Showing posts with label windows. Show all posts
Showing posts with label windows. Show all posts

Saturday, 12 March 2016

AI (Artificial Intelligence) -We Are Closer To Real Brain Than You Know..!

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Hello Folks , I guess all of you know What exactly AI (Artificial Intelligence) is .

But If you don't know that much then, you can know more about it in an article by my colleague Mr. Jyotiraditya Dey

Artificial intelligence is one of the hottest subjects these days, and recent advances in technology make AI even closer to reality than most of us can imagine.

Those in the defense industry are not the only ones engaging in an arms race to create advanced AI. Technology giants like Facebook, Google, Microsoft ,Apple and IBM are all engaging in various AI-initiatives, as well as competing on developing digital personal assistants like
  •  Facebook’s M

  • Microsoft's Cortana

  • Apple's SIRI

  •  Google's OK Google

Mark Zuckerberg even wants to create his own version of Jarvis from Iron Man to run his home.
Robots are no longer limited to traditional blue-collar jobs, fully automated assembly lines and high-frequency trading algorithms. White-collar jobs are ripe for automation, and robots are replacing bank tellers, mortgage brokers and loan officers in the financial industry. These examples follow strict repetitive rule-based routines, and a machine easily can perform them without any human interaction.

The road to true artificial intelligence is not paved with a single discipline.


The road to true artificial intelligence is not paved with a single discipline, but rather a collection of specialized subject matters, techniques and theories that together interact to create some form of intelligence.
I have limited this post to include only a selection of the technologies and techniques applied in AI research and development. For further insight, Check logic programming.

Friday, 11 March 2016

Tutorial: How to Switch to Android from Windows 10 Mobile




Windows Phone might not be as popular as Android and iOS but it still manages to hold a good number of total smartphone market share but there are some restrictions that might not suit people forcing them to switch to Android. The biggest problem one can face during the process is the transfer their precious data like Media files, Photos, Contacts etc. We decide to come with a comprehensive tutorial to help our readers. So without further ado, let's get started.

To transfer the contacts, follow the following steps:

Sign in to your Microsoft account on your PC, then press the dropdown next to Outlook, and select People.


Now, select Manage and choose Export for Outlook.com and other services.


Now the "*.csv" will download on your computer.
Now you have to transfer your Hotmail contacts to your Google Account. To do that:

Sign-in to your Gmail account on a PC
In the main Gmail window, press the drop-down arrow next to "Gmail" and choose "Contacts".


In Contacts page, press "More" menu and select "Import".


Now press the "Choose File" button.

Navigate to the location where you saved the Contacts file (*.csv) and open it.
Finally, press the "Import" button and wait until the import process is completed.
Now in your phone

Go to Settings> Accounts.
Under Manage Accounts (or Add Account), select the Google account you used to import contacts.
Finally press Sync Contacts. You 're done.
So this is it. You can transfer contacts easily by this method. Moving on, to transfer media files like photos, songs and videos follow method under two different conditions. The first condition is, when we have a Micro SD Card option on both the Windows Phone and the Android device. Second is, when we don't have the Micro SD Card option on Windows Phone as well as the Android device.

Let's start by explaining the first situation. If both the devices support Micro SD Card, then just open file explorer on Windows Phone and move all the files to Micro SD Card. Now take out the Micro SD Card and insert it into your Android device to copy data from the Micro SD Card. This will transfer all the data from Windows Phone to Android.

Next is the situation when you don't have Micro SD Card option. In this case you have to use your Data cable to transfer data using your PC. You can also use Bluetooth/NFC to transfer data but it will take time if the data is big.

Do note that you can use the second method of transferring media files in the first situation as well.

Next up is transferring SMS to your Android device. Unfortunately, Windows Phone doesn't support the transfer of SMS to other devices so you can't transfer. However, you can sync messages if you are switching from Windows Phone to another Windows Phone.

Wrap Up

So that was a quick tutorial on how to make a switch to Android from Windows Phone. We know that Windows Phone is not much popular but when it comes to Windows 10 then, it will be worth to see what Microsoft has under their sleeves. For now, you can use this tutorial to switch to Android if you are not happy with Windows Phone experience. Do let us know if you need any help on the topic.

Saturday, 5 March 2016

NowYou Can Upgrade From A 32 Bit PC To 64 Bit to Windows 10- (Solved)

It has been a biggest con of Microsoft Windows that one cannot upgrade from a 32 bit PC to 64 bit PC.
Although a trick has been found to upgrade your current PC to 64 bit Windows 10.

And If your PC has a 32-bit version of Windows 10, then you're missing out on some productivity advantages. Use this guide to switch to the 64-bit version.
Microsoft offers Windows 10 as a free upgrade for computers running a genuine copy of Windows 7 or Windows 8.1. Also, similar to previous releases, the operating system is available on different editions and two versions: 32-bit and 64-bit.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll walk you through the steps to verify whether your computer in fact includes support for a 64-bit version and we'll guide you through the upgrade process to Windows 10 (x64).

"Make sure Windows 10 64-bit is compatible with your PC"A 64-bit version of Windows can only be installed on computers with capable hardware. As such, the first thing you need to do is to determine whether your computer has a 64-bit processor.

 

"Make sure there 64-bit versions of device drivers"

Also, you also want to ensure that other components in your system, such as video and sound cards are 64-bit compatible, as 32-bit versions of drivers won't work.If your computer is only a few years old, it's more than likely that there are 64-bit drivers available. However, older components may not even be supported anymore. Before switching from a 32- to a 64-bit version of Windows, check your manufacturer's website to see if there are 64-bit drivers available.

 

Make a full backup of your PC

You will be doing making significant changes on your computer, as such it's a good idea to make a full backup of your system before upgrading.
You can use our previous guide to make a full backup of Windows 10, Windows 8.1, and even Windows 7.
Remember that you will also need to backup your personal files to an external drive or OneDrive, as they will be deleted during the installation process.


Create Windows 10 installation media

    • Connect a USB drive with at least 4GB of available space.
      • Visit Microsoft's Windows 10 download page.
        • Click the Download tool now button and save the Media Creation Tool on your desktop.
          •  Double-click the MediaCrationTool.exe file.
            • Read the license terms and click Accept.
              • Select the Create installation media for another PC option.
                • Click Next.
                  • Uncheck the Use the recommended options for this PC option.
                    • Make sure to select your language, edition, and, more importantly, the architecture, which in this case is 64-bit (x64).
                      • Click Next.
                        • Select the USB flash drive option.
                          • Click Next.
                            • Select the removable drive from the list.
                              • Click Next.
                                • Once the installation media is created, close the Media Creation Tool.

                                  Install a 64-bit version of Windows 10


                                    • Restart your PC with the installation media connected and begin the installation of Windows 10.
                                      • On the Windows Setup, click Next.
                                        • Click Install now.
                                          • As you previously have an activated version of Windows 10, you can skip the option if you're prompted to enter a product key.
                                            • Accept the licensing agreement and click Next.
                                              • Click the Custom: Install Windows only (advanced) option.
                                                • Select and delete system partitions -- usually: Drive 0 Partition 1 and Drive 0 Partition 2.
                                                  • Click Next and follow the on-screen directions to complete the installation.
                                                    After the installation, make sure to go to Settings > Windows Update to download the latest updates and drivers. If some of the drivers are not available through Windows Update, make sure to check your computer's manufacturer website download and install the 64-bit version of the drivers needed.
                                                    Now, it's also the time to install any previous app and restore your personal files from backup.

                                                    Windows 10 64-bit benefits

                                                    Between a 32-bit and a 64-bit version of Windows, there are no differences in features. However, there are productivity benefits. For example, the 64-bit version addresses the 3.5GB of RAM limitation found in the 32-bit version of the operating system. This advantage means that on computers with at least 4GB of RAM, you'll be able to run more applications simultaneously. Other applications like Google Chrome will be able to handle more opened tabs, and you will be able to run more memory-intensive applications, such as AutoCAD, Photoshop, and video editing programs.
                                                    It's worth pointing out that while we're focusing on Windows 10, Microsoft doesn't support a direct path between architectures for previous versions of the operating system eith

                                                    Wednesday, 2 March 2016

                                                    REMIX OS - Bugged : ALL KNOWN BUGS by DAVID VISHNOI


                                                    I would like to draw readers attention towards the bugs in Remix-os


                                                    read my previous articles:

                                                     

                                                    Now here's the list of known bugs:


                                                    • Netflix issue - Netflix not working ,not loading any movies.
                                                    • Sound - interference in sound output and input
                                                    • Sync issue - Mail Client not Syncing with Gmail or ActiveSync Servers
                                                    • Reboot issue - OS Randomly restarts anytime.
                                                    • Locking - Display doesn't turn on when pressing power button.
                                                    • Wifi -Wifi disconnects by itself after a couple of minutes

                                                    •  Headphone issues - when connected at the same time while charging I get some statics sounds (it stop when I unplug the charger, strange) | when playing music and locking my device I hear lags in the music which makes it impossible for listening with a lock screen.
                                                    •  Facebook Messenger - when getting a message the head widget wont popup on screen like it suppose to be, I believe it apply to every popup widget.
                                                    •  Multiple windows - when working with couple of windows (in phone mode) the "current app" settings wont work if you just touch the floating window. for the setting wont be greyed out I needed to minimize the app and open it again.
                                                    • Notification Center - the notification and settings center looks amazing but every notification is categorized under the app name and under it the notify will show, why? It add another interaction to see what is the notification for example the spotify app usually have a controller at the notification center but now I see a "Spotify" notification and just when I press it it will extend and show me the controller (unneeded action in my opinion).
                                                    • Downloading - I tried to download something locally and I failed every time! I tried using different browsers and apps nothing helped.
                                                    • Lock screen (request) - Can you make the notification visible on the lock screen itself (like a quick view as it exist on AOSP lock screen).
                                                    • Languages - languages... languages... languages... no matter what Keyboard app I install it just don't let me change to my desired language, please fix!
                                                    • Email app - cant set an exchange account (workaround by installing gmail app).
                                                    • File Manager app - wont see mounted DOK (workaround by installing ES File Explorer app).
                                                    • Camera app - it just me or there is no settings to set anything?
                                                    • Power Manager app - very basic, where are all the details???
                                                    • Default Launcher - this is more a request, I would love more customize options (see Nova Launcher for example...)

                                                    Sunday, 28 February 2016

                                                    How to Install NEW REMIX-OS on a Hard Disk Drive or DUAL BOOT with WINDOWS ?


                                                    Jedi Remix-Os is now available to download from their official website and Many of the people have been asking questions regarding whether we can Dual Boot REMIX-OS with WINDOWS or not.



                                                    As in previous article we told you that REMIX-OS canonly be installed on a FAT32 file system. So here we go

                                                      

                                                    Also Read before installing Remix-Os-

                                                        Pros and Cons of Remix Os- By ConvergeQuick Team Member David Vishnoi

                                                    So , Here is a full Guide on How to Dual Boot Remix Os with Windows -


                                                    Requirements -



                                                        A USB Drive
                                                        Official Remix Os
                                                        20GB Hard Disk Partition ( 16GB will also work but it should be FAT32)
                                                        EasyBCD 2.3

                                                    Step 1. Open Downloaded Remix Os zip file and extract it to the the root of new 16GB Partition that you created earlier .





                                                    Step 2. Insert USB Drive and format it with file system FAT32


                                                    Step 3. Now Open Remix Os USB Tool ( That you extracted ) .



                                                    Step 4. Choose ISO Image ( That you extracted ) and select USB Drive that you inserted .


                                                    Step 5. Now click on Ok and Install Remix Os on USB ,


                                                    Step 6. After Installing it on USB Drive , Copy all Files / Folders from USB and paste it to that 16GB Partition  that you created earlier .


                                                    Step 7. Install and Open EasyBCD 2.3 .


                                                    Step 8. Click On "Add new Entry"




                                                    Step 9. Click On ISO




                                                    Step 10. Choose Path as Remix Os ISO from the 16Gb partition .




                                                    Step 11. Select Mode as Run from Disk


                                                    Step 12. Click on Add Entry .


                                                    Step 13. Click on Tools ( Upper left corner ) .


                                                    Step 14. Restart Computer !


                                                    Now your Computer will restart , Whenever You will restart You will get 2 Options -


                                                        Windows
                                                        Remix Os

                                                    Choose Remix Os and Enjoy !



                                                    Select either "Guest Mode" or "Resident Mode (Permanent) " to start Remix OS , Guest mode will not save any data and is only for trying Remix Os , while Resident mode will save all data !






                                                    Note - If you want to Go to Your Windows OS then just Restart again !