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If you’re a power user, you might have noticed that Windows 8 doesn’t include an option to create and setup ad-hoc network connection to share files and internet with Wi-Fi enabled computers and devices. Windows 7  ad- hoc   connection  feature does nothing except creating a shared connection with separate IP address to register the device on the virtual network. This allows users to use router’s default or specified DNS server address to easily connect to internet. Even though Windows 8 comes with ICS (Internet Connection Sharing) feature to allow devices  to connect to yours PC internet connection, it doesn’t allow creating a wireless network connection to share the internet. In this post, we will look at a simple tool that lets you easily create and manage ad-hoc connections in Windows 8. . Steps: 1. Open Notepad 2. Copy and Pasted this code in there       netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid= Whatever  key=Whatever keyUsage=persistent      netsh wlan start host

In this tutorial we are going to show you how to transfer data from one computer to another. We need to PC/Laptop and a lan cable to transfer data. PC 1 Step1:  Go to “ Open Networking and Sharing Center “. Step2:  Click on “ Local Area Connection “. Step3:  Now click on “ Properties “. Step4:  Double click on “ Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv6) “. Step5:  Click on “ Use the following IP address: ” and enter the IP address: as  192.168.1.1  and just give a click on  Subnet mask . Once done click “ Ok ” and close it. PC 2 Step1:  Go to “ Open Networking and Sharing Center “. Step2:  Click on “ Local Area Connection “. Step3:  Now click on “ Properties “. Step4:  Double click on “ Internet Protocol Version 4(TCP/IPv6) “. Step5:  Click on “ Use the following IP address: ” and enter the IP address: as  192.168.1.2  and just give a click on  Subnet mask . Once done click “ Ok ” and close it. You can now connect the LAN cables to both computers Now  two computers are connec

WhatsApp is now available in your browser, so you can just keep on chatting no matter which device you're using...... WhatsApp Web: Getting Started WhatsApp Web limitations Note that for now WhatsApp web works only with Android, BlackBerry, Nokia and Windows phones, not iOS (iPhones, iPads and iPod touch). WhatsApp says this is due to "Apple platform limitations". You must also be using the Google Chrome web browser, and make sure you are running the latest version of WhatsApp (in Android, launch the Google Play Store, tap the three lines icon at the top left, choose My apps and check whether an update is available for WhatsApp). Let's Get Started!!!   Step 1.  Using WhatsApp in your web browser couldn't be easier. On your computer or tablet launch the Chrome browser (other browsers are not supported) and head to  https://web.whatsapp.com .    Step 2.  Launch WhatsApp on your phone and click the three dots at the top right to acces

I stumbled upon this purely by a Try & Error process, tried it on a couple of laptops and it worked to perfection.... . *Are you running windows 8 or 8.1?? *Is it messing up so bad that you wanna run a new installation?? *But ain't gat an Installation Disc or can't find your USB-Drive?? *Does the long time it takes to create a bootable USB or DVD freak you out?? . If yes, then Problem Solved!! . Things you should have: * Partitioned Hard-Drive * PowerISO or any ISO extraction software installed * Windows 8 or 8.1 image file . Here is what you need to do: Just Extract the Windows 8 or 8.1 image files using PowerISO into a folder on the Virtual Partitioned Hard-Drive , Run SETUP.EXE , wait for the screen where you are asked for product key, insert your product key and click Install... . Now, grab a popcorn, sit back, chillax and watch the installation run smoothly just like you're installing from a disc or usb.... . I repeat, extract