COPY ISO FROM CD TO FLASH DRIVES

You can copy any iso image from a cd drive to a flash. All you have to do is to follwo the procedures below:

Go to the run command and type "cmd" without quotes to open the command prompt.

NB: Before the next step, make sure the CD u wanna copy is in the CD-ROM drive and the USB is inserted.

Now up type "xcopy D:\*.* E: /s/e/f" without quotes. You can add /h to copy hidden files. But note that the letter D:\ stands for the D- drive and e: satnds for the usb flash drive  if the drive has a gifferent letter you can use, you free to go ahead.

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How to configure GPRS on Phones with MTN Service

Configuring a GPRS enabled phones is very easy.
For accessing the internet you do the followings:

1. Activation of GPRS.
2. Configure the settings.

Activation: In Nigeria virtually all Mobile Service Providers activate GPRS on phones automatically.
Configuration:
For configuration of your mobile phone, you need to contact customer care to send the settings.
OR
You send message to 3888. The message format is as shown below.

SETTINGS TO 3888

Your GPRS settings or configuration will be sent to you after the message.

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Process Suspender

Just came across this useful software. Really useful indeed, especially for novice whose task manager is disabled and they cant enable through the Group Policy.

Extracts from DRACULA

One missing feature of the task manager in Windows 2000 and XP is the option to momentarily freeze a process. Setting the priority of the process to idle will not give the desired result.
For example, if you're running a process that consumes all the CPU time available, this causes the CPU to run at 100% capacity all the time. Even if this process runs with idle priority, it will use the CPU when possible. To prevent over-heating of your pc or laptop, you can freeze these processes when you're away from your computer.
The windows of a frozen process will remain visible, but will not be re-painted when another windows moves over it. Note that mouse-clicks and keystrokes are still sent to the process and will be executed as soon as the process resumes.
Warning: pausing and resuming processes might be harmful to your system, so use it with caution. To prevent serious damage, pausing of system processes is disabled. 

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