Rename Multiple files @ once

When you transfer photos from your digital camera, they usually have unidentifiable names. you'll rename many similar files quickly with the subsequent procedure. This also works for renaming alternative sorts of files.

1.Open the My pictures folder. (Click start, then click My pictures.) Or open another folder containing files that you just need to rename.

2.Select the files you would like to rename. If the files you would like aren't adjacent within the file list, press and hold CTRL, then click every item to select it.

3.On the File menu, click Rename.

4.Type the new name you want, then press ENTER.

All of the files within the series are going to be named in sequence using the new name you type. e.g, if you type Picnic, the first will be named Picnic and sequent files within the series are going to be named Picnic (1), Picnic (2), and so on. To specify the beginning range for the series, type the beginning range in parentheses after the new file name. The files within the series are going to be numbered in sequence beginning with the number you type. e.g, if you type Picnic (10), the other files are going to be named Picnic (11), Picnic (12), and so on.

So no need to rename single files one by one.. keep smart working :)

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How to increase Internet speed by 20 % without any software

Increase web speed by 20 % without any software.

Microsoft reserves 20 % of Internet accessible bandwidth for its own functions like Windows Updates and interrogating your computer etc. By unreserving this bandwidth, you'll be able to surf your internet connection faster by 20 %.

Follow the steps explained below...

1. Click start then Run or press win key + R and type "gpedit.msc" without quotes in run window and hit enter.

2. Find local computer Policy in left side pane now follow this Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Network -> QoS Packet scheduler. Open QoS Packet scheduler. You can see, Limit Reservable bandwidth in right side and double click on Limit Reservable bandwidth.

 

3. by default it’s not configured however the reality is under the ‘Help’ tab, read circled area. choose ‘Enable’ and set reservable bandwidth to zero and click on apply.

Now enjoy your unreserved bandwidth and keep smart and faster surfing.

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How To Print out an inventory of All Files of specific Folder

In this straightforward tutorial, I will show you the way to print out an inventory of files of a specific folder. there's lots of software programs which may do that, however i believe that the best way to try this is by using Command Promt (cmd).


1. first go to Run window, for that you can use win key + r or can find in start also.

2. now type cmd in run & hit enter, goto the specified folder that you would like to print out with cmd

3. once you find specified folder, with this command dir>list.txt, you´ll produce text document with inventory of files.

i.e.:
There is folder of songs in E Drive and i wanna print all songs names..
In cmd window I´ll type E: and hit enter, then type cd and with TAB findout specific folder songs and hit enter. Then type "dir>list.txt" (without quotes), Now I'll found list.txt file in that perticular folder with path E:\songs, open list.txt & take a print-out of it.

Here is a full video tutorial...

Enjoy.. :)

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How to Make your Computer to speak a Welcome Message

Just imagine what if your computer welcomes you whenever you start up it. Yes, it’s really sounds cool so today I’m about to show you cool windows trick which will make your computer to speak welcome message @ start-up. You’ll be able to make it speak your name, or something you would like. Just follow the steps….

1) Open Notepad window.
2) Copy & Paste the subsequent code

Dim speaks, speech

speaks="Welcome to your PC"
Set speech=CreateObject("sapi.spvoice")
speech.Speak speaks

3)  you can change Welcome Message with something you would like for instance "Welcome Priyank Trivedi"

4) Now, Save as welcome.vbs

5) Go to the Startup folder 

(You can find it here:- C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup) and Paste the file there:

Win 7/ Win 8 users Go to: 

C:\Users\UserName\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup

Windows XP users Go to:

 C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\StartMenu\Programs\Startup

ENJOY... :)

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