Showing posts with label enable. Show all posts
Showing posts with label enable. Show all posts
Friday, March 10, 2017
Enable Facebook HTTPS Secure
Enable Facebook HTTPS Secure
Enable Facebook HTTPS(Secure)
This is old trick but still if you are not aware of this then this is for you.Facebook has added new feature to browse it securely but is not set by default. Facebook has changed without any notification.Take a look at your URL (top box on your screen.). If you see "http" or just "www" instead of "https" you DO NOT have a secure session & can be hacked.To secure your facebook account just follow the below Steps.
1. Go to Account
2. Then Account Settings
3. Then click on Security
4. Check box (secure browsing)
5. Click on Save changes.
Note:-As always, if you would like to leave a sensible comment, then please do so in the comments section below.
- Enable Facebook HTTPS(Secure)
Available link for download
Friday, February 24, 2017
How to enable multiple remote desktop user logins in Windows 7
How to enable multiple remote desktop user logins in Windows 7
Windows remote desktop connection application can be used in order to connect to another PC on the same network or the internet. Both computers should use Windows and have the “Remote desktop connection” application available. For example, you can use all of your work computer’s programs, files, and network resources from your home computer, and it’s just like you’re sitting in front of your computer at work. You can also use it to access an application that is only installed on a single computer, by multiple users at the same time.
Windows 7 do not allow the concurrent use of a single computer by multiple users. This means that a user needs to be signed out before a second user logs in. This is not the case for the server editions of Windows. Luckily there is a patch that allows you to override this setting and connect multiple users at the same time on a single computer. The will even be able to use the same applications at the same time.
CAUTION: The following steps are probably going against the windows EULA agreement and could cause harm to your computer. I have already tested both of the patched below on windows 7 professional edition installations and could not find any issues.
Patch 1 (Does not work on Win 7 SP1)
The first patch just enables multi-user support for the Windows remote desktop connection tool:
- You need to download the following zip file: Win7RDP.zip.
- Unzip the contents in a folder (let’s say you have used the following path: “C:Win7RDP”).
- Execute the file install.cmd by double clicking on it.
- You should see a screen similar to the one below, if everything works fine.
- After the end of the patching process the remote desktop connection of your pc provides multi-user support.
Patch 2
The following patch application lets you choose whether or not to enable multiuser support for the remote desktop connection process or/and to disable the no blank password policy that is enforced on users that need to connect remotely. Follow the steps below to access the application.
- Download the file Concurrent_RDP_Patcher_2-22-2011.zip
- Open the compressed file and execute the file “Concurrent RDP Patcher.exe”
- You should see the following screen
- Check the desired options and then click the patch button.
Available link for download
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Enable Concurrent Desktop Sessions in Windows on one system
Enable Concurrent Desktop Sessions in Windows on one system
Professional and Ultimate editions of Windows come with a built in Remote Desktop (RDP) feature that allows you to access your machine remotely while away from home or the office. Unfortunately, it is limited by default to one concurrent user per session, meaning that if someone remotely connects to the computer, whoever was logged in at the moment will be automatically logged off, even if the user is physically at the computer.
This is not a technical limitation but rather a licensing one. Case in point, Remote Desktop in server editions of Windows by default supports two concurrent connections to remotely troubleshoot or administer a computer. More users can connect simultaneously, too, as long as the machine can handle it with the resources it has available and you have the required client access licenses for that particular server.
However, there are a few reasons why concurrent sessions would come in handy for power users not necessarily running a server. For example, if you have a dedicated Media Center PC running in the living room, youll be able to remotely access all files on the machine without interrupting the person watching TV.
Or if you are sharing a computer with other users, concurrent Remote Desktop sessions will allow more than one person use that system under a different or even the same user account, without kicking each other off. By patching a file called termsrv.dll, located in %SystemRoot%System32, this is possible in all editions of Windows 7, Windows Vista and Windows XP.
Fortunately for us, Internet user DeepXW already did all the dirty work a while ago and posted his Universal Termsrv.dll Patchfor anyone to get their hands on. Simply download and unzip the file, then run the corresponding file as administrator (right-click the exe file and select Run as Administrator). For 32-bit systems use UniversalTermsrvPatch-x86.exe and for 64-bit versions of Windows use UniversalTermsrvPatch-x64.exe.
You should see a window like the one above where you can patch termsrv.dll to remove the Concurrent Remote Desktop sessions limit and restore the original file at any time (a backup file is located at windowssystem32termsrv.dll.backup). After applying the patch, restart your system and you are ready to go.
Available link for download
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Enable USB Debugging on Android Phone and Connect to PC in fastboot adb
Enable USB Debugging on Android Phone and Connect to PC in fastboot adb
This tutorial explains 1. how to prepare your Android device for USB debugging and
2. How to connect it to PC in Fastboot adb Mode.
for some old Gingerbread Phones go to Setting > Application > Development > check on USB DEBUGGING
Part 2: How to connect to PC in Fastboot Mode and ADB
4. Now enter into Phones Bootloader Mode.
There are Different methods for Different device Manufacturers to entering into Bootloader mode.
For other Samsung phones,Switch off the phone,then hold "Menu" key + "Volume Down" + "Power" together and release/
5. After entering into Bootloader mode Connect your device to the computer via a USB cable.
Part 1: ENABLE USB DEBUGGING ON PHONE
Enabling the USB debugging is the very first step of unlocking the Bootloader and Rooting your Android Phone.
1. To do so, simply navigate to Phones Settings > About Phone > scroll to the bottom > tap Build number seven (7) times. Youll get a short pop-up in the lower area of your display saying that youre now a developer.
2. Go back and now access the Developer options menu, check ‘USB debugging’ and click OK on the prompt.
for some old Gingerbread Phones go to Setting > Application > Development > check on USB DEBUGGING
Part 2: How to connect to PC in Fastboot Mode and ADB
1. Now Install the appropriate Drivers for your Android device like for HTC Phones,
install HTC sync manager from their Official Website HTC
for Samsung phones go to Samsung
install HTC sync manager from their Official Website HTC
for Samsung phones go to Samsung
for motorola phones go to Motorola
2. Now download ADB_FASTBOOT_android_tools.rar>>
It contain all the Tools required for Rooting etc.
It contain all the Tools required for Rooting etc.
extract the .rar File to Desktop
3. Now open the folder and double click on "cmd". it should look similar to this:
4. Now enter into Phones Bootloader Mode.
There are Different methods for Different device Manufacturers to entering into Bootloader mode.
Method for HTC, Motorola and Samsung Devices is given below.
Bootloader Menu for HTC and Motorola phones
Hold the Power button on your device for 5 seconds to completely turn it off.
Now Press Volume Down and Power to start the device into Bootloader mode.
Use the Volume buttons to select up or down. Highlight Fastboot and press the Power button to select.
For Samsung phones
For the Galaxy S2 and Tab 2 switch off the phone, then you will need to hold Volume Up and Power at the same time until you see the Samsung logo appear. Then release.
For the Galaxy S3 switch off the phone,then you will need to hold the volume up, home, and power button at the same time until you see the Samsung logo, and then release.
For other Samsung phones,Switch off the phone,then hold "Menu" key + "Volume Down" + "Power" together and release/
wait for 2 minutes until PC configured itself for new device.
6. To check weather PC detects your phone or not, write this Code in "cmd" and press Enter:
6. To check weather PC detects your phone or not, write this Code in "cmd" and press Enter:
Code:
fastboot devices
If "cmd" prints something like this then you can Proceed to Unlock the Bootloader.
FJDH45C3S8 fastboot
Unlock Bootloader of any HTC Phone here>>
If it doesnt print anything then you have to configure your PC drivers to Support your Phone. follow Fastboot problems on Windows 8 and 8.1>>
Available link for download
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