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Hide files Using Command Prompt "Fawaz4ew"

All of us want to hide some files, movies and the stuff we want from others. Many of us make the attributes of the file as hidden and make it invisible through the folder options.  But every computer user knows it. I know on using other’s computer almost all of us enable showing hidden files to see what secret content he has, Don’t you ? But there exists a trick with which you can hide your content from others.  Let me give you that………. Well, If you are a command line lover, then I do not need to tell you about this. If you are not, you are welcome here. There is a command called attrib in the Command Prompt in Windows. Operation of this command is to show the attributes of the file  like read only, system file ,hidden and many more. With this command you can set and change the attributes of the complete folder and the file too . You need to traverse to the directory where your content is saved, say it is the folder "FAWAZ". Then, I will type “ attrib FAWAZ +s +h +...

Burn a CD/DVD on Windows 7 or Vista without using software

In order to burrn cd/dvd follow these simpe step: 1.Insert a blank recordable/rewritable CD (CD-R) or DVD (DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW) disc into the CD burner drive. 2.With a new blank disc, Windows might pop up a prompt asking you which format you want to use (as shown on the image below). 3.As explained on the popup, the option " Like a USB Flash Drive " is more convenient if you want to use the disc as an external storage, which you can add or delete (rewritable disc) files on the fly; however, once the disc is formatted with this option, it can only be read on computers with Windows XP or later. On the other hand, the option " With a CD/DVD Player " is the traditional format of CD/DVD disc and is compatible with a wider range of Windows versions as well as other devices, but requires to burn the disc (or erase the entire disc) all at once 4.To keep it simple, we will follow the steps to create traditional CD/DVD, so select " With a CD/DVD Player ". Don...