Showing posts with label external. Show all posts
Showing posts with label external. Show all posts
Thursday, March 9, 2017
Change Default Install Storage to External SD Card on Android No Rooting Required
Change Default Install Storage to External SD Card on Android No Rooting Required
Change Default Storage for Android Device. Install apps directly on SD Card instead of Internal Storage without Rooting.
Things you need to perform this ...
- Java Development Kit (Java SE DK) <-- Click to download
- Android Software Development Kit (Android SDK) <-- Click to download
- Android Device
- Connecting Cable
Lets get started...
- Install Java Development Kit. If already installed, skip to step 2.
- Install Android SDK. If already installed, skip to step 3.
- Navigate to folder, where you installed Android SDK i.e. adt-bundle-windows-x86-20130717
- Into the folder SDK>Platform tools>adb.exe
- Turn USB Debugging ON from developer options of Settings menu... (Note: Android 4.2.1 and Up users will have to enable developer options to be able to use Debugging Options, for this go to settings > about phone > Tap on build number 7 times to see message " you are now a developer".)
- Now open CMD (Command Prompt) and point to install location of development tools or right click while holding down shift button and selecting open command prompt here...
- Now type " adb devices " (without quotes) - This will list all the devices attached to the PC with serial no. (eg. 0123456789ABCDEF - device)
- Now type adb shell pm setinstalllocation 2 (default is 0, where 0 is auto, 1 is internal & 2 is SD card). Itll take a few seconds a minute at the most to show the status...
- Now every app youll install will directly go to SD card...(Keep in mind that apps that are designed to be installed on internal memory cannot be installed on to external storage)
Tags: increase internal storage, how to install apps directly on sd card, set sd card as default storage for installation of apps.
Available link for download
Monday, December 26, 2016
No driver found for you external USB device
No driver found for you external USB device
During the initial installation of a USB device (most often external drives, although not always), windows vista does not locate or install drivers for the device.
Windows vista might report that there is "no driver found for your device" or will not display the pre-installed Vista OEM driver, you will still get "no driver found .." error. This is most likely caused by a corrupted INFCACHE.1 file. This file stores the location of drivers and their INF files. This file is hidden, has restricted access, and can be found in "c:windowsinf".
By deleting the INFCACHE.1 file and it will force the windows to rebuild that file while next time windows searches for drivers. To delete this file, you have to set the security permissions of it to allow Full Control for the User Group Administrators or Full Control for your user account. Please follow the directions below:
1. Open My Computer and in the address bar, type C:windowsinf and press Enter.
2. Find and then right click on the file named INFCACHE.1.
3. Select Properties > Select Security tab > Click on Edit > Click on Add to add User Groups.
4. Type Administrators in the user groups field and click on OK.
5. Set Administrators to Full Control and click on OK.
6. Move or Delete the file INFCACHE.1.
7. Reinstall the device to force the windows to rebuild the INFCACHE.1 file.
Note: Do not reinstall the same external USB device that you were having issues detecting before. Connect another USB device other than the one that Vista had an issue detecting.
This detection issue can happen several times in a row, but repeat the steps 1-7 and try again until this works.
Windows vista might report that there is "no driver found for your device" or will not display the pre-installed Vista OEM driver, you will still get "no driver found .." error. This is most likely caused by a corrupted INFCACHE.1 file. This file stores the location of drivers and their INF files. This file is hidden, has restricted access, and can be found in "c:windowsinf".
By deleting the INFCACHE.1 file and it will force the windows to rebuild that file while next time windows searches for drivers. To delete this file, you have to set the security permissions of it to allow Full Control for the User Group Administrators or Full Control for your user account. Please follow the directions below:
1. Open My Computer and in the address bar, type C:windowsinf and press Enter.
2. Find and then right click on the file named INFCACHE.1.
3. Select Properties > Select Security tab > Click on Edit > Click on Add to add User Groups.
4. Type Administrators in the user groups field and click on OK.
5. Set Administrators to Full Control and click on OK.
6. Move or Delete the file INFCACHE.1.
7. Reinstall the device to force the windows to rebuild the INFCACHE.1 file.
Note: Do not reinstall the same external USB device that you were having issues detecting before. Connect another USB device other than the one that Vista had an issue detecting.
This detection issue can happen several times in a row, but repeat the steps 1-7 and try again until this works.
Available link for download
Wednesday, October 26, 2016
How to Remove Shortcut Virus from Computer External devices
How to Remove Shortcut Virus from Computer External devices
Have you ever faced problem with automatic creation of shortcut folders, or files with Name Autorun.inf, $RECYCLE.BIN created on your Pendrive or computer!!!
If yes than your computer is infected. These viruses create shortcut folder names with same name as of orignal folder with same icons as that of orignal folder, and if you follow these shortcuts or folder you end up with infecting your computer.
I have personally seen this problem with many computers having orignal Antivirus software installed in them. perhaps some of Antivirus Softwares are also not able to remove it completely.
If your computer’s infected with shortcut virus and you don’t want to hassle with it, then download the application (link given at bottom of Article) and follow the steps:
Step 1: Open the Application
Step 2: Select the Pen Drive or Computer Which You Want to Scan
Step 3:Select the Drive and press Scan
Step 4: Then Press Delete Option
Step 5: Done All Virus Removed
The Second part is your computer is infected by Virus.Its like root virus.So you can download http://www.malwarebytes.org/antirootkit/
click here to download. After install you scan and clear your trojan virus and restart your system.then it will be clear.
Note:If first two method not succeed you folow the below steps.
Last Step:You have to delete your user and again create a new user.
If yes than your computer is infected. These viruses create shortcut folder names with same name as of orignal folder with same icons as that of orignal folder, and if you follow these shortcuts or folder you end up with infecting your computer.
I have personally seen this problem with many computers having orignal Antivirus software installed in them. perhaps some of Antivirus Softwares are also not able to remove it completely.
If your computer’s infected with shortcut virus and you don’t want to hassle with it, then download the application (link given at bottom of Article) and follow the steps:
Step 1: Open the Application
Step 2: Select the Pen Drive or Computer Which You Want to Scan
Step 3:Select the Drive and press Scan
Step 4: Then Press Delete Option
Step 5: Done All Virus Removed
The Second part is your computer is infected by Virus.Its like root virus.So you can download http://www.malwarebytes.org/antirootkit/
click here to download. After install you scan and clear your trojan virus and restart your system.then it will be clear.
Note:If first two method not succeed you folow the below steps.
Last Step:You have to delete your user and again create a new user.
Available link for download
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)