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Few days ago in this year Microsoft lunch their latest Windows version that is Windows 10. The authority says that any of Windows user can easily update their OS to get Windows 10, and it will be free of cost.
Visions of the Windows 8 roll out are still pretty fresh in our collective mind, and despite the OS's many benefits, that Start screen can still inspire hyperventilation (and possibly hives) in desktop users. Although changes in Windows 8.1 helped ease the pain, Windows 10 aims to be what Microsoft was hoping for with Windows 8: the best version of Windows to date.
With Windows 10, Microsoft has opened the feedback doors to the average Joe, if said Joe is willing to be a participant in its Insider program. For the user, this should result in Windows 10 being more consumer-friendly. Sure, Microsoft is steering the boat, but Insiders have a significant hand in plotting the course.

So, what are the major differences between Windows 10 and Windows 8.1? Here are seven:

Charms Bar
For starters, Microsoft has removed the Charms bar for desktop users. In the process, the Search app has been moved to the taskbar (also add Cortana) and the Settings panel is now a Lite Modern GUI interface. There's no "Devices" app in the new OS, but users can access the "Devices and Printers" section in the Control Panel. The Sharing option only through individual apps.
(As a side note, if you're in Windows 8.1 and don't want the Charms bar popping up, there's a way to disable it. Actually, you're disabling the "hot corners," which brings up the Charms Bar and the Recent Apps bar. Simply right-click the taskbar, choose "Properties," hit the "Navigation" tab, and then uncheckable both options in the "Corner Navigation" section. Want them back? Just do the above and check both boxes.)
For the curious, there's only one hot corner in Windows 10. The upper-left corner seems to have been disabled, but the upper-right corner can still be toggled on and off. You'll also see a reference to the Charms bar in the Navigation tab, but as previously stated, the Charms bar is not active in the desktop version of Windows 10.

Notifications
This is one of our favorite changes to the Windows platform. While Windows 8.1 does an OK job at providing some notifications-such as a birthday reminder or Facebook message-they're somewhat ephemeral. Windows 10 slides out a notification card at the bottom of the screen; if you miss it, you can still access it by clicking the Notifications icon that sits to the system clock. This displays the Notifications panel that is normally tucked away to the right of the screen.
For instance, a click of the icon shows us a message from the Settings app regarding a mandatory system restart that take place at midnight. We have other messages, including one from Razer Synapse requesting that we download the software updates. Plus, a friend has a birthday today, and there's an Office document that needs attention before uploading to the cloud.
As of Windows 10 Build 10074, the Notification panel includes several quick commands, located at the bottom of its window. There's a button for turning on tablet mode, a shortcut to the Settings app, a shortcut to the Bluetooth settings, a button for turning location on or off, a button for locking the rotation, and a shortcut to the VPN portion of the Settings app.

Windows Start Screen
For desktop users, this is probably the biggest change to the Windows platform. As of Build 10074, the Start screen is no longer accessible from the desktop. Instead, clicking the Start button presents a very cool Start Menu. This menu is composed of both app listings and Live Tiles. The Tiles themselves have a 3D look, thanks to a rotation animation.
There are six components to the Start Menu: File Explorer, Documents, Settings, Most Used (Apps), the Power button, and the All Apps button. This latter button will pull up every installed app, whether it's from Windows Store or installed manually by the user. The Live Tile view of the Start Menu can be expanded full-screen, mimicking the Start Screen seen in Windows 8/8.1.
One of the benefits of having Windows 10 is that the Modern UI apps don't take up the entire screen like they do in Windows 8.1; they can "float" on the desktop. Because of this change, the Recent Apps bar is no longer tucked away on the left in the desktop version. However, users can still expand Modern UI apps to take up the entire screen, just like desktop software and web browsers.

Cortana
Microsoft's popular A.I. software that graces the Windows Phone platform has finally arrived on the desktop. This Search tool, powered by Bing, resides next to the Start Menu button. There's a search box with that words "Ask me anything," with a small button with a microphone graphic on the right. Once Windows 10 is installed, Cortana will access your current location and ask for the your name. After that, Cortana will pull up various (possibly interesting) information, such as the weather, local news, and more. Ask Cortana to check out what's playing at the movies, and the tool will provide you with local listings in a browser window. Ask her to find the answer to "two times two," and she'll bring up a calculator with the answer "4."
According to Microsoft, Cortana will keep track of the user's calendar, providing reminders for appointments, meetings, birthdays, and so on. The app will also provide suggestions and information deemed important to the user, as Cortana will "get to know" the user over time, making the Windows 10 experience a more personal one.

Settings
In Windows 10, Microsoft pulled the Settings menu from the right side of the screen and created a Modern UI app that can be opened on the desktop. This app is has nine sections: System, Devices, Network & Internet, Personalization, Accounts, Time & Language, Ease of Access, Privacy, and Update & Security. This is different from the Control Panel, which can still be accessed by right-clicking the Start button and choosing Control Panel from the menu.

Virtual Desktops
This new feature is ideal for users who need more than one desktop. The button resides next to the Search tool on the taskbar, and when clicked, shows every app open on the current desktop. To add a new desktop, simply click the "+" sign in the bottom right-hand corner. Presumably, users can make as many virtual desktops as they want.
Virtual Desktops are ideal for users who have more applications and files than can fit on a single screen. For example, perhaps you're working full-screen on a spreadsheet and also need to have Photoshop open. If they're on separate desktops, you just hit the Windows key plus Tab to switch between the two.

Project Spartan aka Microsoft Edge
In Windows 10 Build 10074, this becomes the default browser. Oh, sure, Internet Explorer 11 is still around, but the company insists that users jump on the Internet using Microsoft Edge. Unless, that is, you're surfing older content, which is where Internet Explorer 11 comes in. The Edge browser is quick, sleek, and fun to use.
One of Edge's cool features allows you to make notes directly on a web page. The toolset includes a pen, a highlighter, an eraser, a clip tool, and a text tool. You can save the markup to the local drive or share it with friends and family. Why is the capability necessary? Web authors may find this extremely helpful when building a site. A friend could highlight a particular item or article on a website that they find interesting, make a note, and send you the marked up page.

Is Windows 10 Right For You?
There are more changes and differences that could be listed, but these seven stand out the most so far. Hopefully, they'll pique your interest enough to get you thinking about making the upgrade to Windows 10. The upgrade will be free for the first year for Windows 7, 8, and 8.1 users.
But when you want to upgrade your at first check your System Requirements.

Windows 10 System Requirements:
Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster processor or SoC
RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) for 32-bit or 2 GB for 64-bit
Hard disk space: 16 GB for 32-bit OS 20 GB for 64-bit OS
Graphics card: DirectX 9 or later with WDDM 1.0 driver
Display: 800x600

Source : https://www.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/windows-10-specifications#sysreqs

Now a days Netbook and notebook has no CD or DVD Drive, For this cause this trick will help
to install Operating System (OS) in a Netbook and Notebook by a USB Disk or Pen Drive.

*** This Trick also working in Laptop & Desktop.

Need :

1. USB Disk/Pen Drive 4 Gb (Empty)
2. Power ISO (Download Here)
3. Your Operating System.iso

Download Power Iso and install, Use serial to get full version.
Open the 'Power Iso' (look at the Picture)

Click on the 'Tools' option and then click 'Create Bootable USB Drive' (Look at the Picture)
 Click 'OK'

A window will come, (Look at the Picture). Click 'Browse' to select your operating system, after that click 'Ok'
Click 'Start' then it running. After complete Click 'Ok'. Boot your Operating System.


Here describe How to make a bootable USB Drive / How to Install Operating System using pen drive or USB Drive.

If any problem comment here.

Internet Download Manager (IDM) is a tool to increase download speeds by up to 5 times, resume and schedule downloads. Comprehensive error recovery and resume capability will restart broken or interrupted downloads due to lost connections, network problems, computer shutdowns, or unexpected power outages.

This software is trail software.
when someone try to use crack version that faced a common problem that is fake serial

Here is solution

Problem of fake serial in IDM. Download Now: Download Here
If you like this software then buy it.

1] Sart pc in safe mode [press F8 at the time of bootup]
2] uninstall idm completely
3] reboot in safe mode
4] now open regedit
5] Search for 'internet download manager' and delete all these
6] reinstall idm , all's done. 

Get your Full version IDM Without Cracking/Patching.


STEP 1:-  Install your IDM.


STEP 2:-
 

Android is the Linux based operating system designed primarily for touch screen mobile phones. Now a days android phones are so much popular that they covered almost 65% of total mobile phones market.They are rich in functionality as well as user friendly. Many android users don’t know much about the hidden features of android phones. Today we are sharing an article which will tell you the best secret android tricks and hidden features of android phones. Different versions of android versions support different set of android tricks, so try all the following android tricks. I am not sure which will going to work on your handset.


 1) Force reboot: 
Many times android users face a problem of freezing of mobile phone, In case your android phone is frozen, you can reboot it using an android trick.

Just press Power Button+ Home Key + Volume up button simultaneously.

2) Quick Google Access:
Android phones built primarily for internet, many of android users don’t know that android phones provide a way by which we can access Google search in just a single click. To use this android trick,

Press menu key and hold it for couple of seconds, it will launch the Google search.

3) Reboot Android in safe mode: 
As like computers, we can also reboot android phones in safe mode. The latest android jelly bean version provides an option to reboot in safe mode, if something goes wrong.
To reboot your android in safe mode, follow the below given instructions.


*Long press the power button
*Long press on the power off option.

Android phone will show a confirmation message about rebooting it in safe mode, if we reboot android phone in safe mode then all the 3rd party application will be disabled. These applications can again be enabled when we reboot our phone normally. This is a great android utility in case when, one of your 3rd party application is causing trouble for you and you want to hunt it.

4) Unlock android phones by face detection: 
This is a cool android trick by which you can unlock your phone by using face detection, In the jelly bean version, android provides a way by which android phone can be unlock using face detection, to make this feature more secure, jelly bean version added another layer of protection in which android phone can be unlocked only when the face is matched as well as we have to blink eyes in order to unlock phone. Blinking eyes tells the android security system that person is live and it’s not an illegal attempt of unlocking using a still image.
To activate this,

Go to Settings > Security > Screen lock > Face unlock.

5) Get detailed information about phone status:
We can get the detailed statistics like phone information, battery information, usage statistics and WiFi information by just dialing *#*#4636#*#*

This is a handy USSD to get the details about battery usage, DNS check, Ping, Application time usage time and so on.

6) Move android apps to SD card: 
Its good idea to install android apps in SD card, but what if you installed apps on your phone memory. Don’t worry android phones provide a way by which we can move our apps to SD card. To move apps to SD card, follow these steps:

Go to settings > Application settings > Manage application > Select the application, You will see the option “Move to SD card”.

7) Hard Reset and Factory reset your android phone: 
This android trick comes handy at the time of selling an android phone. Android phone can be formatted in two ways

Factory reset
Hard reset

a) Factory reset: In factory reset, your phone is being formatted to factory level. Means all the settings will go by default and all the internal data will be deleted. To factory reset a phone dial *#*#7780#*#*.

b) Hard reset: To hard reset a phone dial *2767*3855#, this will delete all the data (including internal and External SD data) as well as settings of android phone. Don’t try this code for testing purpose, until you are not sure. It will not ask for a confirmation.

8) Context menu in android:
long press on the screen, will show you additional options for customizing android phones. This context menu is somewhat similar to the right click menu of most operating systems.

9) Taking screen shots on android phone:
 Android phones offer a great feature by which we can take the screen shot without using any 3rd party application. However the screen shot android tricks vary from one android version to another version.

Press the Home button + power button (This trick work on most android phones.)
For Galaxy Nexus: Power button + volume down button.
For Galaxy Note 2 and S3: Swipe your palm on the screen to take screen shot.

10) Android Version Animation: 
This is another cool android trick to play with your android phone.
To use this android trick, Go to settings > about phone > Tab repeatedly on ‘Android version’.
After sometime, the android version will be animated.

Happy Hacking

Help better safeguard your Facebook profile with these 5 quick tips.

1. Make sure only your friends can see your profile

You wouldn't just go up to a stranger in the street and start telling them about your life, so why would you want them to see your Facebook profile?
Click on the cog icon that you see in the top right hand corner of the screen. Then click Privacy Settings.


Click Privacy - the third option down in the left hand pane.

You are now in the Privacy Settings and Tools area of Facebook. From here you can control 'Who can see my stuff?'

By editing 'Who can see your future posts?' you will be able to choose exactly who gets to see your future updates.

Choose from:

• Public (which obviously means everyone)
• Friends
• Only you
• Custom (which allows you to limit some of your friends from seeing your posts)

Pick what's best for you, but make sure 'Public' isn't selected. Whatever you choose will then become the default every time you post an update (though you still have the option of selectively changing this for each individual update you post in the future).
If you want to limit old posts that you may have made available to everyone or friends of friends then you can do this individually in the Activity Log, or you can choose to 'Limit the audience for old posts on your timeline'. This will change everything you've ever posted to only be seen by your friends.

2. Control who can contact you on Facebook

The second part of the Privacy Settings and Tools section allows you to select who can contact you.

By default this is set up to allow friends and people you may know the opportunity to send you a message to your inbox.
If you want only friends to be able to contact you, you can increase the filtering on your inbox. Other messages will then be diverted to your 'other' folder which you can access from your Messages screen.

Additionally you can limit who can send you a friend request. By default, anyone can try to befriend you on Facebook, but if you'd rather limit that a bit you can change it so only friends of your friends can add you as a friend:

3. Limit who can discover your profile based on your email address and/or telephone number

The final option from the Privacy Settings and Tools screen allows you to control who can find you using your email address or telephone number.
Under 'Who can look me up?', click Edit next to the line that says 'Who can look you up using the email address or telephone number you provided?'

Change the setting to 'Friends of friends' or 'Friends' only.

4. Set up login notifications

Facebook can send you an alert every time someone accesses your account from an unknown computer or other device, enabling you to receive a warning that someone has gained unauthorised access to your account.
Still under Privacy Settings, click the second option in the left hand pane.

Click Edit next to login notifications and choose whether you want to receive an email or a text message/push alert. Click on Save Changes. Login notifications are now active.

5. Turn on login approvals

Every time you access your account from an unknown browser you can get Facebook to send a code to your phone which you will then need to use to login.
Next to 'Login approvals', click Edit. Then tick the box to 'require a security code to access my account from unknown browsers'. Click Save Changes.

Click Get Started. Facebook will then take you through the process of setting up login approvals.
Note, you'll only need to use a code whenever you login from somewhere new so if you always use the same browser and phone you will not need to verify your identity every time. It does makes it much more difficult for a hacker to get into your account from elsewhere, so it's a great thing to enable.
These are just a few tips that can help you safeguard your Facebook profile.
If you have any tips you wish to share, please leave them in the comments below.

If you have interesting tips/tricks related to Facebook, please feel free to share in the comment box below.

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