Computz....Time to Change

Did Computz Project died? Sorry guys, for leaving you. I am such an irresponsible person. Anyways I'm currently working on my new YouTube Channel. Go check that out to find out the contents I've posted so far. I'm looking for young coders in the state of Assam, India; who are willing enough to join me on a project. I will send the project details once you have filled out this form. Trust me, I will reply in a week. Click on this link to find out what projects I am working on... Thank you. Please share the post because there is a saying 'SHARING IS CARING'. Connect on Facebook Connect on Twitter Connect on Instagram

Hi guys, I am back with one more tutorial. I have discovered it few days earlier. You must have noticed that Windows Explore crashes sometime due to memory issue, heating issue etc. When this happens, two things may happen. First is that Explore will automatically restart and after few seconds you can use your desktop as previously.Second one is, a menu prompts giving you three options like shown below.  Sometimes even if you select one option, nothing happens! Now this will piss you off. So what you need to do is that keep your head cool and follow this steps. 1. Press "Ctrl+Alt+Del" or "Ctrl+Alt+Esc". 2. If you have used first method, select "Start Task Manager". You will automatically see Task Manager prompting in second option. 3. Now, in Task Manager go to "Applications" and click on "New Task" from right side corner at the bottom".  4. Now a new window will appear. In that, type "cmd" and hit

Sorry for not bringing enough contents in this summer. Well, I was busy.                                                           Image Source Today we will learn a C program which can calculate the divisors of a given number. It is easy. You can see the Source Code below...   //Program for finding integer divisors of an number #include<stdio.h> void main() {     int num,div,ans;     printf("Enter the number\n");     scanf("%d",&num);     for(div=2;div<=num;div++)         if(num%div==0)         printf("The divisor is %d\n",div); } A view on the sample output of the program....   That's enough for today, Bye. I will return soon with another post. stay tune.

The news of net neutrality is at rage. Every single netizens is talking about this. Thousands of mails were sent to the TRAI already. But guess what! TRAI  website is down. The  Anonymous India  took the responsibility for this act. There are a lot of tweets criticizing TRAI that they can't handle DDOS attacks. Update: TRAI is up now.

Hello my dear blog readers. I'm sorry for not posting a couple of days. I was busy with some other stuffs.  Today I'm going to show you how you can create executable file(.exe) from a batch file(.bat). You may not know what a batch file is. It's a basically a file with Windows commands. But the point is why I will want to make a executable from a .bat. Well, sometimes you may want to run a command in such a way that others can't see the commands. It's a fact that batch file are used to make simple viruses in early days of Windows operating system. How to create a batch file You  will need a text editor for example Notepad. Then write the commands in the text file with a extension '.bat' or 'cmd'. Convert batch into executable For the conversion process you will need a tiny utility(software) named Bat to Exe Converter( download link ).  Run the utility. Browse the batch file and give a name to your executable and then just compile. You c

A privacy hole in WhatsApp allowed anyone to view someone else's profile photo – even if a user had configured the mobile messenger app to only show their pic to their contacts. The privacy slip-up, which came with the debut of WhatsApp’s newly-introduced web interface atweb.whatsapp.com, was discovered by 17-year-old security researcher Indrajeet Bhuyan. The service was designed to allow users to chat with WhatsApp contacts through a browser, potentially on a PC or laptop. Privacy settings applied on the mobile app were apparently not carried over onto the browser-based version of the technology, launched just days ago and only available through Google's Chrome browser. On the smartphone side, you can only use the functionality on Android, BlackBerry and Windows Mobile since there's no iOS version at this nascent stage. There's no suggestion that messages themselves were exposed. Only profile pictures were viewable to world+dog. A second issue, also