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Showing posts with label Windows7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows7. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 18, 2014

Copy command line output to clipboard

Microsoft Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 users can copy the output of command line commands such as dir to the clipboard by using the clip command. For example, if you wanted to copy the dir output to the clipboard you would type the below command.



Users who're not using these versions of Windows or other operating systems may not have access to this command but can send the output of commands to a file.

Monday, June 16, 2014

How to Colorize Folders with Different Colors In Windows

Hey guys i am back with an Awesome Windows tricks. We all Know the Folder color is light yellow by default in Windows, but what if you can give your desired color to each folder inorder to organize them properly to feel Comfortable.

Yes You can colorize folders in windows with the Color of your choice very easily. Many a time we find it difficult to navigate to the folder which we want to because All the Folders are of same Color and if you forget the name of the folder in which you stored your important file, than one can get a nightmare.


Assigning Colors to different folders will not only help you to Pick the folder you want without remembering it but it will aslo spice up the looks. Have a look at the below picture How beautiful Windows explorer looks after giving colors to different folders. Now let us see Some easy steps involved to perform this awesome trick.

Step 1: Download Folder Colorizer which is a third party tool used to assign colors to Folders in Windows

Step 2: Install it and navigate to any folder that you wish to assign Color. Right Click on that folder and you will see Folder colorizer Integrated in the Context Menu. 


Step 3: Hover your Mouse on Colorize and Choose your Favourite color 

Step 4: After Choosing your favorite Color you will see that color has been assigned to the selected folder. Repeat same steps for other Folders too.

You may even Choose from various other Colors of your choice and you also have an option to Restore Default Color.

Normally i use Green Color for folder that don't Need Much attention and which also indicates that I have Completed the Tasks from that Folder. And i assign Red to the Folders that need my Attention and the Work is Pending. You may Use it for various Purposes. 

Do not Forget to let us know if you like this article and how you are going to Use these Color Combination. 

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Forgot the Password? Reset, Delete or Remove Windows 7 Password



We create sometimes very difficult passwords at the same time difficult to remember for us, If you need to reset the password for Windows7 on your computer, because you've forgotten it, let me first assure you that not only is this very possible, it's not even that difficult.

Follow these easy steps to reset your Windows 7 password:

1. Reset your Windows 7 password with your password reset disk.
Which we generally don't create, I put this step here knowing that you probably don't have a password reset disk. However, once you get yourself back in to Windows using the remaining steps, please create one as soon as possible.

2. Download one of the following Windows password reset tools:

Either program will reset your Windows 7 password but ONTP&RE (Offline NT Password & Registry Editor) is my favorite. It's a bit more difficult to use but tends to be more reliable and avoids a data corruption possibility that exists with PC Login Now.

3. Write or Burn the ISO file you downloaded to a disc. Make sure your burn the image properly and don't just burn the file itself to the disc or the Windows 7 password reset program you chose will not work correctly.

4. Boot from the disc you created and let the password reset program start.
Assuming you burned the ISO properly and are booting to the disc properly, you should eventually see the start screen for either Offline NT Password & Registry Editor (here) or PC Login Now (here).

5. Now Reset your Windows 7 password using the instructions provided on screen.

6. Once the Windows 7 password reset is confirmed, remove the disc from the drive and restart your computer.

After your Windows 7 password reset, you can now login to Windows without a password at all. Your Windows 7 password will be blank if asked for one.

If Your Windows 7 Password Reset Attempt Fail?: Try the other program from Step 2 and see Tip #1 at the bottom of the page for help. 

7. Now create a new Windows 7 password. That you can get back in to Windows 7, configure a new password right away.

Remember: Having a secure password is very important so please don't keep using Windows 7 without setting one up. Just make sure it's a password you'll remember this time!

Tips: 

1.  The Windows 7 password reset tools I linked to in Step 2 sometimes don't do the job. If they didn't for you, you could try an actual password recovery program like Ophcrack but honestly, Offline NT Password & Registry Editor and PC Login Now both tend to work better for Windows 7 passwords than Ophcrack.

Thanks & Blessing be on you all!

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Install Windows 7 from USB drive using DISKPART


Windows 7 can be installed from a USB drive when the other installation methods are unavailable. We can choose between a memory card, hard drive which is USB compatible etc., and also several 3rd party tools are available for creating a USB bootable Windows 7 installation media, but I am using the “diskpart” command-line tool. Diskpart is a very good tool as it comes along with your install of Windows Vista, 7 and Server 2008.

Monday, October 15, 2012

Create test file using fsutil Windows



The “fsutil” in windows is much similar to the “dd” tool in linux, as both of them can be used to create test files of any size.

How to:

Execute the fsutil command in the elevated command prompt. (Command Prompt > Run as Administrator)

fsutil file createnew filename file-size-in-bytes

For example to create a file named testfile of 100 Megabytes size

C:\Windows\system32>fsutil file createnew e:\testfile 104857600
File e:\testfile is created

Thats all you are done.
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