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How to install HyperPKI ePass2003 for digital signing on Microsoft Window 7 or 10



Hi viewers!!!! in this tutorial I'll show you how to to install HyperPKI ePass2003 for digital signing on Microsoft Window 7 or 10

Please watch the below video tutorial and like, share and subscribe my channel. Have a nice day!!!







#Hyperpki #ePass2003 #howto
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How to use Local User Manager or lusrmgr on Microsoft Window 10 Home Edition




Hi viewers!!!! in this tutorial I'll show you how to use Local User Manager or lusrmgr on Microsoft Window 10 Home Edition.

Please watch the below video tutorial and like, share and subscribe my channel. Have a nice day!!!






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How to enable gpedit/group policy on window 10 Home Edition



Hi viewers!!!! in this tutorial I'll show you how to I'll show you how to enable gpedit/group policy on window 10 Home Edition.

Please watch the below video tutorial and like, share and subscribe my channel. Have a nice day!!!











#gpedit #home #howto #window
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How to delete the 0 byte file in window 10

Hi viewers!! sometime you may face a vary weird issue on window 10 when you try to delete a file with 0 bytes so in this tutorial I'll show you how we can delete these type of file in a step by step manner. Please follow the video tutorial as showing below  
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How to create multi boot USB Pen Drive using xBoot

 


Hi viewers!!! in this tutorial I'll show you how to create multi boot USB Pen Drive using xBoot.

Sometime you need a ultimate bootable USB driver from where you can boot the different utility like Acronis, Linux, Window PE or password reset tools. 



So here in the tutorial you will find how to make a multi bootable UBS drive with a Free tool so please follow the below tutorial


I hope you like the above tutorial. Thanks and have a nice day!!!!!!!

#multi #bootable #window #acronis #linux #howto #tutorial 



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Steps by Steps How to create Window 10 bootable USB drive


 


Hi viewers!!! I would like to show you in this tutorial How to create Window 10 bootable USB drive.

This is very handy while you need to install a fresh Window 10 installation on a Laptop or Desktop.




So please follow the tutorial as mentioned below



#howto #tutorial #stepsbysteps #resolved #window10 #USBDrive #USB #Drive #bootable


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how we can create a batch file which will shrink our existing volume an create a new volume on window machine

Hello viewer In this tutorial I'll show you how we can create a batch file which will shrink our existing volume an create a new volume on window machine.

You can follow the video tutorial give below or you can follow the steps mentioned here


I am using a test machine to demonstrate this procedures So in this window machine we a one volume that is C and it's size is around  150GB see the below screenshot



so our goal is to create a new volume of 40GB out of this 150GB drive to achieve like something mentioned below



So here is the script for this process in one single click

@echo off
(echo select disk 0
 echo list vol
 echo select volume=C
 echo shrink desired 40000
 echo list volume
 echo create partition primary
 echo format quick fs=ntfs label="Data"
 echo assign letter=G:
) | diskpart

pause

what all you need is to type this into a notepad and save this file as .bat then run
as administrator.



very important : This script is wrote to keep in mind that there is only one volume on your hard disk that is "C" and you need to create the new volume on the  same disk like in our case we have only one disk that is disk 0

so lets test the scripts in real world. Please run the script as an administrator


That's it this will save lots of your time.Please see the final out put as showing the screenshot below


I hope you like this tutorial please do visit on by blog for more informative tutorial.

Thanks and have a nice day!!!!!!
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How to Add Copy to/ Move to to the Windows Explorer Right Click Menu



Hello Friends!!!! Welcome back to my blog in this tutorial I'll show you how to add a very useful option in your windows Explorer right click menu.

In window or any OS whether it's Linux or MAC OS one of the most frequently task we do is copy or move file or folder from one location to another location. So to accomplice this task we have to go through few steps like first copy the file and then browse the location where you want to copy that file and then paste the file. 

We can shorten this procedure just add the copy to and move to option on our window explorer right click menu. Yes !! you red it correctly this is possible windows allow you to right click on a file, select copy to  folder or move to folder, and the move to box will pop up and let you choose a location to either copy or move the file or folder to.and here is the video in which I have described all the steps  or you can follow the steps give in this article as well...



Okay to do this we need to do some registry hack.

Very Important: Please as usual, back up your registry just in case something go wrong we can revert back. 

so lets do it....

Steps
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01. First Open the registry

02. No you need to drill down to the following key

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\AllFilesystemObjects\shellex\ContextMenuHandlers


03. Now you need to add a new key here and give it value as mentioned below

{C2FBB630-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}


04. Change the key name to "Copy to"

05. Now add a new key and name to "Move to"

06. then add the following value as mentioned below

{C2FBB631-2971-11D1-A18C-00C04FD75D13}

07. That's it you don't need to restart or logoff 


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How to make shortcut for Shutdown, Restart, Sleep , Hibernate and Lock PC for window 10



Hi viewers!!! welcome to my blog so in this tutorial I'll show you how to make shortcut for
Shutdown, Restart, Sleep , Hibernate and Lock PC for window 10 please view the following video tutorial which show everything as steps by steps




You can also follow all the steps mentioned here

01. To create a shutdown icon right-clock your desktop , hover over "New"
and then select "Shortcut"

02. The "Create Shortcut" menu appears. In the text box under "Type the location of the item", type the following and then click "Next"

shutdown.exe /s /t 00

03. Now give this shortcut a name like "Shutdown" and click on Finish.


04. Now we will create a shortcut for Restart for Restart type the following as mentioned below

shutdown.exe /r /t 00

05. Now we will create a shortcut for Sleep for Sleep type the following as mentioned below

rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState 0,1,0

06. Now we will create a shortcut for Hibernate for Hibernate type the following as mentioned below

rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll,SetSuspendState

07. Now we will create a shortcut for Lock PC for Lock PC the following need to be type as mentioned below

Rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStation 

That's it I hope you like this tutorial. Please do visit my blog for more useful tutorial

And thanks again!!!  to visit my blog again please feel free to leave any comment or contact us if you have any queries.
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