Saturday, December 14, 2013

The locksmith

A very easy evening, went for small groceries shopping, did my Christmas mani pedi, brought mum to tailor and some errands.
When I was in this mall, replicating JY's keys, this locksmith caught my attention. 
He is about my dad's age. Maybe younger. He was a little bit slow, I left my mum downstairs to wait for him. Observing he doing his job, really reminds me of how hardworking he is. It is Saturday, 6pm, he is working so hard replicating my keys with RM3 each. His eye barely sees he have to put it closely just to check his job. Old Chinese music playing from an old radio beside him, he is humming along with the old tune while eying on that small key pattern. Scraping the key thickness patiently, brushing all the wear metals, and doing every single job nicely. I adore him. 
If that would be my father, I will be too heart broken to see how hard he work for a living. Just because he is a stranger we all might take him for granted. Maybe even will scold him for the slow work. Seeing how he take his job seriously make me feel bad about how I take my job for granted.
Thank you for the job mister. 
Have a great weekend ahead. God bless you. 


Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Recover Virus Infected Hidden Files from Pen Drive or Flash Drive (Repost)

Im sharing this superb site which saved my life from a infected pendrive. it really works! all thanks to Real Decoder tips! 


Recover Virus Infected Hidden Files from Pen Drive or Flash Drive


For Advanced users:
open cmd
type i: (Your Drive Letter) and enter
type attrib -s -h /s /d *.* and press enter

Below post is just a brief for the above command.

Today my Pen Drive is hit by a series of Trojan Virus, so I use Avast to clear the virus.

After scan is completed I found the Flash Drive is completely empty with no data at all.

But used disc space is showing a lot of data.



I tried ‘Show Hidden files’ option in ‘Folder Options’ but No use



I did some research and came to know that these files are hidden by Trojan Viruses within registry values.

This behavior can be changed using Command Prompt. Let’s see how it works.

Open Run (Win+R) and type cmd and press Enter.



A command Prompt will appear, type cd\ and hit enter.. This command will let the command applicable to Root directories and sub folders also.


Not type I: and Enter {Note: Type your driver letter in the place of I. (ex H, G.. etc}


Type dir/ah and Enter. This Command useful to identify the directories effected by the viruses.




Now type attrib –h –s /s /d and hit Enter [attrib –h{space}-s{space}/s{space}/d]

After a few seconds you can see your driver letter again this means the process is completed.


No I got all my data back.


Tip:
     This process is applicable not only for Pen Drive or Flash dives like External Hard Disc, but also applicable for your system drives also.

    After applying this command, some of the strange folders you have never seen may appear but don't worry, they are system related files, just hide them if you don't want or try delete if possible.

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