Easy way to delete and avoid virus in pen drive

Most of the computers affected by virus because of using pen drives or USB drives. Nowadays everyone using pen drive for their own purpose. We cannot stop using pen drive to escape from virus. Instead we can delete and avoid virus in pen drive using simple steps without any antivirus software. First we can see,

How to delete virus in pen drive?

Plug your USB drive or Pen drive to your computer.

It will show popup window asking you to choose among the actions.

Just simply close it.

Visit My Computer and look at the drive letter of your USB drive or Pen drive. Consider it is H:

Now goto start –>  Run and type cmd that will open Command Prompt window.

In Command Prompt, enter the drive letter with : [ For example, H: ] and press Enter.

Then type dir/w/o/a/p and press Enter.

You will see a list of files. Now look for the file with these names

1. Autorun.inf

2. New Folder.exe

3. Info.exe

4. explorer.exe

5. restore.exe

6. New_Folder.exe

etc.,

If you see any of the file name, it must be virus.

Now type the command attrib -h -r -s -a *.* and press Enter.

and then delete each files using the following command,

del filename

For example,

del Autorun.inf

del restore.exe

etc.,

That’s all. Now you’ve deleted virus in your Pen drive. Those who not believe after this process, they can scan their USB drive or Pen drive to believe. If the file cannot be deleted, try it in Safe Mode. It should work.

You may think doing this process every time is time consuming. To avoid this process, now we can see,

How to avoid virus is pen drive?

We are deleted virus in pen drive.

Now open new Notepad.

(Start –> All Programs –> Accessories –> Notepad)

No need to type anything in that Notepad.

Press Save as that Notepad file in the location H: with the name  ” autorun.inf “ with double quotes.

Now autorun.inf file is created in your Pen drive.

Right click that file and select Properties.

Set/tick the attributes to that file name Read-only and Hidden, and select OK.

That’s it. Now 90% of the viruses are avoided.

Just try it and don’t forget to give your valuable comments.

Blu-ray Disc and its features

We all know about DVD and its features. But few people only know about Blu-ray Disc. Let us know about Blu-ray Disc. It is similar to DVD with some extra features. It has the same physical dimensions as standard DVD’s and CD’s.
Blu-ray Disc also known as BD which is the next-generation optical disc format. It is developed to enable rewriting, playback, recording of high definition (HD) video and also stores large amount of data in it. Storage capacity of BD is more than fives the capacity of normal DVD’s and it can hold data up to 25GB on a Single-layer disc and 50GB on a Dual-layer disc.
BD uses blue-violet laser to read and write data. The name is a Combination of “Blue” (blue-violet laser) and “Ray” (optical ray). The BD format was developed by the Blu-ray Disc Association (BDA). BDA is a group of personal computer and media manufacturers, leading consumer electronics with more than 180 member companies from all over the world.

BD formats has classified into three types as

1) Rewritable (RE) formats,

2) Recordable (R) formats and

3) Read Only (ROM) format.

It can hold 9 hours of high-definition (HD) video on a 50GB disc. And 23 hours of standard-definition (SD) video on a 50 GB disc. Blu-ray Discs cannot play in normal players. It needs Blu-ray players. The solid rise in Blu-ray disc sales reduces in hardware prices. Blu-ray player is very cheap, which is range from $100 to $130. So we expect people to change from DVD’s to Blu-ray Disc in a future.

Microsoft Office 2010 retail prices

Microsoft Office 2010 Logo

Microsoft Office 2010 is a Microsoft product and they already released Microsoft Office 2007 for Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office 2008 for MAC OS X. It can be used in Windows XP SP3 (32-bit), Windows 7, Windows Vista SP1 and MAC OS X.
Microsoft Corporation announced that four retail versions of Office 2010 software will be charge between $99 and $499, which is to be released later this year. The pricing of Office 2010 is generally in line with prices of its Office 2007 software.
Microsoft is to be sell retail boxed versions of the Office 2010,
Academic version = $99
Basic version for consumers = $149
Full-featured package for businesses = $499