Pen drive data show empty though data exists [Solved]

Problem: 
i am using transcend 4 gb pendrive.when I insert this pendrive in any computer,it shows the occupying space.but when I open it .it shows it is empty.

Solution:
Try this

Check if the files are not in hidden mode. 

Click on "Start" -->Run --> Type cmd and press Enter. 

Here I assume your pendrive drive letter as G: 

Enter this command. 

attrib -h -r -s /s /d g:\*.* --> Press Enter 

You can copy the above command --> Right-click in the Command Prompt and 

paste it. 

Note : Replace the letter g with your pen drive letter. 

Now check your pen drive for the files. 

Good Luck

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Do you know How The internet Ping work

Ping is simple echo protocol. Essentially you send a message to server that contains message "PING" and receive a copy of the message back. "Round Trip Time" (or RTT) that it takes a packet to reach a server. That is, it calculates how long takes for the packet to reach the server and to be sent back.

It's actually slightly more complicated, because when you ping something you actually send a whole bunch of these "PING" messages. You do this so you can average the results to get a more realistic measure of how long it took for the packet to reach the server. This can also be used to determine how stable your connection is, by measuring how many "PING" messages are dropped on sending. (I believe speedtest calls this "jitter" testing)

The RTT is usually measured in microseconds. So if you have a ping of 79 on speedtest.net that means for whatever server you were testing against it took an average of 79 ms for a packet to reach it and be sent back.

So what does this mean in terms of how good it is? Well it's hard to talk in specific terms because it really depends on what you are doing online (for instance, for gaming you usually want really low ping but for video streaming it doesn't matter as much). In general though I would go with these rules of thumb: less than 50ms ping is really good, less than 100ms ping is good to average, 150ms is where you are going to start having problems with games, and above 150 ms ping you may experience lag and such in games.

Not on your end. Its something that is entirely determined by how you connect to the internet. So if you change your ISP, get a better plan, or something like that then your ping might improve (but it depends on the plan and such). If you are worried about gaming, 79ms should be fine for gaming.

An IP TTL is set initially by the system sending the packet. It can be set to any value between 1 and 255; different operating systems set different defaults. Each router that receives the packet subtracts at least 1 from the count; if the count remains greater than 0, the router forwards the packet, otherwise it discards it and sends an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) message back to the originating host, which may trigger a resend.

The point of the TTL/hop limit is to keep streams of undeliverable packets stuck in routing loops (perhaps due to incorrect routing tables) from circulating forever and clogging up the networks in question. In Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) clouds, the MPLS TTL is copied from the IP TTL when the IP packet enters the cloud. On egress, the MPLS TTL value is copied into the IP TTL field (as long as it is less than the value in the field).

If this article helps you to understand about ping, you can visit my blog at http://evansalgo.com for other similar article.

Do you know How The internet Ping work

Ping is simple echo protocol. Essentially you send a message to server that contains message "PING" and receive a copy of the message back. "Round Trip Time" (or RTT) that it takes a packet to reach a server. That is, it calculates how long takes for the packet to reach the server and to be sent back.

It's actually slightly more complicated, because when you ping something you actually send a whole bunch of these "PING" messages. You do this so you can average the results to get a more realistic measure of how long it took for the packet to reach the server. This can also be used to determine how stable your connection is, by measuring how many "PING" messages are dropped on sending. (I believe speedtest calls this "jitter" testing)

The RTT is usually measured in microseconds. So if you have a ping of 79 on speedtest.net that means for whatever server you were testing against it took an average of 79 ms for a packet to reach it and be sent back.

So what does this mean in terms of how good it is? Well it's hard to talk in specific terms because it really depends on what you are doing online (for instance, for gaming you usually want really low ping but for video streaming it doesn't matter as much). In general though I would go with these rules of thumb: less than 50ms ping is really good, less than 100ms ping is good to average, 150ms is where you are going to start having problems with games, and above 150 ms ping you may experience lag and such in games.

Not on your end. Its something that is entirely determined by how you connect to the internet. So if you change your ISP, get a better plan, or something like that then your ping might improve (but it depends on the plan and such). If you are worried about gaming, 79ms should be fine for gaming.

An IP TTL is set initially by the system sending the packet. It can be set to any value between 1 and 255; different operating systems set different defaults. Each router that receives the packet subtracts at least 1 from the count; if the count remains greater than 0, the router forwards the packet, otherwise it discards it and sends an Internet Control Message Protocol (ICMP) message back to the originating host, which may trigger a resend.

The point of the TTL/hop limit is to keep streams of undeliverable packets stuck in routing loops (perhaps due to incorrect routing tables) from circulating forever and clogging up the networks in question. In Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) clouds, the MPLS TTL is copied from the IP TTL when the IP packet enters the cloud. On egress, the MPLS TTL value is copied into the IP TTL field (as long as it is less than the value in the field).

If this article helps you to understand about ping, you can visit my blog at http://evansalgo.com for other similar article.

Bringing HTTPS to all blogspot domain blogs

HTTPS is fundamental to internet security; it protects the integrity and confidentiality of data sent between websites and visitors' browsers. Last September, we began rolling out HTTPS support for blogspot domain blogs so you could try it out. Today, we’re launching another milestone: an HTTPS version for every blogspot domain blog. With this change, visitors can access any blogspot domain blog over an encrypted channel.

The HTTPS indicator in the Chrome browser

As part of this launch, we're removing the HTTPS Availability setting. Even if you did not previously turn on this setting, your blogs will have an HTTPS version enabled.

We’re also adding a new setting called HTTPS Redirect that allows you to opt-in to redirect HTTP requests to HTTPS. While all blogspot blogs will have an HTTPS version enabled, if you turn on this new setting, all visitors will be redirected to the HTTPS version of your blog at https://<your-blog>.blogspot.com even if they go tohttp://<your-blog>.blogspot.com. If you choose to turn off this setting, visitors will have two options for viewing your blog: the unencrypted version at http://<your-blog>.blogspot.com or the encrypted version at https://<your-blog>.blogspot.com.

The new HTTPS Redirect setting in the Blogger dashboard

Please be aware that mixed content may cause some of your blog's functionality not to work in the HTTPS version. Mixed content is often caused by incompatible templates, gadgets, or post content. While we're proactively fixing most of these errors, some of them can only be fixed by you, the blog authors. To help spot and fix these errors, we recently released a mixed content warning tool that alerts you to possible mixed content issues in your posts, and gives you the option to fix them automatically before saving.

Existing links and bookmarks to your blogs are not affected by this launch, and will continue to work. Please note that blogs on custom domains will not yet have HTTPS support.

This update expands Google's HTTPS Everywhere mission to all blogspot domain blogs. We appreciate your feedback and will use it to make future improvements.

Keep your visitors interested with the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement

Today, information is at our fingertips and blogger.com can access it from anywhere on any device. Just a few taps pull up millions of websites all competing for our attention. For bloggers, engaging with your audience has never been more important or more challenging. To help lay the foundation to a winning engagement strategy, the AdSense team created the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement.

Research shows that 29% of smartphone users will immediately switch to another site or app if it doesn’t satisfy their needs.

To help keep your audience engaged, get your free copy of the AdSense Guide to Audience Engagement.

In the guide, you’ll learn:

• How to help your audience become familiar with your brand
• Best practices to design user journeys
• How to develop content that resonates with your audience
• Ways to make your content easy to consume
• Why you should share the love with other sites by referring to good sources

If you’re interested in more updates from the Google AdSense team, follow us on  Google+ and Twitter. We’d love to hear what you think.

Blogger's More custom template flexibility

Last May, blogger added some expressions to our templating language to make it easier for you to customize your blog’s look and feel. These new expressions proved popular with those of you who enjoy advanced blogging tools, so we wanted to offer you even more flexibility.

Starting today, we’re introducing a new set of operators, which we’re calling lambda expressions, that allow you to apply rules to whole sets of data (think posts, comments, or labels), rather than just individual instances. 

Let’s say you wanted to add a flower image to all posts with the label “Flower,” for example. With lambda expressions, simply define a variable name that each item in the set will take, and then refer to the variable name as though it were each item.

<!-- Show a Flower image if the post has the label flower -->

<b:if cond='data:post.labels any (l => l.name == "Flower")'>

 <img src=’/img/flower.jpg’ />

<b:if/>

An example of adding a flower icon to posts labelled 'Flower'

There’s lots more that you can do using lambda expressions, like only showing posts in your feed with a given label or quickly calculating how many posts you have with a given number of comments. For a full list of the new lambda expressions available, check out the help forum.

Happy Blogging! :)

Don’t only share products - sell them and make money and increase revenue

Technology changing everyday. Involvement of technology in commerce is increasing regularly. Its the right time to rethink about your business model.

But think carefully before incorporating a new technology in your business. Cause technology is changing everyday.

There are several ideas and technologies around you. Choose right one what suit with your business. You can check your competitors business model and use of technology they use.

The main thing of a business is; its product/services.

There are 2 Questions:

1. What do you want to sell?
2. How do you want to sell?

For example:
Answer 1 for you : You are selling polo shirt.
Answer 2 for you : You are selling it using typical Marketing (Direct Marketing/Door to door Marketing/Outlet Display)

Do you think you are using sufficient way to market your product/services and compete with your competitor?

If you think, your selling target is not achieving. You have to take decision to use other available ways to market a product/service.

Latest technology offers you several ways of marketing. I am just giving you the newest ideas of market a product or service..

1. Social Media Marketing
2. YouTube Marketing
3. Email Marketing
4. Affiliate Marketing
5. E commerce Integration
6. SEO for your E-commerce
7. Referral Marketing etc.

Note: Each marketing idea implementation in your business require more knowledge. To gather regular update about technoloy, you can folow my blog (http://evansalgo.com).

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Install Magento Version 1 in live server (Shared Hosting Server)

Magento Installation is very easy for version - 1.*.*.

Steps are given below:

Step 1: Download Magento Community Edition from Magento Website.

Step 2: Upload zip folder to server's public_html folder using your server cPanel's file Manager.

Step 3: Extract zip folder using cpanel extract tool.

Step 4: Run your domain and follow instruction (More Details).


Note: You need to create database, db user and set previllage from MySQL Database Wizerd tools of Cpanel.