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How to get rid of AutoPlay in computer

Autoplay of media devices has always been a pain in the ass for windows users. It becomes irritating every time when it shows the Autoplay option whenever we connect any media device to our computer specially when we connect USB devices to load some files, and it gives you options of AutoPlay. Fortunately Windows has given the option to disable this autoplay feature. If it is really annoying you, then you must disable it. I am going to list the steps to be followed to disable Autoplay for media devices.

Managing Open Windows (of different programs) in Windows 7 using shortcuts

Yes, we love shortcuts, so keep on posting about shortcuts every now and then. Today I am going to share some important key board shortcuts that are used to manage Open Windows i.e. open window of a program say for an example: open window of MS Word. So when you have a number of such open Windows on your screen, you need to manage them one or other way. Sometimes you need to move the window towards left or right. Sometimes you need to maximize or minimize it. So there are some functions you need to do while working with open windows. I am listing few shortcuts that will help you in this regard: Windows Key+Up Arrow: Maximize window Windows Key+Down Arrow: Restore Down/Minimize window Windows Key+Left Arrow: Dock window to the left Windows Key+Right Arrow: Dock window to the right Windows Key+Shift+Up Arrow: Maximize Vertical Size Window Key+Shift+Down Arrow: Restore Vertical Size  For people running two monitors: Windows Key+Shift+Left Arrow: Move window to...

Make your browsing better with these shortcuts

Shortcuts make your life easier while you are on computer. Your work becomes more simple and fun when you use shortcuts while browsing the internet. You can do your job with ease and more efficien cy if you make use of most of the shortcuts. And the best way to memorize these shortcuts is SIMPLY USING THEM. In the beginning you can create a list and put up that list on your Desktop. Whenever you are going to use Internet, go through these shortcuts and try to use at least two of the new shortcuts. In this way by using them everyday you will memorize them by heart easily.  (These are common shortcuts for Chrome and Mozilla Firefox) Ctrl + T:   Open new tab Ctrl + N: : Open new browser window Ctrl + F4: Close the current tab Ctrl + Tab: Toggle among open tabs. Ctrl + 1-9 : Pressing Ctrl and any number 1 through 9 will move to the corresponding tab in your tab bar. Ctrl + H = Show history Ctrl + J = Open Downloads window ...

How to write a Basic C program

First of all you need to know about the language in conversation, yes I am talking about C language. C is a programming language used to write computer programs; whereas computer programs are finite sequence of instructions given to a computer to solve a particular task. In this post, I am going to share very basic knowledge about C programming. Without any further comments I would directly tell you the structure of a basic C program: #include<stdio.h> //Preprocessor Directive #include<conio.h> //Preprocessor Directive void main() { int a, b, c; //Variable Declaration printf("\n Enter any two numbers!!!"); scanf("%d%d",&a,&b); c=a+b; printf("\n\nSum = %d",c); getch(); } Explanation: #include is the preprocessor directive, that directs your compiler to include file mentioned in the angular brackets. Here we have included two files stdio.h i.e. Standard Inpu...