The i phone comes locked under the suscriber identifiation module (SIM) so can only be used with the AT&T SIM cards.
After the release of the i phone a hacker in US developed a software to unlock the i phone and can be used under any of the of the GSM networks.
The IUNLOCk name software is available which unlock the i phone.So any sim card can be inserted and run on your iPhone
But as published a article by apple computers saying that the one who unlocks the i phone illegally damages the i phone permenantly and can not be recovered.The i phone once hacked will not be able to update the i phone software 1.1 with many new features.
It was also published that the i phone unlocked will damage its warranty as it broke its license agreement.So if tommorow a new version is available you wont be able to upgrade it
So friend beware of such software and dont break your i phone warranty
I request you not to jailbreak your iPhone
If Guys don’t have a Web Camera and Still want to chat with friends on Yahoo and Skype then have a look at what we have got for you.
If you have a s60 Nokia Cell Phone with Camera you can use it like your Web Camera. The SmartCAM Application connect the PC to your mobile and it will Synchronize your Mobile with your PC so you can use your Cell Phone Camera as a Web Camera and have a Video Conferencing.
Basic features
1. SmartCAM is basically developed for the Symbian series 60 Phones with Blue tooth connectivity using which the integration of your phone cam with your PC is made easy.
2. What you need to get started is, just install SmartCAM in your PC and in your phone also. You need to have the application installed in both the terminals.
3. Connect the phone to PC via Blue tooth using the SmartCAM Application Interface.
4. Once you have connected to the PC what you need to do is to synchronize the phone with your PC so that you can easily make it function as your PC Web Camera.
5. SmartCAM works very well with Skype and Yahoo Messenger where you can video chat with your friends using your Phone’s Came.
DOWNLOAD START CAM
http://www.symbian-freeware.com/mirror/SmartCam_v1.2.rar
Desktop Background Slideshow is a neat little feature in Windows 7 which helps you shuffle your desktop background from a image file store folder, at predefined intervals. But, as Windows doesn’t show the file name of the currently displayed wallpaper, it becomes a problem if you have thousands of images in a store folder and you need to find the file name and the directory location of the currently displayed wallpaper.
Here is a small script which adds the Desktop Background File Location option in the Desktop context menu, which opens the current wallpaper file’s target folder and selects the file.
1. Download WPTargetDir.zip, unzip and extract the contents to a folder.
2. Move the file WPTargetDir.vbs to the Windows directory.
3. Double-click Add.reg to add the context menu option.
4. Hold the SHIFT key down and right-click on an empty area in the Desktop. You’ll see the Desktop Background File Location option.
More Information
The script queries the wallpaper source file name from the following registry key:
As we recently saw the Aero Shake feature can be disabled by enabling the Turn off Aero Shake window minimizing mouse gesture option in the Group Policy Editor, or by creating the NoWindowMinimizingShortcuts registry value. I found another way to disable Aero Shake, and this is a different registry edit.
Disabling Aero Shake using the "DisallowShaking" value
1. Click Start, type Regedit.exe2. Navigate to the following branch:
4. Set the value data of DisallowShaking to 1.
5. Exit the Registry Editor.
Microsoft Answers Search Connector
Microsoft Answers, one of the biggest community forums which is run by Microsoft is a great place where you can search, browse, and post questions and answers. They’ve made available a search connector so that you can search answers via Windows Explorer in Windows 7. Also, there is a Microsoft Answers search provider for Internet Explorer 7 and higher.Microsoft Answers Search Connector
Microsoft Answers – Search Provider for Internet Explorer
I’m writing this article specifically for Windows 7, because the FullRowSelect registry key that you used in Windows Vista, doesn’t work in Windows 7. (REF: Enable or Disable Full Row Select feature in Explorer in Windows Vista). After some of our readers reported that setting FullRowSelect to 0 doesn’t do anything in Windows 7, I decided to have a look at this issue. Playing with different bitmask values, I finally got what I wanted – to disable full row select feature in Windows Explorer (Details mode) in Windows 7, but with a minor side-effect which is explained in the later part of the article.
MSDN article on FOLDERFLAGS Enumerated Type tells that when the FWF_FULLROWSELECT 0×00200000 (Windows Vista and later) bit is set, when an item is selected, the item and all its sub-items are highlighted. However, in my Windows 7 system, the FWF_FULLROWSELECT wasn’t set, yet the full row select feature is still enabled. It appears that Windows 7 doesn’t honor the 0×00200000 bit. Perhaps Raymond Chen or someone from the MS Shell team can provide an expert insight on this?
Workaround
I could disable the full row select feature by AND’ing the 0×02000000 bit (FWF_EXTENDEDTILES) and applying the setting for Generic folders. Yes! It was just a fluke. Here are the detailed instructions (accompanied by a REG file to automate) if you want to try it out:1. Start Regedit.exe and navigate to the following location:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Classes \ Local Settings \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ Shell \ Bags
2. Create a subkey named AllFolders
3. Under AllFolders, create a key named Shell
4. Under Shell, create a key named {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7}
5. Select {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7}, and create a DWORD value named FFlags
6. Double-click FFlags and set its value data to 43000001 (hex)
8. Go back to the Bags key, export the branch to a REG file.
9. Delete every Bag# under the Bags key. Do NOT delete the AllFolders key. Caution: You lose existing folder views/customizations by doing this. You need to redo them again.
10. Open My Computer, customize the window and then close it.
11. Exit the Registry Editor.
12. Logoff and login back. (Alternately, you could terminate the shell cleanly and restart it. REF: Terminate and Restart Explorer.exe Process Cleanly in Windows 7 & Windows Vista).
Other Folder Types
The above example applies to generic folders, with the Folder Type GUID {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7}. You can adapt the above instructions for other folder types. Here are the GUIDs:| Folder Template | GUID |
| Generic | {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7} |
| Documents | {7D49D726-3C21-4F05-99AA-FDC2C9474656} |
| Music | {94D6DDCC-4A68-4175-A374-BD584A510B78} |
| Pictures | {B3690E58-E961-423B-B687-386EBFD83239} |
| Videos | {5FA96407-7E77-483C-AC93-691D05850DE8} |
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Explorer \ FolderTypes
I’m writing this article specifically for Windows 7, because the FullRowSelect registry key that you used in Windows Vista, doesn’t work in Windows 7. (REF: Enable or Disable Full Row Select feature in Explorer in Windows Vista). After some of our readers reported that setting FullRowSelect to 0 doesn’t do anything in Windows 7, I decided to have a look at this issue. Playing with different bitmask values, I finally got what I wanted – to disable full row select feature in Windows Explorer (Details mode) in Windows 7, but with a minor side-effect which is explained in the later part of the article.MSDN article on FOLDERFLAGS Enumerated Type tells that when the FWF_FULLROWSELECT 0×00200000 (Windows Vista and later) bit is set, when an item is selected, the item and all its sub-items are highlighted. However, in my Windows 7 system, the FWF_FULLROWSELECT wasn’t set, yet the full row select feature is still enabled. It appears that Windows 7 doesn’t honor the 0×00200000 bit. Perhaps Raymond Chen or someone from the MS Shell team can provide an expert insight on this?
Workaround
I could disable the full row select feature by AND’ing the 0×02000000 bit (FWF_EXTENDEDTILES) and applying the setting for Generic folders. Yes! It was just a fluke. Here are the detailed instructions (accompanied by a REG file to automate) if you want to try it out:1. Start Regedit.exe and navigate to the following location:
3. Under AllFolders, create a key named Shell
4. Under Shell, create a key named {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7}
5. Select {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7}, and create a DWORD value named FFlags
6. Double-click FFlags and set its value data to 43000001 (hex)
7. Create another DWORD value named Mode and set 4 as its data
8. Go back to the Bags key, export the branch to a REG file.
9. Delete every Bag# under the Bags key. Do NOT delete the AllFolders key. Caution: You lose existing folder views/customizations by doing this. You need to redo them again.
10. Open My Computer, customize the window and then close it.
11. Exit the Registry Editor.
12. Logoff and login back. (Alternately, you could terminate the shell cleanly and restart it. REF: Terminate and Restart Explorer.exe Process Cleanly in Windows 7 & Windows Vista).
Other Folder Types
The above example applies to generic folders, with the Folder Type GUID {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7}. You can adapt the above instructions for other folder types. Here are the GUIDs:| Folder Template | GUID |
| Generic | {5C4F28B5-F869-4E84-8E60-F11DB97C5CC7} |
| Documents | {7D49D726-3C21-4F05-99AA-FDC2C9474656} |
| Music | {94D6DDCC-4A68-4175-A374-BD584A510B78} |
| Pictures | {B3690E58-E961-423B-B687-386EBFD83239} |
| Videos | {5FA96407-7E77-483C-AC93-691D05850DE8} |
Registry Fix
If you need a REG file to carry out the above task, download w7-fullrowsel.zip, unzip and apply the REG file. There is an undo REG file attached if you want to reverse this hack. Caution: You lose existing folder views/customizations by running the Undo file. You need to redo the customizations again.Screenshots
With full row select feature enabled (default)
Minor Side-Effect
The above hack also causes a little glitch which you can notice only if you enable the Preview pane in Explorer. When you double-click on a text file (or any text based file which has the Text Preview handler enabled), it simply goes into the rename mode. That is, if you want to open a text file, you must first select the file by single clicking on it, and then double-clicking the file to open it. Three clicks, totally. Again, this is observed only for .txt files and only if the Preview pane is enabled in Windows Explorer.(Update: Feb 22 2010 – Additional note added below)
Other Interesting Observations of this Magical Registry Hack
Our vigilant reader Anon reported some interesting observations after running the above edit. This edit seems to force Windows 7 to use the standard list view control used in Windows Vista, instead of DirectUIHWND. Therefore, there are also other UI changes (as in the following screenshots) after running this edit.#1: Blue-colored column header is back!
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#4: Auto arrange menu option is back. Atlast, you can disable Auto arrange option when in "icons" view. This wasn’t possible in Windows 7 earlier.
Recently when browsing a Compressed (zipped) Folder containing some JPG images, I observed that the preview pane displayed the message "No Preview Available" when selecting an image file. However, preview worked fine if the files were extracted to a folder and then viewed from there.
That doesn’t mean the preview handlers don’t work in Compressed (Zipped) Folder view. When in a Compressed (Zipped) Folder view, the shell queries the preview handler registered at the file extension level, or at the ProgID level only. But for certain file types, Windows Vista and Windows 7 by default registers the preview handler based on the Category (or Perceived Type basis.)
For example, for image files such as JPG, GIF, PNG etc, the image preview handler ("Photo Extract Image" GUID {3F30C968-480A-4C6C-862D-EFC0897BB84B}) is registered at the following registry location:
› Home › Windows 7 › No Preview Available For Certain Files In Zip Folder View in Windows 7 and Vista › Home › Windows Vista › No Preview Available For Certain Files In Zip Folder View in Windows 7 and Vista Recently when browsing a Compressed (zipped) Folder containing some JPG images, I observed that the preview pane displayed the message "No Preview Available" when selecting an image file. However, preview worked fine if the files were extracted to a folder and then viewed from there.
Fig 1: Compressed (Zipped) Folder View
I extracted the images to a folder, and preview works just fine.
Fig 2: Windows Explorer Folder View
That doesn’t mean the preview handlers don’t work in Compressed (Zipped) Folder view. When in a Compressed (Zipped) Folder view, the shell queries the preview handler registered at the file extension level, or at the ProgID level only. But for certain file types, Windows Vista and Windows 7 by default registers the preview handler based on the Category (or Perceived Type basis.)
For example, for image files such as JPG, GIF, PNG etc, the image preview handler ("Photo Extract Image" GUID {3F30C968-480A-4C6C-862D-EFC0897BB84B}) is registered at the following registry location:
Whereas Windows Explorer (when you’re not browsing a Zip folder) uses the preview handlers that are registered at the following areas:
1. File Extension
2. ProgID
3. Type (PerceivedType)
Hope this note helps some readers!
When logged on to an administrator account in a Windows Vista or Windows 7 PC and attempt to merge a .REG file, you’ll see the User Account Control (UAC) prompt asking for your consent to allow the process to start. Regedit.exe uses the highestavailable execution level (as specified in its manifest) and thus it prompts for consent to launch with the highest available privilege.
The trick is to add a "Merge (as User)" option to the right-click menu for .REG files, which should run the console tool REG.EXE. Here is how to do that.
Add "Merge (as User)" Context Menu Option for .REG files
1. Launch Regedit.exe to open the Registry Editor2. Navigate to the following key:
4. Under open2, create another subkey named command
5. Select command, and assign the following data for the (default) value:
reg.exe import "%1"
Note: If you need to see the output window every time, use the following data instead
cmd /k reg.exe import "%1"
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IN THIS TUTORIAL I WILL TELL YOU WHO TO REDIRECT YOUR BLOG TO YOUR OWN DOMAIN
STEP 1:-- choose your domain
you should hav a domain with you no matter if it is co.cc or .com or any other
but i think many here will choose free domain i.e co.cc
so create an account on co.cc
1:Then regiter a domain that you want to use
2: The you have to setup your domain. Got to "setup-->Manage domain"
3. Choose "Zone Records"
4: In the coloumn "Host" fill it with your domain name (www.yourdomainname.co.cc")
and in "TTL" = 1D
5: Choose "CNAME" for "Type"
6: In the "Value" box fill it with "ghs.google.com"
GHS is Google Hosted Services.
7: Then click "Setup" Button.
NXT Step:The next step is make some setup in blogspot.
1. Login to Blogger/blogspot then choose "Setting-->Publishing"
2. Then choose "Switch to: Custom Domain
3. Then click on "Already own a domain? Switch to advanced settings"
4. Fill it with your new domain in the "Your Domain" coloumn.
5. To Finish click "Save Setting" Button.
It will take 1-48 hours for your new domain to work. So be patient....
"""note:this is only for blogger.com"""
Somedays before i faced this problem with my computer due to some virus.I was not able open anything neither task manager neither regedit neither gpedit. Then i searched the net to find the solution .And in the end i found one.
This is what m sharing wid u frnds....
..First of all u have to enable ur regedit if dat will happen it will very easy to do rest.
to do so first of all open your notepad and then write d below written code.
[Version]
Signature="$Chicago$"
Provider=Symantec
[DefaultInstall]
AddReg=UnhookRegKey
[UnhookRegKey]
HKLM, Software\CLASSES\batfile\shell\open\comm
HKLM, Software\CLASSES\comfile\shell\open\comm
HKLM, Software\CLASSES\exefile\shell\open\comm
HKLM, Software\CLASSES\piffile\shell\open\comm
HKLM, Software\CLASSES\regfile\shell\open\comm
HKLM, Software\CLASSES\scrfile\shell\open\comm
HKCU, Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersio
Now after writin this u have to save this file with .inf extension.
Now right click on dat file as click on install option.Mostly it works it will now start your regedit policies.
now if regedit is working to start task manager do as given below--
open regedit
now navigate to
HKEY_CURRENT_USER \ Software \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Policies\ System
Now when u click on system on left side u will see "disable taskmger" on right side now double click on dat and set its value to 0 if its is 1.Surely now ur task manager will also start working.
Finally to enable the gpedit policies
on ur desktop right click on my computer now navigate to advance option now there edit path system variable and its value to
;%SystemRoot%\System32\Wbem
now save it clicking on ok button...
now gpedit will also start working
thnks
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