Protect your USB Drive from VIRUS Infection

As you all know USB Drive is the major source for getting virus infected files from your friends PC or even from your college project submission computer. Well now as soon as the virus infects your USB Drive you are prone to making your files infected and hence making them useless in many cases. Well the one way to protect your USB Drive is to install good antivirus software that will help you keep track of any virus and immediately taking action on that virus file, either by deleting it or fixing it.
Well the another way is to enable the write protection that will not allow anyone using your computer to transfer anything to your USB Drive. Well I already posted how you can remove write protection from your USB Drive in case your drive was infected and write protection was enabled automatically. Or in some case you just wanna format the write protected USB Drive we have got solution for that problem too.

Enable Write Protection on your USB Drive

But for now lets see how you can easily enable write protection on your USB Drive hence making it secure from any unidentified transfer.

1. Open Notepad and type below code into it. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
   [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies]
   "WriteProtect"=dword:00000001
   
2. Now just save it as Write-Protection-On.reg make sure the extension remains .reg for the file to work fine. Or you can also download this .reg file directly.
3. Now just double click on this file and press OK, now this entry will be added in your registry and write protection will be enabled.
4. Now just plug in your USB Drive and try to transfer any file to it. It won't transfer instead it will show you some error like Write Protection enabled.

Disable Write Protection on USB Drive

Now you have successfully protected your USB Drive from getting infected, well if you are planning to remove the write protection, well it can be done pretty easily, you just need to follow below steps.

1. Open Notepad and type below code into it. Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
   [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies]
   "WriteProtect"=dword:00000000
   
2. Now just save it as Write-Protection-Off.reg make sure the extension remains .reg for the file to work fine. Or you can also download this .reg file directly.
3. Now just double click on this file and press OK, now this entry will be added in your registry and write protection will be disabled.
4. Now simply remove your USB and Plug In once again, now you will see you are once again able to transfer file easily.

So guys this ends another very amazing tutorial, hope you found this one a good one helping you in getting rid of those nasty viruses. Well if you think I missed something or maybe there is something that needs to be fixed, do comment below.

 7 Testing Toolz Must have for Ethical Hackers

Its been a while I have actually posted about some hacking based stuff so today I though it would be a nice idea to cover few good testing tools every ethical hacker could use in order to test his personal or company security. These testing tools are coded by some actually great coders out there to ease out numerous complicated jobs which need to be done by hand and took fastidiously large amount of time and effort. All these tools supplied right here are free of cost, so you do not have to pay a single penny to get these tools downloaded and working.

1. Nmap - I believe everybody has actually become aware of this one, Nmap (Network Mapper) is a complimentary open source tool for network expedition or security auditing. It was developed to swiftly scan big networks, although it works fine versus single hosts. Numerous systems and network administrators likewise discover it helpful for jobs such as network stock, utilizing service upgrade schedules, and keeping track of host or service uptime.
   
   Nmap makes use of raw IP packets in novel methods to identify exactly what hosts are offered on the network, exactly what services (application name and variation) those hosts are providing, what running systems (and OS variations) they are running, what kind of packet filters/firewalls are in use, and lots of other qualities. It might be made use of to uncover computer systems and services on a computer network, hence producing a "map" of the network.
   
   Nmap works on many kinds of computer systems and both console and visual variations are readily available. Nmap is complimentary and open source. Can be made use of by novices (-sT) or by pros alike (packet_trace). A really flexible device, as soon as you completely comprehend the outcomes. [Download]
2. Nessus Remote Security Scanner - Just recently went closed source, however is still basically provided for free. Functions with a client-server structure. Nessus is the worlds Nessus Remote Security Scanner most popular susceptibility scanner utilized in over 75,000 companies globally. Numerous worlds biggest companies are understanding substantial expense savings by utilizing Nessus to examine business-critical venture gadgets and applications. [Download]
3. Wireshark - Wireshark is a GTK+ based network protocol analyzer, or sniffer, that lets you record and interactively search the contents of network frames. The objective of the job is to develop a commercial-quality analyzer for Unix and to provide Wireshark functions that are missing out on from closed-source sniffers. Functions fantastic on both Linux and Windows (with a GUI), easy to use and can rebuild TCP/IP Streams!. [Download]
4. Cain and Abel - The Swiss knife of hacking utilities. Cain & Abel is a password recuperation utility for Microsoft Operating Systems. It enables simple recuperation of different type of passwords by sniffing the network, splitting encrypted passwords utilizing Dictionary, Brute-Force and Cryptanalysis attacks, taping VoIP discussions, deciphering rushed passwords, disclosing password boxes, discovering cached passwords and assessing transmitting methods. The program does not make use of any software application susceptibilities or bugs that can not be repaired with little effort. [Download]
5. Kismet - Kismet is an 802.11 layer2 cordless network detector, sniffer, and invasion detection system. Kismet will deal with any cordless card which supports raw tracking (rfmon) mode, and can sniff 802.11 b, 802.11 a, and 802.11 g traffic. An excellent cordless device as long as your card supports rfmon. [Download]
6. NetStumbler - Yes a good wireless utilitity for Windows! Unfortunately not as effective as it's Linux equivalents, however it's easy to use and has a good user interface, helpful for the fundamentals of war-driving. NetStumbler is a tool for Windows that enables you to spot Wireless Local Area Networks (WLANs) making use of 802.11 b, 802.11 a and 802.11 g.
   
   It has lots of uses :
   1. Validate that your network is established the means you meant.
   2. Discover places with inadequate protection in your WLAN.
   3. Discover other networks that might be triggering disturbance on your network.
   4. Identify unauthorized rogue gain access to points in your office.
   5. Assist objective directional antennas for long-haul WLAN links.
   6. Use it recreationally for WarDriving. [Download]
7. SuperScan - Effective TCP port scanner, pinger, resolver. SuperScan 4 is an upgrade of the extremely popular Windows port scanning tool, SuperScan. If you require an option for nmap on Windows with a good user interface, I recommend you check this out, it's rather good. [Download] [You can also use Angry IP Scanner which is a respectable replacement for it].

So guys this ends our post in a search for some nice tools that could be used for testing purpose for obviously enhancing your ethical hacking skills. Well I think all the top tools that are used widely, well if you think I missed something that should be on the top in this list, then comment section is below do pass your views.

Banks and Useful Banking Related Terms

Banks usually hold a heavy position in making any normal person and high standard by providing him with best possible services, providing him loan so that he can get up his business and it can lead to a fruitful country development. But obviously they are not doing all these activities for free, they do this as their money making business, as who so ever takes a loan he or she has to pay that loan with some interest and that interest is the key to their profits.
But overall if you consider they play a useful part in every single individual, well today I will posting some useful info about all these banks like there full names, because people no every bank from its short name + I will be posting some useful bank related terms that you might not be aware about and you might have heard them from one or another bank employee.

Full Form of all the Indian Banks

Well I tried to search for all the banks but the information is scattered on the whole internet in parts, so I just thought it would be nice to start with my own country and with all those renowned banks, so for right now I will be posting only full forms of banks present in India and it even this list will updated some day.

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• HDFC - Housing Development Finance Corporation.
• SBI - State Bank of India.
• IDBI - The Industrial Development Bank of India.
• UCO - United Commercial Bank.
• PNB - Punjab National Bank.
• DBS Bank Lt - The Development Bank of Singapore Limited.

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So currently on these are the banks I am aware about, but soon I will update the list with all the other bank full forms from the whole world.

Full Forms for Banking Related Terms

Hmmm so now are you confused with some term that bank employee was explaining and thought to study about that term online, well I have pretty much covered every single term that's used in the whole banking system, so do check below list and comment for sure if you find any serious mistake.

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• ADB: Asian Development Bank
• ADR: American Depositary Receipt
• AIDWA: All India Democratic Woman’s Association
• AITUC: All India Trade Union Congress
• AMFI: Association of Mutual Funds in India
• APEC: Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation
• APL: Above Poverty Line
• APM: Administered Pricing Mechanism
• ARC: Asset Reconstruction Company
• ARDR: Agricultural and Rural Debt Relief
• ASBA: Application Supported by Block Amount
• ASEAN: Association of South-East Asian Nations
• ASEM: Asia-Europe Meeting
• ASSOCHAM: Associated Chambers of Commerce and Industry
• ATM: Automatic Teller Machine
• BIFR: Board of Industrial and Financial Reconstruction
• BCBS: Basel committee for Banking Supervision
• BCSBI: Banking Codes and Standards Board of India
• BIS: Bureau of Indian Standards
• BOLT: BSE On-Line Trading (System)
• BOT: Build, Operate and Transfer
• BPL: Below Poverty Line
• BPO: Business Process Outsourcing
• BSE: Bombay Stock Exchange
• CA: Chartered Accountant
• CABE: Central Advisory Board of Education
• CACP: Commission of Agriculture Cost and Price
• C & AG: Comptroller & Auditor General
• CAMELS: C - Capital adequacy, A - Asset quality, M - Management quality, E – Earnings, L – Liquidity, S - Sensitivity to Market Risk
• CAPART: Council for People’s Action and Advancement of Rural Technology
• CAR: Capital adequacy ratio
• CARE: Credit Analysis & Research Ltd.
• CBS: Core banking solution
• CCI: Competition Commission of India
• CCIL: Clearing Corporation of India limited
• CDSL: Central Securities Depository Limited
• CECA: Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement
• CEPA: Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement
• CIBIL: Credit Information Bureau (India) Ltd
• CII: Confederation of Indian Industry
• CIS: Commonwealth of Independent States
• CHOGM: Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting
• CITES: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species
• CITU: Centre Of Indian Trade Unions
• CMP: Common Minimum Program
• CPI (UNME): The Consumer Price Index for Urban Non-Manual Employees.
• CPI (AL): Consumer Price Index for Agricultural Labors.
• CPI (IW): Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers
• CPI (RL): Consumer Price Index for Rural Labourers
• CRAR: Capital to Risk (Weighted) Assets Ratio
• CRISIL: Credit Rating Information Services of India Limited
• CRR: Cash Reserve Ratio
• CSIR: Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
• CST: Central Sales Tax
• CTT: Commodities Transaction Tax
• DA: Dearness Allowance; Daily Allowance
• DMIC: Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor
• DPEP: District Primary Education Program
• ECA: Essential Commodity Act
• ECB: External Commercial Borrowings
• ECS: Electronic clearing system
• EDUSAT: Education Satellite
• EEE: Exempt Exempt Exempt
• EET: Exempt Exempt Taxation
• EFA: Education for All
• EFT: Electronic fund transfer
• EEFC Accounts: Exchange Earners Foreign Currency Account
• EGOM: Empowered Group of Ministers
• EMI: Equated Monthly Installment
• EMS: European Monetary System
• ERNET: Educational and Research Network
• ESA: European Space Agency
• ESCAP: Economic and Social Commission for Asia and Pacify
• ESMA: Essential Services Maintenance Act
• ESOP: Employee Stock Option Program
• EU: European Union
• FAO: Food and Agriculture Organization
• FCCB: Foreign Currency Convertible Bond
• FCNR: Foreign Currency (Non-Resident) Accounts Scheme
• EPF: Employees Provident Fund
• EPFO: Employees Provident Fund Organization
• FDI: Foreign Direct Investment
• FEMA: Foreign Exchange Management Act
• FERA: Foreign Exchange Regulations Act
• FICCI: Federation of Indian Chambers Of Commerce and Industry
• FII: Foreign Institutional Investors
• FIPB: Foreign Investment Promotion Board (Of India)
• FMCG: Fast Moving Consumer Goods
• FPO: Follow on Public Offer
• FRBM: Fiscal Responsibility And Budget Management
• FSSA: Food Safety And Standards Authority (Of India)
• FTA: Free Trade Area
• GATT: General Agreement On Tariffs And Trade
• GCC: Gulf Cooperation Council
• GDP: Gross Domestic Product
• GDR: Global Depositary Receipt
• GEF: Global Environment Fund
• GIC: General Insurance Corporation
• GNP: Gross National Product
• GST: Goods and Service Tax
• HDFC: Housing Development Finance Corporation Limited
• HDI: Human Development Index
• HSBC: Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited
• HUDCO: Housing And Urban Development Corporation
• IAAI: International Airport Authority Of India
• IAAS: Indian Audit and Accounts Service
• IADF: International Agricultural Development Fund
• IAEA: International Atomic Energy Agency
• IAEA: International Atomic Energy Agency
• IASB: The International Accounting Standards Board
• IBRD: International Bank for Reconstruction And Development
• ICAI:  Institute of Chartered Accountants of India
• ICAR: Indian Council of Agricultural Research
• ICCW: Indian Council for Child Welfare
• ICDS: Integrated Child Development Service
• ICMR: Indian Council of Medical Research
• ICICI: Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India
• ICOR: Incremental capital output ratio
• ICRC: International Committee of Red Cross
• IDA: International Development Association
• ICRA: Investment information and Credit Rating Agency
• IES: Indian Economic Service
• IEX: Indian Energy Exchange
• IFRS: International Financial Reporting Standard
• IFSC: Indian financial system code
• IFTU: International Federation of Trade Unions
• IFWJ: Indian Federation of Working Journalists
• IIP: The Index of Industrial Production
• IIPA: Indian Institute of Public Administration
• IISS: International Institute of Strategic Studies
• ILO: International Labor Organization
• IMF: International Monetary Fund
• IMO: International Maritime Organization
• IDR: Indian Depository Receipts
• IDBI: Industrial Development Bank of India
• IMF: International monetary fund
• IMRB: Indian Market Research Bureau
• INMARSAT: International Maritime Satellite Organization
• INTERPOL: International Police Organization
• INTUC: Indian National Trade Union Congress
• IOC: International Olympic Committee
• IPCC: Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change
• IPEC: International Program on Elimination Of Child Labor
• IPO: Initial public offer
• IPR: Intellectual Property Right
• IRDA: Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority
• IREP: Integrated Rural Energy Planning
• ISO: International Standardization Organization
• ISS: International Space Station
• ITDC: Indian Tourism Development Corporation
• ITO: International Trade Organization; Income-Tax Officer
• ITU: International Tele-Communication Union
• JNNURM: Jawaharlal Nehru National Urban Renewal Mission
• KPO: Knowledge Process Outsourcing
• KYC: Know your customer
• LDC: Least Developed Countries
• LIBOR: London Inter Bank Offer Rate
• LIC: Life Insurance Corporation (Of India)
• LLP: Limited Liability Partnership
• MAT: Minimum Alternative Tax
• MAIT: Manufacturers’ Association for Information Technology
• MCAP: Market capitalization / Mid cap
• MDG: Millennium development goals
• MEP: Minimum Export Price
• MFA: Multi-Fiber Agreement
• MFI: Micro finance institution
• MFIN: Micro finance institution network
• MFN: Most Favored Nation
• MIBOR: Mumbai Interbank offer rate
• MIN: Mutual fund identification no.
• MNC: Multi-National Corporation
• MRTPC: Monopolies and Restrictive Trade Practices Commission
• MRTS: Mass Rapid Transit System
• MSME: Micro Small and Medium Enterprises
• MSP: Minimum support price
• MTO: Multilateral Trade Organization
• NABARD: National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development.
• NAEP: National Adult Education Program
• NAFED: National Agricultural Cooperative Marketing Federation of India Ltd
• NAFTA: North America Free Trade Agreement
• NAM: Non-Aligned Movement
• NAMA: Non-Agriculture Market Access
• NASDAQ: National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation
• NATO: North Atlantic Treaty Organization
• NAV: Net Asset Value
• NBFC: Non Banking Finance Companies
• NCAER: National Council Of Applied Economic Research
• NCERT: National Council Of Education Research And Training
• NCPCR: National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
• NDC:  National Development Council
• NEFT: National Electronic Fund Transfer
• NEGP: National E-Governance Plan
• NEP: National Education Policy
• NFO: New Fund Offers
• NHAI: National Highways Authority of India
• NHDP: National Highways Development Project
• NHRC: National Human Rights Commission
• NIFT: National Institute of Fashion Technology
• NIO: National Institute of Oceanography
• NLMA: National Literacy Mission Authority
• NMDC: National Mineral Development Corporation
• NNP: Net National Production
• NPA: Non Performing Asset
• NPR: National Population Register
• MGNREGA: National Rural Employment Guarantee Act
• NSE: National Stock Exchange
• NSDL: National Securities Depository Limited
• NSE: National Stock Exchange
• NSSO: National Sample Survey Organization
• NTPC: National Thermal Power Corporation
• ODA: Official Development Assistance
• OECD: Organization of Economic Co-Operation and Development
• OGL: Open General License
• OIC: Organization of Islamic Countries
• OIL: Oil India Limited
• OMCS: Oil Marketing Companies
• ONGC: Oil And Natural Gas Commission
• OPEC: Organization Of Petroleum Exporting Countries
• OSCE: Organization For Security And Cooperation In Europe
• PAC: Public Accounts Committee
• PAN: Permanent Account Number (Of Income-Tax)
• PATA: Pacific-Asia Travel Association
• PCI: Per capita income
• PDS: Public Distribution System
• PIL: Public Interest Litigation
• PIO: Persons Of Indian Origin
• PN: Participatory Note
• POP: Point Of Purchase
• PPF: Public Provident Fund
• PPP: Public private partnership / Purchasing power parity
• PTA: Preferential Trade Area
• PURA: Providing urban amenities in rural areas
• QIB: Qualified Institutional Buyer
• QIP: Qualified Institutional Placement
• QR: Quantitative Restriction
• RBI: Reserve Bank Of India
• RIDF: Rural infrastructure development fund
• RRB: Regional Rural Bank
• RRPI: Rural Retail Price Index
• RTGS: Real Time Gross Settlement System
• SAARC: South Asian Association for Regional Co-Operation
• SAFTA: South Asian Free Trade Area
• SAIL: Steel Authority of India Limited
• SAPTA: SAARC Preferential Trading Agreement
• SARFAESI ACT: The Securitization and Reconstruction of Financial Assets and
• Enforcement of Security Interest Act, 2002
• SCO: Shanghai Cooperation Organization
• SCOPE: Standing Conference On Public Enterprises
• SDR: Special Drawing RightsSEBI: Securities And Exchange Board Of India
• SEZ: Special Economic Zone
• SIDBI: Small Industries Development Bank of India
• SEWA: Self employed woman’s association
• SLR: Statutory Liquidity Ratio
• STT: Securities Transaction TaxSWIFT: Society for Worldwide Financial
• Telecommunications, TDS: Tax Deduction at Source
• TIFR: Tata Institute Of Fundamental Research
• TIN: Tax Information Network
• TINXSYS: Tax Information Exchange SystemTISCO: Tata Iron and Steel Company
• TPDS: Targeted Public Distribution System
• TRAI: Telecom Regulatory Authority Of India
• TRIMS: Trade Related Investment Measures
• TRIPS: Trade Related Intellectual Property Rights
• TRYSEM: Training Of Rural Youth For Self Employment
• UN: United Nations
• UNCTAD: United Nations Conference On Trade And Development
• UNDP: United Nations Development Program
• UNEF: United Nations Emergency Force
• UNEP: United Nations Environment Program
• UNESCO: United Nations Educational, Scientific And Cultural Organization
• UNFCCC: United nation framework convention on climate change
• UNFPO: United Nations Fund For Population Activities
• UNHCR: United Nations High Commissioner For Refugees
• UNHRC: United Nations Human Rights Commission
• UNICEF: United Nations International Children’s (Emergency) Fund
• UNIDO: United Nations Industrial Development Organization
• UNRRA: United Nations Relief And Rehabilitation Administration
• VAT: Value-Added Tax
• VDIS: Voluntary Disclosure Of Income Scheme
• VRS: Voluntary Retirement Scheme
• WEF: World Economic Forum
• WFP: World Food Program
• WHO: World Health Organization
• WIPO: World Intellectual Property Organization

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So these were the terms that covers every single possible bank related terms, well if you think I missed few, do comment below, if you think this information is really useful do share this post with all your friends.

Important Full Forms of Computer

Recently we posted some useful banking terms + full forms of bank names that might sound useful if you are going into the banking line and you wanna learn everything from A to Z and today we found few more knowledgably stuff that's full forms of mostly heard computer related terms. Now this list is obviously no full we will be updating this list as soon as we find few more good terms but for now enjoy these terms and improve your knowledge.

• HTTP - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol.
• HTTPS - Hyper Text Transfer Protocol Secure.
• IP - Internet Protocol.
• URL - Uniform Resource Locator.
• USB - Universal Serial Bus.
• VIRUS - Vital Information Resource Under Seized.
• 3G - 3rd Generation.
• GSM - Global System for Mobile Communication.
• CDMA - Code Davison Multiple Access.
• UMTS - Universal Mobile Telecommunication System.
• SIM - Subscriber Identity Module.
• AVI - Audio Video Interleave
• RTS = Real Time Streaming
• SIS - Symbian OS Installer File
• AMR - Adaptive Multi-Rate Codec
• JAD - Java Application Descriptor
• JAR - Java Archive
• JAD - Java Application Descriptor
• 3GPP - 3rd Generation Partnership Project
• 3GP - 3rd Generation Project
• MP3 - MPEG player lll
• MP4 - MPEG-4 video file
• AAC - Advanced Audio Coding
• GIF - Graphic Interchangeable Format
• JPEG - Joint Photographic Expert Group
• BMP – Bitmap

So guys for right now only these terms as soon as I will find few more terms I will update this post, do comment if you think I have made some mistake and if you like this post obviously you have the Like and share option do that so that your friend can also see this post, have fun and enjoy.

Secrets of Renowned IT Companies Revealed

Big IT companies usually pack their every stuff into a small package and that goes the same for their name too, well many high level brands which you are aware about have a renowned name but the real secret about that name is still hidden only few people might be aware about what that companies real name means or hides in back of it. Well I found out some good secrets about them like the full-form of these short brands so check them out also check out the hidden brand logo’s meanings post I posted earlier.

1. Apple - Ariane Passenger Pay Load Experiment.
2. HCL - Hindustan Computer Limited.
3. IBM - International Business Machines Corporation.
4. HP - Hewlett-Packard.
5. WIPRO - Western India Product Limited.
6. GE - General Electronics.
7. Adidas - All Day I Dream About Sports.
8. Yahoo - Yet Another Hierarchy of Officious Oracle.
9. NASA - National Aeronautics Space Administration.
10. Infosys - Information System.
11. TCS - Tata Consultancy Services.
12. ISRO - Indian Space Research Organization.
13. BPL - British Process Laboratory.
14. AOL - American Online.
15. CISCO - Computer Information System Company.
16. Sony - Sound Of New York.
17. Intel - Integrated Electronics.
18. DELL - Michael DELL.
19. AMD - Advance Micro Devices.
20. LENOVO - LE(Legend), NOVO(New).
21. COMPAQ - Compatibility & Quality.
22. ICICI - Industrial Credit and Investment Corporation of India.
23. HDFC - Housing Development Finance Corporation.
24. Oracle - Oak Ridge Automatic Computer and Logical Engine.

Now currently I found these few, but obviously the world is not over new companies will be born and other one’s will be added as soon as I grab them up, so stay tuned this post will be updated. Till then have fun and do share this post will all your friends.

Find Lost Mobile Online using IMEI

IMEI Number stands for (International Mobile Station Equipment Identity) contains very vital information about the device you are using. Well using that we can track a lot of things, manufacture, device location and much more. As I have posted earlier about the ANT Tool that could be used to unlock your Nokia device password pretty easily. You can also use this number to check if your iPhone is locked or unlocked, well its really a useful number and could be used in many good ways.

Well today I will be showing you an easy way to track your device by yourself in case its lost. Well this process requires you to have your IMEI number for your device to be noted down before your device gets stolen or gets lost.

Recovering Lost or Stolen Mobile using IMEI Number

So now we will be using an online email based service led by VSNL.NET, well check below steps how actually this process works and what you need to do.

1. Make sure you have noted down your 15 digit IMEI Number, well in normal devices you can check your IMEI number *#06# but in case its lost you can check the box it came in, even it comes with a printed strip.
2. Now open your email any Gmail or Yahoo no matter, we just need to send an email to an address with all the vital information for it to track our device.
3. Compose an email like below format:

   Name:
   Address:
   Email:
   Last used no:
   Phone model:
   Make:
   Missing Date:
   IMEI No:

4. Now just add all the information as asked, make sure the dates of loosing your mobile should be little bit closer.
5. Now just send this email to cop@vsnl.net and wait for sometime to make them check, scan and analyze till they further provide you with the report.

So now if your phone is being used, they will start tracking and tracing the route of you phone and soon you will get the report, where exactly your phone is being operated, so hope you likes this tutorial, do share this with all your friends.

Secure Tips for a Safe Virus Free Computer

If you enjoy using your computer than you have to be aware about some modern tactics for getting your pc down and injecting some viruses and malwares and making its actions stubborn. Well there are always some ways you should adopt to make your pc virus free and enjoy and safe browsing and gaming environment. Well below are the 12 tips that you should follow to maintain your PC from viruses.

1. Spam Emails : emails are the most common means of communications between any big firm or any small business. Quotations, agreements and other business letters are usually delivered using emails, but this side by side gives birth to spam emails, fraud winning tickets and much more that contains viruses and malwares that usually get injected into your pc and makes annoying problems, so make sure to check email only from your inbox and not from the spam junk.
2. USB Pen Drives : the second major way of virus spreading is the USB thumb drives, that take viruses from one computer and spread them in another one. So make sure to have a good scan before you open that drive in your pc.
3. MS Outlook Email Client : it has been reported that MS-Outlook is much more susceptible to worms, so make to have a good antivirus program installed or the best option is too use Thunderbird or online Gmail accounts.
4. Online Pop-Ups : while browsing internet you might come to a low quality website using some mysterious popups saying you have won 1 million dollars click to claim the cash, well those are just fake popups and should not be clicked as they might have something suspicious and can be spread in your computer. You can install a good pop-up blocking software to stay safe.
5. Malicious Websites : google is the biggest search engine so it indexes every website and tries to remove some malicious websites automatically but still some website get bypassed and can be harmful when visited well the simple solution is too install a good link scanner you can go for the AVG Link Scanner free tool and install it now.
6. Good Antivirus Software : obviously who can leave or forget this point, a good antivirus program is the soul of your pc, make sure you buy a good one I would surely recommend going with Bitdefender or Kaspersky but still you do not want to invest in any paid program that you can go for AVG Free Edition.
7. Good Anti-Spyware Program : also install a good anti-spyware program to stay safe from spywares and malwares.
8. Email Attachments : maybe the email is trusted and gets delivered to your inbox but still its attachments can be harmful for your pc and should not be opened if any antivirus program warns you out it can be seriously harmful.
9. Using External Drives : same rule applied for this one as for the USB thumb drive, so make sure to give it a wonderful scan before you get your hands on it.
10. Upgrade Windows Periodically : windows always asks you to update, but many people ignore that update but you should seriously go for that update as that update can fix up some patches and security loop holes.
11. Downloading Files : this is normal and regular task every individual carries out, so make sure to give a virus scan before you run that file.
12. Visiting Illegal Websites : do not visit any website that’s providing serials, cracks and patches in bulk they can be too harmful.

32 Recycleable items

Creative Ways to Recycle and Reuse Old Stuff

People love to purchase more and more stuff but time by time it gets old and do not serve our purpose, well stuff bottles are crashed and dumped anyway, so today I will be showing you some awesome and creative ways you can use to recycle your old stuff and reuse it in a way that it looks awesome and creative.
People won't be able to tell the difference between new and old stuff if you use it in a fresh and clean way, well below are all the images displaying what could be done with the old stuff and how to put life into them.

#1. Converting Bottles into Pendant Lamps

Well if you have some old wine bottles that have nothing left in it and you were just going to dump it, well stop right away as we can convert these bottles into pendant lamps. Just check below images.

#2. Using Bottle Caps as Small Floating Candles

You might be having some caps left behind when you opened a bottle and used all the content, well do not throw these caps as you can use them as small candles.

#3. Old Ladder into Bookshelf

Have any good old wood ladder that's just a waste for you, well convert it into an awesome bookshelf, well you can hide the ugly look of it by adding some splashes or paint or even decorating it with flowers.

#4. Chairs into Closet/Handing Units

Have some folding chairs, well now you can easily convert all those chairs into hanging units check below images.

#5. Converting Old Plastic Spoons into Lamps

If you have just upgraded your crockery to steel or so then your old plastic spoons could be used for creating some nice lamps.

#6. Old DVD's into Mosaic Tile Plates

#7. Even Old Piano into an Awesome Bookshelf

#8. Old Tore into Ottoman

#9. Creating Aquarium from Old TV

What about creating an attractive aquarium out of your old Television set, well it would be an awesome option right, just sealing all the openings and then filling it up water and blushing fishes.

#10. Making a nice Chandelier out of Old Bike Parts

You can get some of these parts from used products market and then you can create some awesome chandelier out of all these parts, you just need to be creative.

#11. Lunch Box out of your CD Holder

#12. Creating Mirrors from Tennis Rackets

#13. Creating Chandeliers from Old Wine Bottles

Have some bunch of wine bottles lying here and there, well you can easily convert all these wine bottles into a nice chandeliers.

#14. Cutting Old Bath Tub into Sofa Set

Well with little adjustments and paint work, you can convert an old bath Tub into a nice sofa set, well here's how its done.

#15. Managing Excessive Wires using Toilet Paper Roll's

#16. Old Garden Rake into Wine Glass Holder

#17. Converting Old Skateboards into Guitars

Well earlier we demonstrated how you can create awesome children picnic table using old skateboards, well there is another awesome way you can utilize your skateboards into, you can convert them into Guitars.

#18. Creating Shelf from Old Guitars

#19. Create Graters Chandeliers

#20. Vintage Funnels into Candleholders

#21. Old Folks into Hanging Units

#22. Hangers into Changing Room

#23. Converting Old Briefcase into Portable Sofa

#24. Bicycle Tire into Hanging Clock

#25. Creating Guitars Accessories using Old Credit Cards

#26. Old CPU as a Old Mail Receiving Option

#27. Old Screwdrivers as Hanging Units

#28. Old Piano as a Beautiful Waterfall

#29. Old Cassette as a Small Wallet

#30. Old Halogen Lamps as Oil Candles

#31. Converting Old Boat into Hanging Bed

#32. Adding Colored Glass to Outdoor Fence

So guys these were all the hacks you could implement in order to get old stuff recycled and reuse all of it like a new and awesome objects, hope you liked this post, if you do so do like and share it all over the social networks.