HOW TO activate GOd mode ON windows 7

Hi To All The Mindbenders,

Every one was waiting for this post so here it goes .......

In this short tutorial, I will be teaching you how to activate God-Mode on Windows 7 (for those of you who wanted to know). God-Mode can be very useful at times!

PLEASE READ: 

DO NOT TRY THIS ON WINDOWS VISTA OR XP! IT WILL CRASH YOUR PC. IT ONLY WORKS FOR WINDOWS 7! YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED! 

So, lets get started!

STEP 1:
 Create a new folder.

STEP 2: 
Activating God-Mode!

Rename your folder. Name it the following code:
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GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
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MAKE SURE YOU NAME IT THE CODE GIVEN ABOVE!

After you have clicked enter, the icon should change and the name of the folder should be "GodMode."


Open it. Inside will be all your computers options organized into sub-categories!

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Windows 8 Hybrid Boot System

Hello To All The Mindbenders,

Recently Microsoft has introduced a new feature in Windows 8 which is known as a Windows 8 Hybrid Boot. This allows the user to reduce startup times after shutting down your Windows 8 PC.

What is Hybrid boot ?
Hybrid Boot is a new feature in Windows 8 that takes the Hibernate feature we all know and love and improves upon it to bring us faster boot times. In your PC you have multiple sessions, more specifically you have session 0 which is reserved for the kernel session and session 1 which is normally your user session. In traditional implementations of hibernation when you click hibernate your PC takes everything that it currently has in memory (RAM) and writes it to the hiberfil.sys file on your hard drive, this includes both session 0 and session 1 data.

With Hybrid Boot, instead of hibernating both sessions it only hibernates session 0, it then closes your user session. So now when you start your PC back up, it reads session 0 from hiberfil.sys and puts it back into memory, and starts a new user session for you. The result is dramatically faster boot times, with no effect on our user sessions.

How to Enable or Disable Hybrid Boot ?
By default it is enabled. Well thats the secret as to how windows 8 boots and shutdowns quickly. but if u want to disable it hers how.

-Open Control Panel.
-Navigate to Hardware and Sound, then to the Power Options.
-From the left pane, click : Choose what the power button does.
-Click on Change settings that are currently unavailable.
Now at the bottom, you will be able to enable or disable hybrid boot.

How to Quickly Do a Full Shutdown without disabling Hybrid boot ?
-Right click on your Desktop and create a new shortcut.
-When you are asked what you would like to create a shortcut to, type the following : 
shutdown /s /t 0

-Then give your shortcut a name.
-Once you have created your shortcut, right click on it and head into its properties and click change icon if needed.(optional)
-To do a full shutdown all you need to do is click on the shortcut.

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How To create a Calculator using Batch Programming

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Let me start my very short tutorial which is creating a calculator for our cmd prompt.
 Follow up these steps...

Step 1.
Open up notepad.


Step 2.
 Paste the code from here


@echo off
title Batch Calculator by Devender Mahto
color 1f
:top
echo --------------------------------------------------------------
echo Welcome to Batch Calculator by Devender Mahto
echo --------------------------------------------------------------
echo.
set /p sum=
set /a ans=%sum%
echo.
echo = %ans%
echo --------------------------------------------------------------
pause
cls
echo Previous Answer: %ans%
goto top
pause
exit

Step 3.

Save it as anything.bat and change the file type to all files.

Step 4.
Open the bat file

Step 5.
if you wanna add type 1+1 and click enter and you get 2.
you can use + , - , * and / 

Ask Me If you face any problem regarding any part of this blog...

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