Find a Forgotten Password Saved in Chrome

Firefox and chrome like internet explorer, includes a built-in functionality to save your password. Most often we use this service to save our password, so that we can login directly without typing our password, this after some time may make us to forget our password. And when you access the same website on another computer you get stucked as you can't login because you have forget your password. Here's how to locate your saved password.

In Chrome, navigate to

Select the Options menu, a new dialog bos will appear



Click on Show saved Passwords button, then passwords dialog box will appear as shown below



now click on the website's name of which you have forget password and your password will be shown

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View System Uptime

You can view your system uptime or in other words for how long your system has been started by follwing the below given steps. This tutorial doesnot require any 3rd party tool to check your system time.
When Windows has gathered the data, the System Uptime can be found near the top of the report. For Windows XP it is very easy to find out -

• Select Start > Run
• In the Run Box: box type cmd and press OK
• At the command prompt type systeminfo

you will get the screen like one below



The highlighted entry shows your system up time, if you look at the screen above you will find a lot of other relevant information of your computer.
The other information includes-

Host Name:
OS Name:
OS Version:
OS Manufacturer:
OS Configuration:
OS Build Type:
Registered Owner:
Registered Organization:
Product ID:
Original Install Date:
System Up Time:
System Manufacturer:
System Model:
System type:
Processor(s):
BIOS Version:
Windows Directory:
System Directory:
Boot Device:
System Locale:
Input Locale:
Time Zone:
Total Physical Memory:
Available Physical Memory:
Virtual Memory: Max Size:
Virtual Memory: Available:
Virtual Memory: In Use:
Page File Location(s):
Domain:
Logon Server:
Hotfix(s):

Note: The command systeminfo can be used only in Windows Xp Pro, You can copy the systeminfo.exe from Windows XP Pro to Windows XP Home (place it in \Windows\System32), it will run fine on XP Home.

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RGB Color Calculator & HEX Code Generator

Many times you see HEX code of a color in a lot of webpages but you don't know what color it actually is. This is the same case with RGB colors, and vice versa situation ie you want to use a HEX code of a certain color but you don't know the HEX code of it.

Keeping this in mind Greg Reimer created a script which allows you to Calculate RGB values of a certain color and also allows you to generate HEX code for a particular color.



If you like to view the code just go to DrPeterJones and right click on web page and choose view source.

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How To: Restrict login hours of a particular user

If you want to restrict a certain user to login a computer in between certain time in case you run a business than the following trick will help you. To restrict a users logon hours , use the net user command. These commands are used from the Command Prompt.

Go to: Start > RUN > and type cmd

Below are some examples that you can use:

1 - net user Naina /time:M-T,08:00-17:00 (In this case user Naina is allowed to login between Monday to Friday, in between 8 AM to 5 PM)

2 - net user Vishal /time:M-F,8am-5pm

3 - net user Gates /time:M,4am-5pm;T,1pm-3pm;W-F,8:00-17:00

4 - net user Shine /time:all (this one means this user can always log on)


Note:You can only restrict when a user can log on to the system. There is no way to force a user to log off when their hours expire, without any third party script or software.

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