Clone Computer, Reset Windows Password, Clean Up Disks, Run Diagnostic, Virus Scans, And Much More With Trinity Rescue Disk

Clone Computer, Reset Windows Password, Clean Up Disks, Run Diagnostic, Virus Scans, And Much More With Trinity Rescue Disk: "

Have you ever lost your data in a computer failure ? Any kind of hardware failure, software failure, Windows crash or something like that ? If yes, you might like this Rescue Kit which I am going to review in this article. If No, then also this Rescue Kit may come in handy for managing any computer related failure.

Most of the computer failures occur because of Virus problems or Windows crash due to some problem, second most major cause is failure of an old hard disk drive. In this post, I am reviewing Trinity Rescue Disk which is a small and power-packed rescue disk which does a lot of wonderful tasks which can save you a lot of trouble and data losses.

Some of the major features of the Trinity Rescue Kit Include :

• Easily reset windows passwords with the improved winpass tool


• 5 different virus scan products integrated in a single uniform command line with online update capability


• Full ntfs write support thanks to ntfs3g


• Winclean, a utility that cleans up all sorts of unnecessary temporary files on your computer.


• Clone computers over the network via multicast.


• Contributed backup utility called "pi", to automate local machine backups


• Easy script to find and mount all local filesystems


• Run a SSH server


• Recovery and undeletion of files with utilities and procedures


• Recovery of lost partitions


• Evacuation of dying disks


• Full read/write and rpm support


• 2 rootkit detection utilities

You can very easily download the ISO image ( download link at the end) of the tool and boot the infected or crashed computer using this ISO file.

When you boot the computer using the Trinity Rescue Kit CD or USB, the boot screen looks something like this :

On successful boot you will see 22 different options ranging from Windows Password reset, Virus scanning, Memory and hard disk diagnostics to Disk cleaning. Below you can see the options.

On Trinity Rescue Kit Easy Menu you can use options which are menu driven and can be controlled with keyboard using arrow keys.

One of the most useful options of this Rescue Kit is “Windows Password Resetting” which uses winpass utility to reset Windows Password.

The Sub-Menu which appears when you access the Windows Password Resetting Option includes interactive winpass, winpass with command line etc.

Below is the virus scanning menu which gives you options to scan your computer with

• Clean AV Anti-Virus


• F-Port Anti-Virus


• BitDefender Anti-Virus


• Vexira Anti-Virus


• Avast Anti-Virus

You can also create an image of your computer to to some other PC with replication option, this maybe very useful for backing up entire computer image.

The replication sub-menu gives you option to use the present computer as server or client for replication purpose.

Trinity also provides remote support for which you need to call them first and then use this option.

Download Trinity Rescue Kit

Refer this tutorial to make USB bootable with downloaded image file -  Make Pen Drive Bootable

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Everything you need to know about fast food in one big picture

Everything you need to know about fast food in one big picture: "

A big infography with everything you need to know about fast food in one big picture… Burger does not seems good anymore…"

2011 HumanCar® Inc. Imagine PS - PHEV/Power Station

2011 HumanCar® Inc. Imagine PS - PHEV/Power Station: "

Specifications HC Imagine_PS™
* PHEV plug-in hybrid e-vehicle
* V2G Compatible
* Full body biometric input
* BodySteer™ Patented Chassis
* more than 100 mpg equiv.
* SyncGuideway™ compatible
* Street legal low mass vehicle
* Mobile power station 110 A/C

* Hills
* Corners
* Start-u

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Student-built electric car gets efficiency equivalent of 300mpg

Student-built electric car gets efficiency equivalent of 300mpg: "

Eco Factor: Zero-emission electric car based on 2000 Lola Indy car.

A team of students at DeLaSalle School in Kansas City along with engineers from Bridgestone America’s Technical Center in Akron have developed an all-electric vehicle, which has just completed testing on Bridgestone’s Texas Proving Grounds.

The vehicle, which is based on the chassis of the 2000 Lola Indy Car, is said to achieve the efficiency equivalent of 300mpg. The ultra-lightweight car’s electric propulsion system was developed by the DeLaSalle School student team, which is now petitioning the Guinness World Records to consider their EV as a new world record.

Via: AutoMotto/ZerCustoms

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10 Most Expensive Cars

10 Most Expensive Cars: "

For those of us who have the cash to throw around, and want high speed and flashy cars, here is a list of the ten most expensive cars in the world that are still sold on the market.

Bugatti Veyron

With a price tag of $1,700,000, the Bugatti Veyron holds the distinction of being the most expensive car available on the market today. The Bugatti Veyron also claims the spot for the second fastest car in the world, right behind the SSC Ultimate Aero, with a top speed of 253 mph+. However, it is the fastest accelerating car and can go 0-60 in 2.6 seconds.

Lamborghini Reventon

The Lamborghini Reventon retails for $1,600,000. This version of the Lamborghini packs a lot of power and is the company’s most expensive model. It can reach 60 mph in 3.3 seconds with a top speed of 211 mph. The car has a slick jet-inspired design and is rare: only 20 are manufactured each year.

McLaren F1

When the McLaren was first built in 1994, it held the distinction of being the most expensive car in the world. It has now dropped to third place with a price tag of $970,000. The McLaren F1 has a top speed of 240 mph and can hit 60 mph in 3.2 seconds.

Ferrari Enzo

The Ferrari Enzo is the most popular and most known super car ever built. It retails for $670,000 and has a top speed of 217 mph. It can go from 0-60 in 3.4 seconds. There were only 400 units produced and the Ferrari Enzo often sells for $1,000,000 at auction.

Pagani Zonda C12 F

The Pagani Zonda C12 F is produced by a small and independent company located in Italy where ten of these cars are manufactured per year. The Pagani Zonda C21 F retails for $667,321. It is the fifth fastest car in the world with a top speed of 215 mph+ and can go from 0-60 in 3.5 seconds.

SSC Ultimate Aero

The SSC Ultimate Aero carries a price tag of $654,400 and can claim the title as the fastest car in the world. It has a top speed of 257 mph+ and is the fastest street legal car on the market. It can go from 0-60 in 2.7 seconds, just 0.1 behind the Bugatti Veyron.

Saleen S7 Twin Turbo

The first American supercar, the Saleen S7 Twin Turbo can be had for $555,000. It has a top speed of 248 mph+ making it the third fastest car in the world. It can go from 0 to 60 in 3.2 seconds. For those who wish to cruise American-style, this is the car for you.

Koenisgsegg CCX

The Koenisgsegg CCX retails for $545,568. This Swedish made car is trying hard to claim the title of fastest car in the world and is currently the forth fastest with a top speed of 245 mph+. Look out SSC Ultimate Aero, you may soon be dethroned.

Mercedes Benz SLR McLaren Roadster

This beautiful baby costs $495,000. The Mercedes Benz SLR McLaren Roadster is the fastest car with an automatic transmission in the world and is able to reach speeds of 206 mph+. It can hit sixty in 3.8 seconds. The powerful engine results in outstanding style and performances.

Porsche Carrera GT

The Porsche Carrera GT retails for $440,000. It is a supercar with dynamic stability control and a top speed of 205 mph+. It can reach 0 to sixty in 3.9 seconds. This car applied the calibers of a racing car that offers a truly unique driving experience and a great feeling on the road.

This is a guest list by Totally Top 10.

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Did You Know 3.0 (Official Video Edition)

Chrome Shows Off Some Fancy HTML5 Tricks

Chrome Shows Off Some Fancy HTML5 Tricks: "

Google’s Chrome browser has a well-established reputation for being not only extremely fast at rendering JavaScript, but also robust in its support of cutting-edge HTML5 technologies.

Both of these capabilities are on display at Chrome Experiments, a site that Google set up to showcase some of the coolest demos on the web for JavaScript apps, intricate CSS layouts and animations done with Canvas.

Chrome Experiments now has over 100 demos on offer, and we picked out some of our favorites for this little gallery.

Interest is exploding in HTML5 and its companion technologies. The hope is that these emerging standards will be widely used to power new web apps, as well as for playing animations, songs and videos in the browser without any plug-ins. Developers and content providers continue to rely on plug-ins like Flash or Silverlight for such multimedia playback tasks for now, but they are increasingly turning to HTML5, JavaScript and other web standards as browser makers continue to build the new capabilities into their latest releases.

We tested all of these experiments in multiple browsers, and almost all of them worked in Safari and Firefox, though they performed much better in the latest beta of Firefox 4 than in the current stable Firefox 3.x builds. Some of them also work splendidly in the latest Microsoft pre-release, Internet Explorer 9 preview 3.

Of course, a few of the Chrome demos on the Experiments site use Webkit-specific technologies and CSS prefixes, so those only work in Chrome and Safari. Some have poo-poohed vendor-specific prefixes, and others see them as a necessary step to force browser makers to adopt the latest behaviors being used in the wild. Regardless of that debate, it’s encouraging to see the different browsers all improving their JavaScript capabilities, which all of these demos exploit.

In short, you don’t need Chrome to view these, but they will be more impressive in Chrome than in other browsers.

This article originally appeared on Webmonkey.com, Wired’s site for all things web development, browsers, and web apps. For more from Webmonkey, follow the links at the end of the article.

Browser Pong

Turn off your pop-up blocker and give this game a spin. It’s the console classic, Pong, but played with browser windows — talk about thinking outside the box. We also tried this one in Firefox 4 beta, and it runs great. It also seems a little easier to beat in Firefox than in Chrome for some reason. See more work from Stewart Smith at the Stewdio.

Destructive Video

This demo by Sean Christmann shows a short video. But when you click on it, the video breaks into tiny tiles that scatter across the screen. The video keeps playing inside the tiles as they tiles bounce around. After a few seconds, the tiles slide back into place so you can keep on clicking and blowing up the video to your destructive little heart’s content. This is the sort of canvas-based manipulation that HTML5’s native <video> tags allow. Canvas can do this sort of animation with other page elements, but it’s especially impressive to see with video. Sean explains how he does it on his own site. By the way, Firefox doesn’t like this demo very much.

Entanglement

Derek Detweiler’s simple solitaire game Entanglement is an addictive and fun time waster, but it’s also beautifully crafted. It uses subtle canvas animations to spin the hexagonal tiles, and JavaScript to handle the mouse and keyboard controls. Derek has a few other games on his personal site.

Ball Pool

This one will conjure memories of playing in the ball pit at the local IKEA. Ball Pool fills up a blank browser window with brightly colored balls. Drag them around, toss them and (this is extra cool) shake the browser to send them flying around. The demo uses box2d-js for all the physics. Ball Pool is one of the rare demos on Google’s site that works exceptionally well in Firefox 4.

The creator, Mr. Doob, is a busy man. Check out the lo-fi and psychedelic Plane Deformations, and the bizarre Multiuser Sketchpad, where you can watch dozens of anonymous wannabe Picassos use JavaScript to draw crude penises in your browser.

Canopy

Fun with fractals! Ryan Alexander’s experiment takes you inside a vector-graphics tree as it grows. The trees in Canopy can be zoomed in upon infinitely, and you can trigger mutations and blooming cycles, so you can watch leaves grow and fall off, and start new trees. The animation is slick and fast in Chrome, and it’s just as fast in our Firefox 4 beta. Be sure to check out Ryan’s massive JavaScript fractal zoomer on Google Code. And if you like watching computer-generated, canvas-animated trees and flowers bloom, check out PlasmaTree and FlowerPower, both from mhepekka at OpenRise.

Wavy Scrollbars

Click on the scrollbars to set them in movement. It’s called Wavy Scrollbars for a reason — the bars undulate like a desktop wave machine, smoothly growing and shrinking thanks to toxi’s verletphysics library. This one is by a Russian developer named Andrey. Check out some of his other JavaScript experiments at the389, his personal site.

Burn Canvas

The Burn Canvas experiment by Krzysztof Pasek utilizes the HTML5 canvas element to create a simple drawing app. The page will “burn” anywhere you point the mouse. If you leave it in one spot or move the mouse around slowly, the burn effect cycles through a series of bright, psychedelic colors. Things get even trippier when you hold down a mouse button, which causes the drawing to melt. Check out Pasek’s other experiments on his site, including a canvas-based Magic Eye 3D image generator. Packaged code for his various HTML5 experiments is available under the GPL free software license.

More from Webmonkey:

• Conway’s Game of Life in HTML5


• Handy Guide to Detecting Support for HTML5


• Apple’s HTML5 Showcase Less About Web Standards, More About Apple

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