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To change your dynamic IP address: 

XP

Try this -

  To change your dynamic IP address (like those with attbi and comcast) in Windows XP (in less than 60 seconds without additional software):

  take note of your ip address beforehand to verify your changes. (if you can't figure out how to do that, you probably shouldn't do this.)

  First, at the command prompt, (start, run, command) type:

  ipconfig /release (then enter, of course)

  you can type EXIT at this point

  (just renewing it doesn't do it)

  Go to your tcp/ip properties (right click on my network places, select 'properties' from the list)

  go to the properties of the local area connection (again, right click, properties)

  double-click on internet protocol tcp/ip.

  (you should be at tcp/ip properties at this point. you'll be back here in less than a minute so remember where it is.)

  under the "general" tab, select the radio button that says "use the following ip address"

  in the ip address field, use a "undefined" (and thus, unused) ip address (such as 10.1.1.1) by mouse-clicking into each field and entering the

  corresponding number. below that is the gateway and by default, if you hit TAB, it will fill with 255.0.0.0. if not, do so.

  click okay, then okay again on the aforementioned local areas connections properties. this will put you back into the network connections folder.

  from here, start again, getting back to tcp/ip properties (don't remember? follow the steps above). this time, select "obtain ip address

  automatically". Click okay, then okay again. after you've verified that the address has been changed (double click on your local area connection

  icon and look at the support tab), feel free to close the network connections folder.

  Poof! your ip address has changed and you can log back on to that banned game room (or whatever).

  Remember, this doesn't protect you from being tracked by those that have the resources to do so. your network card has a unique id (MAC

  Address) that your ISP has tied to each ip address you use with their service.

  Hiding information:

Want to hide your secret document? Use the following steps to make a protected folder that cannot be accessed from the Windows Explorer: Open MS-DOS prompt, type mkdir followed by a space, then hold ALT key and type 251. Then release ALT. Now you can save there anything you want to hide. Windows Explorer cannot display the content of this folder. You can use these numbers instead of 251: 158, 159, 169, 176 to 224, 226 to 229, 231 to 240, 242 to 245, 247, 249, 252, 254 and 255.For me, only 176, 249, 251 and 254 worked. To access this folder from windows, just rename it into a normal name. To do so, open MS-DOS, enter the directory, where your folder is placed and type ren followed by a space, then hold alt and type the number, that you used when you created your folder. Press space again 
and then type the new name of your folder. Press enter.

Privacy Help: 

 If you don't want people to be able to trace your computer you may do the following

 Run Registry Editor 'regedit'. Then navigate your way to HKEY_local_machine\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion

 Find a key called RegDone Change the value from "" to "1"

 Then restart your computer. Now you don't have to worry about anyone tracking your computer.

 In the same directory you may find a lot of other private information such as the key-code you enter when you install Windows

Stop unwanted users:

Can u stop unwanted users to use windows 9x without any software? May be not but now you can do it. Just few steps...
Open registry editor by typing regedit in run box now go to: Hkey_Local_maching\Network\Logon And then edit the binary value named "MustBeValidated" by double clicking on it now change the value 0 to 1 and close it. Now log off and then when logon box appears press the cancel button. You'll see you can't enter without entering your windows password.

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