To install WAMP (Windows Apache MySql PHP) on Windows 10 is not to much different with installation at other Windows Operating Systems.
The snapshot on the installation processes are shown below :
Friday, September 4, 2015
Tuesday, September 1, 2015
How To Set Up Windows Defender Offline
Windows Defender Offline is a tool by Microsoft for removing malicious and other potentially unwanted software, including rootkits, try to install themselves on your PC. To use it you need a blank CD, DVD, or USB flash drive with at least 250 MB of free space and then download and run the tool.
Steps to set up Windows Defender Offline are:
1. Download Windows Defender Offline and create a CD, DVD, or USB flash drive.
2. Restart your PC using the Windows Defender Offline media.
3. Scan your PC for malicious and other potentially unwanted software.
4. Remove any malware that is found from your PC.
The illustrations on how to set up Windows Defender Offline :
Steps to set up Windows Defender Offline are:
1. Download Windows Defender Offline and create a CD, DVD, or USB flash drive.
2. Restart your PC using the Windows Defender Offline media.
3. Scan your PC for malicious and other potentially unwanted software.
4. Remove any malware that is found from your PC.
The illustrations on how to set up Windows Defender Offline :
Saturday, August 29, 2015
How to Protect Your Computer or Your Mobile Devices From Fraud and Identity Theft
Avoid Running Programs or Opening Email Attachments from Any Source You Do Not Know or Trust
You should not install software or download any files from websites that you aren't completely sure about. It is recommend that you scan all email attachments for viruses and avoid opening any from people or organisations that you do not know or trust. However, some virus may forward infected email to everyone in an address book - therefore you can also get an infected attachment from someone you know. If you are not sure what is in the attachment, do not open it.
Install a Personal Firewall
Firewall software and/or hardware helps provide a protective shield between your computer/mobile devices and the Internet. This barrier can help prevent unauthorised people gaining access to your computer/mobile devices, reading information from it or placing viruses on it while you are connected to the Internet.
Install Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware
Protect your devices from virus and malware by installing anti-virus and anti-malware software. Update the anti-virus and anti-malware regularly to make sure you always have the latest virus definition to maximise your device protection.
Avoid Rooting or Jail-Breaking your Mobile Devices
A rooted or jail-broken device have minimal security, making it easier for fraudster to gain access to your personal details and other information stored or transmitted through your device and might result in illegally using it to perform transactions such as funds transfer.
Install Anti-Spyware Software
Spyware is a general term for hidden programs on your computer/mobile devices that track what you are doing on your computer/mobile devices. Spyware is often bundled together with file sharing, email virus checking or browser accelerator programs, and it is installed on your computer/mobile devices without your knowledge to intercept information about you and your computer/mobile devices. The type of information gathered can include personal Internet usage, and in some instances, confidential data such as passwords. You can download and run a specialist program designed to help identify and remove threats from spyware. Like an anti-virus program, it also needs to be regularly updated in order to recognise the latest threats.
Be Cautious When Using Public or Shared Computers/Networks
If you access your accounts using a computer in a cyber café, a library or your workplace, try to ensure the computer has the latest antivirus, firewall, anti-spyware and browser software installed. Although wi-fi is a convenient way for you to go to the Internet, it is not advisable to access your personal bank account via wi-fi connection especially in public places like hotels, airports or shopping malls.
Keep Your Operating System and Browser Up-To-Date
From time to time security weaknesses or bugs are found in browsers and operating systems. Usually 'Service Packs' are issued by the software company to make sure these are fixed as quickly as possible. You should make regular checks on your software vendor's website and apply any new security patches as soon as possible to ensure you have the most updated security features available.
Make On-Line Transaction from Site that has SSL Installed.
If you want to buy something on-line using your credit card, please make sure that the site has SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption installed. Can can identify easily f the site has SSL because the URL for the site will start with HTTPS:// (instead of just HTTP://). An icon of a locked padlock will appear, typically in the status bar at the bottom of your web browser, or right next to the URL in the address bar.
You should not install software or download any files from websites that you aren't completely sure about. It is recommend that you scan all email attachments for viruses and avoid opening any from people or organisations that you do not know or trust. However, some virus may forward infected email to everyone in an address book - therefore you can also get an infected attachment from someone you know. If you are not sure what is in the attachment, do not open it.
Install a Personal Firewall
Firewall software and/or hardware helps provide a protective shield between your computer/mobile devices and the Internet. This barrier can help prevent unauthorised people gaining access to your computer/mobile devices, reading information from it or placing viruses on it while you are connected to the Internet.
Install Anti-Virus and Anti-Malware
Protect your devices from virus and malware by installing anti-virus and anti-malware software. Update the anti-virus and anti-malware regularly to make sure you always have the latest virus definition to maximise your device protection.
Avoid Rooting or Jail-Breaking your Mobile Devices
A rooted or jail-broken device have minimal security, making it easier for fraudster to gain access to your personal details and other information stored or transmitted through your device and might result in illegally using it to perform transactions such as funds transfer.
Install Anti-Spyware Software
Spyware is a general term for hidden programs on your computer/mobile devices that track what you are doing on your computer/mobile devices. Spyware is often bundled together with file sharing, email virus checking or browser accelerator programs, and it is installed on your computer/mobile devices without your knowledge to intercept information about you and your computer/mobile devices. The type of information gathered can include personal Internet usage, and in some instances, confidential data such as passwords. You can download and run a specialist program designed to help identify and remove threats from spyware. Like an anti-virus program, it also needs to be regularly updated in order to recognise the latest threats.
Be Cautious When Using Public or Shared Computers/Networks
If you access your accounts using a computer in a cyber café, a library or your workplace, try to ensure the computer has the latest antivirus, firewall, anti-spyware and browser software installed. Although wi-fi is a convenient way for you to go to the Internet, it is not advisable to access your personal bank account via wi-fi connection especially in public places like hotels, airports or shopping malls.
Keep Your Operating System and Browser Up-To-Date
From time to time security weaknesses or bugs are found in browsers and operating systems. Usually 'Service Packs' are issued by the software company to make sure these are fixed as quickly as possible. You should make regular checks on your software vendor's website and apply any new security patches as soon as possible to ensure you have the most updated security features available.
Make On-Line Transaction from Site that has SSL Installed.
If you want to buy something on-line using your credit card, please make sure that the site has SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) encryption installed. Can can identify easily f the site has SSL because the URL for the site will start with HTTPS:// (instead of just HTTP://). An icon of a locked padlock will appear, typically in the status bar at the bottom of your web browser, or right next to the URL in the address bar.
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
NEW HRMIS 2.0
New features include:
This application can be accessed using Internet Explorer 10+, Chrome 39+, Firefox 30+, Safari 5+ and Chrome for Android
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015
How To Do Car Stereo Wiring - Head Unit (ALS A-1008U) and Proton Waja 2001
I'm using PIONEER ISO 12 PIN DEH Car Radio Connector Adapter that I bought from ebay so that I not need to cut the existing wires in the car. The original Head Unit for this Waja 2001 model is Clarion PW850515
What I need is just slight arrangement of wires from the ISO connector adapter and the supplied harness of the ALS A-1008U or other equivalent models (bought from lazada.com.my) using the following table:
Warning: Before doing the wiring, disconnect the source of negative of the car battery to avoid any occurrence of a short circuit that may damage the electronics components of the car.
What I need is just slight arrangement of wires from the ISO connector adapter and the supplied harness of the ALS A-1008U or other equivalent models (bought from lazada.com.my) using the following table:
Warning: Before doing the wiring, disconnect the source of negative of the car battery to avoid any occurrence of a short circuit that may damage the electronics components of the car.
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| ISO Connector from the Car |
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
How To Remove Virus LNK/Autorun Manually On Your Thumb Drive/USB Flash Drive
Your antivirus cannot delete the infected files because of the attributes of the files have been set to
Read-only , Archive ,System and Hidden file attribute.
Therefore, you need extra works to remove the virus and these are the steps that I have been using (My System Windows 7 Pro Sp1 other OS might have different approaches):
1. Disable autorun on all drive (Click Start the Start->Gpedit.msc -> Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates,->Windows Components,-> Autoplay Policies-> Turn off Autoplay-> Enabled->select All drives->Restart the computer)
2. Run cmd as administrator
3. Type at the command prompt the following (O is my thumb drive)
C:\Windows\System32>attrib -R -S -H O:\*.* /s /d
C:\Windows\System32>attrib -A O:\*.* /s /d
4. And now all the files attributes have been cleared
5. Finally, scan your Thumb Drive using any antivirus to remove the infected files (I used AVG 2014 Free Edition) make sure you have updated your Antivirus before you doing this
Therefore, you need extra works to remove the virus and these are the steps that I have been using (My System Windows 7 Pro Sp1 other OS might have different approaches):
1. Disable autorun on all drive (Click Start the Start->Gpedit.msc -> Computer Configuration->Administrative Templates,->Windows Components,-> Autoplay Policies-> Turn off Autoplay-> Enabled->select All drives->Restart the computer)
2. Run cmd as administrator
3. Type at the command prompt the following (O is my thumb drive)
C:\Windows\System32>attrib -R -S -H O:\*.* /s /d
C:\Windows\System32>attrib -A O:\*.* /s /d
4. And now all the files attributes have been cleared
5. Finally, scan your Thumb Drive using any antivirus to remove the infected files (I used AVG 2014 Free Edition) make sure you have updated your Antivirus before you doing this
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