Showing posts with label Security Tips. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Security Tips. Show all posts
Sunday, September 2, 2012
Voice Password To Lock Windows
Some of our readers asked us if there is any way they can unlock
windows using a voice, this idea itself is quite good as unlocking
windows without entering or typing a password on the keyboard will
require the least effort from the user, so many users would like to see
this feature in future versions of windows, as if now this feature is
not there in the latest upcoming version of windows 8, hopefully it will
get add up in windows as default feature one day.
How To Unlock Windows with Voice Command
In order unlock windows with voice, you will need to install some
third party software which can enable this feature on windows, but as it
seems like most of these software’s are paid and but come with a free
trail for some weeks or month.
The first software which can be direct need for this purpose is VoicePass PC Security Lock
[Paid] – this application is designed in a way that it can unlock
windows based on your voice, but thing to notice is that you need to a
have a unique word which should not no longer than 2 seconds. The first
time you run the software after installing it, it will ask you to enrol
and record the voice password which you will need to say 10 times and
then it will save for future.
You can select any word from any language between 3-12
letters. The software monitors who is trying to access your computer
while you are away. Protect your privacy and confidential data 24 hours a
day, 7 days a week.
We cant find more software’s to unlock windows with voice which could
work like this one, if you can suggest a free or paid software like
this which could allow to add windows user to add a voice password to
unlock windows please let us know through comments at the end of this
page.
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Wednesday, August 15, 2012
How to remove new folder.exe virus from pendrive
If you are using pendrive for data transfer at school, college or at your office you must have come across this virus. This virus creates an exe file in your usb drive with the name New Folder.exe. Here are some symptoms of this virus.
After that click on ” Remove virus from USB”. The virus will be removed from your pendrive. To restore your task manager, registry editor and other things which were disabled by virus – click on “Restore Default Windows Settings”.
- Task manager is disabled.
- Registry Editor is disabled.
- Folder options not working.
- Taking too much time for accessing pendrive.
- Uses half of your computers processing power.
After that click on ” Remove virus from USB”. The virus will be removed from your pendrive. To restore your task manager, registry editor and other things which were disabled by virus – click on “Restore Default Windows Settings”.
Download:
Enjoy
Sunday, August 12, 2012
HOW TO Lock/hide partitions in Windows without any software
Sometime it is important to maintain privacy of some personal/important files and hide it from others who are using the same PC. Everyone now days is smart enough to find hidden files and folder, so that trick doesn’t work anymore. So what I tried is, I created a separate partition with enough space for my files and made it invisible so that no one else can get access to it. To know more about this trick read on.
This one is a little risky so try it at your own risk. If not done correctly you might lose your data permanently
This trick works with almost all latest versions of Windows OS’s.
- Go to Start->type cmd and press Enter.
- Type mountvol in command prompt and press enter.
- Now you can see all the drives in your system with the corresponding IDs
- Now suppose you want to hide your G: drive, note down the volume id for that drive. In my case for G: drive the volume id is \\?\Volume{96c924d1-7f19-11de-808a-806e6f6e6963}\.
- This step is very important. If you don’t note down your volume id you will not be able to get your partition back.
- Now the last step to hide your drive. Type mountvol G: /d to hide the G: drive.
- To get your hidden drive back type mountvol g: [volume id]. For me it is \\?\Volume{96c924d1-7f19-11de-808a-806e6f6e6963}\. So it will look something like mountvol g: \\?\Volume{96c924d1-7f19-11de-808a-806e6f6e6963}\
- Be very careful while noting the volume id. What we are doing here is we are just unmounting the drive so that it will not be visible. Just like we unmount our memory card from the mobile phone before removing. And to get it back we are mounting the drive back with the exact address. If you give the wrong address here then it will point to wrong memory area and the actual memory will not be accessible.
Most important:Never try to hide your System Drive(The drive in which your OS is loaded). You may corrupt your PC. So use it wisely.
Enjoy
Source:- http://tipsfromgeek.com/
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