IDM Site Grabber

IDM Site Grabber is a powerful tool within IDM that lets you save files from websites to your computer.With this service, you can download your favourite flash games or whatever you want from a certain website.

Steps:

1. Copy the URL of the file

2. Open Internet Download Manager

Files Became Shortcut in Removable Drive - Recovery Method

Have this kind of things happened to you? Your precious files in your pendrive or external hard drive suddenly became shortcuts? I got the same problem 2 years ago. WHAT THE HECK!!! THIS MUST BE SOME KIND OF JOKE RIGHT?! It is kind of frustrating to have all of your assignments, notes and other important data lost just like that right? Well at that time I can't find a solution to this matter yet but I know that the files are still there except that they are actually hidden as system files as my friend told me so. So if you untick the "Hide protected operating system files" box in "folder and search option", you can see all of the files in grey colour.


But that's 2 years ago story. Last year my senior buddy gave me a .bat file which can recover all the files - That's what he says but I haven't got the chance to try it until the next semester. During that time, one of my precious group assignment projects was infected by this Idon'tknowIfItIsAVirusOrWormButItMakesMyFilesHidden thing again. Hence, I tried the .bat file that my friend game me earlier and it works like a charm.

Another Shutdown/Restart Methods

Hi friends, this time I would like to show you another ways to shutdown/restart your computer. Hehehe. Don’t worry because this method won’t harm your computer. This is just for fun and learning purpose though.

1. First Way

This is only for restarting the PC... though I don’t know whether this can be counted as restart or not but still...I want to show it to you guys.. What a nice guy I am. lol XD. The credit goes to my friend, Amirul Hilman for showing it to me in the first place. Ok, let’s get back to the topic.

First open Task Manager. Under Process tab, click on “explorer.exe” and Click “End Process”. Then click File>New Task(Run...). In the box, just type “explorer.exe” (without quotation marks) and click Ok. Hehehe... Simple isn’t it.

Remove Files Immediately when Deleted

Hello again ladies and gentlemen. Today I want to show you guys a simple trick. Some of you might even know it already though. For those who didn't know, let me present you a way to keep your recycle bin out of work. XD.

Before we continue, you might ask me something like "What the hell ryzz, do we need to know this trick?" or "What is so important about this, huh?" Hmph, It depends on you. If you are getting tired of deleting file(s) in the recycle bin manually and you want the file(s) that you just deleted to be gone immediately without ever going to the recycle bin, then this trick is for you. Also, please keep in mind that this is for educational purpose only ok.

Back to the topic. This trick is quite simple actually. You don't even need a software to do this. It is because you just need to change the setting. But beware, this is quite risky. What I mean by that is you know... when you set to remove the files immediately, you won't get the second chance to recover the file(s) again in case you changed your mind not to remove the file(s). Hence, please do it at your own risk. So how do we do that? Easy, just follow these steps:

Windows 7 : Partition Your Hard Disk Without Using Software

Hi everyone. Today I want to show you how to make a new partition on your hard disk in Windows 7 without using third party software. Well don't worry because the process is quite simple. You just need to do the following 3 simple steps:

1. First open up Disk Management:

    Step 1: Click on "Start" button

    Step 2: In the "Search" box, type disk management and Click on "Create and 

                format hard disk partitions"

2. Shrink partition in order to create a new volume:

    Step 1: In "Disk Management", Right-Click on the disk that you want to shrink then 

                Click "Shrink Volume" and a message about calculating available space to 

                shrink will pop up.

    Step 2: Enter the amount to shrink and Click "Shrink"

Change Time Format in Windows 7

Ehem2, today I want to show you a trix to adjust the time format of your pc in Windows 7. As we all know, the default time format is in 24-hours format? So how to change the time format so that it will be displayed in 12-hours format instead? Easy, just follow these steps:

1. Click on “Date & Time” at the taskbar.

2. Click on “Change date and time settings...”

Windows 7 Did Not Go Fullscreen When Playing Games

Hello again, guys! Well, for some reasons Windows Seven did not go fullscreen when playing older video games which doesn't support full resolution like Frozen Throne and Battle Realms. Lot's of you guys must have been searching for the tricks to make the games go fullscreen but still can't find the solution right? Well, worry not because you have come to the right place. In "Tips OR Trix" i.e this blog, I'm gonna show you the trick to remove those annoying black borders when playing games.

So what to do? Do I need to format my computer and install another windows instead? LOL! Of course not. You just need to do the following:

ATI (Tested on ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3450):
Step 1: Go to the graphic card control center
Step 2: Lower the resolution
Step 3: Change Scaling Option to Fullscreen
Step 4: Change back to original resolution

Nvidia(Tested on Nvidia Geforce GTX660M):
Step 1: Open  Nvidia Control Panel
Step 2: Go to "Adjust Desktop Size and Position" Tab
Step 3: Change scaling mode to Full-screen

Windows 7: Solve Rundll32 Problem when Playing Certain Games!

Hi Guys! First "Tips OR Trix" tip/trick has arrived! lol!

          Hmph, rundll32 is a joke! It is because everytime I tried to open/run certain games like Warcraft III, it will pop up in the Task Manager instead of the game itself. It means that I need to run the game once again. What a joke. Well, If it doesn't affect the cpu process, it doesn't really matter. But unfortunately it does affect the cpu. It takes half of the cpu performance which may contribute to lagging when playing games. Getting tired of this, I conducted a research on how to disable it. Luckily, I managed to find a trick/technique to stop it from appearing in the Task Manager EVER EVER again! LOL!