SOME USEFUL TIPS & TRICKS FOR VIRTUAL P.C.

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Let me tell you some useful tips and tricks which will help you using virtual pc.

How to take your mouse out of virtual pc machine window

Problem: The first most problem I faced when I was not able to move my mouse out of the virtual pc machine window in which I was running Windows XP
Solution: Press Right Alt then you take your mouse out of the virtual pc machine window

How to toggle full screen window of virtual pc machine window

Problem: After changing to the full screen I was not aware how to revert back to normal small window with virtual pc 2007
Solution: Press Right Alt+Enter to toggle the full screen mode of a virtual pc machine window
There are lot more other questions like how can you speed up your virtual pc machine, how to share files and folders in between virtual pc machine and your computer and how to integrate mouse in between your main operating system and virtual pc machine etc
In order to get all these features you need to install or update virtual machine additions by pressing Right Alt+I.
After installing virtual machine additions you can configure the settings of virtual machine to share files and folders, mouse integration and speed up your virtual machine.
To Configure your virtual machine go to Edit >> Settings

A new window will open up where you can tweak the settings of your virtual machine.

How to share Files and Folders with virtual machine

Select Shared Folders and create new share by clicking Share File button and select the folder or drive on your computer to share with virtual machine

How to integrate mouse or pointer integration with virtual machine

Select Mouse and click the check box on the right pane which says use pointer integration.

other tips

1. dont Install Third party applications Unless Fully sure. Live without some cool features but don't download widgets or tools . you are not sure of and doesn't come from the parent site itself.
2. Beware of user-generated spam. Social networks like Facebook rely on users to enrich the experience by posting content such as pictures and video (as well as links) and then sharing the content with their contacts. Spam-based social networkers will go to other people's comment threads, for instance, and chime in with links that, if clicked on, will install malware. So beware of that too.
3. Keep Yourself Updated with Latest Security Software. A real time anti-virus scanner is very important to have if you are using internet, along with a good anti-spyware and firewall software. They can be your friends in more ways than you can think of. And yes, juice them well with regular updates. Read these articles if you are in search of good free Windows software.

Do not Run a Javascript in your Browser

A javascript can do a hell lot of things which are not funny. Usally people play with javascripts to make visual changes but believe me, without going into the details of cookie stealing and various such techniques, Javascript can harm you even before you will ever know.

tips 2

Do not click on any suspicious link. You never know what these links can lead to. From remote installation of a keylogger that can record your keystrokes to send you a DoS attack, every thing is possible through a seemingly harmless link. So don't click on it unless absolutely sure.

tips 1

Do not put sensitive information in your profile. Even if you make your profile private, there is no need to write down your sensitive personal information in your profile. There are numerous ways to find a fault in the privacy set by these social networking sites and then your information can be in the wrong hands. Better to be safe than sorry

tips to protct urself from hackers in social network sites

Social networking has a very important part to play in our lives now.or these sites are proving to be beneficial for both personal and professional purposes. We can not just ignore the fact that with each passing day, we are becoming addicted to these social networking services. So, is it bad? No way. But we must keep in mind that our sensitive personal and professional information are there inside our profile. In this world of prying eyes and ears, we need to take care of our profiles. So here are 8 very useful tips (better to call reminders) maintaining which can at least make you safe from your side.

Passwords

Don't use the same passwords for everything! Depending on how many online accts or private membership sites you have, you may use duplicates for a few, if there's nothing really sensitive about the information in them. Always use separate ones for banks, credit cards or online acct like Paypal, e-gold etc. Use combinations of letter and numbers, not words that are easily figured out. Don't use your kids or pets name, your anniversary, birthday or anything other people know. Do not keep the actual passwords written out or typed on your pc. If you have too many to remember them all, as I do, write down a coded version of it and a coded version of the acct name and don't title the page!
I know it's difficult and time consuming to do all these things, but well worth it to avoid having your pc hacked and your identity stolen. If you do, read my article on what to do and what not to do.