D....I......S.....C.....O

This is a real funny trick with which you can amuse you friends.It does not require any programming skills on your part.This trick will make your keyboard LED’s blink like disco lights.

All of this works on a vb script code!!

relax you dont need vb to execute it!!!
Just use your one true friend!!!
NOTEPAD!!!



1.Open notepad.You can open notepad by doing a right click on your desktop and then new->text document.


2.Copy and paste the code below into the notepad

Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
do
wscript.sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys "{CAPSLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{NUMLOCK}"
wshshell.sendkeys "{SCROLLLOCK}"
loop




3.Save the file with name disco.vbs


4.Double click on the saved file and your keyboard Led’s will start blinking like disco lights.


5.To stop the disco lights open task manager.You can open task manager by doing a right click on your taskbar and then selecting task manager.
 or
hit ctrl +shift+Esc

6.Now locate wscript.exe and select it.Click on “ End Process “.




basicly the code is telling your your light to flip after evey 100 mili second
soooooo we have the disco!!

Secret themes hidden in Windows 7

By default Windows 7 has themes (or desktop backgrounds that changes automatically in a specified period of time) which can be seen when you right click on you desktop and click on personalize.
Apart from this windows also has themes which are hidden and are not known by lot of people. So here it is where you will find the themes.
1. Press windows + r (Run command window).
2. Type this "c:\windows\globalization\mct" without the quotes.
3. This will navigate you to the folder containing the themes.
4. Inside every folder there will be a folder called "Theme".
5. When you open you will see the theme file.
6. Double click on it and there you have a theme activated for your desktop.

SIMPLE REMOVE CONFIRMATION DELETE

Although not strictly a performance tweak I love this fix as it makes my machine 'feel' faster. I hate the annoying 'are you sure?' messages that windows displays, especially if I have to use a laptop touchpad to close them. To remove these messages:

1. Right-click on the 'Recycle Bin' on the desktop and then click 'Properties'

2. Clear the 'Display Delete Confirmation Dialog' check box and click 'Ok'

If you do accidentally delete a file don't worry as all is not lost. Just go to your Recycle Bin and 'Restore' the file.

FAKE ERROR!!

- Customize the errors with your own message
- Change the error type
- Set how often you want the errors to appear
- Set the system to do a forced shutdown for extra realism if you like.
- Put the app in invisible mode so the user doesn’t know its running.

This application is completely harmless and only fake errors are generated by it.
To scare your friend with this prank follow these instructions
1.Download the Fake Error Softawre
2.Open Fake System crasher.This is portable version.It will run automatically without any installation.

3.Now you can enter the error you want to display,time at which the error should be displayed and how frequently it should be displayed.
4.To make it look more realistic you can even specify the time at which the computer should be shutdown automatically.
5.When You will Click on Force Crash.It will go into invisible mode at will give error dialogs at the specified time.
If you specified short intervals it will popup many error dialogs in your screen.To stop it goto task manager and find the process Fake system crasher and right click on it.now click on End process tree.All the Dialogs will now vanish automatically

Enable right click on websites

I will tell you the best and the most simple trick.You don’t require any software or addon for this trick.Website that block the right click do it using a javascript code.If you block javascript code in your browser then your right click cannot be blocked. Here is the tutorial on How To Enable Right Click on Websites
If you are Using Internet Explorer Browser

1. Goto Tools>Internet options>Security
2. Now Click on Custom Level
3. Now find Scripting Section it will be around the end.
4. Now disable Active Scripting.This will disable JavaScript and vbscript in your browser.
5. Click on OK.
6. Now restart your browser

If you are Using Mozilla Firefox Browser

1. Goto Tools>Options>Content
2. Uncheck the box Enable JavaScript
3. Click Ok
4. Open the website that have blocked your right click.

If you are Using Google Chrome Browser

1. Click on the Wrench Icon on the top right side on your browser.
2. Click on Options
3. Now goto Under the Hood tab
4. Click on Content Setings and then on JavaScript
5. Disable java script and open the website.