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Sunday, June 18, 2017
How to Know what to Do if Your Computer Randomly Turns Off
How to Know what to Do if Your Computer Randomly Turns Off
How to Know what to Do if Your Computer Randomly Turns Off
Were you typing an essay or emailing a friend and suddenly the computer turns off? Well here might be why:
1.Check your battery or power cord. There may be no power. Even if its plugged in still, there may have been a power outage so check your lights.
2.If a blue screen came up before your computer shut down, some of you applications may have had a crash.
3.If it shut down while you were away, it may have been a young sibling or a child that turned it off.
4.Your computer may be having some drive or memory problem. If this is happening, your computer may overheat or turn back on. You will have to have somebody fix it.
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Wednesday, April 12, 2017
How to Check if Your Computer Is 64 Bit
How to Check if Your Computer Is 64 Bit
How to Check if Your Computer Is 64 Bit
This article explains how to determine whether your computer/server is running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of a MS Windows Operating System.
Method 1 : For Windows 7/Vista/Server 2008/R2
1.(1) Click on the Start Button: (2) Type System in the Start Search box, and then (3) click "System" in the Programs list.
2.In the "System" window it will state either "32-bit Operating System" or "64-bit Operating System".
Method 2 : For Windows XP/2000/Server 2003
1.Press the WIN+R keys (Windows key and R). Type the following: sysdm.cpl and click OK.
2.Click on "System Summary": Under "System Type" it will either state "x86" if a 32-bit version of Windows is installed, or "EM64T" if a 64-bit version of Windows is installed.
Method 3 : For Mac OS X
1.Launch Terminal app (see Applications/Utilities)
2.At prompt, type the following: "uname -a" (without the quotes) (note the blank space between "uname" and "-a" strings.
3.The terminal will display two lines of text. At the end of the 2nd line, youll find something like either
- RELEASE_I386 i386 ; the latest "i386" means that youre running 32bits kernel
- RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64 ; the latest "x86_64" means that youre running 64bits kernel
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Sunday, April 2, 2017
How to Verify Aadhaar Number if its Genuine or Fake
How to Verify Aadhaar Number if its Genuine or Fake
Aadhaar Card Portal have come with another very essential feature for public named as Aadhaar Verification. Where anyone can could check if the Aadhaar Number Generated for the resident is genuine or fake. With this method any one can easily check or verify Aadhaar Number by visiting the Official Aadhaar Website on their Laptop, Computer, or Smartphone.
Below complete tutorial which with you will get to know How to Verify Aadhaar Number if it’s Genuine or Fake.
[Aadhaar Verification] - How to Verify Aadhaar Number if it’s genuine or fake
Also read: How to find Aadhaar Number Using Enrollment Number
Below complete tutorial which with you will get to know How to Verify Aadhaar Number if it’s Genuine or Fake.
[Aadhaar Verification] - How to Verify Aadhaar Number if it’s genuine or fake
- Just visit the Aadhaar Verification page on Official Aadhaar Card Portal by clicking here.
- Once you are on Aadhaar Verification page, you will find text box where you will have to enter your Aadhaar Number, just enter your 12 digit UID Aadhaar Number fill the security code displayed in the image and click on verify button.
- If your entered Aadhaar Number is genuine on the next page you will get message Aadhaar number 900XXXXXXXXX exists as well as it will display Age Band, Gender and State.
Also read: How to find Aadhaar Number Using Enrollment Number
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Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Can Aadhaar Card deactivated if Person is dead or expired
Can Aadhaar Card deactivated if Person is dead or expired
Getting Aadhaar Card was not an easy task ever. But for newborns there is a facility to get enrolled for Aadhar in hospital itself.
But what if a person is dead, how to deactivate or report his data from the UIDAI Database saying the person is no more alive. This is actually very confusing matter and no one has information regarding this topic from government officials to the general public.
On Aadhaar UIDAI Official Portal itself there is nothing mentioned about how to delete the database or Aadhaar if person is no more alive.
Concerned officials when asked this questioned they replied back saying such request has to come from the State Government, also the Gram Panchayat or GHMC can inform the concerned department about the details of dead person. As soon as such request has been received by Aadhaar Officials, they will start processing the deactivation process of Aadhaar Number of that dead person. And in future the same number will not be allotted to anyone else.
However this feature of reporting to remove the data of Aadhaar of expired or deal resident has been recently introduced, but the awareness is very low among the public.
But what if a person is dead, how to deactivate or report his data from the UIDAI Database saying the person is no more alive. This is actually very confusing matter and no one has information regarding this topic from government officials to the general public.
On Aadhaar UIDAI Official Portal itself there is nothing mentioned about how to delete the database or Aadhaar if person is no more alive.
Concerned officials when asked this questioned they replied back saying such request has to come from the State Government, also the Gram Panchayat or GHMC can inform the concerned department about the details of dead person. As soon as such request has been received by Aadhaar Officials, they will start processing the deactivation process of Aadhaar Number of that dead person. And in future the same number will not be allotted to anyone else.
However this feature of reporting to remove the data of Aadhaar of expired or deal resident has been recently introduced, but the awareness is very low among the public.
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Wednesday, March 15, 2017
How to Know if a Computer Has a Wireless Networking Card
How to Know if a Computer Has a Wireless Networking Card
How to Know if a Computer Has a Wireless Networking Card
This answer assumes you are using a Windows based Operating System. There are physical ways to check to see if your system has a Wireless Networking Card be it a laptop or a desktop. However, if you do not want to open up your system and risk creating a bigger problem here are the steps to check. This is also good for tablets running a Windows OS, like Surface Pro, where you normally cant open the chassis easily.
1.Go to the start menu and click on Control Panel. Alternately you can search "Control Panel" in the search menu (works with Windows 8).
2.Click on Hardware and Sound.
3.Click on Device Manager.
4.Look for the Network adapters tab, and expand the tree.
- Your network adapters will be listed here. If you have a wireless adapter it should be fairly obvious from the name of it. However, if it is not you can always do an internet search with the name of the device and verify if it is in fact a wireless network adapter.
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