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02/02/2022

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03/10/2021

Stop ransomware attacks by hackers! Here is how to do so - 3 tips

1. Take regular backups of your data and store them safely

During ransomware attacks, hackers rely on encrypting a user’s drive or all their folders and thereby locking them out of their own data. However, if you take regular backups with more than one copy and store them safely, you can make sure that the risk of losing your data is reduced.

2. Controlled access prevents extensive access to sensitive data

Microsoft Windows comes with a feature called Controlled folder access, that prevents untrusted applications from editing or modifying files in the most critical areas of the operating system – your home folder.

3. Restrict access to people using the system to limit damage

If you protect your systems by limiting access to different users based on access to the files they need, it will reduce the avenues for attackers to access that data. That way, even if your organization's system does get compromised it does not guarantee the attacker access to all your files.

26/10/2020

Decided to do a vector cartoon portrait of coz we are locked down with the curfew ish. Gotta stay busy lol.

19/11/2018

21/05/2018

How to Completely Uninstall / Remove a Software Program in Windows without using 3rd Party Software?

PART 4 - Empty Temp Folder:

Finally, you can also empty Temp folder which contains temporary files and cleaning this folder is absolutely safe.

To empty Temp folder, type following one by one in RUN or Start Menu search box and press Enter:

%temp%
temp

It will open Temp folders. You can empty them. If Windows shows errors while deleting a few files, leave them. These files might be used by some running software or Windows services.

After following the above mentioned steps, you will be able to completely uninstall and remove a software program from Windows.

21/05/2018

How to Completely Uninstall / Remove a Software Program in Windows without using 3rd Party Software?

PART 3 - Remove Software Keys from Windows Registry:

Follow this step only if you are comfortable with Windows Registry and if you have used Registry Editor in past.

When you uninstall a software program, many times its entry in Windows Registry is not deleted by the uninstaller. Which might increase Windows Registry size.

To completely uninstall the software, you'll also need to delete its key from Windows Registry.

1. Type regedit in RUN or Start Menu search box and press Enter. It'll open Registry Editor.

2. Now go to following keys one by one:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE
HKEY_USERS\.DEFAULT\Software

64-bit system users will also need to check following extra key:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node

Once you go to the above mentioned keys, look for a key with the name of your uninstalled software. If you find a key, delete it.

If you get an error while deleting a Registry key such as "Cannot delete key: Error while deleting key", you'll need to take ownership of the key.

NOTE: Make sure to take a backup before deleting anything from Windows Registry so that you can restore it later if something goes wrong. To take backup, right-click on the key which you are going to delete and select "Export". It'll save a .REG file containing the backup of that key.

NOTE2: Expert users can also find all occurrence of the key with the name of uninstalled software using "Ctrl+F" and delete them. You'll have to be very cautious for it. Delete the key only if you are absolutely sure that the key was created by the uninstalled software.

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17/05/2018

How to Completely Uninstall / Remove a Software Program in Windows without using 3rd Party Software?

PART 2 - Delete Remaining Files and Folders of the Program:

Even though you have uninstalled the software using Control Panel, some files of this program might still remain in a few system folders.

To delete these leftovers, you'll need check following folders:

%programfiles%
%programfiles(x86)%
%appdata%

If you find any folder with the name of the software program which you uninstalled using 1st step, delete it.

NOTE: Press Winows Key + R and type the above folders individually. It'll open the folders directly.

Program Files folder: