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Use android device as Keyboard and Mouse for PC

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Have you ever imagined that your android device can substitute or replace the wireless mouse and keyboard. This will not only be handy but also reduce the load of carrying an external wireless mouse and keyboard to and fro from one place to another. The android phone being handy easily fits into ones pocket. You can actually convert your Android device to operate like a wireless mouse or keyboard. This has been made possible by an app called “RemoteDroid”. To convert it follow the tutorial below. Requirements: PC with Java installed in it PC and android on the same Wi-Fi network or Bluetooth. You first need to install the RemoteDroid server app on your PC and the client app on your Android device. Setup RemoteDroid on PC:- 1) Navigate to the link and download the “Server app”. 2) Extract the files from “RemoteDroidServer_1.5v.zip” to any folder on your PC.  3) Open the folder containing the extracted files and double-click on  ”RemoteDroidServer.jar”.  The server softwa...

Use USB drive as password

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 Using a general multi charactered password to access your PC is a bit risky especially if the PC has many important and confidential files. Getting to know a part of the password can be used to guess the password and access the system. There is a permanent solution to this. You can use a personnel pen drive (of any build) to access the system. Also See: Display terms and conditions at PC logon This tutorial is about using your pen drive as your password to log into your computer without any third party software but by using a built in Windows feature. This feature stores a key into the pendrive. A user can log into the system only when this key is read and matched by the system. 1) Change the drive letter of your pen drive to A (A is the drive letter generally assigned to Floppy Disk. So open Windows Disk Manager. Here information about the system hard disk partitions and removable disks will be shown. So right-click on your pen drive and select "Change Drive Letter And Paths...

Tune Up Utilities 2014

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Tune Up Utilities is a utility software suite for Microsoft Windows designed to help manage, maintain, optimize, configure and troubleshoot a computer system. It was produced and developed by TuneUp Software GmbH, headquartered in Darmstadt, Germany and co-founded by Tibor Schiemann and Christoph Laumann in 1997. In 2011, AVG Technologies acquired TuneUp Software. (source: Wikipedia ) System requirements: The minimum system requirements to install TuneUp Utilities are the following: Operating System : Windows XP Processor        : 300 MHz or more Memory           : 256MB of RAM Hard Disk Space  : 150 MB of free space  Download: Download TuneUp Utilities 2014 from here . Get the Serial key from link1 or link2 . TuneUp Utilities 2014 Features: TuneUp Utilities 2014, the latest version of the product, consists of 30 different components, all of which can be accessed from within a central hub, c...

Use whatsapp without verifying your phone number

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Whatsapp has revolutionized the messaging world with outstanding features of sending photos, and videos, easy connectivity and much more. In order to protect your privacy you may sometime hesitate to give your phone number while verifying whatsapp account. Verifying of your mobile phone number for installing WhatsApp will not be compulsory here after... Technique: Follow the below mentioned steps to use your favorite app - WhatsApp without verification. Step 1: Install WhatsApp in your smartphone. Step 2: On opening the app you will notice that it asks mobile number to verify message to its server. Step 3: Close the app and switch your device to flight mode. (doing this will block the message service) Also See: Download and play android games in PC or Mac Step 4: Now choose the verify through message option and fill up your email address and then click on the send option and immediately press cancel the sending message option. Step 5: Now you need spoof messages. After the spoofin...