Now the Computer Will Call Your Name When It Starts Up
Imagine what it would be like if your computer called your name when you turned it on?
Today, I will teach you how to make your computer call you. But it will not just call you by your name, it will also say the text you type when your computer starts up.
No, if you work exactly as I show you, you will be 100% successful.
Let’s get started then:
First, copy the code below and save it to your notepad.
Paste on a pad:
……………………………………………………………..
Dim speaks,” Welcome to
HowTrick.Com” Set speech=CreateObject
(“sapi.spvoice”) speech. Speak speaks
“”””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””””
Enter your name in place of create object.
Now save it, while saving, click on ” Save As from the file and save it with HowTrick.vbs.
Note: I wrote Computer here.
HowTrick.Com You can change this text to whatever you want.
Double-click on the saved file and watch your computer speak.
Now your computer is turned on.
Time will tell, and it will have to be set.
Follow me:
Go to your computer and paste this into the address bar:
C: UsersUser-
NameAppDataRoamingMicrosoftWindowsStartMenuPr
Paste it into the program’s Startup folder:
Now restart your computer and see what you wrote when your computer starts up.
I hope you like it.
Hack Your Friend’s Keyboard
Use it on your friend’s PC or on a PC that needs to install a new operating system.
Open Notepad on your computer and copy and paste the code below.
Set wshShell =wscript.CreateObject(“WScript.Shell”)
do
wscript. sleep 100
wshshell.sendkeys “{CAPSLOCK}”
wshshell.sendkeys “{NUMLOCK}”
wshshell.sendkeys “{SCROLLLOCK}”
loop
Now save the file in .vps format. For example, myfile.vps.
And look at the light dancing on the keyboard.
Fix ShortcutVirus-Infected Device Through CMD Command
Whenever you insert any storage device into a USB, the
shortcut virus makes all your files or folders
shortcuts in a very bad way
. As a result, your computer is infected with a shortcut virus.
Whenever you insert any USB into the computer, this bad virus also enters it and infects the device.
Let’s see how to get rid of this problem.
First, open CMD, run from your PC.
Then enter the drive letter of your affected
USB in CMD.
Suppose if your
pendrive is f then enter f: in cmd
and press enter.
Look at the cmd and see I: it comes up like this.
Then write it as I wrote below.
attrib /s /d -r -s -h
Then press enter.
Well, your work is done.
Then check if the shortcut files
are stored at the top or bottom of the pen drive, and the original files are intact.
