Information Technology

How to make your folder "Invisible"?

Lozix — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 04:32:08 GMT

1. Highligh the Folder which you want to make invisible,

2. Right mouse click the Folder and then Rename,

3. Press "ALT+0160"(without inverted comma), simultaneously(meaning, press ALT and Type 0160 without releasing the ALT key),

4. You can now see your Folder name invisible,

5. Then, Right click your Folder and Go, Properties\Customize\Change Icon,

6. You can find grid of different icons and find some blank icon files present when you scroll,

7. Click that blank icon file and Press OK,

8. Now, your Folder is invisible,

9. Now, you can place the Folder anywhere you want,

Note: When you want to make another Folder with same command line then it gives "Error Message", so to overcome the problem, just press Space and Rename the Folder repeating PROCESS 3.

How to remove "Recycle Bin" from your desktop?

Lozix — Thu, 06 Oct 2011 04:28:49 GMT

Please follow the below rules:

1. Click START > RUN and type "regedit" (without inverted comma),

2. And go to "HKEY_Local_Macine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\Current Version\Explorer\Desktop\Namespace",

3. Click the "+" button on Namespace,

4. Find "645FF040-5081-101B-9F08-00AA002F954E" and click it,

5. Double-Click "Default" and remove "Recycle Bin" from Value Data.

6. Reboot your computer now, and you're done.

Note: And if you want the Recycle Bin in your desktop again then just repeat the process 1 to 4, and on Value Data, type "Recycle Bin"(without inverted comma)

How to add new destinations to "Send To" menu in windows XP?

Lozix — Sun, 02 Oct 2011 16:03:18 GMT

For Windows XP, the command named "Send To" is used for transferring datas throughout the locations in computer or secondary devices. By the help of this command user can get their data transferred easily, and don't have to bother opening windows of different locations time and again, and the command is quick and advantageous.

But there are only least of locations available like as different removable and CD/DVD drives as well as some folders so for the faster and easy access of those locations, you can follow the below steps just to add some locations in the "Send To" lists.

1. First click the Start Button,

2. Open the Run Command,

3. Type the "sendto" without inverted comma(case-sensitive) and press OK,

4. A window will appear on your screen with default "Send To" lists,

5. Now, you can use either "copy or paste method" or "drag and drop" technique, just choose the program or shortcut you need from different files, folders or drive as well.

6. Then, verify your new shortcut in the "Send To" menu.

Note: If you want to delete the the shortcut from "Send To" menu, open the "Send To" Folder and repeat process No. "1-3" and remove the destination shortcut.