Webmaster

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 A Webmaster is a person who either:
· Creates and manages the information content (words and pictures) and organization of a Web site
· Manages the computer server and technical programming aspects of a Web site
·  Or does both.

How to remove the websites which becomes our default page by mistake..??

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This thing really irritates us.

Remedies :-

1st way

For Google Chrome:-
  1. Click on “Customize and control Google Chrome” (On top-right corner of google chrome screen )
  2. Inside it, click on settings
  3. You will see a heading “On Startup”
  4. Inside it click on Set Pages
  5. A small window will pop-up. You will see some URL’s written in it. Clear them all.
  6. Click Ok and come out of it.
  7. Next You will see a heading “Search”
  8. Either select your search engine by choosing it from the drop down list. Otherwise, you can select your search engine by clicking on Manage Search Engines.

For Internet Explorer:-

  • Click on "Search Text Box" on top right corner of Internet Explorer
  • Click on the down-side arrow, which will display a list of search engines

  
  • If your particular search engine is not mentioned in that list, then click on “Find More Providers”
  • The following page will be displayed.Scroll down the page and click on the search provider you want.

 
 
 
  • A new page will be loaded and inside it, click on “Add to Internet Explorer”



 
 
  • A new window will be popped up. Simply click on “Add”

 
 
  • Now, again goto Step-2 and you will find your search engine available in the drop-down list.
  • Select it
2nd way:-
  1. Find the icon of your browser
  2. Right Click it
  3. Click on "Properties'"
  4. Look at the tabs, there will be a tab named “Shortcut”
  5. Inside the shortcut tab, there is a label called “Target” and after that a long address would be written.
  6. In that long address, remove everything after “.exe”.
  7. Remember, don’t remove “ after .exe
  8. Now do this for all icons for your browser.
  9. Sometimes, after doing this, the problem is not solved, so go into the settings of Google Chrome (click on “Customize and control Google Chrome” on top right side -> go to extensions in the left pane ->find the name which appears when a new tab open ->delete it )
  10. Restart the browser and your default page problem would be solved.























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Are your deleted files, actually deleted..?


  • Little background: Your computer knows where files are physically located on your hard disk by looking up their location in a sort of table of contents.
  •  So when you empty your recycling bin, the files are still physically present on your hard disk, but your operating system (OS; e.g. Windows, Linux, etc.) erases the record of the file's existence from the table of contents.

  •  The physical location on your hard disk that your deleted file used to take up (and still is taking up until the data is over-written by another file) now looks like free space to your OS and other files can use that space.

  •  Extra info: There are programs that do a sort of reverse process in which they first go to the physical hard disk and read the files. Then they record the files' locations in the table of contents so that the files "exist" again and the OS knows of their "existence". This is what "data" recovery is; re-writing the table of contents if it is accidentally erased.









How to find your Computer's MAC Address..

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1st way :-

  1. Press WindowsKey+R , type ncpa.cpl in the box, and click OK .
  2. Right-click the Local Area Connection.
  3. Click Status .
  4. Click Details .
  5. The MAC address appears as Physical Address.

2nd way :-

At the command prompt,type -> ipconfig/all 
                                                            
The Mac address is written as physical address.















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Apple iWatch [ 28th Feb, 2013 ]


  • Recent reports said, Apple is going to release a smart watch. 
  • It is assumed that this will be a device-satellite, that connects to your phone or tablet and performs functions of some "senior" gadgets. 
  • This thin 6.4-millimeter clock made in the style of iPhone. 
  • They are available in black and white, as does the cell phone.
  • As suggested by the developer, there is installed a battery, one charge of the gadget which provides up to 3-5 days of work. 


  • Connected to the phone, smart-clock  takes over  SMS-messaging, e-mail, messages on social networks.
  • If someone calls you on the phone, the clock starts to vibrate and display the caller’s name, along with his a photograph. 
  • Apple iWatch has energy-efficient Bluetooth 4.0. 



  • There is also a remote control of media player on your smartphone. You can connect headphones to the mobile phone, run a track on the clock and  also switch songs.  





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USB Microscope [ 18th March, 2013 ]

  • This smart USB-powered instrument lets you zoom in (from 20x to 200x) on any object you fancy
  • It is accompanied by a software by which you can record your findings as photos and videos on your PC 
  • Hold it like a pen or pop it on its smart little desktop stand
  • It even boasts an internal white LED to illuminate objects to the max. You'll never be bored at your desk again