How To Remove Undeletable File And Browser Hijackers?

July 27th, 2010

Mostly PC are infected with browser hijackers which can neither be detected nor removed easily, I am going to introduce the software which can do so

HijackThis is tiny program examines vulnerable or suspect parts of your system, such as browser helper objects and certain types of Registry keys. Pressing the Scan button generates a log of dozens of items, most of which are just customizations. Don’t check off an item and hit the Fix Checked button unless you’re sure it’s malware. Clicking Info on Selected Item tells you why the entry was flagged as suspicious, but not whether it’s actually malware. To find that out, search the Web for that item’s name or go straight to a forum, such as Spyware Info or Computer Cops. Saving the log creates a text document you can post to these forums. The latest version adds powerful tools to the Config window. The process manager and hosts file editor help you excise virulent infections. The unique ADS Spy tool scans for alternate data streams, which some browser hijackers use to hide from spyware removers. The program still installs into whatever directory in which you unzip the file, which can make it hard to locate. HijackThis is a serious tool for any user who needs to root out a serious infestation, but wield it with caution.

You can download HijackThis from here

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Growing trend of social networking sites for children

July 19th, 2010

A social networking site aimed at 6 to 8 year-olds is the latest indication that children are spending increasing time on computers.

Critics say youngsters are missing out on ‘human connections’, whilst participating parents hope an early start will teach children online etiquette and safety under parental supervision.

Sharon Carpenter reports.

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1st Maldivian flickr meet. (26-04-07)

July 12th, 2010


1st Maldivian flickr meet. (26-04-07), originally uploaded by maapu.

These group of ugly guys (lol) Made history today by being the first to attend the first (formal) Maldives Flickr meet.
Many couldn’t attend due to geographical restrictions but pls dont worry as we will try to organise this to be a monthly event (towards the end of each month………or should we make it the beginning so you can afford to buy your own coffee…!! lol)
Very soon we hope to be organising a group photo trip to one of the nearby islands for those interested..
check out the threads @ these groups…
UNIQUE MALDIVES
FLICKR MALDIVES

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iphone4 Released Today at 7am!

June 26th, 2010


iphone4 Released Today at 7am!, originally uploaded by ms4jah.

iPhone 4G released

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Is the Apple iPad Worth It?

June 12th, 2010

It’s gorgeous, it’s sexy, it’s thin (you can never be too rich or too thin), but is it worth it? Well, let me answer that in a roundabout way.

In the late seventies and early eighties, when computers had a couple of kilobytes of RAM and programs had to be loaded off cassettes each time you booted the computer, I saw this machine from Ministry of Planning while i worked there at late nineties.Its huge occupies a space of something like 7 feet x 3feet and with a height of not less than 4feet.

So arguably, the merits of the iPad are relative to your wants and needs. I argue that it has more to do with wants than needs. If a basic book reader with built-in wi-fi and 3G is all you want, look no further than the Amazon Kindle, for less than $260. Sure, it’s black and white and it is much smaller than an iPad, but the most basic iPad without 3G costs almost twice as much and in Maldives it cost 10,000 MRF for 16GB which is 778$ . Better yet, buy a cheap netbook for under $400 for Maldivians search in ibay, and run the Kindle app on it: you’ll get a heck of a lot more than 16 Gigabytes storage capacity, along with all the other things you can do with a PC, that you can’t do with an iPad or a Kindle.

Some netbooks, some of them about the same price as an iPad with 32 Gigabytes of storage, even have HDMI outputs and if you buy a Blu-Ray player attachment, enough graphics card internally to show a movie through a large-screen TV (make sure you have a type 2, v1.3 HDMI cable, or you won’t see 1080P). 3G is available in most new netbooks, and wi-fi is standard in just about all modern PCs of any kind.

And apps? well, as in maldives as there are no such law for Piracy its free for windows and all sort of applications so again the netbook wins, it is definitely a wonderful toy: gaming galore, iPhone apps already on your iPhone can be synced to the iPad (oh, you don’t have an iPhone? Bummer…), so basically Ipad is the bigger version of Iphone to those people who are having a hard-time in reading news like haveeru due to font issues and lack in speed.

If you’re on a budget, and you don’t need the Apple apps, buy a netbook with the right battery life and capability and dongles, bells and whistles: $500 or less. and i found Asus seashell is one awesome creature with over 10hours of batter

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Microsoft launches free Office Web Apps

June 9th, 2010

Last night, Microsoft launched the free version of Office Web Apps after nine months of allowing select users to test the Technical Preview. The service is initially available via Windows Live SkyDrive (integration with Hotmail is not yet ready) at office.live.com to users in the US, Canada, Great Britain, and Ireland, with support for English, Spanish (USA), and French (Canada) languages. Users who don’t live in those regions still have access, but they can’t choose their language; Microsoft says “more languages and locales will be added over the coming months.”

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My new Power Tool

May 4th, 2010


My new Power Tool, originally uploaded by maldivesphotography.com.

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Sync contacts between Microsoft Outlook and Gmail

April 21st, 2010

GO Contact Sync is a tool that syncs your contacts between Microsoft Outlook and Google Mail, it removes the hassle of entering details more than once. It supports contact categories and contact photos so your contacts will look exactly the same. There are a few sync options to suite your needs and it can all be done automatically, so it can be used as a backup tool.

Features

Synchronizes your contacts between Microsoft Outlook and Google Mail.
Supports contact categories and contact photos.
Multiple sync options to suite your needs.
Automatic sync.

Benefits

Removes the hassle of entering your contacts more than once.
Can be used as a backup tool.

Limitations

When using GO Contact Sync with Microsoft Office 2003, Office will ask for permission to access your address book when synchronization begins.
If two synchronized contacts have different photos, i.e the Google contact’s photo is different from the Outlook contact’s photo, their photos will not be synchronized.

Download this tool here

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Digital Prestidigitation with Photoshop CS5′s Content-Aware Fill

April 18th, 2010

Best-case scenario: A dog runs into the frame just as you snap the shutter. Worst-case: You have a really bad breakup. But one way or another, you’re eventually going to want to remove something or someone from a digital photo. Even if you’re well versed in Photoshop, you may either not possess quite the skills necessary to do the job, or the particular area of the photo may make it tricky to do well. In either case, one of the enhancements in the new version of the software released today, Photoshop CS5, may be just what you need: Content-Aware Fill.

If you’re familiar with Photoshop CS4, which was released a year and a half ago, the name may sound familiar. That version introduced Content-Aware Scaling, which let you reduce the size of a photo and adjust its composition (to eliminate wide empty spaces between people or objects of interest, for example) with minimal distortion of the photo as a whole. Content-Aware Fill operates on the same general principle, and is just as easy to use: Select the section of the photo you want to excise, hit the delete key (or pull out the spot-healing brush), and it’s gone—but the background is intact and looks so good you can’t even tell there was anything there.

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iPhone OS4.

April 18th, 2010
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