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Trick to Repair Windows XP without Installation CD

Trick to Repair Windows XP without Installation CD

It is very annoying when our Computer is running on the Operating System whose files are corrupted and many times shows an Error message and make us Frustrated and leaving us with none other option than Re-installing the Windows. But this is not the solution we an also Repair it. But what if do not have the Installation CD. No problem Top Tricks and Tips is always there.

                         

                     
Here is a simple Trick to Repair Windows XP without Installation CD. To make use of this Trick just follow these steps : 1) Click on Start  >>  Run  >>  Type "webfldrs.msi" ( without quotes ).

                          
2) Now follow the Instructions.and select Re-install Mode.

                        

3) Now Check all the options on the New Screen which appears and click OK.


                        

4) Now Click Re-install button finally and it would take few minutes depending upon the System Conditions.

                           

5) Now after it Restart the Computer and it is done.

                        


So it is a simple Trick to Repair Windows XP without Installation CD.

your memory card’s forgotten password by following these steps

Hii Friends I'm Back with a new Hacking trick .If you have a Nokia mobile phone S60, S40 edition etc. and you have protected your memory card with password and forgotten.If one day suddenly you restore your phone , after that you find that your memory card is password protected and shit ! You don’t know the password and have some important files & data in that, what will you do ? Don’t worry, I will show you the way by which you can unlock memory card’s password. If that trick will not work then sorry you can’t recover your memory card’s password & data but yes , I will tell you the other trick by which you can format your memory card and at-least recover your memory card to reuse.

So, these are some tricks to recover your memory card’s password.

If you have a Nokia s60 1st & 2nd edition phone you can find your memory card’s forgotten password by following these steps:

1. Download  and Install FExplorer.
2. Insert card into your s60 1st or 2nd edition phone but don’t access it through phone.
3. Run FExplorer and Open the path C:\system.
4. You will  find there a file named mmcstore , move this file to other location of your phone, rename the filemmcstore.txt
5. Open the file in your phone or Copy that file(mmcstore.txt) to your pc and open that file in notepad.
6. You will find your password in that file.
7. By this way, you can unlock memory card and recover your memory card’s password.

Unlock Memory Card in Nokia s60 3rd edition:

While searching, I haven’t found any way to find password of Nokia s60 3rd edition phones. But in some s60 3rd edition phones & almost all E-series phones you can unlock your memory card by remote lock option.Follow these steps:-

1. Activate remote lock option by going to Tools ↪ Settings ↪ Security ↪ Phone and SIM ↪ Allow remote lock menu. The password of your memory card will be your remote lock message.
2. Send an sms containing your remote lock message that will automatically change your memory card password.

Unlock memory card in Nokia s40 edition phones:

The only option to recover your locked memory card in Nokia s40 edition phones is formatting it with an s60.

1. Insert your locked memory card in an Nokia s60 edition phone.
2. Open the memory card options. You will see an option of format, select the format option. After formatting, you can at-least recover your memory card to reuse.

Some other tricks to unlock memory card:

• Try to explore your memory card in Linux OS. For a start you can download ubuntu or some other Linux distros which can be run in a USB drive. 
• Go to a mobile repair shop and get your memory card unlocked. They will charge you almost 50 bucks. They will put your memory card in a Memory Card Adapter and unlock it.
• Or buy your own Memory Card Adapter. Memory Card Adapters are available in the market. It will cost you around 2000 to 3000 INR.

EDCET 2013 Notification | Online Application Form 2013

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1.Education Common Entrance Test(EDCET) 2013 exam will be conducted in Andhra Pradesh(AP) on 3rd June 2013. The APSCHE has announced complete schedule of Edcet 2013 in advance to make it convenient for the aspiring candidates. The Edcet 2013 notification will be issued in the fist week of March. Following are the important dates for Edcet - Edcet 2013 exam date 3rd June 2013, Issue of notification EDCET 2013 First week of March, Announcement of EDCET Ranks 21st June 2013, First phase counseling 29 June 2013 - 7th July 2013, Final / Second Phase counseling 1st-6th August 2013, Commencement of Classes 29th July 2013, Last date for admissions 31st August 2013. Admission to B.Ed course for the year 2013-2014 will be through Edcet 2013. There will be a tough competition for Edcet as the Government is gearing up for teacher requirements.

2.EDCET 2013 Notification, Online Application Form 2013, Syllabus - http://edcet.apsche.ac.in/ (or)


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How to activate SBI Internet Banking

Internet Banking adds up many ways ease the facility of Banking. Receiving or paying money in secure and easy way is the key features of Internet Banking.

 Just recall olden days, when  individuals had to queue up at banking counters for withdrawing money for paying even pity expenses. Fears about mischievous act was the genuine issue on that time. But advent of Internet and after then Net Banking removes the miserable condition of common men. Now, common men are much more relived in terms transaction security and convenience. Paying Government sponsored Taxes as well as Utility Bills are not longer tough exercise today.

In India, State Bank of India (SBI) has already introduced Internet Banking. Anyone having bank account in SBI may use the facility of Net Banking. In order to activate SBI Net Banking,  account holders have to take following steps to get permission for it: -

• Download Application Form from Official website of State Bank of India online SBI. Fill it up, and to the branch where you have an Account and Internet Banking is running there. Online Application Form for internet Banking activation can be downloaded by visiting: https://www.onlinesbi.com/registrationform.html 
• You may visit the SBI Branch Office first and ask for Internet Banking Form.
• After one to two-week from the date of submission of Application the password in a secure envelope will be reached to you. This envelope is sent by courier on your given address.
• Now you are needed to log in SBI online Banking website For this you have to visit the website at given web address: https://www.onlinesbi.com/
• . Here click on log in Button. This is like below:

From here you will go to a new page. here click on Continue to login:

• Now log in page is in front of you. Here, you have to log in with the received password and change it with your own user name and password. This is mandatory. So I will suggest that write your own password and user name on plain paper, then start logging in. Fill up received user name and password and click on Login

• Change your ID password .
• Here, you have to add a profile password also so think about additional password  before log in. Set profile password.
• Now, you are able to see your account balance and use facility of SBI Net Banking.

More protected database of SBI Net Banking gives full proof protection from Phishing. Users won’t have to share their password to anybody else for secure login.
To see login demo click this link and next time click login: SBI Online Banking Login Demo
To activate Internet Banking in SBI one may online:

Robert Hooke Father of Microscopy 2

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During that historic period known as the Renaissance, after the "dark" Middle Ages, there occurred the inventions of printing, gunpowder and the mariner's compass, followed by the discovery of America. Equally remarkable was the invention of the light microscope: an instrument that enables the human eye, by means of a lens or combinations of lenses, to observe enlarged images of tiny objects. It made visible the fascinating details of worlds within worlds.

Invention of Glass Lenses
Long before, in the hazy unrecorded past, someone picked up a piece of transparent crystal thicker in the middle than at the edges, looked through it, and discovered that it made things look larger. Someone also found that such a crystal would focus the sun's rays and set fire to a piece of parchment or cloth. Magnifiers and "burning glasses" or "magnifying glasses" are mentioned in the writings of Seneca and Pliny the Elder, Roman philosophers during the first century A. D., but apparently they were not used much until the invention of spectacles, toward the end of the 13th century. They were named lenses because they are shaped like the seeds of a lentil.

The earliest simple microscope was merely a tube with a plate for the object at one end and, at the other, a lens which gave a magnification less than ten diameters -- ten times the actual size. These excited general wonder when used to view fleas or tiny creeping things and so were dubbed "flea glasses."

Birth of the Light Microscope
About 1590, two Dutch spectacle makers, Zaccharias Janssen and his son Hans, while experimenting with several lenses in a tube, discovered that nearby objects appeared greatly enlarged. That was the forerunner of the compound microscope and of the telescope. In 1609, Galileo, father of modern physics and astronomy, heard of these early experiments, worked out the principles of lenses, and made a much better instrument with a focusing device.

Anton van Leeuwenhoek (1632-1723)
The father of microscopy, Anton van Leeuwenhoek of Holland, started as an apprentice in a dry goods store where magnifying glasses were used to count the threads in cloth. He taught himself new methods for grinding and polishing tiny lenses of great curvature which gave magnifications up to 270 diameters, the finest known at that time. These led to the building of his microscopes and the biological discoveries for which he is famous. He was the first to see and describe bacteria, yeast plants, the teeming life in a drop of water, and the circulation of blood corpuscles in capillaries. During a long life he used his lenses to make pioneer studies on an extraordinary variety of things, both living and non living, and reported his findings in over a hundred letters to the Royal Society of England and the French Academy.

Robert Hooke
Robert Hooke, the English father of microscopy, re-confirmed Anton van Leeuwenhoek's discoveries of the existence of tiny living organisms in a drop of water. Hooke made a copy of Leeuwenhoek's light microscope and then improved upon his design.

Charles A. Spencer
Later, few major improvements were made until the middle of the 19th century. Then several European countries began to manufacture fine optical equipment but none finer than the marvelous instruments built by the American, Charles A. Spencer, and the industry he founded. Present day instruments, changed but little, give magnifications up to 1250 diameters with ordinary light and up to 5000 with blue light.

Beyond the Light Microscope
A light microscope, even one with perfect lenses and perfect illumination, simply cannot be used to distinguish objects that are smaller than half the wavelength of light. White light has an average wavelength of 0.55 micrometers, half of which is 0.275 micrometers. (One micrometer is a thousandth of a millimeter, and there are about 25,000 micrometers to an inch. Micrometers are also called microns.) Any two lines that are closer together than 0.275 micrometers will be seen as a single line, and any object with a diameter smaller than 0.275 micrometers will be invisible or, at best, show up as a blur. To see tiny particles under a microscope, scientists must bypass light altogether and use a different sort of "illumination," one with a shorter wavelength.

The introduction of the electron microscope in the 1930's filled the bill. Co-invented by Germans, Max Knoll and Ernst Ruska in 1931, Ernst Ruska was awarded half of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1986 for his invention. (The other half of the Nobel Prize was divided between Heinrich Rohrer and Gerd Binnig for the STM.)

In this kind of microscope, electrons are speeded up in a vacuum until their wavelength is extremely short, only one hundred-thousandth that of white light. Beams of these fast-moving electrons are focused on a cell sample and are absorbed or scattered by the cell's parts so as to form an image on an electron-sensitive photographic plate.

Power of the Electron Microscope
If pushed to the limit, electron microscopes can make it possible to view objects as small as the diameter of an atom. Most electron microscopes used to study biological material can "see" down to about 10 angstroms--an incredible feat, for although this does not make atoms visible, it does allow researchers to distinguish individual molecules of biological importance. In effect, it can magnify objects up to 1 million times. Nevertheless, all electron microscopes suffer from a serious drawback. Since no living specimen can survive under their high vacuum, they cannot show the ever-changing movements that characterize a living cell.

Light Microscope Vs Electron Microscope
Using an instrument the size of his palm, Anton van Leeuwenhoek was able to study the movements of one-celled organisms. Modern descendants of van Leeuwenhoek's light microscope can be over 6 feet tall, but they continue to be indispensable to cell biologists because, unlike electron microscopes, light microscopes enable the user to see living cells in action. The primary challenge for light microscopists since van Leeuwenhoek's time has been to enhance the contrast between pale cells and their paler surroundings so that cell structures and movement can be seen more easily. To do this they have devised ingenious strategies involving video cameras, polarized light, digitizing computers, and other techniques that are yielding vast improvements in contrast, fueling a renaissance in light microscopy.

జనరల్ సైన్స్ స్టడీ మెటీరియల్,

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1. నేషనల్‌ ఇన్‌స్టిట్యూట్‌ ఫర్‌ మెంటల్‌ హెల్త్‌ అండ్‌ న్యూరోసైన్సెస్‌ (నిమ్‌ హాన్స్‌) ఎక్కడ ఉంది?
ఎ) హైదరాబాద్‌
బి) ముంబయి
సి) కోల్‌కత
డి) బెంగళూరు
2. పర్యావరణ నిర్వహణలో మొత్తం 122 దేశాల జాబితాలో భారత్‌ స్థానం -
ఎ) 67 బి) 94
సి) 118 డి) 127
3. ప్రపంచంలోని మొదటి 'గోల్డెన్‌ గ్రౌండ్‌ నట్‌' ('ఎ' విటమిన్‌ అధికంగా ఉండే వేరుశనగ) ను జన్యు మార్పిడి పద్ధతి ద్వారా అభివృద్ధి చేసిన సంస్థ -
ఎ) ఇక్రిశాట్‌
బి) నేషనల్‌ ఇన్‌స్టిట్యూట్‌ ఆఫ్‌ న్యూట్రిషన్‌
సి) మోనోశాంటో
డి) సెంట్రల్‌ రిసెర్చ్‌ ఇన్‌స్టిట్యూట్‌ ఫర్‌ డ్రైల్యాండ్‌ అగ్రికల్చర్‌ (క్రీడా)
4. ప్రపంచ అల్జీమర్‌ దినం -
ఎ) సెప్టెంబరు 21
బి)డిసెంబరు 21
సి) డిసెంబరు 12
డి) సెప్టెంబరు 16
5. పుట్టినప్పుడు శిశువు గుండె నిముషానికి ఎన్నిసార్లు కొట్టుకుంటుంది?
ఎ) 40-70 సార్లు
బి) 35-40 సార్లు
సి) 16-18 సార్లు
డి) 20 సార్లు
6. రైబోఫ్లేవిన్‌ లోపంవల్ల నోటి అంచుల్లో చర్మం పగిలిపోవడాన్ని ఏమంటారు?
ఎ) న్యూరిటిస్‌
బి) కీలోసిస్‌
సి) అనొరెక్సియా
డి) పెల్లాగ్రా
7. కిందివాటిలో ఏది కీటకం?
ఎ) జెల్లీ చేప
బి) కటిల్‌ చేప
సి) డెవిల్‌చేప
డి) సిల్వర్‌ చేప
8. కిందివాటిలో సరైనవేవి?
1) రెండు ఎముకలను కలిపేది లిగమెంట్‌
2) మనిషిలోని కశేరుకాల (ఙవత్‌ీవbతీaవ) సంఖ్య 33
ఎ) 1 మాత్రమే          బి) 2 మాత్రమే
సి) రెండూ             డి) ఏదీకాదు
9. సర్పాల విషానికి విరుగుడు మందు (యాంటీ వీనం)ను తయారు చేసే హాఫ్‌కిన్‌ సంస్థఎక్కడుంది?
ఎ) నాగ్‌పూర్‌             బి) డెహ్రాడూన్‌
సి) ముంబయి            డి) పుణె
10. విటమిన్‌ 'ఇ' రసాయన నామం
ఎ) ఫిల్లోక్వినోన్‌
బి) టోకోఫెరాల్‌
సి) సైనకోబాలమిన్‌
డి) కాల్సిఫెరాల్‌
11. కిందివాటిలో కాండం కానిది -
ఎ) బంగాళాదుంప
బి) అల్లం
సి) చామగడ్డ
డి) చిలగడదుంప
12. పేపరు, పాలరాయి, తోలు నాణ్యతను దెబ్బతీసి లోహాలు, మిశ్రమ లోహాల వియోగాన్ని ప్రేరేపించే గాలి కాలుష్య కారణం -
ఎ) కార్బన్‌ డై ఆక్సైడ్‌
బి) నైట్రిక్‌ ఆక్సైడ్‌
సి) సల్ఫర్‌ డై ఆక్సైడ్‌
డి) మీథేన్‌
13. అధిక శరీర ఉష్ణోగ్రత ఉండే జంతువులు -
ఎ) పక్షులు బి) క్షీరదాలు
సి) సరీనృపాలు డి) చేపలు
14. ఆర్జితలక్షణాల అనువంశిక సిద్ధాంతాన్ని ప్రతిపాదించింది -
ఎ) ఛార్లెస్‌ డార్విన్‌                బి) లామార్క్‌
సి) డివ్రీస్‌                            డి) సిడ్నీఫాక్స్‌
15. మెదడు, వెన్నుపాము చుట్టూ ఉండే మెనింజస్‌ పొరల్లో బాహ్యంగా ఉండేది-
ఎ) పయామేటర్‌                బి) అరక్నాయిడ్‌
సి) డ్యురామేటర్‌                డి) ఏదీకాదు
16. సొరచేప కాలేయం నూనెలో అధికంగా ఉండే విటమిన్‌ ఏది?
ఎ) 'ఎ' విటమిన్‌ బి) 'డి' విటమిన్‌
సి) 'సి' విటమిన్‌ డి) 'కె' విటమిన్‌
17. మొక్కల్లో నత్తల ద్వారా జరిగే పరాగ సంపర్కం -
ఎ) ఒఫియోఫిలీ                బి) అనిమోఫిలీ
సి) మెలకోఫిలీ              డి) ఎంటమోఫిలీ
18. ఆపిల్‌పండు ఏ రకమైన ఫలానికి చెందుతుంది?
ఎ) పెపో                బి) హెస్సరీడియం
సి) బెర్రీ                 డి) పోమ్‌
19. కిందివాటిలో హరితమందిర వాయువులు(స్త్రతీవవఅ ష్ట్రశీబరవ స్త్రaరవర) ఏవి?
ఎ) జఉ2            బి) చీ2ఉ
సి) జన4           డి) పైవన్నీ
20.ఫలదీకరణం తర్వాత పుష్పంలోని ఏ భాగం ఫలంగా మారుతుంది?
ఎ) అండం                  బి) పుప్పొడి
సి) అండాశయం            డి) కీలాగ్రం