Sunday, 9 November 2014

Remove Write Protected Error in Urdu Tutorial

How secure is your USB flash drive? A lot of malware target flash drives as soon as they’re inserted into an infected
computer, writing files to the flash drive which then helps spread the infection to other computers. Or perhaps you’re about to lend out your flash drive with a load of important files on it, and the last thing you need is someone accidentally deleting or formatting the drive in question.
It’s possible to write-protect your USB flash drive, which makes it read-only and prevents anyone – or anything – from writing files to the drive. Say you’re disinfecting someone’s computer and you’ve download all the software you need to combat that infection, how do you go about write-protecting the drive after the programs have been copied to it? This is where USB Write Protect comes in.
Download the tiny zip file and extract its contents to your hard drive. The procedure for write-protecting your USB flash drive needs to be followed carefully, here’s what you need to do.
First, make sure the flash drive in question isn’t plugged in. XP users should then double-click the USBWriteProtect file; Vista and Windows 7 users need to right-click the file and choose Run as administrator followed by Continue when prompted. Insert the flash drive and wait for the program to verify it’s present under “USB Storage Devices” (close any autoplay dialogue boxes that might appear). Select “Enable Write Protect” and click Apply – the red cross should be replaced by a green tick. Finish by clicking Close, then remove and reinsert your flash drive again.
The drive should now be write-protected – verify this by attempting to copy a file to it; if write-protection is enabled you’ll be told this and the file won’t be copied. To remove write protection, just repeat the procedure, but choose “Disable Write Protect” instead.

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Tuesday, 29 April 2014

And The 3G/4G Winners Are…

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Drumroll please! The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has successfully completed the bidding and auction process for 3G and 4G licenses and the results are in. The wait is over, the skeptics have been silenced and anticipation is rife. When will 3G or 4G arrive on your phone?
It was expected that four out of five of Pakistan’s telecom companies would be placing their bids for the auction, which was completed on April 23rd. Mobilink, Telenor, Zong and Ufone were all expected to participate, while it was understood that Warid would be declining to participate at this time.

Ufone reveals its first ever 3G package?

Ufone reveals its first ever 3G package
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has distributed 3G and 4G licenses to various cellular service providers in Pakistan.
Now these companies are busy in designing a worthy package to sell the 3G technology to their customers, just like they advertise sms deals, internet packages or per minute calling rates.
The obvious process is to make a package first for 3G technology and then produce a TVC around it.
Now according to various blogs and websites, the Ufone 3G package has been leaked.

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