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Disable Shared Documents


Log off or restart

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Not Viewing Zip Files as Folders

If you want to turn of WindowsXP showing Zip files as folders,
just run:

regsvr32 /u zipfldr.dll

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Restrict Access To Drive

1. Hold Windows Logo + R << nice keyboard shortcut
2. Type gpedit.msc
3. Expand User Configuration
4. Expand Administrative Templates
5. Expand Windows Components
6. Click Windows Explorer
7. Click prevent access to drives from My Computer
8. Choose Enabled
9. Choose which drives you want to prevent access.
10. Click apply
11. ok

Now open the drive a message will popup saying The operation has been cancelled blah blah ....

To bring back just choose not configured, click apply and then ok.

Use trick to fool others or secure your drive from stranger LOL

Note: It will work only in Windows XP Pro license and pirated copy LOL
It will not work in Windows XP Home because gpedit.msc command is not
supported by the OS.






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how to enable the task bar or how to access the task bar by holding ctr+alt & pressing del??

sid2varun

bro can u tell me how to disable autorun of pen drives etc.via regedit,thanx in advance

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u can try this one
Disable plugging of USB storage such as flash drives/USB hardisks in Windows Vista/Xp


1. Open the Notepad, copy and paste the settings below:
2. Open the File menu->Save As and Select "All Files (*.*)" from Save as type options. Input any file name with ".reg" extension, example "DisableUSB.reg"
3. To Disable, just double click the file, click "Continue", if UAC is enabled and choose "Yes" for the confirmation.
To enable usb storage, change first the value to 3 and repeat the procedure above.
"Start"=dword:00000003
Note: Don't forget to restart your computer afterwards

the_loner113

I couldn't open "gpedit.msc" due to access denied and group policy error, I dont understand about this situation, can you explain this broo...

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i said this b4 too
gpedit.msc will work only in XP Pro edition
it will NOT work in home edition

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Who Used Your Pc In Your Absence? what Did He/She Do?



Go to start > run > eventvwr.msc

Events are stored in three log files: Application, Security, and System. These logs can be reviewed and archived.
For our purposes we want the System log. Click on "System" in the left-hand column for a list of events.
Look for a date and time when you weren't home and your computer should have been off.

double click on the eg: info n it will show u the detail.

You can also use this log to see how long someone was on the computer. Just look at the time the computer was turned on and off for that day.

Hope u all like it.

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SAVE DOS OUTPUT IN A FILE

This is a small trick that many Dos users might already know. The trick just shows you how to run a Dos command and instead of displaying the outputs on the screen, it saves the outputs into a file.

This trick is very helpful when you want to save the result of a dos command to a file to email it or read/print it later. For example, you can print out your network configuration data and email it to a technical support.

Here's how

simply put a ">" and the destination file at the end of the dos command. Examples:

This command outputs the IP configurations to the file "ipdata.txt" in "C" drive:
ipconfig /all > C:\ipdata.txt

This command outputs the "Path" configurations to the file "pathdata.txt" in the floppy drive "A":
path > A:\pathdata.txt

This command outputs help text of the command "copy" to the file "copyhelp.txt" in "C" drive:
copy /? > C:\copyhelp.txt