HOW TO MAKE BOOTABLE PENDRIVE USING CMD

By MANSOOR in , on 12:53 PM with No comments

                            Bootable usb pendrive using cmd


Creating a usb pendrive using command prompt is not hard, it is one of the most common ways to create a bootable usb.
      This method does not work if your operating sistem is windows xp or windows 8 , you cannot select the primary partition in comand prompt.
            You just need to follow these simple steps:
  1. First step is to obtain the windows files from somewhere and save them to a folder in your pc. You can rip a windows dvd , or if you have the iso image file you can open it with magic disc or daemon tools or even winrar , and you need to copy the whole content to a folderanywhere in your pc , you just need to make sure you know where it is located.
  2. Make sure your usb stick is inserted, go to start search cmd , right click the  file and selectrun as administrator. The command prompt will appear, now you need to write the following comands:
  3. diskpart→list disk(list volume)→select disk 1(select volume 1)(chose  the usb device, you will recognize it by its size)→clean(this will erase the usb)→create partition primary→select partition 1→active→format fs=ntfs(this will format the usb drive and will take 10-15 minutes)→

       4. After the format is done you have to continue writting  in command promt :  →assign(now you will notice that the usb drive changed its letter to (H): or (G))→exit(this command will exit the disk part function)
       5.Now you have to write the path to the executable file in your windows saved folder , make sure that in your windows folder you have the boot folder with the bootsect executable file


6. In my case the command goes like this:   E:→cd win 7 sp1→
            →cd boot→bootsect.exe/nt60 h:(h is the letter of the usb drive ,this comand will update the boot core)→exit (this will exit command prompt)
                           

7. Now you have to copy all the files in the windows folder to your usb drive. 

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Install Windows Using Pendrive :Win To Flash Easy Steps 





How to Recover or Remove an iPhone Restriction code

By MANSOOR in , on 3:49 AM with No comments
             

    How to Recover or Remove an iPhone Restrictions Password

                          Forgotten your iPhone’s ‘Restrictions Passcode’?

Many people set-up a ‘Restrictions Passcode’ to regulate usage of their or someone else’s iPhone. It’s not hard to forget a passcode, especially if these setting aren’t changed regularly. So what can be done if the worst scenario arises and you find yourself locked out of the ‘Restrictions’ settings?

                                       

Well fortunately there are a couple of ways to remedy this, today we are going to keep the process simple and do it without the need for jail-breaking. Anyone that has been told this is difficult or that “you need to restore your iPhone as a new device through iTunes” should read on!
You will need an iTunes backup to retrieve your iPhone’s ‘Restrictions Passcode’. Make sure your backup contains the passcode prior to proceeding by simply syncing your iPhone with iTunes. If you have already synced your iDevice since the ‘Restrictions Passcode’ was set, you will not need to sync again.

Download the iPhone Backup Extractor

First you need to download the latest version of our application, it’s free to use a perfect for small file extractions like this. The programme will run on any Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 or Windows 8 operating system, in both 32 or 64-bit modes. It will also work on Linux and OS X machines with Mono or Wine installed (both free).
For more information on installing and running the iPhone Backup Extractor check out our help pages.

Extracting the ‘com.apple.springboard.plist’ file

Once the application is open, click on the ‘Expert mode’ button. This open an explorer window where you can see all the files in your iTunes backup. To find the ‘com.apple.springboard.plist file’ navigate to the following folder:
Library > Preferences

                        
The list of files in this folder is alphabetical so it should easy to find, once you have tick the box next to the file and click the ‘Extract selected’ button.
You will then be asked to save the file, save it somewhere easy to find like your Desktop.

Opening the com.apple.springboard.plist file

Once you have save the files to the Desktop, go back to the iBPE app and click ‘File’. A drop-down will appear and the first option is ‘View Plist’, click this option. It will open a read-only xml file containing various configurations.
At this point you maybe asking why do I need to do this step, can’t I just open the file in a text editor? The answer is yes, but because the file will be in binary rather than raw XML you will not to be able to read the contents. The ‘View Plist’ option will automatically convert the binary to a readable XML format for you.

                                     

            Some users with jail-broken iDevices may have retrieved the ‘com.apple.springboard.plist’ file directly from their iDevice and will find it unreadable too. As it’s the same file you can simple view it straight away with the PList viewer in the iPBE application.
UPDATE! Our latest version of the iPhone Backup Extractor software now includes a built-in .plist editor, so you can both view and edit .plist files.

Viewing the ‘SBParentalControlsPin’ aka the ‘Restrictions Passcode’

Scan down the read-only file until you get to a line that says SBParentalControlsPin. Below this key is the ‘Restrictions Passcode’, it will be in the following format 1234
                                 



Make a note of this number and enter it back into your iPhone when the ‘Restrictions Passcode’ is requested. Voilà, you should now have full access to your ‘Restrictions’ settings, enjoy!
This process can be used for all iDevices that have the ‘Restrictions’ option installed. This includes the iPad, iPad 2 and iPod Touch.

If you have any other helpful iPhone hints you would like to share, please let us know here or leave a comment on this blog and tell us your passcode story.
UPDATE! Previously, we found that once removed/re-added iOS 5 or iOS 6 no longer stored the Restrictions Passcode in the com.apple.springboard.plist file. Until we found an workaround!:) So, iOS 5 and iOS 6 users that forgot Restrictions Passcode should follow our guide on how to recover Restrictions PIN without factory reset your iPhone or iPad on iOS 5 and iOS 6 iTunes backups.

Restrictions Passcode reset with 2 clicks using iPhone Backup Extractor

If you find it hard, don’t have enough time, need your parental controls PIN urgently or you are simply not that technical to follow our manual Restrictions PIN reset guide, then our latest automatic Restrictions PIN reset feature of the iPhone Backup Extractor software should do the job for you! Note that the automatic Restriction PIN reset feature is only available using the Home or Pro version of the software and works on all iOS unencrypted iTunes backups.
The latest version of the iPhone Backup Extractor offers along with the extraction of your most used data (such as: contacts, SMS,call history, photos, calendar entries, videos and many more):
extraction of new backup data such as WhatsApp messages,
new built in PList Editor that helps you view and edit .plist files,
support for old iOS 2 and iOS 3 backups and
improved support for encrypted backups.
Happy resetting of your Restrictions Passcode!


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How to reset the Restrictions Passcode on Iphone

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 Remove Parental controls from your   iPhone or iPad  in a few seconds




If you have lost or forgotten the restrictions passcode to your iPhone or iPad, there's an easy way to reset it using the Home or Pro version of the iPhone Backup Extractor from version 4.1.4 onward. The Restrictions PIN can be found by the application in an un-encrypted iTunes backup of your iPhone or iPad, if parental controls are enabled. The Restrictions passcode can be reset to "1234" by simply changing a file in the iTunes backup and then restoring your iDevice.

                                 


The iPhone Backup Extractor will reset your restrictions passcode

Until now, it was possible to edit the com.apple.springboard.plist manually after extracting it from the backup. We have now made this process much easier: our application includes a built-in .plist editor and will reset the code for you with just a few easy clicks. All you have to do is:
Make an un-encrypted backup of your device OR if you have an encrypted backup, remove encryption
Download and open the iPhone Backup Extractor
Open your iTunes backup with the iPhone Backup Extractor
Click the "Extract" menu and select "Restrictions PIN"
Reset the PIN passcode to "1234"
Restore your backup
The iPhone Backup extractor will recover your parental controls PIN on all un-encrypted iTunes backups, from ALL versions of iOS! The latest version of our app includes WhatsApp messages extraction and improved support for encrypted corrupt backups, and works on all versions of Windows, including Windows 8.
Let us know in the comments what other features you would like to see!
How to Jailbreak IPHONE Using Pangu

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          How to Jailbreak iOS 7.1.2 using Pangu







Apple just released iOS 7.1.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch for bug fixes and security updates.
The good news is that iOS 7.1.2 can be jailbroken using Pangu out of the box, so jailbreakers can safely update your iOS device to iOS 7.1.2, and use Pangu to jailbreak it.
Some important points before you proceed:
  • Please note Pangu is an untethered jailbreak for iOS 7.1, iOS 7.1.1 and iOS 7.1.2.
  • Pangu supports following iOS 7.1 – iOS 7.1.2 devices:
    • iPhone 5s, iPhone 5c, iPhone 5, iPhone 4S and iPhone 4
    • iPad Air, iPad 4, iPad 3, iPad 2
    • iPad mini, Retina iPad mini
    • iPod touch 5G
  • Please disable the passcode as the jailbreak may fail, if the passcode is enabled (Settings -> General -> Passcode Lock On -> Turn Passcode Off).
  • Take a backup of your device using iTunes or iCloud before proceeding.
  • Please ensure you’ve updated iTunes to the latest version.
  • Please note that jailbreaking your iOS device may void your warranty and hence proceed with caution and at your own risk.
Step 1: Download the latest version of Pangu jailbreak for Mac or Windows from this page.
Step 2:
Mac users: Double click on the Pangu dmg file you just downloaded to mount it.
Windows users: Launch the Pangu exe file as an Administrator. Right Click on the Pangu exe and select the “Run as Administrator” option.
Step 3: You should be presented with a screen like the one seen below. Click on the black Jailbreak button.
Step 4: Follow the on-screen instructions. The app will ask you at one point to set your iOS device to June 2nd. To do this, go to Settings -> General -> Date & Time.
Step 5: After you change the date, it should restart the process and install the Pangu app on your iOS device.
Step 6: Tap on the Pangu app on the Home screen of your device when prompted to continue with the jailbreak process. You will get a warning message, which will ask you whether you are “sure you want to open the Application “Pangu” from Developer “iPhone Distribution: Hefei Bo Fang communication technology co., LTD?”. Tap on theContinue button to continue with the jailbreak process.
Step 7: Wait for your device to reboot several times. After a few minutes you should see that you have Cydia on your home screen and you’ll be ready to start installing tweaks on iOS 7.1.2. You can also revert back to set the time automatically via the Settings app.


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