This batch file can convert any (*.mp4) files in a folder and its subfolders to (*.mp3) files using VLC in command line. For any update check this link : https://pastebin.com/tHsKw15V @echo off & Setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion Title Convert (*.mp4) to (*.mp3) with VLC by (c) Hackoo 2017 mode con:cols=85 lines=5 & COLOR 0E Taskkill /IM “vlc.exe” /F >nul 2>&1 echo. set “VLC_URL=http://www.videolan.org/vlc/download-windows.html” IF /I “%PROCESSOR_ARCHITECTURE%”==”x86” ( Set “vlc=%ProgramFiles%\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe” ) else ( Set “vlc=%ProgramFiles(x86)%\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe” ) If Not Exist “%vlc%” ( Cls & COLOR 0C echo. Echo “The VLC program is not installed on your system” TimeOut /T 5 /NoBreak>nul Start “” %VLC_URL%…
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I would like to offer this code to anyone who often wants to defragment and error-check their hard disks. This will do both unattended without any stops. I would like to say though, use this software at your own risk. It has been successfully tested on Windows XP Home Edition and Professional, but there are no guarantees that this software will work, nor it will not cause problems with your system. To setup the software, please copy and paste the following code into Notepad: @echo off COLOR 0F TITLE ACDDC ECHO ACDDC ECHO —– ECHO STATUS: CHKDSK scheduling in progress.…
The Copy of windows Must be activated before you login but if you Click Yes, If says already activated and then logs off. Windows says that The Copy of windows Must be activated before you login but if you Click Yes, If says already activated and then logs off. You may be prompted to activate Windows every time that you start the computer. You experience this problem even if you have already activated Windows. This article describes how to remove a script that may interfere with Windows activation. To do this, you must start the computer in safe mode, modify…
After having searched the web for advise about fixing a sticky keyboard on my laptop, and finding nothing very helpful, I put together this HOWTO based on my own successful method. This will restore the keyboard to new, or better, performance. Laptop keyboards don’t wear out, they foul out. Proper cleaning and lubrication as described here will restore your laptop keyboard to the snappy and smooth performance it had when new. There are several reasons why the keys will start to stick, spilled drinks, normal wearing off of the factory lubrication, weakening of the rubber pieces which give each key…
I have noticed that there is an abundance of people who have had their files hidden/linked to an .scr file Here are instructions for those who are having problems with missing files. Step 1. Remove the virus that caused the problem. Usually a good anti-virus can remove the original virus. I recommend: avast – http://www.avast.com/index Step 2. Scan the system with a malware removal tool malwarebytes – http://www.malwarebytes.org/ (both of these have a free version, that is the why i recommend them) make sure that these scan your pen/usb drive as well Step 3. Find your lost files For example,…
When we right click on a folder we see lot of menu options. Wondering how can we add our own program in that list… It can be done easily like 1,2,3 go… I guess it will helpful for peoples who want to execute batch flies from multiple random folders frequently or want to customize their right click menu. We are going to accomplish this by modifying the registry. Windows registry is like a heart of windows operating system, No matter what we do on the computer it has to consult the registry to either get or put info. And of-course…
Step 1. Remove the single screw in the back near the base. Step 2. Gently pry off the cloth-covered speaker face. It is attached by four posts – two near the top, and two near the bottom. Pry from the top using your fingernails or a screwdriver, then gently from the sides as it begins to separate. Step 3. After the face is removed, you will see six screws – two near the vertical center along the sides and four screws attaching the speaker frame to the front panel. You must remove the lowest two screws and the top two…
Microsoft will drop support for Windows XP on April 8, 2014. While there are sources that state the Microsoft downloads will still be online afterwards for people to update their machines, there are no guarantees of this. Microsoft is only obligated to host these files until the end of support. Windows Update for Windows 95/98 and NT were pulled offline a few years ago and no longer functions. In the future, if you need a copy of Windows XP Service Pack 3 (SP3) and the file is no longer available online at its current location (http://download.microsoft.com/download/d/3/0/d30e32d8-418a-469d-b600-f32ce3edf42d/WindowsXP-KB936929-SP3-x86-ENU.exe) you can always download…
Pstools is a commandline tool package, that has some tools like the; psexec, pslist, psservice, psloggedon and some more (standard not built in) PsTools let you manage local AND remote systems, that’s nice because we want to do some remote stuff. Lets say, you want run a program on the remote system/host. We run: Psexec -i \\HOST P:\a\t\h\program The -i option let you run it interactive, so the user can see it. Where the \\HOST is is the host computername or IP address. Then you give the path of the program and the program name to be run. Example: Psexec…
We have many requests in the Network Forum on how to properly add a second (or third) router to an existing LAN that already has a SOHO router connected to the internet. I’m going to write out a brief guide so the next time it comes up, I can just post a link to this instead of typing it all out again! The general setup of SOHO Router’s is similar. While some use a different subnet, every one I’ve worked with uses a Class C Private IP Addressing Scheme. I’m going to use the basic Class C private for this…
Any programmer when thinks about PL/SQL expects certain functionality by default to be provided by the programming language for rapid coding. This helps to concentrate more on the business part rather than the technical complexities.With that in mind I would like to share a simple topic of converting a string in to array in PL/SQL, which is simple but a yet a powerful tool to ease most of out programming burdens. Challenge PL/SQL does not provide a function to convert string in to array just like any other programming language, where in the string is delimited by a special character…
Specifically for cmd.exe on Windows Operating Systems. It is a common occurrence in the Programming Forum to see questions related to creating text files with a batch script, be it to create a secondary script or a particular format of text file. This “How-To” will attempt to outline all of the information needed to create files successfully. Cmd/Bat scripting by default creates ANSI encoded text files unless cmd.exe was started with the “/U” switch, in which case in will create Unicode formatted text files(Without a byte-order-mark). It is only the output file that differs, the procedure to create the file…
This HowTo is to provide the common tweaks used to optimize your new SSD for Windows 7. I would recommend checking the performance of your SSD before and after these tweaks to see how they impact your performance. I recommend using AS SSD Benchmark to check your performance. Warning! The reader takes full responsibiity for any damage that may occur to their PC or hardware by follwing these recommended tweaks. These are just recommendations to improve the performance of the SSD but are not required if your SSD is functioning correctly. Step 1. SATA Controller set to AHCI Mode: During…