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Happy New Year 2010 (0)

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File Inspect Library (0)

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Linux Commands (0)

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Linux Commands

Man
Which
Whereis

Invoking Programs
Linux OS Directories

Mounting & UnMounting Devices
Searching for Files
CPU Information & Stats

System Commands in /bin
System Commands in /etc
System Commands in /sbin
System Commands in /usr/bin
System Commands in /usr/sbin

How can I empty a file?

Issue the following command to empty a file that currently exists:

cp /dev/null

How can I see how large a folder is on the system?

Issue the following command to see how large a folder is and the files it contains:

du -h

How can I find out how many files are within a specific folder?

ls | wc -l

How can I copy all the contents of one folder into another?

cp -r

How can I delete all of the files in a folder and the folder itself?

rm -r

How can I remove all files older than 7 days?

find \ (-name '*' \) -atime +7 -exec rm {}\

Just the change the +7 to a specific number of days if required.






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I had an old beige Mitsubishi monitor on my desk which I was about to use as a second monitor although my other monitor was a black DELL monitor. I also have a black and silver keyboard, wrist rest, webcam and mouse and now some new 2.1 black speakers, also the top of my desk they all sit on is also black, so there is no way I could have a beige monitor on my desk, it just did not look right, so I spray painted my monitor black and here is how I did it.

All photos are of the monitor after being sprayed, unfortunately I only thought of writing this after I had completed the spraying.

Spray Paints

Wilko  Spray Paint and Plasti-Kote Can

My journey started off with a visit to the Wilkinsons chain in the high street. They stock a good selection of well priced enamel paints in spray cans. If you do not have a Wilkinsons near you then any hardware store should stock some spray paint.

There are a great range of spray paint available including paint for BBQ's, Chalkboards and more. There is also a range of finishes including satin, matt and gloss as well as a wide range of colours.

For this task I chose a plasti-kote 'Super Matt' can which was £3.99.

Setting up and Spraying the monitor

Monotor  Case after Spraying

After getting home I unscrewed the back off of the monitor and took off the swivel pedestal on the bottom.

Monitor pedestal after spraying

Before I sprayed the pedestal and rear case in my shed I covered the serial number and model no. of the monitor with masking tape.

In the shed I covered the floor with cardboard and kept the door open, as its important to have good ventilation when using spray paints.

When spraying make sure you keep an even distance from the object and if you see heavy areas of paint forming or the paint running then you are too close.

Spraying the front of the monitor

I then needed to spray the front of the monitor, I started to use masking tape and newspaper to cover the screen and also used some blue tak to cover up the leds on the front of the monitor.

Using masking tape is one idea, but after a while of it not sticking for me, I found I could unscrew the front of the monitor case away from the tube and board inside the monitor, this allowed me to just leave the guts of the monitor on it's own but have the case completely separate.

Here are the screws holding the monitor to the front of the case:

Screws holding monitor to front of case.

I would recommend trying this before using asking tape on the monitor screen as saves time and gives a better finish.

Second Can of Spray Paint

Once I started spraying the front of the monitor I found my paint can had run out, so went back to Wilkinsons to get more, but typically found there was none of the 'Super Matt' cans left, so instead I chose a Wilko own make called 'Multi Surface Enamel' and that was only £2.79 a can.

Funnily enough the cheaper Wilko spray can gave a much better finish and went on easier, I recommend these cans.

You may get away with a single can, if doing a 15" monitor, but I would recommend 2 spray cans for 17" monitors and above.

Putting the monitor back together.

After allowing to dry for about 1 hour I then put the monitor back together and gave it a wipe down to make sure there was no black residue on the monitor.

I then removed the blu tak from the leds and removed the masking tape from the serial and model number stickers.

Hey presto a new black monitor.

Painted MonitorPainted Monitor



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explorer.exe. What is it? (0)

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Explorer.exe is a safe file developed by Microsoft Corporation. The file is part of Microsoft Windows Operating System. The explorer.exe file is a Windows GUI shell, that is usually called Windows Explorer. Its graphical user interface lets you see your hard drives, folders, and files. At first explorer.exe was used only to browse files, but with the release of newer Windows versions it evolved to being a task-based file management system.

Windows_Explorer_Vista

Explorer.exe is usually located in the %WINDOWS% sub-folder and its usual size is 1,032,192 bytes.

Note: The explorer.exe file should be in the C:\Windows folder. If you find it anywhere else, then explorer.exe is a virus, trojan, worm, or spyware!

Important: ZAPCHAS-AC can mask itself as explorer.exe.



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