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Connected but no internet (Windows XP, both ethernet and wireless)

run the following commands on cmd : ipconfig /release ipconfig /flushdns ipconfig /registerdns ipconfig /renew netsh winsock reset catalog netsh int ip reset reset.log netsh winsock reset restart the machine source : http://www.techspot.com/community/topics/connected-but-no-internet-windows-xp-both-ethernet-and-wireless.110030/
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Change Your IP Address From Windows PowerShell #windows10

step 1 : run ISE as Administrator step 2 : run ipconfig command choose adapter to set eg. "Ethernet" step 3 : run netsh : netsh interface ip set address name=”[Adapter Name]” static [IP] [Subnet Mask] [Default Gateway] eg. netsh interface ip set address name=”Ethernet” static 192.168.0.200 255.255.255.0 192.168.0.240 or use DHCP :  netsh interface ip set dnsservers name=”Ethernet” source=dhcp netsh interface ip set address name=”Ethernet” source=dhcp Njoy !

Microsoft Keyboard macro Sleep

1) Open up your "Microsoft Keyboard" properties (aka Intellipoint ) 2) Select the macro key you want to assign it to, and hit Configure 3) Select the option "Start a program, Web page, or file" and hit next 4) Type this into the box : Rundll32.exe Powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState Sleep Njoy ! source :  http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/forum/5145-63-windows-sleep-macro

How to Fake/Trick Your Netbook's Screen Resolution to Higher

Get 1024x768 or higher resolution on your netbook via this registry hack ! Go to the Start menu and type in  regedit  in the search box, then hit Enter At the top menu, go to Edit then Find... and search for " Display1_DownScalingSupported " Change each instance you find (you'll likely find 2 results for this) from "0" to "1". Make sure you change e very found instance , because otherwise the hack won't work (in my experience). Once done, restart the system. Njoy ! Source :  http://mobileoffice.about.com/od/netbooks/a/How-To-Change-Your-Netbooks-Screen-Resolution.htm

Top 10 Secret Features in Windows 8

Top 10 Secret Features in Windows 8 : Windows 8 is full of awesome features and handy shortcuts , but what you may not know is that it's got a lot of handy, lesser-known settings under the hood. Here are 10 of Windows 8's best kept secrets. More »

[LG] E900 Optimus 7 -- How to Developer Unlock, Relock and keep your device Unlocked (Works in Mango!)

For some reason I have never been able to get the LG Optimus E900h to stay unlocked. The registry editers we currently have in our possesion can not edit the needed keys nor can we use provxml because once again it for some reason will not work on our devices. Here is a 100% way to keep the LG Optimus 7 phone from relocking. Instead of using 3rd party apps we will use the native LG MFG application. Known Bugs:  ChevronWP7 will no longer detect your phone! Not sure why but it doesn't. This shouldn't be a problem considering your phone is unlocked. A factory restore will revert the changes. Also you may not debug with VS2010. Also unsure why. Notes: Enter everything without quotes, and please be careful. Don't hold me responsible if you screw up your phone. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ How to Un-Lock your Phone without Chevron 7 You can unlock the phone by using the MFG registry editor. Open the MFG app and use the password to ...

Supercomputer built from Raspberry Pi and Lego, managed by humans rather than Minifigs

Supercomputer built from Raspberry Pi and Lego, managed by humans rather than Minifigs : If you're a computational engineer, there's no question about what you do with the Raspberry Pi : you make a supercomputer cluster. Researchers at the University of Southampton have followed their instincts and built Iridis-Pi, a tiny 64-node cluster based on the Raspberry Pi's usual Debian Wheezy distribution and linked through Ethernet. While no one would mistake any one Raspberry Pi for a powerhouse, the sheer number of networked devices gives the design both some computing grunt and 1TB worth of storage in SD cards. Going so small also leads to some truly uncommon rackmounting -- team lead Simon Cox and his son James grouped the entire array in two towers of Lego , which likely makes it the most adorable compute cluster you'll ever see. There's instructions to help build your own Iridis-Pi at the source link, and the best part is that it won't require a university-...