Stop Windows Error Blue Screen

Friends, today im with a great trick.Now Stop the Windows error blue screen on your screen and stopping it from restarting can be done in all Windows versions. I do not use Windows XP at the moment, however I am sure that this option exists in that operating system as well. The screen shots I have taken below are from Windows Vista, but Windows 7 is very similar to this.

Just follow the below steps and problem will solve:

1. Right Click on My Computer.
2. Click on Properties.

3. Now the systems properties will open. Click on Advanced Tab.


4. Under the Startup and Recovery section, press on settings.

5. The start up and recovery box will appear. Go to the System Failure section.

6. Uncheck the box where it says Automatically restart.

7. Press ok to finish.

Now your problem is solved for ever...

Hack Windows Vista & XP or 7 Passwords

Did you forget the password to your windows Vista or XP computer? Or maybe you�re parents have parental controls enabled and you need to know the password to turn them off. Whatever you�re reason may be, hacking into windows XP and Vista is actually a relatively simple process.

Step 1: Go to ophcrack.sourceforge.net select which operating system you use (either XP or Vista; Windows 7 isn�t available yet) and download the ISO. After the download is complete burn the ISO to a CD.

Step 2: Restart your computer (with the CD in) and your computer should now boot from the live CD into a Linux environment.

Step 3: Ophcrack will automatically run as soon as the CD boots and now all you need to do is wait until Ophcrack has completely finished cracking the computer password(s). This process will take anywhere from 10 minutes to several hours depending on the strength of the password used to protect the computer.

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Step 4: Finally now that you know the computer password; reboot the computer, eject the CD and now you will have complete access.

That's it! Go ahead and try it for yourself. But as always, use this knowledge responsibly!

How to Disable Right-Click on Desktop

You can disable context menu or the menu you get when you right click on your mouse. You can use this trick as a prank or you can use this to prevent any one from changing options of your folders and applications by right clicking on them. Here is a way to disable the right-clicking or context menu on the entire Desktop, including the Start Button, Taskbar and the System Tray. 

Steps

 1. Start > Run 

 2. Type

 regedit and press [Enter].

3. First, navigate to 

HKEY_CURRENT _USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer.

4. Right-click in the right pane and create a new DWORD value. Name this DWORD key as �NoViewContextMenu�. Double-click on this DWORD and set its value to 1. Click �OK�. This step will disable the context menu for the Desktop.

5. Next, in the same registry key as above, again right-click in the right pane and create another, new DWORD value. Name this DWORD �NoTrayContextMenu�. Double-click on this DWORD and set its value to 1. Click�OK�. This step will disable the context menu for the System Tray.

Finally, we�ll disable the context menu for the Taskbar. To do this, navigate to 

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Advanced. 

6. Right-click in the right pane and create a new DWORD value as before. Name this DWORD �TaskbarContextMenu�. The new DWORD will have a value of 0 � let it remain. 

That�s it, you�re done.

Exit the registry editor. Log Off and then log back On for the new settings to take effect. Now try right- clicking anywhere � you won�t be able to!

Note:

To restore the context menus, repeat the above procedures, and simply change back the values from 0 to 1 and 1 to 0 as necessary.

How to change Administrator Password without knowing Old Password

How To Change The Administrator Password Without Old Password ?

Friends, today i m sharing with u a very important trick which will help u so much. When u go to your frnds house and u want to tease him so do this trick. U can Also do it with your Colleg's or school computers.

Steps:

 1.Go to Start and click RUN.
 2. Type compmgmt.msc

3. Click on Local Users and Groups

4. Click on Users.
5. Right click the Administrator and choose Set Password.

6. Now select Your New Password and click OK

Note:
This trick works in Windows 7 Ultimate, Windows XP  only