Its really a sad demise of the FnF Star. We all loved him so much. The most we can do is we can learn from the accident. Please we all should drive safely. Its fast but not furious. We get life only once. So take care.
Sunday, December 1, 2013
Friday, June 21, 2013
Think before throwing your PS2 games. You can play them on your PC
There are two types of people in this world. One can afford a PS2 for professional gaming and others who have to adjust with their normal PC. But thanks to the software developers community who provide a middle ware platform through which you can emulate the play of PS2 in your home PC. To make this possible you have to install following mentioned two items and you are good to play.
Emulator Packages:
1. PS2 Bios - Bios will check for all the virtual hardware are working as expected. Click here to get the BIOS package for PlayStation 2.
2.PCSX2: This is the emulator package which is required to play the games on PC. Click here to get the latest PCSX2 package for PlayStation 2.
How to install:
1. Create the Image (preferably .iso) of the PS2 disc. you can use Power ISO or Deamon tools to create a disc image.
2. Update your existing BIOS with the new PS2 Bios.
3. Start the emulator. You can configure the emulator to give you Max/Mediocre/Min performance.
4. Load the disc and you are going to rock with your games.
Saturday, June 15, 2013
Movie Reviews - Man of Steel Superman by Christopher Nolan and Zach Snyder
Man of Steel Movie Review:
-Dhruv Kalaria
I am not fan of Superman. I have never seen the cartoon even. The same applies equally for 'The Batman' as well. But one fine day i was forced by some of my friends to watch 'Batman Begins'. I was awestruck by the way 'Christopher Nolan' had screen played and directed the characters and all the sequences. It brought a life to the movie and later on the further parts need less to say all words would sound dumb to display the extravaganza.
With this mindset I entered the Cinema Hall. The movie started off and i really liked the way KRYPTON planet(Particularly the video telephony device) is created. The action sequences on the plant reminded me of AVATAR's final sequences, but very pleasant to watch. A child(Karl) is born in the planet since ages who has the right to think and lead his life through his free will. Russel Crowe has played a fantastic role as a father of the child and protecting him from the evils of Commander Zod. The child who is a special child for Krypton as he has the 'Atomic Skull' which can help in re-establishing the whole world of Kryptonians who is on the verge of apocalypse. This special child is sent off to planet - 'Earth' by his parents to save him from the total destruction. By the time Commander Zod is captured and sent for the sentence for infinite time. Moments later the world of 'KRYPTON' ends with great Visual Effects to watch.
The child is named as 'Clarke Kent' on planet earth. The connection between Clarke's mom on earth and him has given an emotional touch to the movie which is shows you no matter for a mother even though the son is not born from her womb can matter a lot. Its always the mother who teaches how to focus in our lives no different is shown in the movie.
A saying goes like following- 'A Card of Ace is thrown to win the biggest battle'. Kent' father knew this and he did not wanted the world to know the identity of Clarke. He even considered his life worth, a less of value and feathered in the Tornado.
Clarke's connection with Lois does not look very appalling might be am born in India where the chemistry matters the most. Commander Zod makes an entry and asks for the 'Karl' as he contains the DNA which could re establish the Krypton plant here on earth. Clarke surrenders himself and he is not happy to create the new civilization by destroying humans. He then starts to fight against the Zod and team which brings
ample and long action sequence which drives you crazy with the sound effect by Hans Zimmer ( Hats off to this guy).
Overall, a great movie to watch. Some of you might complain that the movie is un-necessarily stretched but i think the script demanded it. Do watch with your girl friends and younger siblings there are no sexy scenes in the movie. I was asked by one of my friends in comparison with 'The Dark Knight' series, i am not rating it higher than it. Master pieces are made by rare artists rarely.
My Dex Points are :
Emotions: 3.5/5
Story- 3.5/5
VFX-4.5/5
Sound-4.7/5 ( i know i am getting cheezy here)
Wow effect - 3.5/5
Overall - 4/5 a nice movie to watch.
Thanks for your support and inspiration.
Creators:
Director: Zack Snyder
-Dhruv Kalaria
With this mindset I entered the Cinema Hall. The movie started off and i really liked the way KRYPTON planet(Particularly the video telephony device) is created. The action sequences on the plant reminded me of AVATAR's final sequences, but very pleasant to watch. A child(Karl) is born in the planet since ages who has the right to think and lead his life through his free will. Russel Crowe has played a fantastic role as a father of the child and protecting him from the evils of Commander Zod. The child who is a special child for Krypton as he has the 'Atomic Skull' which can help in re-establishing the whole world of Kryptonians who is on the verge of apocalypse. This special child is sent off to planet - 'Earth' by his parents to save him from the total destruction. By the time Commander Zod is captured and sent for the sentence for infinite time. Moments later the world of 'KRYPTON' ends with great Visual Effects to watch.
The child is named as 'Clarke Kent' on planet earth. The connection between Clarke's mom on earth and him has given an emotional touch to the movie which is shows you no matter for a mother even though the son is not born from her womb can matter a lot. Its always the mother who teaches how to focus in our lives no different is shown in the movie.
A saying goes like following- 'A Card of Ace is thrown to win the biggest battle'. Kent' father knew this and he did not wanted the world to know the identity of Clarke. He even considered his life worth, a less of value and feathered in the Tornado.
Clarke's connection with Lois does not look very appalling might be am born in India where the chemistry matters the most. Commander Zod makes an entry and asks for the 'Karl' as he contains the DNA which could re establish the Krypton plant here on earth. Clarke surrenders himself and he is not happy to create the new civilization by destroying humans. He then starts to fight against the Zod and team which brings
ample and long action sequence which drives you crazy with the sound effect by Hans Zimmer ( Hats off to this guy).
Overall, a great movie to watch. Some of you might complain that the movie is un-necessarily stretched but i think the script demanded it. Do watch with your girl friends and younger siblings there are no sexy scenes in the movie. I was asked by one of my friends in comparison with 'The Dark Knight' series, i am not rating it higher than it. Master pieces are made by rare artists rarely.
My Dex Points are :
Emotions: 3.5/5
Story- 3.5/5
VFX-4.5/5
Sound-4.7/5 ( i know i am getting cheezy here)
Wow effect - 3.5/5
Overall - 4/5 a nice movie to watch.
Thanks for your support and inspiration.
Creators:
Director: Zack Snyder
Music composed by: Hans Zimmer
Screenplay: David S. Goyer
Producers: Christopher Nolan, Charles Roven, Deborah Snyder, Emma Thomas
Wednesday, February 20, 2013
How do you feel about your Start Up? Excited. Nervous. Making $$
Julie Fredrickson is a three-time founder whose current startup is PlayAPI.
I have a confession to make. I’ve recently become obsessed with being liked by a certain crowd: “Tech.”
As a woman generally unconcerned with being palatable to others, making this admission is really painful for me.
I’ve always been contrarian, sometimes deliberately, even going so
far as naming my first blog after the premise that I was always “almost”
appropriate for a given situation. But the truth is that I have always
been a profoundly non normative person.
But for some reason over the last 6 months or so I started caring
about being liked. Liked by the Silicon Valley set. Liked by venture
capitalists. Liked by the kind of men that determine who is or is not
“one of us” in tech. I’d say women but there aren’t enough to warrant
being concerned about. I wanted to be one of those founders, you know,
the type that gets silly valuations and love from the name brand
ventures firms, the type that gets written up by the tech press, the
sort that powerful angels vouch for and send around glowing intros for
as being “the next big thing,” and the sort that jets around to
conferences. In other words, I got wrapped up in the idea of having
myself and my business being hyped instead being a genuinely successful
business.
I was making justifications to myself at night about how they
“should” love my startup. We had all the pattern matching basics down
pat. We are second time founders that have worked together for the
better part of a decade. We had a successful exit. We are solving a
major problem for a growing market. We’ve experienced the problem
personally and are building for the pain points we know. We have A-list
clients. Celebrity (well in tech at least) advisors. We are even in the
“hot” enterprise space. We have a female co-founder! Don’t you want to
show that you aren’t biased? LIKE US GOD DAMN IT.
Now as someone who has manufactured desire and cool for a living let
me tell you the first thing you can do to kill being “it” is by trying
to get the people who set those standards to apply and judge you by
them. Being cool has never been about begging to be liked. But I started
doing all the things that a “poser” does. We did the
functional equivalent of changing our hair, our wardrobe and even our
personalities to be liked.
And of course it didn’t work. We weren’t being ourselves. But I kept
taking advice on how to be more appealing. And then I wondered why I was
miserable. I was floundering in the tech world’s Mean Girl clique and
like Lindsay Lohan I was starting to hate myself for it.
I got caught up in the perception market and lost sight of the fact
that I’m supposed to be serving an actual market. And I was doing
pretty well at it. Because ironically while we were floundering at
being liked by tech our business was great. All the objective signs of a
successful business abounded. It turns out I’ve got a startup that
happens to be a business. You know what that means? We make money. In
the reality markets people pay us. And they pay us more for the product
than it costs to create it. By a great margin. And more and more people
are going to have a need for this product in the future, aiding our
margins even further. I have real clients that believe my product is
serving a genuine need and are willing to pay to have us solve their
problem. Maybe it isn’t the glamor that the men in tech seek but not for
nothing I’m a Weberian Protestant and I’m happy to serve with an
unwavering work ethic. I actually like my clients. I believe in my
product. Serving our market makes me happy. You know what doesn’t make
me happy?
Serving tech’s capricious standards does not make me happy.
Because as it turns out the market for being an “it” founder and a
flavor of the week startup isn’t the reality market. It is the
perception market. Plenty of successes in the perception market fail at
being real businesses which is ostensibly what all of us are trying to
achieve. Hell, the jury is even out on whether venture capital itself is
even a decent asset class.
So you know what? Fuck you guys. I don’t really bear you any malice
but since this is a personal exorcism of a ridiculous ego driven
emotional burden I hope you don’t mind if I curse you a little bit. I
need to get you off my mind, you see. So, I don’t need your approval. I
don’t need your hype. And I have no idea why I was even seeking it. I
need the approval of the markets. I need the approval of my clients. And
so far I’ve got it. But if I spend too much time changing who I am (aka
our product) to please you then I might lose that. So I’m going to stop
caring and go back to working. And I will be patient and diligent. And
if the “IT” crowd ever comes calling I’ll wait a few days to return
their calls.
Monday, February 18, 2013
The Google Store !!
Google reportedly plans to open several retail locations in the
United States before the end of 2013, a move that would better position
its products against Apple and Microsoft.
The decision to add a retail presence, which was first posted by 9to5Google, would give Google a direct outlet for selling products like its Nexus phones and tablets and its Chromebook laptops. It could also provide a place to educate consumers about Android and help customers that have problems with their Android phones.
If 9to5Google’s reporting is correct, Google hopes to have its first flagship Google Stores open just in time for the holiday season. Naturally, Google will focus on opening up shop in “major metropolitan areas.”
It at least has a little experience in physical retail. Google has been testing a retail presence inside hundreds of Best Buy locations in the United States with its Chromebook displays, so it may have learned a few lessons from that.
Clearly the move is meant to counter Apple, which has had tremendous success with its retail operations. Apple currently has 400 stores in 12 countries, and it plans to open another 30 stores this year.
Microsoft also followed Apple’s retail lead in the past few years by opening several stores through the United States and Canada. The company opened 51 “full line” (large retail locations) and “specialty” stores in 2012, and said it will open six more stores in early 2013. Those stores aren’t always staffed by the most friendly people, but at least they’ve got a direct line to consumers who might need help with Windows or Windows Phone devices.
The decision to add a retail presence, which was first posted by 9to5Google, would give Google a direct outlet for selling products like its Nexus phones and tablets and its Chromebook laptops. It could also provide a place to educate consumers about Android and help customers that have problems with their Android phones.
If 9to5Google’s reporting is correct, Google hopes to have its first flagship Google Stores open just in time for the holiday season. Naturally, Google will focus on opening up shop in “major metropolitan areas.”
It at least has a little experience in physical retail. Google has been testing a retail presence inside hundreds of Best Buy locations in the United States with its Chromebook displays, so it may have learned a few lessons from that.
Clearly the move is meant to counter Apple, which has had tremendous success with its retail operations. Apple currently has 400 stores in 12 countries, and it plans to open another 30 stores this year.
Microsoft also followed Apple’s retail lead in the past few years by opening several stores through the United States and Canada. The company opened 51 “full line” (large retail locations) and “specialty” stores in 2012, and said it will open six more stores in early 2013. Those stores aren’t always staffed by the most friendly people, but at least they’ve got a direct line to consumers who might need help with Windows or Windows Phone devices.
Sunday, February 17, 2013
How to fix dll file pxysxcudart_20.dll missing error message for Medal of Honor and high end graphic games
Got a PC with no Graphics Card. Then on installing the game Medal of Honour and other high end graphics games may choose not to work due to the error "pxysxcudart_20.dll not found"
So do
nt get upset and throw away your PC. Just do the following:
1. Go to http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?physxcudart_20 and then donwload the pxysxcudart_20.dll file and then move the file to your "C:\Windows\System32\"
2. Bingo there you go to rock.
3. Have a happy gaming.!
So do
nt get upset and throw away your PC. Just do the following:
1. Go to http://www.dll-files.com/dllindex/dll-files.shtml?physxcudart_20 and then donwload the pxysxcudart_20.dll file and then move the file to your "C:\Windows\System32\"
2. Bingo there you go to rock.
3. Have a happy gaming.!
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
The FAMOUS QUOTES ON TESTING IN 2012
This was another great year for our Testing the Limits interview series. So to round out 2012, here’s a look back at some of our favorite quotes of the year.
January – Richard Stiennon
“Security testing of software throughout its development cycle is indeed different than quality and functionality testing. Instead of testing against end user use cases you have to have a mind set of an attacker, a completely different use case. In addition to meticulous use of security testing tools (HP-Fortify, Veracode, etc) a security tester must understand the application and how an attacker would leverage built-in functionality to subvert a system. A security tester must be diligent and detail oriented as well as imaginative and wily – a rare combination.”
February – Anne-Marie Charrett
“There’s a misconception that creating a visible testing structure is the equivalent of testing. This is not true. What makes a house a home? Not the roof or the external walls, but the people inside the house. It’s the same for testing. Testing is about the testers, their skill and discipline and how they interact and behave with others. That’s what companies need to focus on when setting up a team.”
“I think it’s essential that we take responsibility for the testing we do. This means each tester decides on their testing approach, what they test and when they’re done. Owning these decisions is what matures a tester, helping them become skilled, confident and motivated to excel in their testing.”
March – Testing Roundtable
“Real testing, to me, should be based on investigating how the software allows people to deal with what we call ‘exceptions’ or ‘corner cases.’ That’s what we call them, but if we bothered to look, we’d find out that they were a lot more common than we realize; routine, even.” – Michael Bolton
“Pretty good testing is easy to do (that’s partly why some people like to say ‘testing is dead’– they think testing isn’t needed as a special focus because they note that anyone can find at least some bugs some of the time). Excellent testing is quite hard to do.” – James Bach
“Testing has to be an integral part of developing software and not a separate phase. When this approach is taken, product quality is owned by everyone on the team. It is easy to state, but hard to put into practice because of long standing preconceived notions that developers and testers are better kept apart.” – James Sivak
“An explorer who doesn’t know much about testing probably won’t explore very well.” – Cem Kaner
April – Gerald Weinberg
“To me, the biggest weakness is not considering software testing anything but a (barely) necessary evil. Testing is seen as something that could be done by a troop of monkeys, so serious testers are treated like third-class individuals. The lack of means of acquiring testing skills arises from this attitude, as do most of the other poor practices in the testing business. You treat people as if they are stupid, then they will wind up acting stupid.”
“You can be a great tester if you have programming skills. You can also be a great tester if you have no programming skills at all. And, you can be a lousy tester with or without programming skills. A great tester will learn what skills she needs to continue to be great, in her own style.”
“Years ago, I thought punch cards were the last word in input. I thought that when I mastered sorting on magnetic tapes, I’d reached the ultimate in storage devices. I once thought that 2000 decimal digits was a vast amount of central storage. I guess what I’ve learned by now is that there is no ultimate technology, and if there were, I’d never live to see it.”
May – Galina Kramer
“My advice to anyone switching industries – GO FOR IT! Try new things and have some fun!! I love working in the gaming industry and never thought work can bring so much enjoyment.”
“It’s all about prioritization and risk assessment. We shuffle resources on a daily basis depending on a priority and work together. Teamwork is the key, truly.”
“When I interview testers the main thing I look for is Passion. A great manager once told me: ‘If an interview candidate does not know something you can teach him/her and in six months he/she can become an expert in the field. If a person doesn’t have passion inside of them – six months later he/she will still not have passion,’ I really believe in that.”
June – Seth Eliot
“If your company is dysfunctional, ask yourself if there is something you can do to turn it around and turn it into one of those dream successes. Learn new strategies and approaches for software engineering, change the direction, and bring new life to the company. At best you will be the hero, at worst you will have learned some valuable skills and lessons for finding that next job.”
“The advantage of Testing in Production is you find things you just cannot find (or are prohibitively expensive to find) pre-production. The corollary to this is that you should not be finding bugs in production that you could have easily found earlier by unit testing or simple functional testing.”
July - Scott Barber
“Testers want the products they are testing to be very good. This is a positive trait for a tester. I mean, really, what kind of information would you get from a tester who wanted the product they are testing to be mediocre? The companies who employ testers also want the products being tested to be very good. The problem is that the companies and the testers tend to have very different definitions of ‘very good.’ Testers want products to be free from bugs. Companies want products to be as profitable as possible as quickly and cheaply as possible for as long as possible.”
“What really needs to die about testing is all of the proclamations, unsubstantiated generalizations, closed-mindedness, argumentativeness, debating, personal venom and rubbernecking surrounding the ‘right’ or ‘best’ way to test. I just keep thinking that if all the people touting ‘right’ or ‘best,’ all the people countering them and all the people who can’t seem to look away (probably due to the entertainment factor) would just forget about ‘right’ and ‘best’ in favor of collaboratively figuring out how to produce higher quality software faster and cheaper. … I’ll let you in on a secret. There is no one ‘right’ and there is no single ‘best’ and there never will be.”
August – Bob Binder
“Testing burns money and it has to earn its keep. I always seek to optimize what test can do, but that’s specific to each situation. The client decides what reliability they have to have, how much they’re willing to spend to get that, and what kind of disruption they can tolerate getting there. Sometimes, education about these issues is helpful. I bring an ever-increasing bag of tricks to every situation. The puzzle is how to use available people, tools, and techniques to deliver the best possible result within the constraints of a particular situation.”
“Testing is mostly a search problem – we know bugs exist, but we can only guess where they might be hiding. To the extent we have clues about those hiding places, we should use them.”
September – Lee Henson
“Agile testing makes both developers and testers better at what they do. It forces them to think outside the box and blurs the line for many when it comes to cross-pollination. Developers want to write better code to impress the testers and avoid having to frequently revisit and refactor code. Testers learn to better understand how code works and functions which increases their proficiency at writing meaningful tests. This increases the value of your product and organization.”
“Great GUI testing reminds me of being a great chef. While the developers are micro focused on preparing the perfect recipe, all the end user wants is a prepared dish that exceeds their expectations when it comes to taste. We need to take more time to understand at a greater depth who our intended audience is and make certain that the recipe matches their tastes.”
“I really like Agile testing because it draws emphasis to the truth about pushing forward. It eliminates indecision. It points out that the very worst that can happen is that you make an incorrect decision early and you have enough time in the process to course correct. Traditional environments only allow you to learn about the failures at the end and do not promote best decision making practices.”
October – Karen N. Johnson
“We should never lose sight of what solution a product provides and our need to test from that perspective. I think because there are so many devices, operating systems and a large array of configurations to test, we seem particularly eager to automate mobile testing but if you don’t know what you need to test manually, you’re not ready to build automation.”
“What’s interesting about mobile and usability is that for the past decade, we’ve learned about web testing and have stabilized and matured the web market and now mobile comes along and introduces another market to figure out. What’s usable and makes sense on a desktop is not the same as what’s usable on mobile. Usability needs to be reconsidered and as testers, we have an opportunity to find not just functional issues and defects but to highlight usability concerns.”
November – Paul Holland
“I think that the only way to perform good testing is to adapt the approach to your testing mission to your own specific environment or context. You will be missing some major testing areas without considering how your current situation is different to other situations in which you have been involved. There is no way to apply the same techniques and process to every testing situation and have your testing be efficient and effective.”
“Some testers love hands-on testing, while others like to solve problems, some like to write, others like to code. There are so many options that a good tester can follow. My advice is to find a job that you really enjoy doing and do that – hopefully you will end up being well paid to do that job.”
- Contents by TECHGIG.com
Monday, February 11, 2013
Connect Broadband 3G USB modem internet from your Laptop to Android / iPhone with Wifi
Why to pay extra for the Mobile internet services when you already have the home braodband. If you consider your per month $20.00 for your mobile internet that accounts for $240.00 a year and in 5 years that comes to $1200.00 Why should you just waste such huge money on something just to check the notifications on Facebook or the Tweet from your favs. Also if you have noticed that even you set up a Ad Hoc connection from your laptop that is not being recognised by your phone.But never to worry about i have come up with an idea to solve your problem. I am laying the path for you how to connect your home broadband connection on your internet to your phone without any wireless router. Yes without any router, without any additional software and with out any much hiccup. All you have to do is a series of steps and you are done.
Steps in Windows 7:
Step-1: Open "RUN" (in admin mode)
Then right click it and select "Run as Administrator" option.
Step-2: Start your Wireless Network by enabling the Network Switch located in your Laptop. My switch for Dell Inspiron is on the right side( push it forward)
Step-3: Copy paste the below command to create an access ID for your device
"netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=phonewifi key=Kareena123 keyusage=persistent"
Note: You can set any name to this access point by replacing 'funkywifi' with your required
name.Similarly you can give any password/security key instead of 'password123' that must
be a string with 8 to 63 ASCII characters.
If keyUsage is specified as 'persistent', the security key will be saved and used when the hosted network is started again in future. Otherwise it will be used only when the current or
next time the hosted network is started. Once the hosted network is stopped, the temporary
security key will be deleted from the system. If keyUsage is not specified, it is persistent by
default.If you want to keep the password temporary replace 'persistent' with temporary'.
3. Once the command executes successfully. You can check your newly created hosted
network configuration by typing the following on the same command prompt window:
netsh wlan show hostednetwork
Now that you have configured the access point network, follow step no. 6 to share your
broadband or lan connection.
4. Now that you have configured a hosted network named 'funkywifi', you need to start it by
the following command on the same command window:
netsh wlan start hostednetwork
Now you can check the same by opening either 'Network and sharing center' or by clicking
connection button in right corner of taskbar.
5. To stop the connection type the following :
netsh wlan stop hostednetwork
[Remember everytime you do this , all these commands except the commands in step 3
and 5 needs administrative privilages.Hence you should follow the first step for doing the
same.]
If you don't like to type all these lines every time you start your network, then skip steps
2,3,4 & 5. You can save the three commands as discussed in steps 2,4 and 5 in three
different batch files, which can do the same task if you run them as administrator.To do
this, type the command of my 2nd Step i.e, "netsh wlan set hostednetwork
mode=allow ssid=funkywifi key=password123 keyusage=persistent" in Notepad.exe
and save it as "sethostednetwork.BAT".
Similarly save "netsh wlan start hostednetwork" as start.BAT and "netsh wlan stop
hostednetwork" as 'stop.BAT".
Now to creat or configure a new connection you can right click on "sethostednetwork.BAT"
file icon and click on 'run as administrator'.
To start the connection right click on "start.BAT" file icon and click on 'run as administrator'.
To stop the connection right click on "stop.BAT" file icon and click on 'run as administrator'.
If you want to change username and password just right click on the
"sethostednetwork.BAT" file icon and click on edit option. After replacing the existing
username or password save it.
6. Now this is an important step without this you can't share your laptop internet. For doing
this go to 'Network and sharing center' and click on 'Change adapter settings'. If you find it
difficult to find it, just type 'Network and sharing center' as search phrase.
Identify your broadband connection or your PC internet connection (for me it is 'Local Ar
Connection') , right click and goto properties and then click onto sharing tab.Check t
"Internet Connection Sharing" button and select your home network connection from t
given options in the same tab for me it is "Wireless Network Connection 2".Now click ok a
you are done.
:P Not yet ! !
7. Once you can see your hosted network in 'Network and sharing center', go to
Settings>Wireless and network>Wi-Fi Settings in your android device , and tap on "Turn on
Wi-Fi" button. It will automatically detect your PC/Laptop wifi network. On clicking the same
connection in your mobile you only have to give the password and tap on 'connect' button.
Once connected you can use your PC/Laptop internet.
Leave a comment if this helped you. I will be happy to see them. :)
Thanks.. :)
Special Thanks to Soham
You can visit him on :http://www.blogger.com/profile/14564718486824636827
Steps in Windows 7:
Step-1: Open "RUN" (in admin mode)
Then right click it and select "Run as Administrator" option.
Step-2: Start your Wireless Network by enabling the Network Switch located in your Laptop. My switch for Dell Inspiron is on the right side( push it forward)
Step-3: Copy paste the below command to create an access ID for your device
"netsh wlan set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=phonewifi key=Kareena123 keyusage=persistent"
Note: You can set any name to this access point by replacing 'funkywifi' with your required
name.Similarly you can give any password/security key instead of 'password123' that must
be a string with 8 to 63 ASCII characters.
If keyUsage is specified as 'persistent', the security key will be saved and used when the hosted network is started again in future. Otherwise it will be used only when the current or
next time the hosted network is started. Once the hosted network is stopped, the temporary
security key will be deleted from the system. If keyUsage is not specified, it is persistent by
default.If you want to keep the password temporary replace 'persistent' with temporary'.
3. Once the command executes successfully. You can check your newly created hosted
network configuration by typing the following on the same command prompt window:
netsh wlan show hostednetwork
Now that you have configured the access point network, follow step no. 6 to share your
broadband or lan connection.
4. Now that you have configured a hosted network named 'funkywifi', you need to start it by
the following command on the same command window:
netsh wlan start hostednetwork
Now you can check the same by opening either 'Network and sharing center' or by clicking
connection button in right corner of taskbar.
5. To stop the connection type the following :
netsh wlan stop hostednetwork
[Remember everytime you do this , all these commands except the commands in step 3
and 5 needs administrative privilages.Hence you should follow the first step for doing the
same.]
If you don't like to type all these lines every time you start your network, then skip steps
2,3,4 & 5. You can save the three commands as discussed in steps 2,4 and 5 in three
different batch files, which can do the same task if you run them as administrator.To do
this, type the command of my 2nd Step i.e, "netsh wlan set hostednetwork
mode=allow ssid=funkywifi key=password123 keyusage=persistent" in Notepad.exe
and save it as "sethostednetwork.BAT".
Similarly save "netsh wlan start hostednetwork" as start.BAT and "netsh wlan stop
hostednetwork" as 'stop.BAT".
Now to creat or configure a new connection you can right click on "sethostednetwork.BAT"
file icon and click on 'run as administrator'.
To start the connection right click on "start.BAT" file icon and click on 'run as administrator'.
To stop the connection right click on "stop.BAT" file icon and click on 'run as administrator'.
If you want to change username and password just right click on the
"sethostednetwork.BAT" file icon and click on edit option. After replacing the existing
username or password save it.
6. Now this is an important step without this you can't share your laptop internet. For doing
this go to 'Network and sharing center' and click on 'Change adapter settings'. If you find it
difficult to find it, just type 'Network and sharing center' as search phrase.
Identify your broadband connection or your PC internet connection (for me it is 'Local Ar
Connection') , right click and goto properties and then click onto sharing tab.Check t
"Internet Connection Sharing" button and select your home network connection from t
given options in the same tab for me it is "Wireless Network Connection 2".Now click ok a
you are done.
:P Not yet ! !
7. Once you can see your hosted network in 'Network and sharing center', go to
Settings>Wireless and network>Wi-Fi Settings in your android device , and tap on "Turn on
Wi-Fi" button. It will automatically detect your PC/Laptop wifi network. On clicking the same
connection in your mobile you only have to give the password and tap on 'connect' button.
Once connected you can use your PC/Laptop internet.
Leave a comment if this helped you. I will be happy to see them. :)
Thanks.. :)
Special Thanks to Soham
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