Truly Speedup Internet Connection

A slow internet connection wastes time, turns streamed videos into bad slideshows, and puts your computer in real danger of being lobbed out the window. Here are some steps you can take to fix or improve your connection.

Here we will use TCP Optimizer to speedup Over all PC's internet Speed.

Why TCP Optimizer?

The SG TCP Optimizer is an "Internet Accelerator" which helps to dramatically boost your Internet speed. It optimizes Internet-related settings on your end of the connection (your PC), allowing for faster throughput. 

How To Use TCP Optimizer:-

1# Download TCP Optimizer from Here. (Download Version 4.0.0beta if you are running Windows 8/8.1/10)

2# Right Click On TCP Optimizer and click Run As Administrator.

3# Choose your maximum connection speed (as advertised from your ISP) in the slider bar (e.g., 1MB, 2MB, 4MB, etc)

4# Choose your Network Adapter that connects you to the Internet (or tick "Modify all network adapters").

5# Pick "Optimal settings" from the radio-buttons near the bottom of the program.

6# Click on the "Apply changes" button.

7# Choose to create backup and log.

8# Reboot when prompted.

The TCP Optimizer can do all the rest of the work for you and optimize your internet connection. A preview of all relevant changes is available before they are actually applied. The program can be used to easily apply custom values, and test with different settings, if you'd prefer. To do so...

Note:-

You should be logged in with your main account (some settings are account-specific), and run the program with administrative privileges so that it has sufficient permissions to make all the necessary changes.

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TCP Optimizer

Description:-

The TCP Optimizer is a program designed to provide an easy, intuitive interface for tuning broadband-related TCP and IP related parameters under all current (and some past) Windows versions. Version 4 of the TCP Optimizer supports all Windows variants from XP/NT/2000/2003 through Windows Vista/7/2008 Server, to the newer Windows 8, 2012 Server, as well as Windows 10. Some of the settings under all those Operating Systems are quite different, and the program will show only supported options for the detected Operating System it is running on. The TCP Optimizer takes into account all related RFCs, the Microsoft TCP/IP implementation oddities. verifies all relevant Registry locations for the same TCP/IP parameters, uses PowerShell cmdlets with newer Windows versions, implements all tweaks listed in our speed tweak articles, and, in general makes the whole "tweaking for speed" experience a breeze.

Requirements:-

Version 3:

Windows XP/NT/2000/2003/7

Version 4:

Windows 8/8.1/10

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(v3 For Windows XP/Vista/7)

(v4b For Windows 8/8.1/10)

Note:-

Download Version 4beta Only If You Have Latest Operating System. Otherwise version 3 is best for You.

Password (If Needed):-

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Cain And Abel (Latest 2015)

This Software Is For Testing And Learning Purpose Only.

Features:-

Cain & Abel is a password recovery tool for Microsoft Operating Systems. It allows easy recovery of various kind of passwords by sniffing the network, cracking encrypted passwords using Dictionary, Brute-Force and Cryptanalysis attacks, recording VoIP conversations, decoding scrambled passwords, recovering wireless network keys, revealing password boxes, uncovering cached passwords and analyzing routing protocols. The program does not exploit any software vulnerabilities or bugs that could not be fixed with little effort. It covers some security aspects/weakness present in protocol's standards, authentication methods and caching mechanisms; its main purpose is the simplified recovery of passwords and credentials from various sources, however it also ships some "non standard" utilities for Microsoft Windows users.

WEP cracking

Speeding up packet capture speed by wireless packet injection

Ability to record VoIP conversations

Decoding scrambled passwords

Calculating hashes

Traceroute

Revealing password boxes

Uncovering cached passwords

Dumping protected storage passwords

ARP spoofing

IP to MAC Address resolver

Network Password Sniffer

LSA secret dumper

Ability to crack

More Detail on Wikipedia

Requirements:-

Windows XP/7/8/8.1/10

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Note:-

If Google Says this is virus infected Don't Worry just download it the hacking software always detect as a virus. it's not a virus.

Password (If Needed):-

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CSA Awards to Tollervey, Stinner, and Storchaka

Greetings Readers, 

I apologize for the hiatus I’ve taken recently from writing this blog -- other commitments temporarily got in the way. But during this time the PSF has been hard at work, and I intend to catch you up on their activities in the next few posts. 

First of all, the Community Service Awards have been given out for both the second and third quarters of 2015. I am extremely happy to announce that the second quarter award went to our good friend, Nicholas Tollervey, for his excellent work in education and outreach. You can read more about Nick in a recent previous post to this blog (Tollervey), so I’ll forgo saying more about him here, other than congratulations,  and will turn to telling you about our third quarter award recipients.

RESOLVED, that the Python Software Foundation award the 2015 3rd Quarter Community Service Award to Victor Stinner and Serhiy Storchaka (PSF CSA).

Both Stinner and Storchaka are extremely active Python core developers. In the past three years, Serhiy has contributed well over 2000 commits, while Victor comes in a close second with almost 2000. Their hard work and dedication have helped increase Python’s vitality, relevance, and amazing growth -- a fact that the PSF wishes to recognize with this award.

In addition, Serhiy Storchaka is active on the Python tracker, taking the time to help other contributors by reviewing and committing their patches.

Victor Stinner’s work additionally includes 20 PEPs (see PEPs) as well as active participation in the Python community. You can view his PyCon 2014 talk here. He is also one of the developers of the tulip/asyncio project which provides asynchronous I/O support to Python. It was Victor who ported tulip/asyncio to Python 2; its usefulness has resulted in its recently being included as part of the Python 3.4 standard library.

Victor Stinner

Please join me in congratulating our latest CSA recipients and in thanking them for their important work.

I would love to hear from readers. Please send feedback, comments, or blog ideas to me at msushi@gnosis.cx.

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Jessica McKellar receives 2015 Frank Willison Award

Ask any Pythonista to name the best features of Python and they are sure to include its amazing community. For the past 15 years the PSF has recognized this important feature with its Community Service Awards and with a special annual award for outstanding contributions to the Python Community–the Frank Willison Award.

I am extremely happy to report that this year’s Frank Willison Award was presented at OSCON 2015 to Jessica McKellar (see Award Ceremony).

Jessica sharing her knowledge and skills

According to the PSF,

Jessica McKellar has served in many distinguished roles within the Python community: Director, Python Software Foundation; PyCon Diversity Outreach Chair; core organizer of Boston Python, one of Python’s largest user groups; frequent keynote speaker and tutorial presenter; board member of OpenHatch; Boston Python Workshop organizer and evangelist; PSF Fellow; mentor for Outreachy program; core contributor to OpenHatch and Twisted projects. She also has a long history as a Python advocate, as a book author (Twisted Network Programming), training author (Introduction to Python), startup founder, VP of Engineering, and MIT alumna in Computer Science.

Jessica’s tireless dedication to outreach and education created fundamental change in the Python community. In 2011, only 1% of talks given at PyCon were presented by women. Jessica’s outreach efforts included hundreds of individually targeted emails to women in technology, encouraging women to submit talk proposals, and mentoring many through the entire proposal process. In 2014 and 2015, a full 33% of talks at PyCon were given by women.

As a volunteer with genuine commitment to the education and success of others, Jessica spends a significant amount of her time on outreach, encouraging new leaders in the Python community, and sharing how Python education empowers others to change the world. She has touched many Python community members, directly and indirectly, with her grace, intelligence, and humble willingness to listen, collaborate, and celebrate the contributions of others.

The award is a memorial to the legacy of O'Reilly editor-in-chief, Frank Willison, who died in 2001. Author of the column Frankly Speaking, Willison shared his enthusiasm for programming, open-source, and, in particular, Python with his many appreciative readers. His writings and witticisms can be found at O'Reilly Archives and In Memory.

Previous recipients of this prestigious award were: 

• Barry Warsaw (2014) 


• Anna Martelli Ravenscroft (2013) 


• Jesse Noller (2012) 


• Georg Brandl (2011) 


• Christian Tismer (2010) 


• Mark Hammond (2009) 


• Martin von Löwis (2008) 


• Steve Holden (2007)  


• Alex Martelli (2006) 


• Cameron Laird (2004) 


• Fredrik Lundh (2003) 


• Andrew Kuchling (2002)

Please join me in congratulating Jessica McKellar on her well-deserved award and thanking her for her numerous contributions.

I would love to hear from readers. Please send feedback, comments, or blog ideas to me at msushi@gnosis.cx.

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Advanced Download Manager Pro 4.1.8 (Android Only)

Price In Google Market : $1.99

Features:-

– download up to three files simultaneously;

– accelerated download by using multithreading (9 parts)

– interception of links from the browser and clipboard;

– icon of the program and downloading progress in the notification panel;

– backup list of downloads and settings on SD card;

– completion notification by sound and vibration;

– resume after reconnection or program restart;

– save different file types in different folders;

– built-in browser for sites with registration;

– plan files download on a schedule;

– widget on your home screen;

– site manager;

– and many more…

Add links from browser:

– press on link and from the window “Complete action using” select ADM (supported by Stock Browser, Dolphin, Boat Browser, Chrome)

– long press on a link to display the context menu, press “Share link” and from the window “Share via” select ADM (supported by Firefox, Skyfire, Stock Browser, Dolphin, Boat Browser)

– copy the link and the service will intercept the link (supported by Maxthon)

Controls:

– press on the download to start/stop the process;

– press on the completed download to open the file;

– long press on download to display the context menu.

The program shows ads. To disable buy ADM Pro.

YouTube is not supported under the rules of Google.

For More See On Google Play Store Here

Requirements:-

Android 23 or above

Preview:-

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Password (If Needed):-

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Create Bootable USB Drive to Install (Almost) Any OS With Rufus

With the advent of ultra portable laptops, optical drives are becoming a thing of the past. Although not having optical drives allows manufacturers to make lighter devices, it causes problems to users when they want to fresh install operating systems, as most of them are still available in the form of CDs, DVDs and downloadable ISOs. For users of these devices, the only option then remains is to use a flash drive to install the operating system of their choice.

Not surprisingly, there are also a few of us who prefer installing operating systems from flash drives for its faster speeds. There are also a few of us who prefer to keep live operating systems on our flash drives to access computers without having an OS by simply plugging in our devices.

With such a lot of users needing to create bootable USB flash drives, it appears imperative that OS manufacturers provide an inbuilt way to create them with each DVD and CD they provide. However, that is not the case with all operating system manufacturers.

In fact, most of the users are left hunting for third party applications that can create a bootable USB drive for their specific operating system. To add to a user's misery, the OS manufacturers that do provide an application for this make them OS specific (like the Windows 7 USB/DVD tool) and do not support ISOs and DVDs of other OSs. Some of them fail to work even if the original ISO/DVD is slightly modified (slip-streamed etc.).

If you too are one such user looking for a solution, you can stop looking and try Rufus, an open source tool to create a bootable USB drive from any bootable ISO. 

Use Rufus to create bootable USB media:-

Rufus is small in size (>1MB) and claims to be faster at creating bootable USB drives than most applications of its type. Rufus is also portable which means that you need not install this software to use it. Just double click on the executable file and the application will start working. Rufus also allows you to add fixes to use your bootable flash drives on older computers having BIOSs which do not support booting from them.

Strangely however, Rufus can only create bootable flash drives from ISOs meaning you need to have an ISO image of the CD or DVD of the OS of your choice. 

I do not think this should be too much of a problem considering how easy it is to create ISOs from DVDs and CDs.

How to use Rufus?:-

1# (Choose Your USB) When you start Rufus, the first option that you will see is Device. It contains all your connected USB drives. If you plug in a USB drive after starting Rufus, the drive you have connected will shortly be available here.

2# (Choose 'MBR Partition scheme for BIOS or UEFI) You will not need to modify the Partition Scheme and target system type, as the default choice is suitable for making the USB drive work on both UEFI and legacy BIOS computers. 

3# (Choose NTFS) Change the file system from FAT32 to NTFS from the dropdown menu. This is the file system with which your USB drive will be formatted with. Do note that older computers will not boot from a flash drive formatted as NTFS. Do not modify the cluster size. Enter the name you want for your USB device in the Volume label box.

4# (Choose ISO File Which You Downloaded) Check the Create a bootable disk using checkbox if it is not already checked. In the dropdown menu next to it, select ISO image. Click on the button right to it to locate your ISO image.

Do note that Rufus will format your USB drive deleting everything on it before making it bootable. So, make sure that it does not contain any important data.

5# (Click Start) Click on Start to format your USB drive and extract all files of the ISO to it.

6# To install the OS, restart your computer and select your USB device as the primary boot option in the BIOS boot menu.

Note:-

Leave anything as it is just perform the setups above shown in screenshot and you have done.

Compatibility:-

Rufus works on all the latest versions of Windows and can be used to extract the following ISOs to a bootable USB drive:-

Arch Linux, Archbang, BartPE/pebuilder, CentOS, Damn Small Linux, Fedora, FreeDOS, Gentoo, GParted, gNewSense, Hiren's Boot CD, noppix, KolibriOS, Kubuntu , Linux Mint, OpenSUSE , ReactOS, rEFInd, Slackware, Tails, Trinity Rescue Kit, Ubuntu, Ultimate Boot CD, Windows XP (SP2, SP3), Windows Server 2003 R2, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and many more.

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Download Windows OS:-

Windows XP Lite:-

Password (If Needed):-

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