Disable Password Prompt

How to Disable Password Prompt in Windows XP

This trick will show you how to bypass the login prompt in Windows XP with your “local account” or any Administrator account. Yes, it’s only applied for local user accounts and Admin accounts. Most home users would love this trick. It allows you to bypass the login prompt on Windows startup and go straight to your desktop without a login.This Windows XP feature is pretty cool in case the machine is mostly used by a single user.

Follow the steps below and you are done :-

1. From Desktop, Click on “Start” >> “Run“.
2. Then type in “control userpasswords2” and press Enter.
3. Uncheck the box for “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer.”
4. Click “Apply” and “Ok“.

NOTE:-Use this trick at your own risks and it is not responsible for any damage or error in your system files or configuration. This trick for disabling prompt for password after Windows XP resumes from standby or hibernation,follow the below steps:-

1. Click Start,then Settings, and Control Panel.
2. Double-click Power Options.
3. Uncheck the “Prompt for password when computer resumes from standby” option.
4. Click Apply and then Ok.

10 Things You Can Do With Old CDs

If you have a bunch of old CDs and DVDs lying discarded around the house, here are some interesting ideas for things you can do with your collection of shiny disks.

Instead of throwing them away, you can reuse old CDs for craft, as a holder for mobile phones or even a flower arrangement.

1. Create a wall of CDs that also works as a mirror.

2. Make an air-hockey table with CDs.

3. Make a stand for your mobile phone.

4. Make a beautiful and glowing wreath out of old CDs.

5. Make a unique flower arrangement with CDs.

6. Arrange the CDs on a stack with some LEDs and you have a lamp.

7. Make vanishing blinds or a long curtain with CDs.

8. Create an art installation with CDs.

9. Make a disco ball for the dance floor with CDs.

10. Make an iPhone Dock with old CDs.