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TAG : SQL error, global_priv' is corrupt, phpmyadmin]]> <![CDATA[How to batch rename files in Windows 11]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3840.html Fri, 13 May 2022 03:52:28 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3840.html
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In this article, we’ll show you a couple of ways you can rename your files if you want to save some time and make it easier to find what you’re looking for in the future. Again, there are other ways to do it, but these should have you covered for most of your needs. Let’s get into it.

Rename files using the Windows 11 File Explorer

While it’s not immediately obvious, the File Explorer in Windows 11 actually does make it possible to rename a batch of files in one go. This doesn’t give you a ton of options, but if all you want is to rename a bunch of files to be in a standardized format, then this may be all you need. Here’s how you can do it:
  • Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder with the files you want to rename.
  • Select all the files you want to rename. If you don’t want to select every file, you can hold the Shift key and individually select the files.
  • Click the Rename button on the toolbar or right-click one of the selected files and then choose the Rename option in the context menu.
  • Only one of the files will show an editable text box, but that name will apply to every file you selected. Write the file name you want and then press Enter on your keyboard.
  • Your files will now all have the name you chose, followed by a number.
  • It’s a fairly straightforward process and as we’ve mentioned, you don’t get a ton of options, but it probably does the job just fine for a lot of people.
Rename files using PowerToys
If you want a bit more options for how your files are renamed, then a great option is to use Microsoft’s own PowerToys software. The modern iteration of PowerToys (the original PowerToys was designed for Windows 95 and then XP) comes with a tool called PowerRename, which you can use to batch rename your files on Windows 11 using a series of conditions to get the exact format you want. It’s a bit more convoluted, but it may be worth it to get the results you want. First off, you’ll need to install PowerToys and make sure PowerRename is running:

  • Download the latest PowerToys installer from GitHub (you’ll need to scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the setup file) and install the program. A “Welcome to PowerToys” window should automatically open once it finishes installing.
  • Choose PowerRename from the side menu and then click Open Settings. If you don’t see the welcome window, open PowerToys from your Start menu and then choose PowerRename from the sidebar on the left.
  • Ensure the PowerRename feature is set to On (it should be by default).
  • With PowerRename enabled, you can now go to your files and start renaming them. PowerRename is far more capable than the simple renaming tool in Windows 11. You can match any word or character in the original file name and replace it with something else, so you can change only a part of the name to make a file easier to identify. You can also use regular expressions (RegEx) to create certain conditions for matching file names and changing them to something else. Here’s how to do it:
  • Use the File Explorer to navigate to the folder where your files are.
  • Select all the files you want to rename, then right-click them and choose See more options in the context menu. Then, choose PowerRename in the second context menu.
  • You’ll now see the PowerRename interface with all your selected files. For example, the images below are camera samples from a smartphone, and they’re all named “IMG” followed by a date and time. Let’s say we want to keep the time stamp and only replace the “IMG” part with something more identifiable. Simply write “IMG” in the box at the top for the text you want to match.
  • Note: Here, you can use all kinds of conditions to rename the files you want. You can match any bit of text in the original name, use regular expressions to match entire words and numbers, and so on. You can click the information icon next to the text box to see what kinds of expressions are supported.
  • In the bottom box, you can choose what the matched text will be replaced by. These are pictures taken for our Lenovo Yoga 6 review, so let’s name the files after the laptop. We’ll also add an extra space at the end so the timestamp is separated from the words themselves.
  • As we’ve mentioned, there are a lot of options here, including adding a date and time to the file name, if there isn’t one already. You can also enumerate items if you’re naming them all the same thing. You can see what the final file names will look like before applying the changes, so make sure everything is how you want it.
  • Click Apply and the file names will change according to your criteria. You can see the new names in the File Explorer.
And that should have you covered if you want to rename a batch of files on your Windows 11 PC. There are other ways to go about it, but these two should cover most people’s needs. We’d argue the method built into Windows probably works well enough for almost everyone, but PowerToys definitely offers some more powerful customization to get the exact file names you want.

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In this article, we’ll show you a couple of ways you can rename your files if you want to save some time and make it easier to find what you’re looking for in the future. Again, there are other ways to do it, but these should have you covered for most of your needs. Let’s get into it.

Rename files using the Windows 11 File Explorer

While it’s not immediately obvious, the File Explorer in Windows 11 actually does make it possible to rename a batch of files in one go. This doesn’t give you a ton of options, but if all you want is to rename a bunch of files to be in a standardized format, then this may be all you need. Here’s how you can do it:
  • Open File Explorer and navigate to the folder with the files you want to rename.
  • Select all the files you want to rename. If you don’t want to select every file, you can hold the Shift key and individually select the files.
  • Click the Rename button on the toolbar or right-click one of the selected files and then choose the Rename option in the context menu.
  • Only one of the files will show an editable text box, but that name will apply to every file you selected. Write the file name you want and then press Enter on your keyboard.
  • Your files will now all have the name you chose, followed by a number.
  • It’s a fairly straightforward process and as we’ve mentioned, you don’t get a ton of options, but it probably does the job just fine for a lot of people.
Rename files using PowerToys
If you want a bit more options for how your files are renamed, then a great option is to use Microsoft’s own PowerToys software. The modern iteration of PowerToys (the original PowerToys was designed for Windows 95 and then XP) comes with a tool called PowerRename, which you can use to batch rename your files on Windows 11 using a series of conditions to get the exact format you want. It’s a bit more convoluted, but it may be worth it to get the results you want. First off, you’ll need to install PowerToys and make sure PowerRename is running:

  • Download the latest PowerToys installer from GitHub (you’ll need to scroll down to the bottom of the page to find the setup file) and install the program. A “Welcome to PowerToys” window should automatically open once it finishes installing.
  • Choose PowerRename from the side menu and then click Open Settings. If you don’t see the welcome window, open PowerToys from your Start menu and then choose PowerRename from the sidebar on the left.
  • Ensure the PowerRename feature is set to On (it should be by default).
  • With PowerRename enabled, you can now go to your files and start renaming them. PowerRename is far more capable than the simple renaming tool in Windows 11. You can match any word or character in the original file name and replace it with something else, so you can change only a part of the name to make a file easier to identify. You can also use regular expressions (RegEx) to create certain conditions for matching file names and changing them to something else. Here’s how to do it:
  • Use the File Explorer to navigate to the folder where your files are.
  • Select all the files you want to rename, then right-click them and choose See more options in the context menu. Then, choose PowerRename in the second context menu.
  • You’ll now see the PowerRename interface with all your selected files. For example, the images below are camera samples from a smartphone, and they’re all named “IMG” followed by a date and time. Let’s say we want to keep the time stamp and only replace the “IMG” part with something more identifiable. Simply write “IMG” in the box at the top for the text you want to match.
  • Note: Here, you can use all kinds of conditions to rename the files you want. You can match any bit of text in the original name, use regular expressions to match entire words and numbers, and so on. You can click the information icon next to the text box to see what kinds of expressions are supported.
  • In the bottom box, you can choose what the matched text will be replaced by. These are pictures taken for our Lenovo Yoga 6 review, so let’s name the files after the laptop. We’ll also add an extra space at the end so the timestamp is separated from the words themselves.
  • As we’ve mentioned, there are a lot of options here, including adding a date and time to the file name, if there isn’t one already. You can also enumerate items if you’re naming them all the same thing. You can see what the final file names will look like before applying the changes, so make sure everything is how you want it.
  • Click Apply and the file names will change according to your criteria. You can see the new names in the File Explorer.
And that should have you covered if you want to rename a batch of files on your Windows 11 PC. There are other ways to go about it, but these two should cover most people’s needs. We’d argue the method built into Windows probably works well enough for almost everyone, but PowerToys definitely offers some more powerful customization to get the exact file names you want.

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My Channel : https://www.youtube.com/c/NGUYENNHUMANH]]> <![CDATA[How to Add or Remove Quick Launch toolbar in Windows 10]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3702.html Wed, 02 Jun 2021 02:38:22 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3702.html
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Windows includes a special application desktop toolbar called the taskbar that shows on the bottom of a display screen by default. The taskbar allows you to find, see, open, and switch between your apps. You can also see the date and time, system icons, and items running in the background on the notification area. You can make the taskbar look how you want, manage your calendar, pin your favorite apps to it, change the size, change location on screen, and specify how taskbar buttons group together when you have more than one window open.

You can also add toolbars to the taskbar. The default toolbars include Address, Links, Desktop, and any new toolbars (custom) added by the user or an application.

If you have more than one extended display connected to your PC, then toolbars will only show on the taskbar on your main display by default.

The Quick Launch toolbar is located on the taskbar when added, and is a convenient way to open programs. You can add or remove shortcuts in the Quick Launch folder so that you have easy access to items from the Quick Launch toolbar that you frequently use.

The Quick Launch folder is located at the hidden path below.


Quote:%UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch


You can add shortcuts of items to Quick Launch by using either method below.
  • Drag any shortcut, file, folder, drive over the Quick Launch toolbar on the taskbar until you see either Move to Quick Launch or Create link in Quick Launch, then drop the item to create a shortcut of it in Quick Launch.

  • Open the hidden Quick Launch folder above, and move or create a new shortcut for the item in it.
To Remove a shortcut from Quick Launch, you can right click or press and hold on the shortcut from either the Quick Launch toolbar or folder location, and click/tap on Delete.


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Windows includes a special application desktop toolbar called the taskbar that shows on the bottom of a display screen by default. The taskbar allows you to find, see, open, and switch between your apps. You can also see the date and time, system icons, and items running in the background on the notification area. You can make the taskbar look how you want, manage your calendar, pin your favorite apps to it, change the size, change location on screen, and specify how taskbar buttons group together when you have more than one window open.

You can also add toolbars to the taskbar. The default toolbars include Address, Links, Desktop, and any new toolbars (custom) added by the user or an application.

If you have more than one extended display connected to your PC, then toolbars will only show on the taskbar on your main display by default.

The Quick Launch toolbar is located on the taskbar when added, and is a convenient way to open programs. You can add or remove shortcuts in the Quick Launch folder so that you have easy access to items from the Quick Launch toolbar that you frequently use.

The Quick Launch folder is located at the hidden path below.


Quote:%UserProfile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Quick Launch


You can add shortcuts of items to Quick Launch by using either method below.
  • Drag any shortcut, file, folder, drive over the Quick Launch toolbar on the taskbar until you see either Move to Quick Launch or Create link in Quick Launch, then drop the item to create a shortcut of it in Quick Launch.

  • Open the hidden Quick Launch folder above, and move or create a new shortcut for the item in it.
To Remove a shortcut from Quick Launch, you can right click or press and hold on the shortcut from either the Quick Launch toolbar or folder location, and click/tap on Delete.


#TipsnTricks #crestronsmarthome]]> <![CDATA[How to Select and Change Colors in Photoshop]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3583.html Sat, 21 Nov 2020 12:01:32 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3583.html
To select out the different colors, create a new layer and go to Select - Color Range. Click on the color you want to sample with the regular eyedropper tool. You can play with the fuzziness to get more of an accurate selection. Also, if you need to add or take away from your selection, you can use the eyedroppers with the plus and minus symbols next to them to do so.

Next, go to Layer - New Adjustment Layer - Hue/Saturation. This will load your selection directly into the Hue/Saturation layer so that you can adjust the hue sliders and change only the colors you want to change!

Refining Layer Masks

If you have small unwanted parts in a selection, you can always paint over it with a brush tool on the layer mask.

Tip: If you hold alt/opt and click on a layer mask, it will appear as black and white. This can be very helpful for seeing tiny stray colors in your selections.

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To select out the different colors, create a new layer and go to Select - Color Range. Click on the color you want to sample with the regular eyedropper tool. You can play with the fuzziness to get more of an accurate selection. Also, if you need to add or take away from your selection, you can use the eyedroppers with the plus and minus symbols next to them to do so.

Next, go to Layer - New Adjustment Layer - Hue/Saturation. This will load your selection directly into the Hue/Saturation layer so that you can adjust the hue sliders and change only the colors you want to change!

Refining Layer Masks

If you have small unwanted parts in a selection, you can always paint over it with a brush tool on the layer mask.

Tip: If you hold alt/opt and click on a layer mask, it will appear as black and white. This can be very helpful for seeing tiny stray colors in your selections.

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]]> <![CDATA[Cách Xem Mật Khẩu Wifi Trên Máy Tính Win 10 Đơn Giản]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3473.html Wed, 29 Jul 2020 13:30:53 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3473.html [b]Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10[/b] dù đơn giản nhưng không phải bạn nào cũng biết cách làm. Đây là một thao tác giúp cho bạn có thể lấy lại được mật khẩu của wifi đã được lưu trên máy tính mà bạn không nhớ.

Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10
Có rất nhiều lần chúng ta được hỏi mật khẩu wifi hiện tại đang sử dụng mà chúng ta không thể nhớ được. Vậy phải làm thế nào? [b]Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10[/b] mà Lagihitech giới thiệu đến bạn đọc dưới đây chính là những thông tin cần thiết dành cho bạn để bạn có thể xem lại mật khẩu và cung cấp cho người khác khi cần thiết.

  1. [b] Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10 đang kết nối với máy tính[/b]
Wifi đang kết nối với máy tính nghĩa là ở thời điểm đó bạn đang sử dụng máy tính có kết nối với một wifi đó. [b]Cách xem pass wifi trên win 10[/b] đơn giản và có thể thực hiện theo nhiều cách khác nhau. Chúng ta cùng tìm hiểu từng cách thực hiện.

[b]Cách 1: Thực hiện theo các cách thông thường[/b]

[b]Bước 1[/b]: Đầu tiên bạn nhấn chuột phải vào biểu tượng wifi ở góc dưới bên phải màn hình. Biểu tượng này có thể khác nhau theo từng phiên bản win nhưng bạn có thể dễ dàng nhìn thấy. Nhấn Open network & Internet settings để mở giao diện cài đặt wifi cho máy tính.
Bước 2: Tại giao diện hiển thị ra, bạn nhấn vào chữ Wi-Fi.
[Image: mo-open-network-and-sharing-center.jpg]Mở Open Network & Internet Settings rồi chọn Wi-Fi
Bước 3: Nhấn vào Network and Sharing Center trong giao diện của Wi-Fi
[Image: chon-network-and-sharing-center.jpg]Chọn Network and sharing Center
Bước 4: Chọn vào tên wifi mà bạn đang sử dụng trong mục Connections. Thường tên wifi đang sử dụng có màu xanh nên bạn có thể dễ dàng nhìn thấy.
[Image: chon-ten-wifi-dang-su-dung.jpg]Chọn tên wifi đang sử dụng
Bước 5:  Sau khi chọn tên wifi sẽ có một cửa sổ mới được mở ra, bạn chọn Wireless Properties.
[Image: chon-wireless-properties.jpg]Chọn Wireless Properties
Bước 6: Chọn sang tab Security rồi tick vào ô Show Characters để hiển thị lên mật khẩu wifi đang được kết nối.
[Image: chon-security-roi-tick-show-characters.jpg]Chọn Security rồi tích Show Characters

[b]Cách 2: Cách xem pass wifi win 10 thông qua hộp thoại RUN[/b]
Đây là [b]cách xem mật khẩu wifi win 10[/b] nhanh chóng mà không chỉ sử dụng cho win 10, bất kì windows nào cũng có thể sử dụng cách này bởi giao diện của nó quen thuộc với mọi windows. Để [b]xem pass wifi trên win 10[/b] theo cách này thì bạn tiến hành theo các bước cơ bản sau
Bước 1: Mở hộp thoại Run lên bằng cách nhấn tổ hợp phím Windows + R. Sau khi hộp thoại Run khởi động, bạn nhấn ncpa.cpl vào hộp thoại và nhấn Enter hoặc OK.
[Image: mo-hop-thoai-run-va-nhap-lenh.jpg]Mở hộp thoại Run và nhập lệnh
Bước 2: Khi một hộp thoại Network Connections được hiện ra, bạn click đúp để mở mục Wi-Fi.  Lúc này, hộp thoại Wi-Fi Status sẽ được hiển thị ra, bạn nhấn chọn Wireless Properties, chuyển sang tab Security và nhấn Show Characters để hiển thị mật khẩu của wifi đang kết nối.
[Image: mo-hop-thoai-wifi-va-lam-kiem-tra-mat-khau.jpg]Mở hộp thoại wifi và kiểm tra mật khẩu
Trên đây là hai [b]cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10[/b] với những wifi hiện đang được kết nối, vậy còn những wifi đã từng kết nối nhưng hiện tại không được sử dụng thì sao?
  1. [b]Cách xem mật khẩu wifi win 10 với những wifi đã từng kết nối[/b]
Đây là cách [b]xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10[/b] với những wifi đã từng được lưu trên máy tính mà hiện tại không sử dụng chúng nữa. Để xem được những mật khẩu này bạn thực hiện theo các bước sau:
Bước 1: Nhấn Start Menu, điền Windows Powershell và thanh tìm kiếm để mở chương trình.
[Image: mo-hop-thoai-windows-powershell.jpg]Mở hộp thoại Windows PowerShell
Bước 2: Gõ dòng lệnh netsh wlan show profile vào cửa sổ của Windows Powershell sau đó nhấn Enter. Đợi chương trình chạy xong, bên dưới mục user profiles sẽ hiển thị lên tất cả những wifi mà máy tính của bạn đã từng kết nối.
[Image: nhap-lenh-netsh-wlan-show-profile.png]Nhập lệnh netsh wlan show profile
Bước 3: Để [b]xem pass wifi trên win 10[/b] của một mật khẩu bất kì nào đó bạn cần xem thì bạn gõ lệnh netsh wlan show profile “tên-wifi-cần-xem” key=clear sau đó nhấn Enter. Khi chương trình chạy xong, bạn tìm kiếm dòng Key Content: matkhau đây chính là mật khẩu mà bạn cần xem.
[Image: nhap-lenh-de-hien-thi-mat-khau.png]Nhập lệnh để hiển thị mật khẩu
  1. [b]Cách xóa mật khẩu wifi đã lưu trên win 10[/b]
Với những cách [b]xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10[/b] đó, bạn có thể dễ dàng lấy lại được mật khẩu của bất kì wifi nào đã từng được lưu trên máy tính của bạn hoặc đang sử dụng để cung cấp cho người cần. Và những wifi bạn kết nối sẽ tự động được lưu vào trong bộ nhớ của máy tính. [b]Cách xem pass wifi win 10[/b] là vậy, vậy còn cách để xóa mật khẩu wifi đã lưu là gì? Lagihitech hướng dẫn bạn cách xóa mật khẩu wifi thông qua trình Settings đơn giản nhất. Để thực hiện xóa mật khẩu wifi đã lưu, bạn tiến hành theo các bước sau
Bước 1: Mở ứng dụng Settings trên máy tính của mình bằng cách nhấn Start Menu và chọn Settings hoặc biểu tượng răng cưa của Settings
[Image: mo-networkInternet-trong-settings.png]Mở chương trình settings
Bước 2: Trên giao diện Settings hiển thị ra, bạn chọn Wi-Fi, sau đó chọn Manage know networks. Tại đây mọi wifi đã từng được kết nối với máy tính sẽ hiển thị ra. Để xóa một mật khẩu của wifi bất kì nào đó, bạn chọn vào wifi đó và nhấn Forget. Vậy là mật khẩu của wifi đó đã được quên.
[Image: chon-wifi-trong-giao-dien-set-ting.png]Chọn WI-FI trong giao diện settings
[Image: chon-wifi-can-xoa-va-nhan-forget.png]Chọn Wifi muốn xóa và nhấn Forget
Trên đây là các cách [b]xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10[/b] đang kết nối hoặc đã từng được kết nối, cũng như cách xóa mật khẩu wifi trên win 10 đã được lưu vào máy tính giúp cho bạn có thể quản lý được tài khoản wifi trên máy tính của mình, có thể cung cấp được pass wifi cho người khác ngay cả khi bạn không thể nhớ.]]> [b]Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10[/b] dù đơn giản nhưng không phải bạn nào cũng biết cách làm. Đây là một thao tác giúp cho bạn có thể lấy lại được mật khẩu của wifi đã được lưu trên máy tính mà bạn không nhớ.

Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10
Có rất nhiều lần chúng ta được hỏi mật khẩu wifi hiện tại đang sử dụng mà chúng ta không thể nhớ được. Vậy phải làm thế nào? [b]Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10[/b] mà Lagihitech giới thiệu đến bạn đọc dưới đây chính là những thông tin cần thiết dành cho bạn để bạn có thể xem lại mật khẩu và cung cấp cho người khác khi cần thiết.

  1. [b] Cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10 đang kết nối với máy tính[/b]
Wifi đang kết nối với máy tính nghĩa là ở thời điểm đó bạn đang sử dụng máy tính có kết nối với một wifi đó. [b]Cách xem pass wifi trên win 10[/b] đơn giản và có thể thực hiện theo nhiều cách khác nhau. Chúng ta cùng tìm hiểu từng cách thực hiện.

[b]Cách 1: Thực hiện theo các cách thông thường[/b]

[b]Bước 1[/b]: Đầu tiên bạn nhấn chuột phải vào biểu tượng wifi ở góc dưới bên phải màn hình. Biểu tượng này có thể khác nhau theo từng phiên bản win nhưng bạn có thể dễ dàng nhìn thấy. Nhấn Open network & Internet settings để mở giao diện cài đặt wifi cho máy tính.
Bước 2: Tại giao diện hiển thị ra, bạn nhấn vào chữ Wi-Fi.
[Image: mo-open-network-and-sharing-center.jpg]Mở Open Network & Internet Settings rồi chọn Wi-Fi
Bước 3: Nhấn vào Network and Sharing Center trong giao diện của Wi-Fi
[Image: chon-network-and-sharing-center.jpg]Chọn Network and sharing Center
Bước 4: Chọn vào tên wifi mà bạn đang sử dụng trong mục Connections. Thường tên wifi đang sử dụng có màu xanh nên bạn có thể dễ dàng nhìn thấy.
[Image: chon-ten-wifi-dang-su-dung.jpg]Chọn tên wifi đang sử dụng
Bước 5:  Sau khi chọn tên wifi sẽ có một cửa sổ mới được mở ra, bạn chọn Wireless Properties.
[Image: chon-wireless-properties.jpg]Chọn Wireless Properties
Bước 6: Chọn sang tab Security rồi tick vào ô Show Characters để hiển thị lên mật khẩu wifi đang được kết nối.
[Image: chon-security-roi-tick-show-characters.jpg]Chọn Security rồi tích Show Characters

[b]Cách 2: Cách xem pass wifi win 10 thông qua hộp thoại RUN[/b]
Đây là [b]cách xem mật khẩu wifi win 10[/b] nhanh chóng mà không chỉ sử dụng cho win 10, bất kì windows nào cũng có thể sử dụng cách này bởi giao diện của nó quen thuộc với mọi windows. Để [b]xem pass wifi trên win 10[/b] theo cách này thì bạn tiến hành theo các bước cơ bản sau
Bước 1: Mở hộp thoại Run lên bằng cách nhấn tổ hợp phím Windows + R. Sau khi hộp thoại Run khởi động, bạn nhấn ncpa.cpl vào hộp thoại và nhấn Enter hoặc OK.
[Image: mo-hop-thoai-run-va-nhap-lenh.jpg]Mở hộp thoại Run và nhập lệnh
Bước 2: Khi một hộp thoại Network Connections được hiện ra, bạn click đúp để mở mục Wi-Fi.  Lúc này, hộp thoại Wi-Fi Status sẽ được hiển thị ra, bạn nhấn chọn Wireless Properties, chuyển sang tab Security và nhấn Show Characters để hiển thị mật khẩu của wifi đang kết nối.
[Image: mo-hop-thoai-wifi-va-lam-kiem-tra-mat-khau.jpg]Mở hộp thoại wifi và kiểm tra mật khẩu
Trên đây là hai [b]cách xem mật khẩu wifi trên máy tính win 10[/b] với những wifi hiện đang được kết nối, vậy còn những wifi đã từng kết nối nhưng hiện tại không được sử dụng thì sao?
  1. [b]Cách xem mật khẩu wifi win 10 với những wifi đã từng kết nối[/b]
Đây là cách [b]xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10[/b] với những wifi đã từng được lưu trên máy tính mà hiện tại không sử dụng chúng nữa. Để xem được những mật khẩu này bạn thực hiện theo các bước sau:
Bước 1: Nhấn Start Menu, điền Windows Powershell và thanh tìm kiếm để mở chương trình.
[Image: mo-hop-thoai-windows-powershell.jpg]Mở hộp thoại Windows PowerShell
Bước 2: Gõ dòng lệnh netsh wlan show profile vào cửa sổ của Windows Powershell sau đó nhấn Enter. Đợi chương trình chạy xong, bên dưới mục user profiles sẽ hiển thị lên tất cả những wifi mà máy tính của bạn đã từng kết nối.
[Image: nhap-lenh-netsh-wlan-show-profile.png]Nhập lệnh netsh wlan show profile
Bước 3: Để [b]xem pass wifi trên win 10[/b] của một mật khẩu bất kì nào đó bạn cần xem thì bạn gõ lệnh netsh wlan show profile “tên-wifi-cần-xem” key=clear sau đó nhấn Enter. Khi chương trình chạy xong, bạn tìm kiếm dòng Key Content: matkhau đây chính là mật khẩu mà bạn cần xem.
[Image: nhap-lenh-de-hien-thi-mat-khau.png]Nhập lệnh để hiển thị mật khẩu
  1. [b]Cách xóa mật khẩu wifi đã lưu trên win 10[/b]
Với những cách [b]xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10[/b] đó, bạn có thể dễ dàng lấy lại được mật khẩu của bất kì wifi nào đã từng được lưu trên máy tính của bạn hoặc đang sử dụng để cung cấp cho người cần. Và những wifi bạn kết nối sẽ tự động được lưu vào trong bộ nhớ của máy tính. [b]Cách xem pass wifi win 10[/b] là vậy, vậy còn cách để xóa mật khẩu wifi đã lưu là gì? Lagihitech hướng dẫn bạn cách xóa mật khẩu wifi thông qua trình Settings đơn giản nhất. Để thực hiện xóa mật khẩu wifi đã lưu, bạn tiến hành theo các bước sau
Bước 1: Mở ứng dụng Settings trên máy tính của mình bằng cách nhấn Start Menu và chọn Settings hoặc biểu tượng răng cưa của Settings
[Image: mo-networkInternet-trong-settings.png]Mở chương trình settings
Bước 2: Trên giao diện Settings hiển thị ra, bạn chọn Wi-Fi, sau đó chọn Manage know networks. Tại đây mọi wifi đã từng được kết nối với máy tính sẽ hiển thị ra. Để xóa một mật khẩu của wifi bất kì nào đó, bạn chọn vào wifi đó và nhấn Forget. Vậy là mật khẩu của wifi đó đã được quên.
[Image: chon-wifi-trong-giao-dien-set-ting.png]Chọn WI-FI trong giao diện settings
[Image: chon-wifi-can-xoa-va-nhan-forget.png]Chọn Wifi muốn xóa và nhấn Forget
Trên đây là các cách [b]xem mật khẩu wifi trên win 10[/b] đang kết nối hoặc đã từng được kết nối, cũng như cách xóa mật khẩu wifi trên win 10 đã được lưu vào máy tính giúp cho bạn có thể quản lý được tài khoản wifi trên máy tính của mình, có thể cung cấp được pass wifi cho người khác ngay cả khi bạn không thể nhớ.]]> <![CDATA[Thêm bàn phím tiếng Việt Telex và Number Key-based Windows 10]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3360.html Fri, 22 May 2020 06:32:11 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3360.html Thêm bàn phím tiếng Việt Telex và Number Key-based Windows 10
  • Bước 1: Chọn Start (phím Windows) > Settings > Time & Language > Language từ menu điều hướng

  • Bước 2: Chọn biểu tượng (+) với nhãn[Add a preferred language] (hoặc đến thẳng bước 4 nếu tiếng Việt đã được thêm vào từ trước)

  • Bước 3: Gõ “Vietnamese” trên hộp tìm kiếm và chọn Tiếng Việt. Nhấn phím Next và cài đặt tiếng Việt trên thiết bị của bạn. Sau đó bạn sẽ được đưa lại trang Language.

  • Bước 4: Nhấn vào Tiếng Việt, rồi nhấn nút Options. Bạn sẽ được đưa đến trang Language options: Vietnamese.
[Image: 4497707_vi_4.jpg]
  • Bước 5: Chọn biểu tượng (+) với nhãn [Add a keyboard] (hoặc đến thẳng bước 7 nếu bàn phím bạn muốn đã được thêm vào trước đó)

  • Bước 6: Bây giờ bạn có thể thêm bàn phím Telex hoặc VNI tùy ý
[Image: 4497711_vi_4-2.jpg]
  • Bước 7: Nhấn phím hiển thị ngôn ngữ trên thanh tác vụ (hoặc bấm tổ hợp phím Windows + Space) và chọn Vietnamese Telex hoặc Number Key-based (VNI). Bây giờ bạn có thể gõ được tiếng Việt luôn rồi.
Phím tắt để đổi giữa bàn phím tiếng Việt và bàn phím tiếng Anh:
  • “Win+ Space”

  • “Alt + Shift”
]]> Thêm bàn phím tiếng Việt Telex và Number Key-based Windows 10
  • Bước 1: Chọn Start (phím Windows) > Settings > Time & Language > Language từ menu điều hướng

  • Bước 2: Chọn biểu tượng (+) với nhãn[Add a preferred language] (hoặc đến thẳng bước 4 nếu tiếng Việt đã được thêm vào từ trước)

  • Bước 3: Gõ “Vietnamese” trên hộp tìm kiếm và chọn Tiếng Việt. Nhấn phím Next và cài đặt tiếng Việt trên thiết bị của bạn. Sau đó bạn sẽ được đưa lại trang Language.

  • Bước 4: Nhấn vào Tiếng Việt, rồi nhấn nút Options. Bạn sẽ được đưa đến trang Language options: Vietnamese.
[Image: 4497707_vi_4.jpg]
  • Bước 5: Chọn biểu tượng (+) với nhãn [Add a keyboard] (hoặc đến thẳng bước 7 nếu bàn phím bạn muốn đã được thêm vào trước đó)

  • Bước 6: Bây giờ bạn có thể thêm bàn phím Telex hoặc VNI tùy ý
[Image: 4497711_vi_4-2.jpg]
  • Bước 7: Nhấn phím hiển thị ngôn ngữ trên thanh tác vụ (hoặc bấm tổ hợp phím Windows + Space) và chọn Vietnamese Telex hoặc Number Key-based (VNI). Bây giờ bạn có thể gõ được tiếng Việt luôn rồi.
Phím tắt để đổi giữa bàn phím tiếng Việt và bàn phím tiếng Anh:
  • “Win+ Space”

  • “Alt + Shift”
]]> <![CDATA[How to Turn a Raspbery Pi into a Plex Server ( from howtogeek)]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3348.html Sun, 17 May 2020 04:13:41 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3348.html What You Need to Know
Running a Raspberry Pi as a Plex Server does come with several benefits. It won’t take up as much room as a server or a full-size PC. It also will use less electricity, even when idle all day. Best of all, it costs less than most other hardware capable of working as a server.
There are some downsides to be aware of, though. The Raspberry Pi 3 has an ARM processor that just doesn’t have the power to support transcoding. So when you are setting up your videos, you are going to want to choose MKV as your video format. That will usually bypass the need for transcoding. (Just about every Plex player supports MKV without transcoding on the fly, but a few smart TVs might have problems.)
Even then, while you’ll be able to watch standard Blu-ray quality locally, you probably won’t be able to view these videos remotely. And 4K Videos are likely not going to play well either. Also, keep in mind that this is not officially supported, and you’ll need to update the server software manually.
But once you account for those potential pitfalls, the Raspberry Pi does make a competent Plex Media Server.
Getting Started
Compared to using a dedicated full PC or an NVIDIA Shield as a Plex Server, the costs to get started with a Raspberry Pi are relatively low. You’ll need:
Optionally you might want to consider a case and a heat sink for the Raspberry Pi. You’ll need a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to get everything in place, but after that, you can run the Pi headless.
To start with, you will want to set your Raspberry Pi up following the standard steps. The easiest thing to do is get a copy of NOOBS to install the latest version of Raspbian.
Once you have Raspbian installed, you’ll do nearly everything else in the terminal. You don’t need to be familiar with terminal, though; you can copy and paste the commands below.
Configuring The Software
[Image: echo-deb-1.png]
The first thing to do is ensure the Raspberry Pi is fully up to date. So run the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
And provide the root password when prompted. Alternatively, you can use SU and skip all the sudo entries.
After all your updates are finished, you’ll need to install the “apt-transport-https” package. This allows Plex Server from an HTTPS source. Run this command:
sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https
The next step is to add the crypto key for the dev2day website (the source of this software):
wget -O - https://dev2day.de/pms/dev2day-pms.gpg.key | apt-key add -
[Image: wget-command-2.png]
Run the following command to add the dev2day repository to the package source list:
echo "deb https://dev2day.de/pms/ stretch main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pms.list
[Image: echo-deb-1.png]
Now you’ve added the dev2day repository, it’s time to update the package list:
sudo apt-get update
Now, you’re ready to install Plex Media Server. Just type the following command and hit Enter:
sudo apt-get install plexmediaserver-installer
After the Plex Server software finishes installing, there are just a few more details to take care of.
Final Details
To avoid any permissions issue,  it’s best to make Plex run under the Pi user. Type the following command and hit Enter:
sudo nano /etc/default/plexmediaserver.prev
You should see a line that says:
PLEX_MEDIA_SERVER_USER=plex
Change the word “plex” to “pi” and then use Ctrl+X to close the file. Choose to save and overwrite the file.
[Image: plexpi-1.png]
For reliable remote access, you’ll want a static IP. Once the Raspberry Pi has rebooted, open the terminal and run this command:
hostname -I
That’s the current IP address, write that down or type it into a text editor.
Now open the cmdline.txt file with the following command:
sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt
At the bottom of the file, type in the following:
ip=TheIPYouWroteDown
[Image: xip-1.png.pagespeed.gp+jp+jw+pj+ws+js+rj...cNE_rr.png]
Using the IP you wrote down previously. Then use Ctrl+X to close the file and save it.
Now reboot your Raspberry Pi with the following command:
sudo reboot
And your Raspberry Pi is now a functioning Plex Server. You’re ready to head to plext.tv/web on any browser to detect and associate the Plex Server to your account. Then you’ll need to configure your Raspberry Pi to recognize an external drive, rip your DVDs, or Blu-Rays, and then name your media files per the Plex guidelines.
Once you have everything in place, you’ll have access to your media collection on just about any device, from your phone to your game console. It’s a great Plex Server option that won’t break the bank.



Collect from  howtogeek]]> What You Need to Know
Running a Raspberry Pi as a Plex Server does come with several benefits. It won’t take up as much room as a server or a full-size PC. It also will use less electricity, even when idle all day. Best of all, it costs less than most other hardware capable of working as a server.
There are some downsides to be aware of, though. The Raspberry Pi 3 has an ARM processor that just doesn’t have the power to support transcoding. So when you are setting up your videos, you are going to want to choose MKV as your video format. That will usually bypass the need for transcoding. (Just about every Plex player supports MKV without transcoding on the fly, but a few smart TVs might have problems.)
Even then, while you’ll be able to watch standard Blu-ray quality locally, you probably won’t be able to view these videos remotely. And 4K Videos are likely not going to play well either. Also, keep in mind that this is not officially supported, and you’ll need to update the server software manually.
But once you account for those potential pitfalls, the Raspberry Pi does make a competent Plex Media Server.
Getting Started
Compared to using a dedicated full PC or an NVIDIA Shield as a Plex Server, the costs to get started with a Raspberry Pi are relatively low. You’ll need:
Optionally you might want to consider a case and a heat sink for the Raspberry Pi. You’ll need a monitor, keyboard, and mouse to get everything in place, but after that, you can run the Pi headless.
To start with, you will want to set your Raspberry Pi up following the standard steps. The easiest thing to do is get a copy of NOOBS to install the latest version of Raspbian.
Once you have Raspbian installed, you’ll do nearly everything else in the terminal. You don’t need to be familiar with terminal, though; you can copy and paste the commands below.
Configuring The Software
[Image: echo-deb-1.png]
The first thing to do is ensure the Raspberry Pi is fully up to date. So run the following commands:
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get upgrade
And provide the root password when prompted. Alternatively, you can use SU and skip all the sudo entries.
After all your updates are finished, you’ll need to install the “apt-transport-https” package. This allows Plex Server from an HTTPS source. Run this command:
sudo apt-get install apt-transport-https
The next step is to add the crypto key for the dev2day website (the source of this software):
wget -O - https://dev2day.de/pms/dev2day-pms.gpg.key | apt-key add -
[Image: wget-command-2.png]
Run the following command to add the dev2day repository to the package source list:
echo "deb https://dev2day.de/pms/ stretch main" >> /etc/apt/sources.list.d/pms.list
[Image: echo-deb-1.png]
Now you’ve added the dev2day repository, it’s time to update the package list:
sudo apt-get update
Now, you’re ready to install Plex Media Server. Just type the following command and hit Enter:
sudo apt-get install plexmediaserver-installer
After the Plex Server software finishes installing, there are just a few more details to take care of.
Final Details
To avoid any permissions issue,  it’s best to make Plex run under the Pi user. Type the following command and hit Enter:
sudo nano /etc/default/plexmediaserver.prev
You should see a line that says:
PLEX_MEDIA_SERVER_USER=plex
Change the word “plex” to “pi” and then use Ctrl+X to close the file. Choose to save and overwrite the file.
[Image: plexpi-1.png]
For reliable remote access, you’ll want a static IP. Once the Raspberry Pi has rebooted, open the terminal and run this command:
hostname -I
That’s the current IP address, write that down or type it into a text editor.
Now open the cmdline.txt file with the following command:
sudo nano /boot/cmdline.txt
At the bottom of the file, type in the following:
ip=TheIPYouWroteDown
[Image: xip-1.png.pagespeed.gp+jp+jw+pj+ws+js+rj...cNE_rr.png]
Using the IP you wrote down previously. Then use Ctrl+X to close the file and save it.
Now reboot your Raspberry Pi with the following command:
sudo reboot
And your Raspberry Pi is now a functioning Plex Server. You’re ready to head to plext.tv/web on any browser to detect and associate the Plex Server to your account. Then you’ll need to configure your Raspberry Pi to recognize an external drive, rip your DVDs, or Blu-Rays, and then name your media files per the Plex guidelines.
Once you have everything in place, you’ll have access to your media collection on just about any device, from your phone to your game console. It’s a great Plex Server option that won’t break the bank.



Collect from  howtogeek]]> <![CDATA[Cài đặt Wifi Marketing One Click Login cho Ruijie AP710]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3319.html Wed, 29 Apr 2020 07:07:34 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3319.html Cài đặt Wifi Marketing One Click Login cho Ruijie AP710


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]]> <![CDATA[How-to: Installing Windows 10 ARM64 (WOA) on your Raspberry Pi 3]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3248.html Mon, 24 Feb 2020 09:56:03 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3248.html
1./ WOA Deployer for Raspberry Pi 
This tool has been designed with simplicity in mind. It just works®
Recommended if you don’t want to worry about drivers, UEFI and other advanced options. It will do everything for you. You just only have to select the driver where you SD Card is located, select the .wim file of your Windows Image and click Deploy. Nothing more. Simple, isn’t it?

Quote:https ://github.com/WOA-Project/WOA-Deployer-Rpi


[Image: Screenshot-2.png]

2./ Windows on Raspberry imager

This tool offers different configuration options, it’s multi-language and allows you to customize the deployment, selecting drivers, and UEFI, and it allows to use .iso files directly. Recommended for advanced users.

Quote:https ://www.worproject.ml/


[Image: WoR.png]

(Collect from http s://pi64.win/ )]]>
1./ WOA Deployer for Raspberry Pi 
This tool has been designed with simplicity in mind. It just works®
Recommended if you don’t want to worry about drivers, UEFI and other advanced options. It will do everything for you. You just only have to select the driver where you SD Card is located, select the .wim file of your Windows Image and click Deploy. Nothing more. Simple, isn’t it?

Quote:https ://github.com/WOA-Project/WOA-Deployer-Rpi


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2./ Windows on Raspberry imager

This tool offers different configuration options, it’s multi-language and allows you to customize the deployment, selecting drivers, and UEFI, and it allows to use .iso files directly. Recommended for advanced users.

Quote:https ://www.worproject.ml/


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This post will help you : HOW TO SET SCHEDULE TO REBOOT CNPILOT E400 

Telnet to CnPilot CLI


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Enter command : service schedule reload [time] 
Then enter : save 


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EX : 
Peace-L1(config)# service schedule reload 04:30:00
Peace-L1(config)# save
[Config Save OK]]]> [Image: 71I4sxc2cpL._AC_SX425_.jpg]

This post will help you : HOW TO SET SCHEDULE TO REBOOT CNPILOT E400 

Telnet to CnPilot CLI


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Enter command : service schedule reload [time] 
Then enter : save 


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EX : 
Peace-L1(config)# service schedule reload 04:30:00
Peace-L1(config)# save
[Config Save OK]]]> <![CDATA[Some windows 10 hidden tricks]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3237.html Sun, 02 Feb 2020 12:54:58 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3237.html [Image: 23-hidden-tricks-inside-windows-10_n277.740.jpg]
Microsoft's Windows OS isn't any one thing; it's an interwoven patchwork of features built atop other features that trace back to the beginning of the time-tested operating system.
With such a complex piece of software, it makes sense that there are little tricks and UI flourishes most people don't even know about. Maybe you haven't poked around Windows 10 too much or perhaps you've remained on Windows 7 for all these years. Well, it's time to make the jump, as Microsoft ends support for Windows 7 this week.
Whatever your situation, we've compiled a list of useful tips that will help you get more out of your Windows 10 experience. Or, at least, teach you some things you may not have known about.
Some have been available in Windows for a number of generations, while others are native to Windows 10. Microsoft's most recent update for the OS arrived in November, but the May 2019 update added a bunch of new features and killed a handful of others. So there are plenty of new features and tricks to make the most of a constantly evolving Windows experience.

[Image: secret-start-menu_jjdj.1080.jpg]
Secret Start Menu
If you're a fan of that old-school (i.e. non-tiled) Start menu experience, you can still (sort of) have it. If you [b]right-click[/b] on the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner, it will prompt a textual jump menu with a number of familiar popular destinations (Apps and Features, Search, Run). All these options are available through the standard menu interface, but you'll be able to access them quicker through this textual interface.
[Image: show-desktop-button_ye5w.1080.png]
Show Desktop Button

This desktop button actually dates back to Windows 7, but is handy nontheless. On the bottom-right corner of the desktop is a secret button. Don't see it? Look all the way to the bottom and right, beyond the date and time. There you'll find a small little sliver of an invisible button. Click it to minimize all your open windows.
There's also the option to have windows minimize when you hover over this button versus clicking. Select your preference in [b]Settings > Personalization > Taskbar > Use peek to preview the desktop[/b].

[Image: shake_h7pm.1080.jpg]
Shake
This feature actually debuted in Windows 7, but I've found a lot of people don't know about it or use it (but they should—it's cool!). If you have a display full of windows, clear the clutter by grabbing the top of the window you do like and "shaking" it to minimize all the other windows. Suddenly having shaker's remorse? Shake again and the windows will come back.
[Image: rotate-your-screen_3412.1080.jpg]
Rotate Your Screen

If you use multiple displays, this feature, available on Windows 7 and 10, allows you to orient a particular monitor to fit your needs. The quickest way to do this is to simultaneously press Ctrl + Alt + D and any of the arrow buttons. The down arrow will flip it upside down, the left or right arrow buttons will turn it 90 degrees on its side, and the up arrow will bring you back to standard orientation.
Alternatively, you can right-click on the desktop background, click Display Settings, then choose an option from the Display Orientation drop-down menu to turn your page around in all sorts of ways.

[Image: enable-slide-to-shutdown_4pjt.1080.jpg]
Enable Slide to Shutdown

This trick is complicated and probably not worth the effort for what you get out of it, but here you go: Right-click on the desktop and select [b]New > Shortcut[/b]. In the ensuing pop-up window, paste the following line of code:
Code:
%windir%\System32\SlideToShutDown.exe

This creates a clickable icon on your desktop, which you can rename. Then double-click on the new icon to prompt a pull-down shade and use your mouse to drag it down to the bottom of the screen. Keep in mind, this isn't sleep, this is a shutdown.

[Image: enable-god-mode_ybka.1080.jpg]
Enable 'God Mode'

Are you a power user who wants access to your PC's nitty gritty? "God mode" is for you. Right-click on the desktop and select [b]New > Folder[/b]. Re-name the new folder with this bit of code:
Code:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

To enter the "God Mode" window, double-click the folder and go nuts.

[Image: right-click-on-tiles_z5jf.1080.jpg]
Right-Click on Tiles
Want to personalize those tiles quick? Just right-click on them to prompt a pop-up menu. This menu will give you various options, like the ability to un-pin from the Start menu, resize the windows, or turn that live tile off.
[Image: right-click-on-the-taskbar_g2xy.1080.jpg]
Right-Click on the Taskbar
Here's a handy menu that will allow you to quickly access a number of presets for the toolbars, Cortana, and window schemes. There's a lot there, and it's just a click away.
[Image: drag-to-pin-windows_58gt.1080.jpg]
Drag to Pin Windows

This feature was available as far back as Windows 7, but has some extras in Windows 10.
Grab any window and drag it to the side, where it will "fit" to half the screen. In Windows 10, you have the option of dragging the window to any corner to have the window take over a quarter of the screen instead of half. If you're using multiple screens, drag to a border corner and wait for a prompt signal to let you know if the window will open in that corner.
You can prompt similar behavior by using the Windows key plus any of the directional arrow buttons.

[Image: quickly-jump-between-virtual-desktops_5m3y.1080.jpg]
Quickly Jump Between Virtual Desktops

Do you like to multitask on your PC? In Windows 10, Microsoft finally provided out-of-the-box access to virtual desktops. So now you can really multitask.
To try it out, click on Task View (the icon to the right of the Windows menu). This will separate all your open windows and apps into icons. You can then drag any of them over to where it says "New desktop," which creates a new virtual desktop. This would allow you to, say, separate your work apps, personal apps, and social media into different desktops.
Once you click out of Task View, you can toggle between virtual desktops by pressing the Windows button+Ctrl+right/left arrows. This will allow you to automatically switch between all the open windows which you've separated into different desktops, while leaving all the icons on your desktop unmoved.
To remove the virtual desktops, just go back into task view and delete the individual virtual desktops—this will not close out the apps contained within that desktop, but rather just send them to the next lower desktop.

[Image: make-your-command-prompt-window-transpar...z.1080.jpg]
Make Your Command Prompt Window Transparent

This feature will probably only be useful to a narrow niche of users, but if you like to dig your virtual fingers into the innards of Windows via the Command Prompt, Windows 10 provides a ghostly way to interface with it.
To access the Command Prompt interface in Windows 10, click on the Windows menu and type "Command Prompt" to bring up quick access to its desktop app. Click that. You can personalize the experience by right-clicking at the top of the window to prompt a pop-up menu and choose "Properties."
Click over to the Colors tab to see a range of personalization options. At the bottom of this tab, you'll find the Opacity slider, which allows you to see through the Command Prompt window.This feature lets you code away in the Command Prompt while simultaneously observing the desktop.

[Image: silence-notifications-with-focus-assist_yjk2.1080.png]
Silence Notifications With Focus Assist
Formerly known as Quiet Hours, Focus Assist is a redesigned April 2018 Update feature that gives you greater control over the notifications that pop up on your PC. Head to [b]Settings > System > Focus Assist[/b] and then read our full how-to guide for customizing notifications for everything from contacts and apps to task-specific alarms.

Collect from : Here]]> [Image: 23-hidden-tricks-inside-windows-10_n277.740.jpg]
Microsoft's Windows OS isn't any one thing; it's an interwoven patchwork of features built atop other features that trace back to the beginning of the time-tested operating system.
With such a complex piece of software, it makes sense that there are little tricks and UI flourishes most people don't even know about. Maybe you haven't poked around Windows 10 too much or perhaps you've remained on Windows 7 for all these years. Well, it's time to make the jump, as Microsoft ends support for Windows 7 this week.
Whatever your situation, we've compiled a list of useful tips that will help you get more out of your Windows 10 experience. Or, at least, teach you some things you may not have known about.
Some have been available in Windows for a number of generations, while others are native to Windows 10. Microsoft's most recent update for the OS arrived in November, but the May 2019 update added a bunch of new features and killed a handful of others. So there are plenty of new features and tricks to make the most of a constantly evolving Windows experience.

[Image: secret-start-menu_jjdj.1080.jpg]
Secret Start Menu
If you're a fan of that old-school (i.e. non-tiled) Start menu experience, you can still (sort of) have it. If you [b]right-click[/b] on the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner, it will prompt a textual jump menu with a number of familiar popular destinations (Apps and Features, Search, Run). All these options are available through the standard menu interface, but you'll be able to access them quicker through this textual interface.
[Image: show-desktop-button_ye5w.1080.png]
Show Desktop Button

This desktop button actually dates back to Windows 7, but is handy nontheless. On the bottom-right corner of the desktop is a secret button. Don't see it? Look all the way to the bottom and right, beyond the date and time. There you'll find a small little sliver of an invisible button. Click it to minimize all your open windows.
There's also the option to have windows minimize when you hover over this button versus clicking. Select your preference in [b]Settings > Personalization > Taskbar > Use peek to preview the desktop[/b].

[Image: shake_h7pm.1080.jpg]
Shake
This feature actually debuted in Windows 7, but I've found a lot of people don't know about it or use it (but they should—it's cool!). If you have a display full of windows, clear the clutter by grabbing the top of the window you do like and "shaking" it to minimize all the other windows. Suddenly having shaker's remorse? Shake again and the windows will come back.
[Image: rotate-your-screen_3412.1080.jpg]
Rotate Your Screen

If you use multiple displays, this feature, available on Windows 7 and 10, allows you to orient a particular monitor to fit your needs. The quickest way to do this is to simultaneously press Ctrl + Alt + D and any of the arrow buttons. The down arrow will flip it upside down, the left or right arrow buttons will turn it 90 degrees on its side, and the up arrow will bring you back to standard orientation.
Alternatively, you can right-click on the desktop background, click Display Settings, then choose an option from the Display Orientation drop-down menu to turn your page around in all sorts of ways.

[Image: enable-slide-to-shutdown_4pjt.1080.jpg]
Enable Slide to Shutdown

This trick is complicated and probably not worth the effort for what you get out of it, but here you go: Right-click on the desktop and select [b]New > Shortcut[/b]. In the ensuing pop-up window, paste the following line of code:
Code:
%windir%\System32\SlideToShutDown.exe

This creates a clickable icon on your desktop, which you can rename. Then double-click on the new icon to prompt a pull-down shade and use your mouse to drag it down to the bottom of the screen. Keep in mind, this isn't sleep, this is a shutdown.

[Image: enable-god-mode_ybka.1080.jpg]
Enable 'God Mode'

Are you a power user who wants access to your PC's nitty gritty? "God mode" is for you. Right-click on the desktop and select [b]New > Folder[/b]. Re-name the new folder with this bit of code:
Code:
GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}

To enter the "God Mode" window, double-click the folder and go nuts.

[Image: right-click-on-tiles_z5jf.1080.jpg]
Right-Click on Tiles
Want to personalize those tiles quick? Just right-click on them to prompt a pop-up menu. This menu will give you various options, like the ability to un-pin from the Start menu, resize the windows, or turn that live tile off.
[Image: right-click-on-the-taskbar_g2xy.1080.jpg]
Right-Click on the Taskbar
Here's a handy menu that will allow you to quickly access a number of presets for the toolbars, Cortana, and window schemes. There's a lot there, and it's just a click away.
[Image: drag-to-pin-windows_58gt.1080.jpg]
Drag to Pin Windows

This feature was available as far back as Windows 7, but has some extras in Windows 10.
Grab any window and drag it to the side, where it will "fit" to half the screen. In Windows 10, you have the option of dragging the window to any corner to have the window take over a quarter of the screen instead of half. If you're using multiple screens, drag to a border corner and wait for a prompt signal to let you know if the window will open in that corner.
You can prompt similar behavior by using the Windows key plus any of the directional arrow buttons.

[Image: quickly-jump-between-virtual-desktops_5m3y.1080.jpg]
Quickly Jump Between Virtual Desktops

Do you like to multitask on your PC? In Windows 10, Microsoft finally provided out-of-the-box access to virtual desktops. So now you can really multitask.
To try it out, click on Task View (the icon to the right of the Windows menu). This will separate all your open windows and apps into icons. You can then drag any of them over to where it says "New desktop," which creates a new virtual desktop. This would allow you to, say, separate your work apps, personal apps, and social media into different desktops.
Once you click out of Task View, you can toggle between virtual desktops by pressing the Windows button+Ctrl+right/left arrows. This will allow you to automatically switch between all the open windows which you've separated into different desktops, while leaving all the icons on your desktop unmoved.
To remove the virtual desktops, just go back into task view and delete the individual virtual desktops—this will not close out the apps contained within that desktop, but rather just send them to the next lower desktop.

[Image: make-your-command-prompt-window-transpar...z.1080.jpg]
Make Your Command Prompt Window Transparent

This feature will probably only be useful to a narrow niche of users, but if you like to dig your virtual fingers into the innards of Windows via the Command Prompt, Windows 10 provides a ghostly way to interface with it.
To access the Command Prompt interface in Windows 10, click on the Windows menu and type "Command Prompt" to bring up quick access to its desktop app. Click that. You can personalize the experience by right-clicking at the top of the window to prompt a pop-up menu and choose "Properties."
Click over to the Colors tab to see a range of personalization options. At the bottom of this tab, you'll find the Opacity slider, which allows you to see through the Command Prompt window.This feature lets you code away in the Command Prompt while simultaneously observing the desktop.

[Image: silence-notifications-with-focus-assist_yjk2.1080.png]
Silence Notifications With Focus Assist
Formerly known as Quiet Hours, Focus Assist is a redesigned April 2018 Update feature that gives you greater control over the notifications that pop up on your PC. Head to [b]Settings > System > Focus Assist[/b] and then read our full how-to guide for customizing notifications for everything from contacts and apps to task-specific alarms.

Collect from : Here]]> <![CDATA[How to Blur Background and Retouching a Photo in Photoshop CC]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3235.html Wed, 29 Jan 2020 18:05:40 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3235.html

This tutorial  gonna show you how to blur the background and retouch a photo in photoshop cc..
First we'll blur the background then will apply some of adjustment layers to make it awesome.
Hope you enjoy !
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This tutorial  gonna show you how to blur the background and retouch a photo in photoshop cc..
First we'll blur the background then will apply some of adjustment layers to make it awesome.
Hope you enjoy !
Get your Image designed by Me : [color=var(--yt-endpoint-visited-color, var(--yt-spec-call-to-action))]https://www.fiverr.com/srgraphicsbuzz...[/color]
................
• Model Image: [color=var(--yt-endpoint-visited-color, var(--yt-spec-call-to-action))]https://faestock.deviantart.com/art/S...[/color]
............................
• Music Credit:
I Don't See the Branches, I See the Leaves by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license ([color=var(--yt-endpoint-visited-color, var(--yt-spec-call-to-action))]https://creativecommons.org/licenses/...[/color])
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Artist: [color=var(--yt-endpoint-visited-color, var(--yt-spec-call-to-action))]http://chriszabriskie.com/[/color]]]> <![CDATA[Photoshop Tutorial | Transparent Blur Effect in Photoshop]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3234.html Wed, 29 Jan 2020 17:31:23 +0000 nnm]]> https://a-zgsm.com/tipsntricks/thread-3234.html

In this photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to make transparent blur effect in photoshop cs6. Transparent blur effect most commonly popular in apple devices. In this photoshop tutorial, I will show you how to create transparent blur overlay effect in photoshop. Follow this easy transparent blur effect photoshop tutorial to apply on any photos in photoshop.

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In this photoshop tutorial, you will learn how to make transparent blur effect in photoshop cs6. Transparent blur effect most commonly popular in apple devices. In this photoshop tutorial, I will show you how to create transparent blur overlay effect in photoshop. Follow this easy transparent blur effect photoshop tutorial to apply on any photos in photoshop.

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