Showing posts with label usb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label usb. Show all posts
Friday, September 29, 2017
Trick To Lock Your Computer With Usb
Trick To Lock Your Computer With Usb
Security of laptops and notebooks have been evolving with new technologies like fingerprint readers,eye scanners,face recognition etc but what about the personal computers?
Using this trick you will be able to lock your computer with a Usb.The computer will work only when the Usb is plugged in.Once the Usb is removed keyboard and mouse will automatically get disabled and your screen will get dark.Moreover your computer will get automatically locked.To unlock the computer you will need to insert the Usb again.
This trick will work on on all versions of windows including both windows 32 bit and 64 bit
Here is the Trick to lock Your Computer With Usb Using Predator
- Download predator software by clicking here (2.3 mb)
- Predator will get launched automatically after completing installation if not you can run it fromStart/Programs/Predator
- Now Insert your Usb.You will get a message to define your new password.(This process will not format your pendrive and your pendrive data will not be affected by this at all)
- Click on Ok and Enter your your new password in next dialog box
- Check that the drive letter displayed under �USB key drive� actually matches your flash drive or choose the correct letter from the dropdown list
- Finally click on Create Key button and then on OK button
- After this the software will automatically exit.Now restart the program by clicking the icon on desktop.Predator will take few seconds for initialization.Once the icon in the taskbar turns green then your software has initialized itself.
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Monday, September 25, 2017
Tutorial USB Util 2 0 UNTUK OPL
Tutorial USB Util 2 0 UNTUK OPL
Bagi anda yang mengunakan Hd external atau Flashdisk sebagai media penyimpanan game,yang loadingnya mengunakan OPL atau Usb Advance.Instal gamenya bisa mengunakan USBUtil, lebih mudah dalam mengunakanya.untuk instal game sebenarnya banyak software seperti USB insane,USB Extreme dan masih banyak yang lainya.Tapi saya cenderung lebih baik mengunakan USBUtil.
Berikut ini gambaran cara Install Game Dengan USBUtil :
- Terlebih dahulu anda tancapkan HD EXternal atau Flashdisk anda sebagai media penyimpanan, untuk kali ini saya menggunakan harddisk external seagate 250 gb. .
- Buka program USBUtil tampilan awal seperti gambar di bawah
- Selanjutnya anda klik Close,anda pilih pada tab File,jika anda mengunakan file dari hardisk komputer anda dan File gamenya telah di Convert jadi File ISO maka anda pilih Create game from ISO.
- Selanjutnya anda akan di minta dimana anda menyimpan game anda untuk di Instal ke Flashdisk
- Pada option sebelah kiri anda pilih Di Drive mana anda simpan file game anda,saya menyimpanya di Drive D: terlihat pada gambar ada 2 game yang saya simpan dalam berbentuk iso image,selanjutnya pada option sebelah kanan pilih di drive mana anda menancapkan Hardisk Anda,jangan sampai salah memilih.
- sesudah anda pilih Hardisknya,anda pilih game yang anda ingin instal Contoh saya menginstal Burnout 3 TAKEDOWN selanjutnya anda klik pada tab Create.Tungulah hingga proses penginstalan selesai.
- cara di bawah ini adalah mengunakan CDDVD untuk menginstal Game pada HD External atau Flashdisk.
- Masukan CD/DVD game ke DVD rom Jalankan program USBUtil selanjutnya pada File anda pilih Create [GAME/ISO]from CD/DVD
- pada option sebelah kiri terlihat CD/DVD Rom Sudah terdeteksi secara otomatis,pada option sebelah kanan anda pilih dimana anda menancapkan Hardisk anda Selanjutnya anda klik pada tab Create,tungulah hinga proses penginstalan selesai.
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Sunday, September 17, 2017
Transfer Photo Files without Wire Download without USB with WiFi File Transfer Application
Transfer Photo Files without Wire Download without USB with WiFi File Transfer Application
Wi-Fi File Transfer is great tool / application for Android and iOS users, which enables the users to transfer their photos, files and screenshots without wire to their computer or laptop. This is very easy to use, which can be downloaded for Android users from Google Play Store.
After installation, Just tap to the App Icon from your Mobile and Click START button. You will be prompted to Wifi File Transfer by giving you the specific IP / URL address like https://192.168.10.4:1234. Now go to your Computer or Laptop which has to be connected on the same Wi-Fi Network, from where your Cell Phone connected and write the given IP / URL in your PC / Laptop browser and press Enter. Now all your Mobile Phone file folders will be opened in your PC browser. Now you can copy your data between your both devices via this Tool.
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Saturday, August 19, 2017
Ubuntu Tip GoPro Hero 4 gphoto2 USB
Ubuntu Tip GoPro Hero 4 gphoto2 USB
There are a couple of methods in Ubuntu to get your content off of a GoPro. We can connect to the GoPro over WiFi. We can download content directly from the SD cards and we can download content from the camera via USB. Just drag and drop.
Each method has is pros and cons. WiFi can drop out and its painfully slow for 4GB HD video files. Constantly removing and inserting SD cards does them no favours. And dragging and dropping is hard to automate with a script.
Finding the GoPro on the command line takes effort. I personally couldnt do it. Yet Nautilus finds the camera without any problem. And if you look at the actual address of the camera in Nautilus (ctrl+l). Things get a bit stranger still. Its not a normal directory listing. Instead we get something weird , "gphoto2://[usb:003,003]/". Which the usual command line tools wont touch.
There are a number of ways we can get around this problem. We can opt for WiFi and wget. Except WiFi is slow. Fortunately the clue we need is in the camera address. In particular the "gphoto2" part. This seems to be part of a suit of tools for nix OSs. It allows them to talk to digital cameras. And Ubuntu doesnt have the command line tools installed by default.
We can however fix this. Open a terminal and run the following command.
sudo apt-get install -y gphoto2
Before attempting to use the gphoto2 command line tool. Unmount the GoPro in Nautilus. Otherwise the gphoto2 command line tool wont be able to talk to the GoPro.
I havent actually downloaded any files with this tool yet. But I can confirm that it will talk to a GoPro Hero 4 Silver edition camera. There are a lot of switches listed in the man page Id like to read over and understand before diving in. But if you want to download files from your GoPro via the command line over USB. This seems to be the way to go.
To be continued ...
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Tuesday, August 8, 2017
UEFI NTFS Bootable Windows USB from Linux
UEFI NTFS Bootable Windows USB from Linux
Installing Windows from USB drive in UEFI mode requires a FAT32 formatted USB drive. How to create that bootable USB is described in Make a bootable Windows USB from Linux (Ubuntu). However that method is unusable in some cases where install.wim is larger than 4 GB.
The procedure that is about to follow should work with any Windows version that supports UEFI boot (Windows 7 on 64 bits and all the newer versions). It has been successfully tested only in VirtualBox but it should work on real hardware too.
We will make two partitions on the USB drive, one that is FAT32 and will hold an EFI bootloader and the other is NTFS and holds Windows installation files. The bootloader will use a NTFS driver to read the NTFS partition and boot Windows.
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Wednesday, August 2, 2017
Trying to save data from 2GB USB Drive
Trying to save data from 2GB USB Drive
This is a follow up with this thread on Ubuntu Forums:
Part 1
1- From Terminal, I run: $ testdisk
2- Choose the create a new log file:
3- From the list, I choose /dev/sdb and then [Proceed]
4- I choose then [Intel]:
5- [Analyse]:
6- This is what I get after choosing [Analyse] and I choose [Quick Search]:
7- What I get and then I press [Enter]:
8- Nothing happens so I select [Deep Search]:
9- Still nothing so I press [Enter]:
10- Finally [Quit]:
Some helpful and nice people on the Ubuntu Forum suggest NOT to create any partition table at this stage because that might cause the loss of the data that if there is any. Hence, I didnt create any partition table nor any partition but as you can see, this is what is happening with me.
I thought to make life easier for everyone so that we be on the same page :)
This is what I see when I use testdisk so hope it is clear now.
Thank you for trying to help, I highly appreciate that :)
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Part 2
$ sudo photorec
[Search]
[Other]
Finally ...
It seems there are no files!
Hope this is the correct way ...
Part 1
1- From Terminal, I run: $ testdisk
2- Choose the create a new log file:
3- From the list, I choose /dev/sdb and then [Proceed]
4- I choose then [Intel]:
5- [Analyse]:
6- This is what I get after choosing [Analyse] and I choose [Quick Search]:
7- What I get and then I press [Enter]:
8- Nothing happens so I select [Deep Search]:
9- Still nothing so I press [Enter]:
10- Finally [Quit]:
Some helpful and nice people on the Ubuntu Forum suggest NOT to create any partition table at this stage because that might cause the loss of the data that if there is any. Hence, I didnt create any partition table nor any partition but as you can see, this is what is happening with me.
I thought to make life easier for everyone so that we be on the same page :)
This is what I see when I use testdisk so hope it is clear now.
Thank you for trying to help, I highly appreciate that :)
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Part 2
$ sudo photorec
[Search]
[Other]
Finally ...
It seems there are no files!
Hope this is the correct way ...
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