Monday, 23 October 2017

How to find the Machine Name/IP Address of the machine on which the mounted drive location is actually present


The mount program records mount point information in /etc/mtab.

In this mtab file, towards the end of the file you can see the actual machine names and the mount points.

The first entry in these lines is the machine name followed by the mount points!

Short blog :)

Tuesday, 17 October 2017

How to remove payment methods from google play store

Hi,

Lets dive right into it :)

1. Launch Play Store on your android phone

2. Click on the menu option (3 horizontal bars icon) from the top left as shown below:-

3. Come down till you see Account option and click on it:-

4.Click on the first option "Payment methods":-

5.Now scroll down till you see the option"More payment settings" and click on it:-

6. You will get the option "Open with chrome" as below:-

7. Click on the Chrome button and you will be navigated to a google payments centre as below:-

8. Here, you can click REMOVE against the card which you want to remove. If you want you can also edit the credit card details as well. You can remove all the cards from here as well or add new payment methods..

9. Done!!



















Monday, 16 October 2017

Kill Processes using Command Prompt in Windows 7 (might work for higher versions as well)


Hi All,

In this blog am going to share the method by which you can kill processes using Command Prompt in Windows 7. So, lets get started:-

For this we will use the Tasklist and the Taskkill command as follows:

1. Open the command prompt in the administrative privileges mode.

2. Now, type the command: Tasklist and press Enter.

3. It will list down all the running processes.

4. Move down the list till you find the process that you want to kill and make note of its PID (process id).

5. Now, run the command: Taskkill /PID <enter the above PID> /F where /F is used to kill the process forcefully.

6. You can also kill the process by its name.

7. Say, you want to kill Chrome.Use this command:Taskkill /IM chrome.exe /F

8. In fact, you can kill multiple processes at the same time, by running a command like below:
Taskkill /PID <PID1> <PID2> <PID3> /F

Please make sure to include single space between each element of the above commands..

Done!


Monday, 2 October 2017

Steps to prevent TWRP or any Custom Recovery from being overwritten by Stock Recovery

Hi,

Greetings!!

In this blog i would like to share the handy tip that can save your TWRP Recovery or any other Custom Recovery from being overwritten by the Stock Recovery at Android System Reboot.

FYI,

Below are the generic steps for installing a Custom Recovery via Fastboot method:-

1. Set up the ADB & Fastboot on your computer -- let me know if any query regarding this

2. Download the Custom Recovery Image compatible to your device and store it in
    Fastboot folder

3. Enable USB Debugging on your device from the Developer Options.

4. Open the folder where you saved your TWRP recovery and do a Shift + Right Click and select
    "Open Command Window here" option.

5. Set your device in Fastboot mode and then connect your device to PC via USB cable
     (Switch off the device & press Power + Vol Down button for some time till you  see the Fastboot logo on screen -- 
     key combination might differ, might be Vol Up button in your case, please check)

6. Type the below command to check that your device is recognized:-
    fastboot devices

7. Once confirmed, type the below command to install the Recovery:-
    fastboot flash recovery recovery.img 
     (here, provide exact name of the recovery that you downloaded)

8. [CRUCIAL STEP]Type the below command to boot into TWRP.
    Once it is booted, it will patch the stock ROM to prevent the Stock recovery from
    replacing TWRP:-
    fastboot boot recovery.img (here again , provide exact name of the recovery that you downloaded)

9. Done!!


Do let me know in case you have any query :)


Enable Hindi or other language Keyboard on Windows 7

Hi,

Greetings!!

In this blog i share the steps that will help you enable Hindi Keyboard in Windows 7. With slight modifications here and there, this method might work on other Windows as well. So, lets get started:-

A. Enabling the Hindi Keyboard:-

1. Launch Region and Languages option from the Control Panel, as shown:-


2. Click on the Keyboards and Languages tab in the popup widow, click on "Change keyboards..." button:-


 3. Click on the Add button:-

 4. Scroll through the list of languages till you come down to Hindi (India) and select it:-

5. Expand the Hindi (India) -> Keyboard option and select "Devanagari - INSCRIPT" while keeping the other options unchecked. Then click OK:-

6. Then you will see the window like below. Click on Apply:-

B. Using the Hindi Keyboard:-

1. Press the key combination Alt + Shift to activate the Mangal font (Hindi) as shown below:-


2. Press the keys referring the Hindi Keyboard Layout below to start typing in Hindi. Sample below:-

Hindi Keyboard Layout



Some notes:-

1. You can go back to English keyboard by typing the ALT+SHIFT key combination again.
2. If you want to type the 'matras', press the associated key.
3. And if you want to apply the 'matras', press the associated key along with the SHIFT button.
4. It will take some time getting used to, but with time the experience becomes smooth!

Happy typing!!!