How To Change The Password Of A Computer Using Command Promt Or NotePad

Today, I am showing you how to change the password of  a computer without having the access of  old password using the two types of methods.
1. Using Command Prompt(cmd).
2. Using Notepad.

* Here you should login to your administrator account to make the changes of the computer.

Method 1:

Step 1: Login in to the Administrator Account.
Step 2: Open the Command Prompt(cmd) by pressing "WindowsKey+R" and Type "CMD" and hit enter. Else  go to Start > Run and type cmd.exe or simply search for cmd using the Windows search function and hit enter.
Step 3: Then type "Net User" , It will display all the user name and choose the username exact with correct spelling you wish to change . ( Give the space Between the Net and User)
Step 4: Now type "Net User Username *". As you type this it asks for the password to enter.
ex: net user hackqube *
Type a password for the User _

Step 5: Now in the Next line it ask for the password to enter, Then enter the password and hit enter. It's Finish.
 Ex: net user hackqube *
Type a password for the user 1234

It's Done...!!

Method 2:

Now I am going to show you this Trick using the notepad.
Step 1: Open Your note pad (Fresh).
Step 2: Type " Net User Username Password" and then hit enter.

Ex: net user hackqube 1234
Any Queries and you feel it is good feel free to comment . 

Step 3: And now save the notepad file with "hackqube.bat" and then save it. It's finish.

Note: ".bat" extension is important.And work only with the admin account.

Final Words:

You can play this pranks with your friends  pc/lappy. And make surprise to your friends. Enjoy with more Up Coming tricks...!! 

Caution: I bear no responsibilty if any mischief is done.

Any queries or you feel it is good feel free to comment..!!

Blogger Vs WordPress : A Complete Comparision

  WordPress and Blogger are two well established content publishing platforms. “Should I use Blogger or WordPress for my new site?”, is a frequently asked question from newbies. This comparison post will help you answer that question.

  If you’re looking to start a blog, make a website, or launch some form of online community – welcome. My friends constantly ask where’s the best place to blog, so I figured I’d try to save you some time.

  I must say, this is a great time to blog and a good place to get started.

  There are many free blogging platforms but only two have won every one’s heart. People always love that platform for blogging which provides all the features for free of cost; you got it right I am talking about wordpress and blogger. Usually every new blogger create their website with either wordpress or Google’s blogger and there is a huge competition between these two. So let’s see a brief comparison of both and decide yourself which is best for you to start with. There may be different reasons to start blogging and choosing best among these two also depends upon the reason for which you want to start blogging. 

 Having used both Blogger and WordPress for a ong time, I have a good idea about the benefits and drawbacks of each.

Blogger

About

   Blogger is a blog-publishing service that allows multi-user blogs with time-stamped entries. It was developed by Pyra Labs, which was bought by Google in 2003. Generally, the blogs are hosted by Google at a subdomain of blogspot.com. A user can have up to 100 blogs per account. Blogger allowed users to publish blogs on other hosts, via FTP. All such blogs had to be moved to Google's own servers, with domains other than blogspot.com allowed via custom URLs. Unlike WordPress, Blogger cannot be installed in a web server. One has to use DNS facilities to redirect a custom URL to a blogspot domain.

   Blogger was one of the first blogging platforms available, hitting the web way back in the dim, distant past – otherwise known as 1999. In 2003 it was bought by Google and underwent a number of transformations.

Pros Of Blogger

  One of the key advantages that Blogger commands is its relationship to Google – who are, after all, the undisputed kings of the internet. You will need to set up a Google account in order to use Blogger, but benefits include:

• Easy To Set Up - Google owns blogger and hence applies its policies to it. One of the biggest advantages with blogger is that you’ll take hardly 10 minutes to setup a blog with Blogspot.com account. It is very easy to use and maintain. If you are done with setting your blogger account you can start posting immediately.

• Free Hosting - Domain name with blogger account is always like “yourblogname.blogspot.in” by default (depending upon your country ‘.in’ will be changed). But blogger gives you to choose your own domain name for $10 per year and connect your blogger account with your personalized domain name. The biggest advantage of this is you do not need to bother about hosting cost.

• No coding is needed - Blogger supports almost all features that a simple blog should have. If you have an account with blogger then you do not need to be from technical background. At present blogger supports many templates and you can use different layouts to customize those templates.

• Advertising - AdSense Integration is very easy with blogger because both are owned by same company. So those who want to start blogging to earn some money they can opt for blogger as it gives you by default option of AdSense to start with. You can integrate AdSense directly from your blog and after activation of AdSense you can show ads and make money online. You can use your blog to promote affiliate products to third party to simply make money. 

• Reliable hosting – Blogger sites are hosted on Google’s servers, so you’re unlikely to experience any down time.

• World class security – As long as you look after your Google account password, it is virtually impossible for your blog to be hacked.It Provides 2nd Step Verification it is quite Impossible to hack.

• Simple navigation – The basic navigation of Blogger’s back-end makes it easy to use for all bloggers.

• Fast indexing – With Google dominating the web, your Blogger site will be indexed by the search engine more quickly than if you self-hosted your blog.( Using WebMaster Tools).

• Easy social sharing – Blogger integrates seamlessly with Google’s other products, such as  Gmail, YouTube, and Google+.

Cons Of Blogger

• With blogger account Google own all your data. If Google finds you for anything that is violating its policies than it can shut your account down without any notification. You would be aware of this fact if you have ever heard about “Google slap”.

• Only offers basic site-management tools such as scheduling posts – although these are easy to use.

• Blogger is designed for people with less technical experience, and so it offers fewer customisation features

• Limited choice of design templates means it is hard to make your site look unique

• There are no plugins

• No access to FTP

Sign-Up Process

  As with all Google products, if you have a Google log-in through Gmail, YouTube or any other subsidiary, then your passage through Blogger sign-up is completely automatic

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 Blogger Dashboard

  It takes no time to set up.

Conclusion

  If you are a casual/beginning blogger or on a budget, Blogger is the better option. If you don’t need a lot of features or flexibility, it doesn’t make much sense to pay for web hosting. Even if you start out with your blog hosted on Blogger.

WordPress

  The current WordPress platform is based on the open source server-based blogging software that was first released in 2003. There are two distinct versions – WordPress.org which relies on you to host your blog yourself, and the free, hosted WordPress.com. With WordPress being the most popular CMS in the world.

  WordPress.org is official site of the wordpress project and we will discuss about the same. You can download latest version of wordpress from wordpress.org and can start your website and blog with a domain and server that you own.

Pros Of WordPress

•   Advanced content adding features – If you’re willing to spend some time learning how to use the various tools available, WordPress offers more advanced content-adding features
•    Advanced social sharing – The Publicize feature allows you to do more than simply link to social networks – you can automatically send messages to the services with links to your most recent post
•   Superior site management tools – WordPress gives you the ability to manage comments, create polls and rate individual posts
•   In depth traffic management tools – You can find out more about your traffic such as page views by the day, week or month and which sites are referring traffic to your blog
•   Scalable service – You can pay to upgrade your WordPress to access more tools or to have your own custom domain

• WordPress is absolutely free. All you need is hosting plan from a hosting company and a domain name. WordPress also offers single click installation if you’re hosting plan includes cpanel. With cpanel you can do a one-click installation, upgrade and removal of your WordPress platform.

A free WordPress.com account offers: 

• A blog, which you can turn into a full-on static or hybrid (part blog, part static) website.
•  3GB of free storage for posts and media.
• Publicize, a tool for connecting your blog with social networks.
• Free statistics for tracking visitors.
• Access to hundreds of non-premium themes, many of which can be customised further.
• WordPress.com access from mobile apps for iPhone, iPad, Android and BlackBerry.

What are the Advantages and Dis-advantages Of WordPress

 WordPress is web software you can use to create a beautiful website or blog. We like to say that WordPress is both free and priceless at the same time.

A Little History 

    WordPress is a free and open source blogging tool and a content management system (CMS) based on PHP and MySQL. Features include a plugin architecture and a template system. WordPress was used by more than 22% of the top 10 million websites as of August 2013. WordPress is the most popular blogging system in use on the Web, at more than 60 million websites.

   It was first released on May 27, 2003, by its founders, Matt Mullenweg and Mike Little. The license under which WordPress software is released is the GPLv2 (or later) from the Free Software Foundation.

About WordPress

   WordPress is definitely the world's most popular CMS. The script is in its roots more of a blog than a typical CMS. For a while now it's been modernized and it got thousands of plugins, what made it more CMS-like.

   The script as an Open Source is the first choice for most bloggers, but it can also be successfully used for designing simple websites.

   Building a website on a content management system can often be more cost efficient and allows you to make updates to the website yourself - quickly and easily – without having to call your web programmer back.

what does CMS mean?

   The letters CMS stand for Content Management System. When used in relation to websites, a Content Management System is software which allows you to easily add and make changes to the content on your website.

What does the Plugin mean ?

    A plugin is a collection of code files that adds one or more features to your web site. After you install the core code for your CMS, you can install your choice of plugins.

   In WordPress, "plugin" is the general term for "code that adds a feature to your site."

Advantages

• Simple to Use

   WordPress has earned the reputation of being a very simple to use. WordPress comes with preinstalled design options that allow users to simply click a few buttons to create a template-based blog complete with plug-ins for CMS. In addition, no knowledge of HTML is required to use the site. For those new to blogosphere, WordPress is the platform of choice. 

It's good choice for beginners.

• Community

    To have a useful support, there must be a large community of users, who will be a part of e.g. a discussion board.

• Plugins

   WordPress now has nearly 13,000 no-cost plugins available on its Open Source platform. This number of plugins is the reason that the site has gained recognition as a CMS tool.

Strong majority of the plugins is available for free.

• Templates

   On the scritp's homepage you can view thousands of graphics templates, that can change your website's look. You can find there both free and paid templates. The paid ones are often more advanced as well as more interesting.

• Menu Management

  WordPress menu management has extended functionalities, that can be modified to include categories, pages, etc.

• Non-standard fields

   You can easily add fields to forms by yourself or using plugins. It will allow your blog or subpages to have additional labels, categories or descriptions.

• Search Engine Optimization is made simple

    WordPress offers several great search engine optimization tools that make doing your own on-site SEO simple.

     If you wish to reach the top results of a search within Google, you’ll be happy to know that WordPress offers many search engine optimisation options that can help to make you more visible to search engines.

     Using WordPress can enhance search engine rankings. This means that your site can show up on the first page of search results using Google or Yahoo provided relevant keywords are carefully embedded.

Disadvantages

• Modification requires knowledge of PHP

   Operations like removing a date field requires some understanding of PHP language. It is the case for most of such modifications.

• Graphics modification requires knowledge of CSS and HTML

   Although there are plenty templates available on the homepage, most of them are very alike. To create a unique look, you need to know CSS and HTML.

• Plugins and Efficiency

  WP needs a lot of plugins to be able to do the things that Joomla and Drupal can do out of the box. While the plugins are available they can slow your page down if you install too many of them. The double-edged sword on WP plugins is that by the time your page has been slowed because of the plugins you have already put a significant amount of man-hours into the project and would be reluctant to migrate to another CMS. Plan for this ahead of time by looking at how many plugins you would need to create the functionality you want.

• PHP Security

   The script is not protected as well as other applications. It all depends on how sesitive is the additional content of your page.

• Tables and Graphics Formatting

   Modifying tables or graphics format can be more complicated than in other applications like Quick.Cms or Joomla.

• WordPress updates their software frequently

   Updates to the software are required in order to keep the WordPress platform up to date with the current browsers and mobile devices and ahead of malware and virus attacks.  However, sometimes the plugins aren’t as quick to adapt to the WordPress updates, which can leave you with plugins that don’t operate the way they should or at all when you update your website.  Prior to updating your WordPress version it is advised to take a backup copy of the website, some hosting plans include regular backups.  In the event there is an issue it can be restored to the earlier version.

    The WordPress software is updated incredibly frequently, but not always at the same pace as those plugins that you’ve downloaded for your website. This can result in frequent bugs and inconsistencies cropping up simply from a software update.

Conclusion

WordPress is a very good script to create a simple website. It is one of the simpliest to use of all solutions available on the internet.

   Wordpress is a great platform to begin blogging or simple website design. It is the most easy to use solution and offers a great tool set to beginners. For more advanced users, you may find that you need to install a throng of plugins to get the design capabilities you want, in which case a more advanced CMS might be in order for you.

 It's very good choose for a beginner's.

For any Queries Feel Free to Comment

How To Find The Graph Of Facebook page/Group/Personal-Account

Facebook is an online social networking service headquartered in Menlo Park, California. Its name comes from acolloquialism for the directory given to students at some American universities. Facebook was founded on February 4, 2004, by Mark Zuckerberg with his college roommates and fellow Harvard University students Eduardo Saverin,Andrew McCollum, Dustin Moskovitz and Chris Hughes. The founders had initially limited the website's membership to Harvard students, but later expanded it to colleges in the Boston area, the Ivy League, and Stanford University. It gradually added support for students at various other universities and later to their high-school students. Facebook now allows anyone who claims to be at least 13 years old worldwide to become a registered user of the website, although proof is not required.

Facebook is a social networking site that is enormously popular, but it can be a frustrating user experience. The design of Facebook leaves a lot to be desired and there are almost too many choices for things to do on Facebook. Also some of the more popular Facebook activities are trivial instead of useful - throwing sheep is an oft-quoted example.

By using the graph you can view the details of that facebook Account/Page/Group.

• Id
• Name
• Username
• About(page)
• Description(page)...etc

Method to view the Graph:

Step 1: Sign-In to your account.

Step 2: Open the Target page/group/Acoount.

Step 3: In Address bar of the account type the word "graph" before           .facebook.com by replacing in place of www.

Step 4: After typing hit enter and see the Details.

It's Done.

Any Querie Feel Free to Comment.