Showing posts with label Colour issue with Windows 7. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colour issue with Windows 7. Show all posts

Thursday, December 15, 2011

"Access is denied", "file is open" and "disk is not full or write-protected" Error.

Sometimes when we try to delete file/folder from Windows, will receive error message that "Cannot delete file : Access is denied.", "Make sure the disk is not full or write-protected" or "The action can't be completed because the file is open in Windows Explorer." and its not allow us to Delete file/folder.

Here is the way to delete that File/Folder ...

1 ) Right Click on file/folder you want to delete.
2 ) Select "Properties" from popup menu.(if you dont see popup menu after right click move to stap5)
3 ) Uncheck all attributes of the file/folder.(Read me,Hidden...)
4 ) Remember Path of file/folder you want to delete, you will find path of file in file "Properties" as "location".
5 ) Open Task Manager by "Alt+Ctrl+Esc" go to File menu click on "New Task(Run)" type CMD and Press Enter to
open a Command Prompt Window.
6 ) Leave the Command Prompt window and Task Manager open.
7 ) In Task Manager click on the Processes tab, search for "Explorer.exe" form
Processes list, Right click on its and select "End Process".
8 ) Go to Prompt Window again. (If its hide use Alt+Tab open it)
9 ) In Command Prompt Window type "CD" & " "(space) & Your File Path.
(i.e. If my file is in "C:\Some Folder", so i need to type "CD C:\Some Folder")
10) To Delete File Type "DEL" & " "
(space) & Filename, or If you want to Delete Folder Type "RMDIR /S /Q & " "(space) & Folder Name. And Press "Enter".
11) That File/Folder Deleted.
12) Open Run by following stap5, Type "Explorer.exe" and hit Enter to start Explorer again.

Now That File/Folder Deleted without any Error, you can close Task Manager and Command Prompt window.

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Sunday, December 11, 2011

Burning Data on DVD/CD without useing any 3rd Party Software

Burning Data on DVD/CD without useing any 3rd party software is easy as Copy/Paste data in one to other folder.
You Need :
Blank, writable DVD/CD
DVD/CD Recorder in your system

To burning Data on DVD/CD ...
1 ) Insert a blank, writable DVD/CD into your recorder/dvd-cd drive.
2 ) *Autoplay Window will open it self, Click Cancel because we dont need to use any off its option.(*if)
3 ) Open "My Computer"
optional preference to set (if you dont want to set this, jump to stap4)
- Find your CD/DVD Drive icon and right click on it.
- Select “Properties” from popup menu, Click on “Recording” tab.
- Check “Enable CD recording on this drive"
- Select hard drive that will be used to save temporary files.
- Select burning speed as you want.
- Check “Automatically eject CD after writing” if you want.
4 ) Open writable DVD/CD by double click on it, Drive will open in Windows Explorer.
5 ) Drag or Copy all files/folder that you want to burn to DVD/CD drive window.
6 ) Click “Write these files to CD” in DVD/CD drive window, you will found that on Left side of window in "CD Writing Tasks" options as image.

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Saturday, December 10, 2011

Age of Empires - Colour Compatibility issue with Windows 7

Age of Empires 2, Age of Empires 2: Age of Kings, Age of Empires 2: The Conquerors - Colour Compatibility issue with Windows 7




We can't play Age of Empires II on Windows7, because the whole picture go green, I dont know how y this happen but someone told me that it's caused by the poor color-management in aero in Windows 7, but killing explorer.exe before playing the game will fix the problem.
The best two way to do this is ..

Kill explorer.exe run time
1 ) Start the game and ALT+TAB out of it.

2 ) Open Task Manager.
3 ) Select "Prosesses" tab
4 ) Right click on "explorer.exe"

5 ) Select end Progress
6 ) Open game again

After finishing the game you can restart explorer.exe, open Task Manager click File Menu > New Task(run), type "explorer.exe" and press enter.
Make .BAT File

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