Manipulate boot.ini file to trick startup logon

Boot.ini is the system file that functions to boot and logon into windows operation system when computer has begin to turned on. Exactly it located on C://

On normal mode in windows this file was hidden by system. But you can find it as you uncheck the hidden option in folder option menu. ^_^

In windows explorer go to tools > folder options .
- In view menu, check Show Hidden files and folder radio button.
- Uncheck Hide extentions for known file types
- Uncheck Hide protected operating system file . then hit apply.
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Now back to topic bout boot.ini file :-) ,besides has funtions to logon into windows, in some case with some modification or adding some simple code script may turn it into joke program. Sometimes i also trying this to my friend's computer in office to trick them..heheheh...just for fun only..not to destroy...this is still some low case only..no need to call "polisi apalagi intelegen".wkwkwk...:-D

Is this virus? i answer it yeah or maybe not..just answer it whatever you like as you try it by your self..^_^ hehe..
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First thing you have to do is be sure to back up this boot.ini file before you try this trick, because this original boot.ini file is a simple way to turn back your computer status into normal as before. ^_^

Now lets begin. :-D

- Double click boot.ini file that located in C://
- As open, try to find this script there:

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="Micro soft Windows XP Professional" /noexecute=optin /fastdetect /noguiboot


- Change it into this:

multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="halo..halo...halo...apa kbr..."
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The final result before you save and close it, the codes are going like this:
[boot loader]

timeout=1000
default=multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOW S[operating systems]
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="halo..halo...halo...apa kbr..."
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="halo..halo...halo...apa kbr..."
multi(0)disk(0)rdisk(0)partition(1)\WINDOWS="halo..halo...halo...apa kbr..."
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Note:
- timeout=1000 (the greater of this value will make your computer take a long time to logon. The standard timeout from windows sets on 30. What will becoming if this value are sets into 100000000?? haha... i also dont know what happens. But maybe it works, maybe fail. coz maybe the windows system set the maximum value for this. But who knows, i also not ever try it..:-p)
- text "halo..halo..halo..apa kbr.." can be change into whatever words you wish to type it.

Actually with adding some script in there could make it be a dangerous / fatal program that could crashes your windows operation system. But im not to explain it this time. This is for fun only not to wreck anything..hehehe...
Yeahhh....doing well this job. then save it pal...:-D and quickly to restart your pc now.. Then.... see what happens...^_^

Just remember, to place the original boot.ini file to the location it was to turn back your pc into normal again.
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Ndra Az

How to repair your missing .dll file

DLL's (dynamic link library) bassically is the combination from executeable file that coming from programs that needed to runs in windows. But have you ever seen (when you start to run some program) then the pop up screen appears with this message: "System could not fine this DLL file" for example binkw32, maxkernl.dll, etc.. Generally its happens when your computer has been installed some new programs/application or other drivers that concerning with computer mishandling.

But not to worry, theres a trick to recall that missing dll file with regsrv32

To repair the missing dll, simply go to:
- Start > Run > type regsrv32 [space] [the missing dll name]
ex: regsrv32 urlmon32.dll. Then hit OK button.

With this command, the system will reactive that missing dll file. Hav a try...^_^

How to manually blacklist website address

There're many softwares that could block your access to some websites. But actually theres some ways to do it without any softwares. You also can to do it with IE. But this time i'll explain the other tricks to doing with system32.. ^_^

To the point we do it so:

- Go to C://windows/system32/drivers/etc
- Find files named Hosts (this file doesnt has any format to open.But you still could open it..:-D)
- Double click that file. If the "open with" windows appear. Select the notepad program. Bingooo....you've opened that file...congrat...hehehe...lol
- As you can see there..find the last text on the below there. that types with: 127.0.0.1 localhost
- Just adding some website address that you want to block access to that site. For example, you want to put www.frienster.com into your blacklist website.
- Type this in the below after. type 127.0.0.2 www.friendster.com
- Save it with ctrl+s then restart your computer.

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NB: You can add as many as blacklists address. Just remember to sort in every row below. start in 127.0.0.2 . Then 127.0.0.3... and goes to next...
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