How to Ping - Stabilize your internet connection

One time I've noticed my dashboard wireless connection is in HSDPA connection and experienced a very good stable connection but most of the time I only got 3G which reflects slow data transfer. I observed that my dashboard will turn HSDPA when I am browsing and downloading, so I came up with a conclusion that my dashboard prioritize HSPDA every time I send data.


I want a stable connection, an HSDPA connection to stabilize my browsing and downloading experience. So I need to ping to stabilize my connection.


Tired of unstable internet wireless internet connection and want to experience it to the fullest? The following are easy steps to ping for stable connection.


1.  Click start and navigate Run
          Start> Run
2.  In the Run box type the command: 
          ping google.com -t
3.  It will open the command prompt and you will notice that your dashboard now displays HSDPA.

Ping Stats

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How to FlushDNS

Your Operating System and your DNS clients automatically cache the IP Address and other DNS of every page you want to visit, these is done to avoid the same request to the same host names.

Sometimes unwanted are results occur which will result into bad communication with the host. To solve this problem we need wait 24 hours for it to be automatically deleted or delete the currently saved DNS

manually.

The following are simple steps in flushing the DNS cache.

Windows XP/NT/98

1.  Press Start Button and Click Run

2.  In the Run box type CMD and press Enter

Command Prompt will automatically run

3.  In the command prompt 

Type : ipconfig/flushdns

Command Prompt

4. Done

Windows 7

1. Click the start button and find command prompt

Start > All Programs > Accesories > Command Prompt

2. Right Click Command Prompt and Run as Administrator

3. Type : ipconfig/flsuhdns

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How to View Hidden Files

1. Go to the Menu Bar

2. Click Tools in the Menu Bar

3. Select Folder Options

The Folder Option Pop-up Menu will be displayed and will display several options

4. Click View Tab

5. Click Show Hidden files and folders

Now All Folders and Files that were hidden are now displayed as a semi transparent.

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How to Block Websites without Using Any Software

Do you want to block any website but don't  want to use any software? Then this is the answer to your queries

Step 1. Browse C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc

Step 2. Find the file named Host 

Step 3. Open the document using Notepad

Step 4. Under "127.0.0.1 localhost" add 127.0.0.2 www.thesiteyouwanttoblock.com

The website after 127.0.0.2 will now automatically be blocked

Step 5. Done

If you wish to block another site just add 127.0.0.3 www.thesite1.com

127.0.0.4  www.thesite2.com

127.0.0.5  www.thesite3.com

and so on as many website you want to block

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How to Get Back Old Facebook Chatbox

Most of the Facebook users are irritated and not comfortable with the new chatbox. Users are not comfortable of the features introduce by the new facebook chatbox.Now your discomfort is over because you can now get your old chatbox back.


                                                   CLICK -GOOGLE CHROME - SideBar Disabler

After Installation restart Chrome or you may press F5 for every open Facebook Tab

                                                                         CLICK HERE- Firefox

After Installation restart Google restart Mozilla Firefox and you will have your Chatbox.

Release Note

Version 1.7 (2011/07/31):
- Added manual buddy list refresh option.
- Added restartless feature in Firefox wrapper.
- Fixed long names not showing when contacts are typing.
- Fixed popped out chat closing after some seconds.
- Fixed FB rendering function that made buddy list always showing "Loading..." in some cases.
- Fixed empty list when searching in buddy list.
- Fixed some minor issues.

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How to System Restore

System Restore is one of the helpful tool in Windows it takes your computer system back to a previous state. This feature will restore the critical files in your system like registry files to its normal state. This will help you prevent further damage on your system.

System Restore only scopes to the Registry Files ONLY thus it will not affect any documents created in your computer. Files created by any word processor and related software will still be retained. The following are simple steps to follow in doing System Restore.

1. Click Start button
2. Click Help and Support
3. Type System Restore in the Search Box


After executing System Restore you'll be prompted to choose a restore point where the system is still in its functional state.

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How to Delete Temporary Files Manually

To achieve the maximum performance of your computer you have to make sure that your system optimizes its full capacity.One of the ways in doing this one is to delete all unwanted files in your system. You can do this by the aid of a software or by manual manipulation.

1. Click Start Menu

2. Click Run and type %temp% and press Enter

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