He started to ask questions, looking for answers and solutions that would help him get
UNIX on his PC. Linus decided to create his own operating system that would take into account
users’ comments and suggestions for improvement. At the beginning, it was Linus’ goal to have a
free system that was completely compliant with the original UNIX.

                      In 1991, ideal conditions existed that would create Linux. In essence, Linus Torvalds had a kernel but no programs of his own, Richard Stallman and GNU had programs but no working
kernel. So combining the necessary programs provided by GNU in Cambridge, Massachusetts and
a kernel, developed by Linus Torvalds in Helsinki, Finland, Linux was born. Due to the physical
distances involved, the means used to get Linus’ kernel together with the GNU programs was the
internet, then in infancy. We can say then that Linux is an operating system that came to life on the internet. The Internet would also be crucial in Linux’s subsequent development as the means of coordinating the work of all the developers that have made Linux into what it is today.

Importance of Linux

Today, Linux is enjoying a favourable climate. This comes from the fact that Linux has
proven to be a tremendously stable and versatile operating system, particularly as a network server. When Linux is deployed as a web server or in corporate networks, its down-time is almost
negligible. There have been cases when Linux server have been running for more than a year
without re-booting and then only taken down for a brief period for routine maintenance. Its cost
effectiveness has sold it more than anything else. Linux can be installed on a home PC as well as a network server for a fraction of the cost of other companies’ software packages.
On the server side, Linux is well-known as a stable and reliable platform, providing
database and trading services for companies like Amazon, the well-known online bookshop, US
Post Office, the German army and many others. Cluster of Linux machines are used in the creation of movies such as “Titanic”, “Shrek” and others.

                   Modern Linux also runs on gadgets like PDA’s, mobiles, a lot of embedded applications and also on experimental wristwatches. This makes Linux the only operating system in the world covering such a wide range of hardware.

Advantages of Linux

         There are significant advantages of using Linux operating systems in a business or
organization. They are as under.

1. Lower Total Cost of Ownership

Independent TCO surveys support Linux as the most cost effective operating system available
on the market today. Lower TCO improves the bottom line.

2. Security

Linux provides industry-leading security to both desktops and servers with the fewest
high-level security issues of any OS.

3. Highest Reliability

  Linux provides renowned reliability to increase up time and improve worker productivity

4. Avoiding Vendor Lock In

 Linux prevents vendor lock in and promotes competition to lower software costs

5. Ease of Migration

Linux provides renowned reliability to increase up time and improve worker productivity.
4. Avoiding Vendor Lock In
Linux prevents vendor lock in and promotes competition to lower software costs.

6. World Class Support

Linux allows migration paths suitable for each type of organization, whether migrating to
mixed OS systems or moving an entire network of servers and desktops to Linux.

7. Rapid Employee Training

A wide variety of large and small technology companies such as IBM, HP, and Novell
provide Linux support to every size of business.

8. Inexpensive Standard Desktop Software

The Linux desktop and applications appear remarkably similar to current standard desktops so
employee down time due to retraining is minimal.

Standard desktop applications such as word processing, spreadsheets, and presentation
software are available for free or at reasonable prices on Linux.

9. Improved Custom Applications

10. Superior Network and Systems Management

Numerous software development firms provide reliable and secure custom applications for
business and organization systems.

Linux provides robust network and systems management capabilities to improve administration capabilities.

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Lucky Time In Passport Seva Time Slot Page

     Trick for  Successful Booking of passport appointment

              Now a days number of passport applicant in a day more than 35000 .but the passport seva can only issue 100000 passport in a week . Tata Consultancy Services can perfume more better .so total number of time ( Time In Passport Seva Time Slot Page) booking with in seconds .so the normal user cant book appointment. so I'm introduce some trick in time slot page in my long experience .if you follow my step you can book up to 3-4 appointment in a day   

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Internet Download Manager 2013 new Version (Crack withSerial Key)

 

Download internet manager 2013 full Version with Serial Key

Download internet manager  new version 2012 with serial key.IDM 6.11 crack version download.in internet download manager you can download large file hi speed and very fast .without error .you can resume and pause and start .if your internet connetion lost automatically  resume and pause the file. 

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Networking Topology (tutorial)

           Computer Networking Topology

   There are different topologies in which computer can be connected to one another. The
network topology defines the way in which computers, printers, and other devices are connected.
A network topology describes the layout of the wire and devices as well as the paths used by data
transmissions.

1. Bus topology

          Commonly referred to as a linear bus, all the devices on a bus topology are connected by
one single cable. The main problem faced in implementing this topology is the fact that only one

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Components of Network (tutorial)

                             COMPONENTS OF NETWORK

                      A communication network is any arrangement where a sender transmits a message to areceiver over a channel consisting of some type of medium. A network system consists of the following five basic components.

1. Terminals

             Terminals include video display terminals and other end user

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Types of network (tutorial)

                                   TYPES OF NETWORK

     Depending on the size and coverage area of the network, it can be classified into the following:-

1. Local Area Network (LAN)

                      LAN is a computer network that spans a relatively small area. Most LANs are confined to asingle building or group of buildings area such as office building, manufacturing plant,
educational institutions etc. Hence most LANs connect workstations and personalcomputers. Each computer in a LAN has its own CPU with which it executes programs, but
it is also able to access data and devices anywhere on the LAN. This means many users can
share expensive devices, such as laser printers, as well as data. Users can also use the LAN

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computer networks (tutorial)

                                  COMPUTER NETWORKS

         We use computer networks all the time without realizing it. Every time we use the internet,we are actually using the world’s largest network. So what is a network? a computer network is

    simply two or more computers that are connected via software and hardware so that they can

communicate with each other. Communication network are formed form the interconnection of a

number of different locations through communication facilities. Devices connected t

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Output devices of a computer (tutorial)

                               OUTPUT DEVICES

An output device helps us to send processed data out of our computer. This can take the
form of text, pictures, sounds and video.

• Monitor: 

       The most common output device is the monitor which displays text, graphics and video.
There are two types of monitors: CRTs (Cathode-ray tube) and LCDs (Liquid crystal display).
CRTs are fast becoming legacy technology as it is

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Input devices of a computer (tutorial)

                                    INPUT DEVICES

         An input device helps you to enter data (text, images and sounds) and instructions into the
computer. There are lots of input devices but the most common are keyboards, mouse, pointing
devices, scanners, speech recognition devices.

Text input devices:

Keyboards – 

        keyboards are used to enter data by typing it in manually. Most desktop and

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Computer and operating systems (tutorial)

                       COMPUTERS AND OPERATING SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION

         Man developed computers so that he could perform intricate operations such as calculation
and data processing or simply for entertainment. Today, computers are everywhere-in our offices,
homes, appliances, automobiles- the list is endless. Much of the world runs on computers, and
computers have profoundly changed our lives, mostly for the better. Let us discuss some of the
characteristics of a computer, which make them an essential part of every emerging technology
and such a desirable tool in human development.
Features of New Generation Personal Computers

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