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How To Delete/Open blocked folders (i.e. access denied, file not found) from Windows

Having trouble with blocked files! Some files and folders cannot be opened, changed or deleted because it shows access denied or something like that! It may be a system file. Find about it by searching Google. NEVER CHANGE OR DELETE SYSTEM FILES! It can definitely harm your computer and you may have to reinstall Windows. First try changing the security options of the file/folder. You can do it by right clicking on the file and selecting Properties. Click on edit from the security tab. Click on edit and set the permissions to fully control. And try opening the files/folders now. And also check that you haven't locked the files with some software like Folder Lock or some others. If you can't still open the file maybe you can access the file from another Operating Systems if you have. You will be able to open/change/delete the file/folder. You will be able to open/change/delete the file/folder. Find more about locking files yourselves on my post How to Lock Files N’ Folder...

Quick Performance Boost for your Computer by Deleting Temp Files in Windows

Temporary files are the files automatically in windows while using it. After a long period of usage these files pile up and use up a lot of disk space in the C drive. And these files also cause stuttering. These files are unwanted (after the use) and deleting this files do not harm your Cato delete the temp files first you have to open the folder containing these files. Search for Run in Start menu or press windows key in keyboard to open Run. Type TEMP, click Know the folder will be open. Delete all the files/folders. Just skip the files which cannot be deleted. Now repeat the method by typing %TEMP% in Run. It’s done! You can free disk space using Disk Cleanup and Disk Defragmenter. For opening these search in the Start menu. Using Disk cleanup in Windows you can delete other unnecessary files too. Fragmentation makes your hard disk do extra work that can slow down your computer. Removable storage devices such as USB flash drives can also become fragmented. Disk Defragmente...

How to Fix Prince Of Persia Warrior Within Launch Game Button Faded

Prince of Persia Warrior: Within is one of the coolest games from Ubisoft. I love that game. I used to play it on my friend's computer. But when I installed POP WW on my computer comes the issue. The issue was with the game launcher. I couldn't play the game. I looked on the internet for a solution. But failure was the result. What happened then? The miracle! I found the solution (accidently). But that doesn't matter here. My trick will allow us to bypass the launcher. Now let's get to the method: In the POP warrior Within sometimes we see the launch game button is faded off and we can no longer play the game! I really don't know what causes this. The POP Warrior Within game is started through the config app in the game directory with file name "PrinceOfPersia.exe". You know that game can only be started from the config app. The System must meet the minimum requirements to play Prince of Persia: Warrior Within. Make sure you have the POP WW play disc in...

How to Lock Files/Folders Safely in Windows Without any Softwares

You can safely (I don't know how much safe) store any files in Windows operating systems without using any other applications. This is done by changing the attributes of the files or folders in Windows. Step 0 Optional Double Security Change the extension of the file you want to no one to open the file in case someone finds it. For example if it's a MP4 file you could change it to .dll file. I'm not telling to convert to other formats, just change it by renaming. If you can't see the extension of a file, go to Folder options and disable "Hide extensions of known file types". File extensions are just an identity to open in a program. When you rename a file.mp4 to file.dll the content of the file doesn't change. If double clicked,  the file can't be opened. But if that file is dragged to (or opened in) a Media player the file will be played. That's where the next step is going to help you: Step 1 Locking For this, right click on the fil...