Creating An Undeleateable Folder

• Open command prompt.
• change to the directory in which u want to make folder.
• type
• mkdir .\con\\
• Or
• Md .\con\\
• You can choose folder name from the name given below
• CON
• LPT1
• LPT2
• LPT3
• LPT4
• LPT5
• LPT6
• LPT7
• LPT8
• LPT9
• AUX
• -----------------------
• Logic behind this is : IN Windows above names are researved words and you cann't create folder or file
• with above name. Once you will create the folder nobody will be able to delete it in normal way.
• have tested it with XP 2000 and 2003. Windows 98 is currently not available to me for testing.
• If you can test it on Windows 98 then please do it and let me know the result. I expect it to work.
• to create that folder u have typed
• mkdir .\con\\
• Or
• Md .\con\\
• right......!
• now to remove that folder u have to type
• rd .\con\\
• ok....!

ReadyBoost Speed Up Windows Vista

• One very cool feature of Windows Vista – especially for machines not natively equipped with the kind of horsepower to fully enjoy the rich visuals of Windows Presentation Foundation (Avalon) applications is ReadyBoost. ReadyBoost enables you to plug a USB key into your machine and have Windows Vista use it as memory. I hadn’t actually used this myself, but had heard of it long ago. When a reader emailed me asking if this was an urban legend, I decided to check it out for myself and was very impressed with how easy and seamless the process is.
• Installing/Configuring the USB Key as Memory
• First I took a standard USB 2.0 key (I’ll list the prerequisites shortly) and plugged it into my machine. I’m running Windows Vista Beta 2, Build 5346, but I’m told that this works with the latest CTP made available to beta and TAP members as well as MSDN Subscribers. Upon plugging the USB key into my computer, I was greeted with the standard "AutoPlay" dialog box asking how I wanted to the operating system to treat the USB key. However, with ReadyBoost I get the additional option (circled below in the screen capture) of using the key to "speed up my system".
• Once I click the "Speed up my system" option, the Properties dialog box for the device is displayed where I can specify to start/stop ReadyBoost usage of the device and how much space I want used as a memory cache. (Actually, according to one of the Product Specialists here, this space is used more as a flash-based page file than true RAM, but the impact is that the more space you choose here, the more benefit you’ll get in terms of overall system performance.)
• (In order to return to this dialog box, open the Computer window, right-click the drive (F: in this case) and select Properties. From there, click the Memory tab (as shown in the previous screen capture and adjust the settings as needed).
• For the inquisitive, opening the drive in an Explorer window reveals that ReadyBoost has created a cache file of the specified size.

Add Tags To Your Photos on Orkut

This very cool new orkut feature will allow you to add tags to your photos. Friends can tag each other friends in group photos. Each profile has a new 'photos of me' section which will inform them if any of their friends have tagged them.


» How to add tags to your orkut photos

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• Choose any photograph you uploaded.

• You will find an add tag option just below the photo
• click on the 'add tag' option and select the portion of the image you want to associate.

• After, selecting the portion, enter the name of your friend whom you have tagged.
• Your job is over
• Repeat if you want to select some other portion of the image and add more tags.

• Now, the person whom you tagged will be notified by a new section in his profile - photos of me

• He he clicks photos of me, he will be taken to the picture you added tags on.
• Thus, you need not visit any of your friends profile to see if they have uploaded your photo in their albums. Great isn't it?
• Best example of photo tagging - screenshot

» I don't want my friends to tag me

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• In this case, navigate to your privacy settings page

• In the first section, you'll find photo tagging setting.
• Un-check the box and update your profile.
• That's all.

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