Step1: Install X-Plore in your mobile. If you want to download X-Plore search around internet you can download free trail.

Step2: Open your X-plore apps and Press 0(Zero) and check which you have marked the “show the system files”

Step3: Once you done that now go to the following path C:/Sys/Data/Mmcstore

Step4: Once you reached there you need to press “3″ under option to set it in the Hex-viewer

Step5: See the third column you will able to see a line of code ! TMSD02G (c??”?x???6?2?6?2?6). Just check the character between the “?” it is your password ie: 62626

Note: If you have not set the password, then you will not able to gain access to C:/Sys/Data.

Method

1.Go to C:/windows/system32

2.Copy cmd.exe and paste it on desktop

3.Rename cmd.exe to sethc.exe

4.Copy the new sethc.exe to system 32,when windows asks for overwriting the file,then click yes

5.Now press shift key 5 times you will get cmd prompt close that

6.Now Log out from your guest account and at the login screen,press shift key 5 times.

7.You will get commmand prompt there
Now type “ NET USER ADMINISTRATOR mypassword” where “mypassword” can be any password and Administrator is name of admin account ,then press enter.

8.You will see “ The Command completed successfully” and then exit the command prompt.

Thats done…You have hacked administrator password

If you have any problem comment here.Please backup your cmd.exe and sethc.exe if you are trying this on your own computer.This works because of sethc.exe process Vulnerability in Windows XP.You can search google for more information about it.
This method of hacking XP admin password can be used in your college lab where you have limited or guest access to computers.

The problem is that you can’t type and use this new symbol as no ASCII code has been assigned to the new symbol yet.

So what to do? How to use this new symbol in your documents?

The solution is very simple. A special font “Rupee Foradian ” is available for download which allows you to easily type the Rupee symbol using keyboard.

Following are simple steps to follow:

1. Download the required font using following link:

Download

[Steps:-

1. Download the above file.
2. Extract the files. (You will need winrar or 7zip installed in your PC to extract the files)
3. Double click on the Rupee_Font_Installer.exe
4. Click on "Install" button
5. Done.

]

2. Extract the file using 7-Zip or WinRAR and run the installer’s EXE file which will automatically install the font in your system.

Alternatively you can copy the font’s TTF file to your Fonts directory.

3. Now open your desired application like MS Word to type the Rupee symbol. Select “Rupee Foradian” font from the font list.

4. That’s it. Now you just need to press “Tild” (~) key which is placed just before the “1” key or above the “Tab” key and it’ll insert the Rupee symbol in your document.

Just go to System \ Preferences \ Preferred Applications

Under Mail Reader, select Custom, and then put this into the Command window, changing “geek” to your username.

/home/geek/open_mailto.sh %s

Next, you’ll need to save this shell script into your user directory ( /home/username ). [Download]

For the curious, here’s the contents of the script:

#!/bin/sh

firefox https://mail.google.com/mail?view=cm&tf=0&to=`echo $1 | sed ’s/mailto://’`

If you’d like to make the script open a new tab in an existing Firefox window, you can replace the firefox line in the script with the following:

firefox -remote “openurl(https://mail.google.com/mail?view=cm&tf=0&to=`echo $1 | sed ’s/mailto://’`,new-tab)”

Update: If you want to make the script file hidden by default, you can rename it with a . at the beginning of the file like this: .open_mailto.sh. You’ll have to change the path in the preferences, of course.

Open a terminal and type in the following command, to make the script executable:

chmod u+x ~/open_mailto.sh

Now it should be working.

To test it out… I clicked the contact link on my page… and it immediately opened in Gmail.

Note that if you aren’t logged into Gmail you’ll be prompted to login to gmail… and you’ll have to click the email link again. Seems like Gmail’s login redirector won’t open the send mail page. But then again… why aren’t you logged into Gmail?

Update: Changed to point to a script so that the mailto: tag would be removed. Thanks VERY much to Mr Linux for not just noticing, but giving me the working script.

Here is a little work around to avoid right clicking the application every time you open it. Follow the steps given below to do so…

1. Right click on the application icon or shortcut and click on Properties.
2. Click on “Compatibility” tab.
3. There check the Run this program as an administrator box.
4. Click on Apply and Ok.
5. If you want to allow all the users to run the application as Administrator then click on Change settings for all users .
6. Again check the Run this program as an administrator box in the newly opened dialogue box.
7. Click Apply and Ok.
8. You are done.

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