RapidShare HACKING

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Most Trusted n Complete Working HACK



Simply Copy the CODE given below
Open Command prompt. ( run ->cmd )
Paste the Content There. [ Hope u know how to paste on the cmd Prompt ]
Now try the rapidshare link again
and it wont ask you to Wait for more than ONE minute.


@echo off

echo ipconfig /flushdns

ipconfig /flushdns

echo ipconfig /release

ipconfig /release

echo ipconfig /renew

ipconfig /renew

exit


Check this out people........Easiest thing to do!

Absolutely it works..
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Hack XP to look like Vista


Well, lets face it. I don’t want to jump to Vista Bandwagon just now but I envy the way it looks. There are ways to hack your stable and trusted Windows XP to look and behave like Vista.

1. First you need to find out which Service Pack you are running. To do this simple press the Windows flag key+Pause/Break key. This is going to open the system properties window. Here it is going to say which service pack you are running

2. Now you have some downloading to do. First get: The appropriate Uxtheme.dll file If you are running Service Pack 1 then get this file.If you are running Service Pack 2 then get this file.

3. Unzip the file to your desktop

4. Now you need to download the Replacer(I recommend getting a stable version). The replacer efficiently replaces your system files and is supposed to be completely safe. This program also backs up your file in case you need to revert the changes.

5. Unzip the Replacer to your desktop. Make sure you read the “readme” because it has some important tips on how to revert those changes that you made. Now you are ready to replace your uxtheme.dll file

1. Now double click on the replacer file (replacer.cmd)
2. Then it will ask you to drag and drop the original system file you want to replace. So go to the System32 folder and somewhere near the bottom you are going to see the uxtheme.dll file. Drag and drop it into the window. Note: your computer may have more than 1 uxtheme.dll file but usually the file that you computer is using is the one in the system32 folder. (usually the location for your Uxtheme.dll file is C:\WINDOWS\system32\uxtheme.dll)

3. Press Enter

4. Then it will ask you to drag the file you want to replace. Open the folder with the downloaded file and drag and drop the file into replacer.

5. Now it will ask you to confirm that you want to replace the files or not. So double check and then press enter.

Replacer will now swap your original file with the new one. Now restart your computer. Congratulations you can now use custom msstyle themes on your computer. Which is going to make your computer look super cool! To change your theme just right click on desktop» properties» appearances tab» Windows and buttons If the above method doesn’t work then don’t loose hope. Just download this multipatcher (no matter what service pack you have) and it might do the job for you! In case you are looking around for some Visual styles and themes here are some sites that might help you in the quest for the perfect style for you:
If you are unsure and want some more proof then you can find some here at uneasysilence.com


These themes will make your computer look like Windows Vista for sure. So… go ahead and download it. Then unzip or copy it to C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes All right now you can change your computers theme to the Vista theme you chose.. There are many msstyles themes out there that look super cool and look like vista/longhorn. You can also get shell packs and windows blinds themes but some people claim that this can mess up your computer badly. The theme that I found works best is VistaXP by -kol! (but it was so popular that MS got it removed).

some More Vista Components :

Changing the Wallpaper


There are lots of Vista wall papers available… chances are that you have one included with your theme as well. If you don’t then you can try your luck at WinMatrix’s great post for Vista wallpapers. If not then you can always search on Google for Vista Wallpapers. If you want you can also get this wallpaper which also a CoolGrass wallpaper by ApacheUser plus it has the Windows Vista logo on it!

Changing the cursor


You can download the aero cursor pack over here. Just read the read me file supplied and enjoy. Additionally, you can go to How to change your mouse pointers article and change your mouse pointer to the 3D-White (system scheme), it looks very similar to the original cursor in Vista


Getting Vista-ish applications

Now once you are done that. And you like some transparency on your computer get these two very cool tools. Vista Explorer: Something like the original Vista explorer but for XP and plus it has….. transparency. YES! IT IS TRANSPARENT! Just like the original one. Internet Explorer (transparent version!): This is also very similar to the real internet explorer. Plus the internet explorer button on the task bar says internet explorer 7 (good for fooling people)! You can also get the real IE 7 (no transparency though) Now your system should look like Vista for sure, but why stop when you have come so far?

Fine tuning

After that, fine tune your font settings and turn on ClearType fonts with the ClearType Tuner PowerToy . Since the real Vista uses the font ‘Segoe UI’ which is a cleartype font, you can mimic the real fonts by using ClearType. However, some themes already come with the Segoe UI font so don’t forget to enable it while you are using it.


Shell Packs

If you really want to get shell packs to do what you can already do on your own then here are some of them:







Please keep in mind that the shell packs don’t customize your computer to look like the latest Vista/Longhorn builds, so your computer might not look like the recent Vista versions.


The Vista Sidebar

Longhorn Sidebar into XP and put that on your computer too. And when you are done that you can start celebrating! In fact you can claim that you have Windows Vista already, and nobody will doubt you. One last step enjoy and don’t forget to show-off your new look!

MY NEXT TOPIC WILL BE ON??



Some cool Tips eh ?
i-hackedwithtech: Windows XP, Tips.....

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Tweaking guide: How to speed up my PC for free ?

Wednesday, November 7, 2007

Based on feedback I get, it looks like PC performance is a major issue for many readers. This 5 step guide will help you to speed up your PC in minutes. Tips and tweaks provided are applicable to Windows XP and Windows Vista (unless else specified). I highly recommend that you use the following tips as your initial performance activity list when troubleshooting a PC performance issue.


Minimize the number of programs that run on startup

From time to time we install new software our PC. Some of those programs will run automatically when we turn on our PC (startup), causing a major degradation in our PC boot time and overall system performance. Moreover, spyware, adware and even malware (virus, trojans) might run on startup making your PC crawl. The Microsoft Windows System Configuration Utility (aka MsConfig) is a powerful tool that allows to select what programs will run automatically by default.

Usage is relatively simple:

1.Click the Start button
2.Vista Users: In the start search type msconfig and click Enter . XP Users: Click Run, then type msconfig and click Enter.
3.Navigate to the Startup folder
4.Uncheck any program you don’t want to run by default. Note: Make sure you don’t disable Microsoft programs.
5.Click OK
6.Reboot your system

Adjust your System Performance Options


Windows operating systems feature a constant tradeoff between visualization richness and system performance. The “prettier” you system look, the more it consumes its resources and thus the more likely is to start crawling and consequently affects your productivity


Both Windows XP’s and Vista’s basic configuration is optimized for best appearance. However if you set Windows to optimize performance, you’ll loose some (insignificant?) visual effects, such as the 3d toolbar, shadowed menus etc’, but you gain a lot in system performance.

Here’s how you can do it:

1.Click the Windows Start button
2.Right click Computer
3.Click Properties
4.Go to the Advanced tab
5.In the Performance section, Click Settings
6.Check the Adjust for Best Performance button

Note: If you really want to display some of the advanced visual effects Windows offers, you should click Custom and select the required effects .
Click OK .


Defragment your hard disk.


Defragmentation increases the speed your hard disk reads and writes information, thus improving your overall system performance. Therefore, it’s a good practice to defragment your hard disk partitions periodically (i would say, once in 2 weeks).


Here’s how to defragment your drive:


1.Click the Windows Start button
2.Right click Computer
3.Click Explore
4.Right Click each of your partitions (C, D etc’)
5.Click Properties
6.Navigate to the Tools tab
7.Click Defragment Now
8.Here you can schedule a Disk Defragmentation job or launch an immediate defragmentation job.