May 30, 2010

HOW TO MAKE BOOTABLE WINDOWS 7/VISTA USB DRIVE (100% WORKING)

hi Friends! this instruction is given to install window vista/w7 by using usb drive . This method is 110% working . i used this method many times on different pcs. FOLLOW THE STEPS VERY CAREFULLY

Requirements :- 1). Installation disk or image of vista/7
2). Any archive Manager [winrar etc]
STEP---------->
i. INSERT USB FLASH DRIVE (atleast 4gb)
ii. RUN command prompt
from----start-> All Program-> Accessories->command prompt ---Right click on command prompt and run as Administrator

3). Now type the following command in command prompt--------> DISKPART
and press Enter,You'll see following message


4).Type -----------> LIST DISK
NOW in command prompt your all online disks are listed as Disk 0,Disk 1 etc
note down you usb drive name from command prompt.

{Please note down your usb drive name carefully because after this process selected drive will be format.IN my case, my usb disk name is DISK 1}
5). Type the following command one after one

CLEAN

CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY

SELECT PARTITION 1
ACTIVE

FORMAT FS=NTFS


(after this step your usb drive will start to format which take some time.)
EXIT THE COMMAND PROMPT
6). Now put your windows disk in optical drive . check your drive letters
( suppose
optical drive letter-----> 'K'
usb drive letter ---------> 'j')
{if your optical drive is not working and you have an IMAGE installation disk then go to step 11}

7). Reopen command prompt and type following command

K:

CD BOOT

BOOTSECT.EXE /NT60 J:

(where 'J' is you USB DRIVE letter)



8).copy all file and folder from optical drive to your usb drive.
9).Your usb drive is ready to boot to install windows vista/win7.
10). go to your bios setup and change boot priority as usb drive boot first.
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step to install windows 7/vista from IMAGE
11).Create a folder named 'win' in any drive D and extract iso image in this folder using winrar, winzip etc.(before extracting your image file close your antivirus program)
note:- extract image in 'win' folder such that folder 'win' contains all installation file&folder like boot,source,setup.exe etc
12). Open command prompt as step 2(ii) and type following command one by one:--------->
D:
CD WIN\BOOT
BOOTSECT.EXE /NT60 J:
(where 'J' is you USB DRIVE letter)


13).Copy all file and folder from 'win' to usb drive and go to step 9 & 10.

Feb 1, 2010

Wireless /Wlan Trouble in Ubuntu

WLAN Driver In UBUNTU


In earlier version of Ubuntu(9.10+) I have found a problem with wireless driver. After installing Ubuntu Network Manager unable to detect wireless card. Also,unable to detect through Hardware detection in Administrator. But I have found some idea to get through it. Try bw procedure One by One. I am not sure which one is helpful for you, but it is sure that one of these is helpful for you.

STEP - I   Install ndiswrapper and ndisgtk.


Installing By Terminal- run following codes in terminal
sudo apt-get install ndiswrapper
sudo apt-get install ndisgtk
You can also get this files from your UBUNTU DISK/IMAGE in folder  ===>
 Pool/Main/n/ndiswrapper  and
Pool/Main/n/ndisgtk
You get some .deb files in abive directories, just install them by double clicking.

STEP - II   Installing Driver for your wireless Device.

    Now you'll need .inf  file for your hardware. I'm telling you how to get it read carefully. 
If you have installed it on your windows OS,then go to C drive and search directory where your driver is installed. If you have got it goto driver==>win_xp(something like this) and you'll get xxx.inf .

Now go to System =>Administration =>windows wireless driver. you'll get a new windows as below


click on - Install New Driver

Click on - (None) and locate your >inf file
 
 Click on - Install


STEP - III   Copy following codes and paste in your terminal--

Inspiron 1525 Dell 1395 Wireless trouble

FOLLOW INSTRUCTION STEP BY STEP AS GIVEN BELOW
1.copy and run following code in terminal
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install build-essential
sudo apt-get install linux-headers-`uname -r`
sudo ln -s /usr/src/linux-`uname -r` /lib/modules/`uname -r`/build
mkdir -p ~/bcm43xx/ndiswrapper; cd ~/bcm43xx/ndiswrapper
sudo wget http://downloads.sourceforge.net/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper-1.53.tar.gz -Ondiswrapper.tar.gz
tar xvzf ndiswrapper.tar.gz
cd ndiswrapper*
make distclean
make
sudo make install

[THE ABOVE METHOD DOWNLOAD LATEST VERSION OF NDISWRAPPER IN TAR.TZ FORMAT----->EXTRACT IT TO YOUR HOME DIRECTORY---->MAKE IT A INSTALLATION FILE]

2. Now download correct driver for your wlan mini card Run following codes---->

cd ~/bcm43xx
wget ftp://ftp.compaq.com/pub/softpaq/sp34001-34500/sp34152.exe
unzip R174291-pruned.zip


[above step will download and unzip the drivers into the bcm43xx folder in your Home folder]

3.To reinstall the drivers using ndiswrapper you should be able to copy and paste this:
Code:

sudo ndiswrapper -i bcmwl5.inf
ndiswrapper -l
sudo depmod -a
sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
sudo cp /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces.orig
echo -e 'auto lo\niface lo inet loopback\n' | sudo tee /etc/network/interfaces
sudo ndiswrapper -m
echo 'ndiswrapper' | sudo tee -a /etc/modules
echo 'ENABLED=0' | sudo tee -a /etc/default/wpasupplicant

4.Once that completes the new drivers should be installed. You may see your Wireless access points listed now. If so, you're good to go. Based on experience with that card, you're gonig to have to use the Hardy Bug Fix though. To test this run:
Code:

sudo lshw -C network

Under the section for your wireless card you should see a line towards the bottom that contains Module= If that says Module=ssb then you need the bug fix:
Code:

sudo rmmod b43
sudo rmmod b44
sudo rmmod b43legacy #this step added Apr 27 2008
sudo rmmod ssb
sudo rmmod ndiswrapper
sudo modprobe ndiswrapper
sudo modprobe ssb
sudo modprobe b44

Jan 10, 2010

Bootable USB drive

          Download Required tools
   Unetbootin
Ultraiso


Making Bootable by Unetbootin

 i). download unetbootin and run as administrator


 ii).  Select Disk image & Select image location
 iii).  Choose drive and click ok.
 iv).  Restart your Machine and Boot from USB

To boot From USB drive go in your bios Setup and keep "boot from usb" at top in Boot Menu.

2.Making Bootable Using Ultraiso


Step-I       Install Ultraiso and change its property in compatibility Tab to "Run as administrator".


















     
Step-II      Open Ubuntu ISO image with Ultraiso

Step-III    Navigate to   bootable tab-------> Write disk image

Setup-IV    Select Correct Drive later----> Format---------> Write

 
         














Step-V   After few minute your burn Process willl complete. Now click on close tab.















Now Resart your System And Boot from USB drive                                                                
To boot From USB drive go in your bios Setup and keep "boot from usb" at top in Boot Menu.

How can i install Ubuntu and windows vista in one computer?

**********METHOD I***************
1. FIRST INSTALL VISTA/XP/W7 ON YOUR SYSTEM
2.START your system and insert installation disk in drive
u will get a pop-up window

NO.1 is for for installation of ubuntu alongside windows or as a single operating system .
>>>>> in this option u can edit or re-partiton your hard drive
>>>>>>>AND IF YOU ARE BEGINNER IT IS BETTER TO NOT TRY ABOVE METHOD

********************METHOD II*****************************
NO.2
is for installing ubuntu inside your operating system as an application without editing your old partition configuration. this method is very easy but reduce very little disk performance

after clicking on "Install Inside Windows" you'll get a pop-up window like this

NOW select disk,disk size ,enter password and click install
after completing installation process , SYSTEM will reboot and ubuntu will
install itself

Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010:-BY GOOGLE


Google predicts that Ubuntu may be more popular than Linux itself in 2010

Ubuntu is just one of a myriad of Linux distributions, but no one can deny that its rise to fame has been meteoric, especially as a desktop OS.

This week Google announced a “forecast” feature in Google Insights for Search. Essentially it’s a new function that looks at the search history (popularity) of a term and tries to predict what the future trend for that term will look like.

So just out of curiosity we decided to try Ubuntu versus Linux to see what would happen. The dotted line furthest to the right in the chart below is Google’s prediction. We’ve marked the point where the interest for Ubuntu is predicted to overtake Linux with a red arrow, i.e. February 2010.

Since this is based on past data it is in no way a secure prediction of the future, but it does look quite plausible. The interest for Linux (at least as a search term) has long been declining while the interest for Ubuntu has been increasing (although it has slowed down recently).

One interpretation of this data is that the interest for Ubuntu is surpassing the interest for “just” Linux. It’s becoming quite a brand…