How to know the hostname of your system

Here is a step by step guide on how to achieve this

1) Press Windows + R and type cmd then press Enter or search for cmd by pressing Windows key

2) In the command prompt type hostname and you will get your the hostname of the system

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How to set an animated .gif as the desktop background

Many a times we want to do something different like making the laptop/system background using a gif image

GIF (Graphics interface format)

The Graphics Interchange Format (better known by its acronym GIF; /ˈdʒɪf/ or /ˈɡɪf/) is a bitmap image format that was introduced by CompuServe in 1987^[1] and has since come into widespread usage on the World Wide Web due to its wide support and portability

A sample gif is shown below

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Bonix Desktop Wallpaper Changer

BioniX Wallpaper Changer is the world's famous wallpaper changer that allows you to fully take control over your desktop. It is the choice of millions of users all over the world and winner of multiple awards from renowned reviewers and critics.

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Enable administrator account in Windows Vista

To enable administrator account in Vista to get rid of annoying UAC(User Account Control)
The steps are:

*Click on start menu
* Type "cmd" on search bar
* Select cmd, right click and select "Run as Administrator" option
* Now in cmd prompt
    type: 'net user administrator /active:yes',
    then press enter
Now you have activated the admin account.

To disable

* Just type: 'net user administrator /active:no'
* press enter

System Restore using SAFE MODE with command prompt

When system is not able to boot properly then to restore system proceed as following

Select safe mode with command prompt as shown in the image

For Windows Xp 
enter 
%systemroot%\system32\restore\rstrui.exe and selectEnter.


For Windows 7 and Vista
Just enter rstrui.exe and press enter

After it the system will start to work properly

Know how long your computer is ON

For Windows Vista and Windows 7

Open Taskmgr(Press Cntrl+Alt+Delete or Cntrl+Shift+Esc)

Click on the Performance Tab

On the right side under System see Up Time

For Windows Xp

Open Command Prompt(Windows +R then write cmd and press enter)

Write systeminfo and press enter

See the up time

Check Activation Status of Windows 7 & and Windows Vista through command prompt

Enter Windows +R key

The run box will appear

Type cmd and then press enter

In the command prompt write slmgr.vbs -dli

Press enter and then wait for some time.A window will pop up showing the License details