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RAR Password Remover Easily Remove Encrypted RAR File Password

Step 1: Prepare RAR password remover tool.

Step 2: Prepare RAR password recovery client program.

Step 3: Add encrypted RAR file and make settings for probable password range/length.

Step 4: Recover encrypted RAR file password with RAR Password Genius Professional.

1. On main program, you can view the recovery speed and how many client programs join in password recovery.
2. On client program, you can see whether it is work and how fast it is running to recover RAR password.

Step 5: Extract encrypted RAR file with recovered password.

Step 6: Create new archive without password to remove encrypted RAR file password.

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How to Make a Boot Disk for Windows 7

1. Create Windows 7 Boot Disk with Bootable USB Drive
2. Make a Boot Disk for Windows 7 with CD/DVD-ROM

• Select an ISO image file
• Burn ISO image file to CD/DVD disc
• Burn ISO image file to USB flash drive

 

Step 3: Click ÒBrowseÓ button to import Windows 7 ISO image file.                           

Step 4: Burn Windows 7 ISO image file into USB flash drive or CD/DVD-ROM.

1. Create Windows 7 boot disk with USB drive

Step 5: When the Progressbar becomes full, it means ISO image file has been successfully burned into USB drive or CD/DVD-ROM.

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WiFi ‰ÛÏLimited Connection‰Û or ‰ÛÏNo Internet Access‰Û 9 Solutions You Need to Know

WiFi Òlimited connectionÓ

Solution 1: Examine whether your modem, adapter, router and access points are turned on and connected correctly.

1. Make sure the modem, adapter and router are connected correctly and the lights are on.
2. Re-seat all the cables and power cords.
3. Start the computer and open the Windows Desktop. On the Windows desktop, click the Network Connection icon, then click the name of the network and click connect.

Solution 2: Reset power to router and modem

• Unplug the power to the wireless router and to the cable or DSL modem and wait at least 30 seconds before continuing.
• Reconnect the power to the modem and allow it to re-establish a connection to the ISP. If the modem has indicator lights, wait until the lights indicate a connection. (If using a separate wireless router, reconnect the power to the router and allow it to re-establish the connections to the modem and other components)
• After the modem and router have finished making connections, check whether your computer can connect to WiFi and have access to the Internet. If not, please refer to the following solutions.

Solution 3: Re-configuring the wireless network

• Get intoÓ Network and Sharing CenterÓ from control panel and then click ÒSet up a new connection or networkÓ.
• In the ÒChoose a connection optionÓ window, select ÒManually connect to a wireless networkÓ, and click ÒNextÓ.
• Type the required wireless network information, and then click ÒNextÓ and ÒcloseÓ.
• From the Windows desktop, click the Network Connection icon  in the notification area, and then click the name of the network. Click "Connect". Enter the network password (or security key) for the selected wireless network, and then click ÒNextÓ.

Solution 4: Moving your computer closer to the router and avoid the influence of solid objects and electrical appliances

Solution 5: Connect the computer directly to the network router with an Ethernet cable

• Insert an Ethernet cable from one of the available ports on the router to the network port on the computer.
• Wait for one minute, and then check the Network Connection icon in the notification area on the Windows desktop.
• If the icon has an X in the lower corner, the connection is not working. Right-click the icon, and then click Troubleshoot problems. Windows Network Diagnostics checks for problems. If Window Network Diagnostics is not able to fix the issue, the router is not working properly. Refer to Solution 6: Resetting and reconfiguring the router
• If the icon does not have an X in the lower corner, the connection is working. Disconnect the Ethernet cable from the computer, and manually setup a new connection to the wireless network.

Solution 6: Resetting and reconfiguring the router

• Enter the default IP addresses for the router into the URL address field on the browser. The following list provides default IP addresses for several routers.
  3Com: http://192.168.1.1
  D-Link: http://192.168.0.1
  Linksys: http://192.168.1.1
  Netgear: http://192.168.0.1
• After the home page for the router displays, type a password to perform configuration tasks. (See the User Guide for model specific information)
• When you have administrator access to the router, change the routers default name, sometimes it is called an SSID, a name that is different from other routers in your area.
• Set up Wi-Fi protected access (WPA) or wireless encryption (WEP) to prevent other computers from connecting to your home network.
• Enter a network access password, sometimes called a passphrase. Make sure to pick a password that is easy to remember, such as a phone number that you dial often or a phrase that is familiar.

Solution 7: Updating the router firmware

Solution 8: Installing updated wireless LAN driver and Bios

Solution 9: Restoring your Windows 8 system to a previous state

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