Dialog Box Command line to Safely unplug or eject a hardware

While ejecting a USB hardware device on your notification bar, your computer hangs in a second and you keep on clicking and clicking until it never shows. Is there a backdoor or tricks that we can do to stop the hardware and wait until Windows notifies you that it is safe to do so unplug the device from your computer?

Backdoor or another way to unplug or eject a device

- Open the Run Window by pressing Win + R

- Enter the following command:

Rundll32 Shell32.dll,Control_RunDLL HotPlug.dll

As shown, you just need to select the device from the list and click Stop. Wait until Windows says that it is safe to remove the device from the computer.

That’s it!

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Using the Command prompt to Access “Recent files” Folder Path

The windows system saves document shortcuts in the user profile after a file or document was used. Lets dig on how to access Recent Items list location using command prompt.

Let’s start how to go into the location of your login user.

echo %userprofile%

C:\>echo %userprofile% C:\Users\LawrenceAlbert C:\>

Recent Items Folder Path

%userprofile%\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\

just copy and paste the user profile location above as shown:

C:\Users\LawrenceAlbert\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent\

Finally, use the change directory command to go into the folder location.

cd \Users\LawrenceAlbert\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Recent

That’s it!

 

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Clear Recent Files or Documents history on Exit in Windows 10

Privacy is one of the things that people observe everyday. If people around you tends to ask questions and sneak upon your work inside your Windows 10 computer, then here you are!

When you reboot, just like old times, automatically clearing your recent file list is very easy.

Using the program WinBubble

In just two clicks, WinBubble will provide you privacy and help you automatically by patching your Windows Registry. No more dangerous tasks! Helpful for Home versions of Windows…

Open the program WinBubble, go to More Policies Tab and click to check Clear Recent Documents history on exit. Finally, hit the Apply button.

Using your Windows Registry (regedit.exe)

Open your registry editor called regedit.exe and go to the registry path below:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer

Create a new DWORD key called "ClearRecentDocsOnExit" as shown and make sure that the value data is 1.

Using the Program gpedit.msc to activate the feature

Group policy editor is one of the powerful tools inside your Professional version of Windows that can make changes inside your registry without dealing with those dangerous task. Same with the program called WinBubble.

The policy is located at the Start Menu and taskbar folder and make sure that it is enabled.

 

That’s it! Hope this helps!

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Access Network Connections in Windows 10

Troubleshooting your LAN or Wireless network? Want to access the Local Area Network and Wireless Connections properties just like the good old days of Windows? Want to share your internet connections?

Network Connections lets you connect to other computers, network and the internet.

New Way to access the option in Windows 10

1. Go to your Internet Access icon and click Network Settings

2. At the sidebar, click Ethernet

3. See the Related settings options and Click the Change adapter options.

Quick and easy solution

Solution 1:

Press Win+R and type ncpa.cpl and press ENTER. That’s it!

Solution 2:

Create a folder on Windows desktop named

Network Connections.{7007ACC7-3202-11D1-AAD2-00805FC1270E}

and drag it to your taskbar for future use. That's it!

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