How to make a restart, or shutdown button on your desktop

How to make a restart of shutdown button on your desktop

To start right click on your desktop and go to the New section hold your mouse over it and wait for it to come out then press shortcut. A box will come up. You need to enter this code shutdown -s -t 0 for shutdown. Then choose next and title it as you please. If you right click the icon and press properties, then press the shorcut tab, towards the bottom you will see something that says change icon. Press that and an error message will come up. Press OK, and then you can change the icon. Click the one you want and press ok. Then you can press apply and you will have your icon. The code for restart is shutdown -r -t 0. Make sure you enter those codes exactly. This was tested on windows XP Pro edition. I am not responsible for damage to your system, however I see no reason there would be any problem with this. It has worked fine for everyone else I showed it to.

How to remove rogue

Everyone hates getting rogue where the program that is supposedly protecting you from viruses, malware, adn many other things, is constantly popping up alerts, and blocking programs. No one likes it. Today I am going to show you how to remove many of those. I had antivirus 2009 pro a while back. I did not like it. First it starting popping up websites, and itself, and then it started blocking all my programs saying they were infected, it disabled registry editing and task manager, and messed my whjoel computer up. Finally I got Malware-Bytes anti malware on my computer and it removed it, but to get to the point of it letting me run it -- was torture. It passworded admin and made me into a limited user account. It also enabled quota managing. I couldn't get into safe mode... and I had no other computer to download anything from. I found out that if you restart your computer and before anything gets loaded up and open programs. I found that works but you must keep restarting it when you open a new program. From there I was ale to create a new admin account and delete the passworded one. I went into safe mode, and ran malwarebytes. That worked fine. Malware bytes I give the description of in my other post, and it is one of the best programs I have used with some of the nest support as well.

My favorite programs

We all like good programs

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  Malwarebytes Anti-malware (free for life with the option to pay for more features with support either option)
  
• Spybot Search and Destroy (Free no more features, however there is no support of it)
  
• Ccleaner (free, unsure if there is support)
  
• Key scrambler (free unsure if there is support)
  
• Mil shield (free trial)

What do these programs do?

The first one, Malwarebytes Anti-Malware is a (you guessed it) Anti-Malware program. I feel that it is superior to others, and I would recommend this.

The second one Spybot search and destroy gets rid of most spyware, that other programs can't. I would also recommend this program. This one is superior to others because it is updated often, and is easy for anyone to use. The down side to this program, is that it as lots do falsely detects items, and you have to make sure that it won't delete important programs or files, If this does happen -- there is a recovery center.

The following one is Ccleaner. It removes any browsing history, to where others cannot see it -- at least the basic PC user. Others can who are good with conputers. Mil shield, which I will tell you about next can remove most of that.

After that I would recommend Mil shield. It removes most of the advanced users ability to find your browsing history. This only comes with a free trial. Now I am not saying that all your history is untracable -- but after you run ccleaner, and mil shield the chances are pretty slim.

The Final one is key scrambler. This program is highly effective in stopping keyloggers from getting anything that you type. Keyloggers can only detect decrypted keys. It encrypts, then decrypts keys so you can see them -- but the keylogger can't.

Its a Technical World

I opened this blog because I want to help with computers. I have all these problems I can never find the answer too. I work and work and work and finally fix it. I will try and fix whatever your problem is if you email it to me at itsatechnicalworld@yahoo.com . I will try my best to get back to you. I cannot guarantee that you will get a reply, but I can guarantee that it will be read, and I will try to post updates. To subscribe to our mailing list email itsatechnicalworld@yahoo.com
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