About Me

Hi! My name is Saket and I am a Civil Engineering Student.
Strange isn't it!! Seeing a civil engineering student write such stuff? Well that's what I do on this blog. I write interesting stuff that might help you out at times so do check it out.
Your valuable comments and suggestions are always welcome. For any queries, suggestions or requested posts, do feel free to contact me here.
Thanks.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Use Wake-on-LAN to turn on your Computer using your Android Phone

Image
Earlier we talked about Wake-on-LAN.  Let us now see how to use your Android device to remotely power on your PC. Following day, you can get to your desk with Windows already booted. Before You Start For this setup to work, your computer must support Wake-on-LAN  (WoL). WoL is a feature of the motherboard.  We've already talked about WoL- how to set it up and use it so we'll directly jump to what we really want to do here. Note: If you cannot find an option for Wake on LAN, the following setup likely won’t work. However, you can still  set Windows up to launch selected programs at boot . The Quick & Easy Setup If your computer system supports WoL, your first step is to install  Wake On Lan , a free Android app. Download:  Wake On Lan (Free) Next, you need to connect your Android device to your Windows computer using the app. When you first open the app, it will look pretty bleak. Tap the  +  icon in...
Read more

What is Wake-on-LAN

Image
How convenient would it be if you could power up or turn on your computer remotely from miles away and that too in a low power mode. Well that's what Wake-on-LAN is all about. Let's check out what exactly is this Wake-on-LAN and how can you enable it. So What is Wake-on-LAN? Wake-on-LAN (sometimes abbreviated WoL) is an industry standard protocol for waking computers up from a very low power mode remotely. The definition of low power mode  has changed a bit over time, but we assume that it means that the computer is OFF  and still has access to a power source. The protocol also allows for a supplementary Wake-on-Wireless-LAN ability as well. This is useful if you plan to access your computer remotely for any reason: it allows you to retain access to your files and programs, while keeping the PC in a low-power state to save electricity. Anyone who uses a program like TeamViewer, or keeps a file server or game server program available, should probably have the op...
Read more

What's new in the Windows 10 Creator's Update

Image
Hi guys! Today's post is not about any useful hack but it's about the latest Major update that Microsoft has brought for its existing Windows 10 users. With the official release of the new major update from Microsoft, the Windows 10 Creator's Update there is a bunch of new features you'd like to try out. First of all let's see the various ways in which you can get this update: Automatically: Using the Update and Security from settings, you can automatically get the update if automatic updates is turned on. This will be official and direct from Microsoft. If updates aren't enabled on your Windows 10 computer, you can check it manually too. From Microsoft online store: You can also visit microsoft online store  to download the Windows 10 Upgrade Assistant. The above software will do the rest. Now What's New with this update? Add a new dimension to your creativity with 3D in Windows 10 Now the Creator's update is ready to serve your creativi...
Read more