Here’s the error:
That’s because explorer.exe has locked a handle on the drive letter and won’t let go for some reason even if all explorer windows are closed (technically speaking, explorer.exe is still running in the background because it’s responsible for your Start menu bar and desktop icons). Read More
I have another machine dedicated to OpenBSD now and I’m not using the Slackware that is dual-booted with XP on our family computer and wish to delete the Linux partition and merge it back to Windows.
First thing I did was create a bootable XP USB drive using Novicorp’s WinToFlash app. It managed to create a bootable XP (I’ll create a how to for that later) but the Windows FIXMBR and/or FIXBOOT command on the Recovery Console failed to delete the LILO bootloader from the harddisk’s MBR. After running FIXMBR/FIXBOOT, I restarted the computer and it still showed the Slackware/LILO boot prompt. Read More
http://www.facebook.com/help/contact.php?show_form=delete_account
Just go to the link above and follow the steps. Your account will be permanently deleted only after 14 days. If you re-login to your account, you’ll be asked if you want to continue with the deletion or reactivate your account.
Before you do that you have the option to download all your Facebook data first for posterity’s sake.
Open CMD with Administrator privileges.
To enable the account:
net user administrator /active:yes
To disable the account:
net user administrator /active:no
I’ll hold back on the rant of how insecure this will make your machine. But most of you looking for this info will want the “insecurity” part anyway.
1. Boot computer using the BackTrack5 DVD. Read More
While cleaning up my sidebar, I tried to use the Tag Cloud widget and noticed several tags that were kinda gross-looking (“windows explorer” with double-quotes included for one thing). So I searched for the best practices on tagging posts. Came upon Jonathan Wong‘s very clean blog. Read More
Assumptions:
Let’s start: Read More
KeePass + Dropbox.
Still I keep plaintext backups encrypted by GnuPG symmetric encryption ( the -c switch ) just in case.
My current investments are mainly stock funds from Philequity (PHILEQT:PM), BDO UITF (EPCIBEQ:PM) and First Metro (FAMI:PM). I’m thinking of getting into PSEi (PCOMP:IND) but people say it’s not comparable to US no load Index Fund in terms of fees. Have to do more research on that. Anyway, here’s bloomberg’s take on my current portfolio (I just included PSEi for comparison). Read More
You can split CUE files via Medieval’s CUE splitter.
If you have .APE files you need to download Monkey’s Audio here. Read More
