How To Shutdown A Computer By Using Cell Phone?

The Requirements or Tools for this Tutorial
1.  One cell phone with GPRS enabled.
2.  One Email ID
3.  Microsoft Outlook on the PC to be put to shut down.
4.  Must have internet connection on your PC.

Using this method the user can shutdown, restart, hibernate the Computer just
by sending an email from their cell phone. All you need to have is Microsoft
outlook which comes with Microsoft word. The Microsoft outlook should be
installed on the PC you wish to shut down. First you need to create a batch file
to perform shutdown, restart etc. you can write them down yourself.

Note: you can complete this trick in every operating system but, here I’m representing this tutorial in “Windows 8 Pro”.
1.  Open your notepad and type the following:
         c:\windows\system32\shutdown -s - f -t 00
     And save it as shutdown.bat (Executable file)

2.  Open your Microsoft outlook. Make sure that it is already configured for

    your email id, otherwise configured it here step by step for your email id.

    Note: you can complete this trick on Microsoft Office Outlook (any

    version like 2003, 2007, 2010). Here, I’m doing on MS Office Outlook

    2010.
(1) After opening Outlook 2010, click on File in upper side left hand corner
 

(2) Now, click on “Add Account” and Set up your account detail

(3) Now, click on “Next”. This auto account setup will configure your email server settings automatically. You can do this manually by selecting manually configure option in last step.
  

After this setup, finally click on Finish.

3. Now we will need to set Microsoft outlook in such a way that outlook checks

   you email every one minute. This can be set by going to “Send/Receive” tab->

   “Send/Receive Group” -> “Define Send/Receive Groups”. After setting this

   click on close button.

4. Now, This step is to manipulate our computer (MS-Outlook) with Email

    message as for this, we have to set up of rules and alerts on outlook. So,

    again go to-> Tools – Rules and Alerts. Click on E-mail Rules tab. In new

    window select Check messages when they arrive and click Next

5. Now in next page, check on, on this machine only and with specific words in

    the subject. After checking these two values, click on specific words

    underlined.


          

6. Search Text window will open, in the input field type the command that shuts

   down the PC. You can use any commands. For prevention of accidental

   execution I kept %shutdown% as a command. Click on Add button after you

   are done and click on OK.

7. Now click on Next. In the next window check mark on start application. In the

    lower screen, click on application link.

8. Now you’ll be welcomed to your familiar file open window. Load all files. And

    select the batch file that you’ve created to shut down your PC.
                   

9. Click on Next, again click on next (don’t choose any things in this step). And

    finally click on Finish button.

10. You’ll have %shutdown% alert shown in the E-mail Rules tab.
                         

11. Now, when you send a message from your phone to your e-mail address

     with the Subject %shutdown% your computer will trigger shutdown.bat file

     and instantly executes the command in that batch file finally leading to shut

     down the PC.

If you have any queries or suggestions related to this post, you're most welcome in comments..! :)                        

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How to Use Your Full Internet Bandwidth Speed?

We have already discussed "How to Increase Your Browser internet Speed" and "How to make your computer fresh and fast" ,in this article we will see "How to Use Your Full Internet Bandwidth Speed?"
By Default, Microsoft Windows reserves 20% of bandwidth for it’s own use like Updates etc. This should be undone immediately to optimize or increase your internet speed. To do so you don’t need to install any extra program; you can do this with a simple setting given below step by step.

1. Press "Windows key + R" (shortcut key for RUN).

2. Now type gpedit.msc in Run Box and hit Enter. This will give access to Group

    Policy Editor.
     

3. Then Navigate to Computer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Network -> QOS Packet Scheduler using the pane on the left side.

4. Now in the right panel you will notice an option called 
   "Limit Reservable Bandwidth". Double click on it or Right click on it and
    choose "Edit" option.

5. A new window will pop out where you will find Bandwidth Limit is not
   configured by default. 

6. Now click enabled then you will find Bandwidth Limit is set to 80% by
    default (in Windows 8), so now change Bandwidth Limit to 0 then apply the
    changes.

7. Hit OK and close the group policy editor. And Restart Your PC.

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