Thursday, 3 November 2016

App can't open with built in administrator account Windows10 [Solved]

Hey guys, What's up ?
        Toady I am gonna tell you a simple solution to the most annoying(sometimes) problem in Windows. Oh, of course I am talking about the MicroSoft Windows. :D

Okay, many of you guys face this problem that says "<Any app> can't open with built in administrator account". Well it is good for security reasons but it annoy me so much when happens.

Ok let's Jump to the solution straight.

1. Go to the "control panel" and then "User Accounts".
2. Click on "Change user account control setting".
now put the bar at the 3rd option from the bottom. see the below Image.


Now click "ok" and restart your PC. your problem should be solved. If not comment here.
See you later, alright ?
Peace. ;] 

Cuer - Note, Reminder & Alarm
A life savior app which I made for myself is now available on play store. Simple, light and smooth note taking app with Alarm and reminder with date and time both.

Set 3 types of Notes.
1. Simple Notes (quickly save anything important)
2. Reminders (drops a notification on given time and date)
3. Alarms (sounds and alarm on given time and date)

Give it a go 2 MB app size only and No Ads.

Saturday, 16 July 2016

[Solved] USB didn't recognized OR Nothing happening when connected the External Hard drive or USB Stick OR Strange behavior of Mouse or External Keyboard | Abhishek Singh

hello guys, many of you have been faced or facing the problem of USB didn't recognized when connecting External Hard drive or a USB stick or the devices just gets connected but not showing up in the file explorer.  OR Strange behavior of your Mouse or External Keyboard.

well guys in maximum cases this is because of the fast boot option enabled in the Windows 8 and later. So, to solve this problem you just need to turn it off and believe me this is not going to hurt your computer, maybe it will now take a few seconds more to turn off and turn on. but nothing to worry about. And yes me too first think that this is not the solution. but because of the fast boot the PC in not configuring the drivers of USB properly. OK Let's get to work.

1. Go to "Control panel".
2. click on "Hardware and Sound.

3. Click on "Choose What the Power option does".
4. Click on "Change settings that are currently unavailable".
5. Then uncheck the option "Turn on fast startup(recommended)".
Save your work and Enjoy. :]
Thank you for reading. See you all later..

Wednesday, 8 June 2016

Debug Android App Over WiFi without USB Cable | Android App Development

Hello Guys...
          Today I am gonna show you how can you guys debug your android app over WiFi.
1. First of all connect your PC and the Phone to the same WiFi network.
2. Open the command prompt of Windows.
3. Connect your Phone with the USB cable. (Unfortunately we have to do this for 1st time)
        Don't forget about Debugging mode.
4. Go to your sdk location and then platform-tools.
        and type the command "adb devices"

  
A list will appear with the Device connected.

*** Important ***
       You should have only one device connected in debugging mode.

5. Type the  command "adb tcpip 5555" [you can put any number in place of 5555 (port address)]
     the Android debug Bridge will restart in TCP mode on your Given Port.

6. Goto phone settings > About Phone > Status
          and check your phone's IP address.
7. Type command "adb connect  <IP Address of phone(host)>:<port number>
          In my case: adb connect 192.168.43.106:5555
          adb will get connect to that device.


success ! type the command "adb devices" and see the result. :]

*** But If now you pull out the Cable from the phone or PC, Both the device will get disconnected.

it that case Just repeat the step 7. That's all.

Hope it Helps. Thanks for reading. Happy Coding :]

Wednesday, 21 October 2015

How to Disable Driver Singnature Verfication on 64-bit Windows 8, 8.1, 10 OR [Solved] Error A digitally signed driver is required | Abhishek Singh



Hey guys many of you faced problem during installation of any software or drivers that are not digitally signed. One of them in Adb Driver Installer.

Today I am gonna show you how to disable this Verification on Windows 8 and above.

To disable driver signature verification, we’re going to need to get into the Troubleshooting options from the boot manager. The easiest way to bring this screen up is using a secret trick.
Simply select Restart from the power options menu (on Windows 8 that’s under Charms or on the login screen, and in Windows 10 it’s on the Start Menu).
Hold down the SHIFT key while you click Restart.



(Again, you can use this trick on any of the power menus in Windows 8 or 10, whether on the login screen, Charms bar, Start Menu, or Start Screen)
Once your computer has rebooted you will be able to choose the Troubleshoot option.

Then head into Advanced options.

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Then Startup Settings.




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Since we are modifying boot time configuration settings, you will need to restart your Computer one last time.

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Finally, you will be given a list of startup settings that you can change. The one we are looking for is “Disable driver signature enforcement”. To choose the setting, you will need to press the F7 key.

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That’s all there is to it. Your PC will then reboot and you will be able to install unsigned drivers without any error message. :]

Thanks for reading guys.
Happy Coding, Happy Developing.

Cuer - Note, Reminder & Alarm

A life savior app which I made for myself is now available on play store. Simple, light and smooth note taking app with Alarm and reminder with date and time both.

Set 3 types of Notes.
1. Simple Notes (quickly save anything important)
2. Reminders (drops a notification on given time and date)
3. Alarms (sounds and alarm on given time and date)

Give it a go 2 MB app size only and No Ads.

[Solved] How to test android app on real Devices or no detection of hardware devices in android developing IDE | Abhishek Singh

Hey Guys many of you (If an android developer or not) thinking to use your real hardware devices (Phone or Tabs) to test your android application during developing them. {Also it is recommended than Using an Emulator or something like that by The Google.} OR If you are having probs during this then this post is for you !!!

First of all connect your Android to the PC. after that in your Android go to settings app.
scrolls down and open "About phone"






then after opening it click 7 times on the option "Build number" repeatedly.





now you are in developer mode of your device. press back than go to "Developer Option"




and enable the Developer switch in upper right portion.
now enable USB debugging..

Now that's done with your android.

now go to http://http://adbdriver.com/downloads/ and download Adb Driver Installer (9.0 MB)

now (If not done earlier) connect your android and in Developer Options switch on the USB debugging.
now open the Adb Driver Installer EXE file. select your devices listed and click install.

now here is the prob.
Probably if you are on Windows 7 then it all go right. but not in Windows 8 and above.
 Although if all goes right you will find your device in the running devices list in any IDE (i.e. Android Studio or Eclipse)..

Now for windows 8 or you will have to Disable Driver Signature Verification. For that I have written a Blog Separately. Go to http://hacksnipe.blogspot.in/2015/10/how-to-disable-driver-singnature.html

Thanks for Reading guys.
Happy Coding , Happy Developing :]