August 2016

If you are unable to connect to the Internet using Google Chrome, here's an easy fix.
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The No Sandbox “Solution”

  1. Right click on the desktop shortcut to Chrome and select Properties.
  2. Move to the Shortcut tab and click in the Target field.
  3. Type a space at the end of the path that appears in the field followed by --no-sandbox.
  4. Hit OK, and use the shortcut to launch Chrome.
I’ve seen people who weren’t sure how to reset Google Chrome circumvent their problem by adding the “-no-sandbox” command at the end of the target field in the Google Chrome desktop icon. Personally, I would not suggest you do this because:

The sandbox feature is a security feature that protects you against malware infections while you surf the internet.

The “-no-sandbox” switch will only work if you launch Google Chrome via the desktop icon. If you click on a hyperlink in a mail message for instance, Chrome will ignore the -no-sandbox switch.

What you can try though, if nothing else works, is checking the compatibility settings of your Google Chrome desktop icon.

Right-click the Google Chrome icon on your desktop and select “Properties”.

Then, in the Google Chrome properties window, on the “Compatibility” tab, make sure that the “Run this program in compatibility mode for” checkbox is UN-checked.

I hope this fix will help you out with the issue but I'd suggest you to use this as a temporary fix.

To permanently resolve this issue, you may refer to our previous article about this issue.

If you are unable to connect to the Internet using Google Chrome and you have tried various methods to resolve this issue but you are still experiencing problems, you’ve come to the right place.
Here are some ways to fix the issue.

Flushing your DNS cache can be a useful tool to resolve any host connection errors that you may experience with Google Chrome or other browsers.

Solution 1: In Chrome browser, type chrome://net-internals/#dns and then press the 'Clear host' cache button.

Solution 2: Go to tools -> options -> Under the hood -> Clear Browsing data and check 'empty the cache' and click on clear browsing data. it is not the DNS cache but still it works.

Solution 3:
  1. Press the Windows Key or hover your mouse over the bottom left corner and click the Windows Icon.
  2. Begin typing Command Prompt.
  3. Right-click the application and select Run as Administrator.
  4. Run the following command in the command line and hit enter.
ipconfig /flushdns

or
  1. Hold down the Windows Key and Press R on your keyboard.
  2. The run dialog box will open. Type ipconfig /flushdns and Press Enter.
I hope these solutions help you out with the issue.


Windows 10 is well known for resetting apps which the user has set by default. After various updates and build upgrades, Windows 10 resets the default browser back to Edge, the email app back to the Universal Windows Platform Mail app. The same happens for Photos, Groove Music and so on. If you are getting annoyed by having your file associations reset to default Metro apps after certain updates.

There are some methods on the internet to resolve this issue, but in some cases those fixes doesn't succeed completely in resolving the issue. After rebooting the system, again the apps get reset.

Here is an ULTIMATE FIX to resolve this issue. Just download the file from the link given below and after that just run this REG file. After running the REG fix, open Control Panel – Default Programs and set file associations or default programs. None of the built-in Universal Apps should reset the associations from now on. 

To fix the issue:

If you want to undo the fix:


These days, traveling is considered as a luxury for most people. However, traveling does not necessarily mean spending exorbitant amounts of money on expensive airfare and hotel accommodations. There are many budget-friendly options that you can take that would still allow you to get to your dream destination. So if you think you can't afford to travel, think again. Read the following guide, and before you know it, you'll be off to the destination you've always planned on going, while still keeping within your budget.

1. Research for good air, rail, coach and ship/ferry deals. The Internet provides a very good way for you to do so. Take advantage of budget airlines, which normally have the same destinations as commercial lines, but for a fraction of the price.

2. Research for good accommodation deals. Do an online search and get lists of all the hotels in the place that you have selected to visit. Remember that your accommodations do not necessarily have to be first class, as you are just looking for a place to sleep.
Consider sleeper and couchette trains to combine your travel and accommodation costs.

3. Find out if you can stay with friends to save on accommodation expenses. However, make sure you follow the rule, "Fish and Guests stink after 3 days". So, you don't want to overstay your welcome and lose a friendship. If you are lucky enough to find friends who are willing to accommodate you, make sure to play the part of a good guest during your stay by keeping your area clean, making your bed in the morning, and helping out with the chores.

4. Spend your days cheaply. Walk around a lot, and visit free or cheap attractions. Use shuttle buses or other cheap public transport. You can learn a lot about a place without spending a lot of money. Talk to people who seem friendly and ask for suggestions. Enjoy scenic walks as part of your travel experience. Visit the tourist information centers in the area, where you can also obtain informational packets or ask the guides for advice on how you can maximize your stay and experience without spending too much. Many visitors bureaus will have discount transit passes.

5. Avoid eating out -- bring noodles and soup packets. This way, you can travel for as long as 6 weeks with only $1,000 cash. Since you are there for the adventure, and not for the shopping, you won't need to buy souvenirs, either. Take lots of pictures instead, and let those be your souvenirs.

6. If you are booking your accommodation over the Internet, book your hotel for one night only. That way, you already have a place to stay when you arrive, but can look around for better deals on the next day. You can usually leave your pack or luggage at the first hotel so you don't need to lug it around while looking for a cheaper place.

If you made a mistake and want to rename your Pokemon Go avatar, now you can.
Until now, if you wanted to change your name on Pokemon Go you needed to plead with Niantic's customer support.


The review process could take weeks and there was no guarantee customer support would let you change it.

Now, you can change your nickname in-game. Here's how:
    Tap on the Pokeball button at the bottom of the map screen
    Tap on Settings at the upper left-hand corner of the screen
    Scroll down to Change Nickname and select it
Tap Yes

Type in your new nickname

Tap Ok, then Yes a couple more times

On the pop-up that says "You are now known as (your new nickname)" tap Ok

That's all there is to it, but make sure you absolutely love your new nickname. The game only lets you change your nickname once. After you change it, there's no going back.


“Haters gonna hate!”

“I am not affected by them! Let them burrrnnn!”

The fact is that we pretend to be unaffected by haters and the negativity they bring. But in reality, they do affect us, even though it is in a very small way.

It gets really uncomfortable if you have to face them every day. In these uncomfortable times, you have to be strong enough to not let all the hate affect you. How?

1. Being civil and even friendly and cheerful with them – and not out of purpose, but out of genuine enjoyment.

Being civil in the face of hate requires grace. If you are in a civil environment, go ahead and mingle with your haters. Joke around and laugh with them.

Leave them confused. Haters feed on your reactions.

If you are happy and unaffected, the haters do not have any material to feed on.

2. Never ever let their hate get to you. Smile. That usually gets to them.

Even if you do not react, hate affects us all. But smiling through the day is an effective counter. Because you smiling gets to your haters – brutally.

“How is he/she still smiling after all the shit I have given him/her?!” 

3. Unless approached, ignore them during the day.

You really do not need that kind of hate. Unless you are cooped with them in a closed space like a classroom or an office, ignore them – all the time.

4. When haters say something, take the criticism seriously, and not personally.

If you have a heart big enough to listen and digest something bad about yourself, listen to your haters carefully.

In all the irrational hatred, you might find a nugget or two of wisdom that can help you improve yourself.

5. After you get hate, always give it 10 minutes before reacting to it or thinking about it.

The default reaction after receiving hate will always be anger. Instead, wait for 10 minutes. Count to a 100 – slowly.

And then think about it.

If you require longer to calm down, sleep over it.

6. Unless you find any flaw, you keep living like you have been. Don’t change just because they expect you to.

And if you find any flaw in yourself, no matter how small, improve on it.

Sometimes, the hate is not hate. It might be healthy criticism. If you have an ego small enough to take the criticism, improve.

7. Remember that most haters seek attention too. Don’t give them any.

Acknowledging their presence is fine. Mingling is fine. But stay aloof. Do not feed them any attention. 

8. If the hate gets too strong, pretend that you do not understand anything.

Playing dumb also works well. Better than ignoring or smiling even!

9. Also remember, trying to get everyone to like you is a sign of mediocrity.

That means hate is actually a sign that the work you do is getting to a large scale of population. 

10. Shake it off quickly and do not brood over it.

There is a time and place for everything. And there is always a time to let it go. Do not ponder over silly things forever.

Your overthinking is your haters’ biggest ally.

Always remember, you and you alone are in charge of your future. Haters are not significant in the outcomes. They will be only if you give them the power to be.

To become a Gmail power user, you’ll need to master Gmail’s keyboard shortcuts. Keyboard shortcuts allow you to speed through your mail faster than you can click. Gmail even lets you create custom keyboard shortcuts. If you spend hours each week using Gmail on a computer, these keyboard shortcuts can save you hours of your time.

Gmail’s keyboard shortcuts aren’t enabled by default and don’t appear when you hover over interface elements, so you won’t find them yourself unless you explore Gmail’s settings. Gmail splits its keyboard shortcuts into two groups: those that are always on and those that need to be enabled. This guide will get you up and running quick. 


Always on

Open a message

You can use the up- and down-arrow keys to move through your inbox; you'll see a thin, blue, vertical line move along the left edge of your inbox as you hit the arrow keys. To open a message, hit Enter.

Navigate a conversation

When you are viewing an email conversation, hit the N key to move to the next message in the conversation and the P key to move to the previous message. Hit the Enter key to expand and collapse messages in a conversation.

Need to enable

To enable the following shortcuts, open Gmail and hit Shift-? and then click the Enable button below the list of commands.

You can also access this menu by clicking the gear icon in the upper-right corner and clicking Settings. In the Keyboard shortcuts section, select Keyboard shortcuts on before clicking Save Changes at the bottom of the page.

Compose new message

Hit the C key to compose a new message. Use Shift-C to compose a message in a new window, and hit the K key to compose a message in a new tab.

Move to next or previous email

When you have an email open, hit the J key to move to the next email in your inbox and the K key to move to the previous email.

Refresh or return to inbox

Hit the U key to refresh your inbox or return to the inbox view if you have an email open.

Select a message

To select a message from your inbox view (that is, check its box), move the vertical blue line to it and hit the X key.

Mute conversation

Select a conversation and hit the M key to mute it. Muting archives a conversation and keeps all future rely alls to it out of your inbox. If a message from the conversation is sent or cc'd directly to you, then it'll still appear in your inbox.

Trash or archive

With a message or messages selected in your inbox, hit the the # key to move it or them to the trash. (# = Shift-3). To archive instead of trashing a message, hit the E key.

Star conversation

When viewing your inbox, hit the S key to star a conversation. You don't need to have a conversation selected to star it; you need only to move the thin, blue line next to the conversation. Hit S again to remove the star.

Reply, reply all and forward

When you have a conversation open, hit the R key to reply to it. Hit the A key to reply all. Also, the F keylets you forward a conversation. Press Shift with any of these commands and you'll reply, reply all or forward in a new window.

Send it

Hit Tab-Enter to send a message.

Go to commands

There are a number of commands using the G key. The most helpful are these six:
G+A -- go to all mail
G+I -- go to inbox
G+S -- go to starred messages
G+D -- go to drafts
G+T -- go to sent mail
G+C -- go to contacts list

Asterisk commands

There are a number of commands using the * key, which is Shift-8 in practice. The most helpful are these three:
*+A -- select all mail
*+N -- deselect all mail
*+U -- select all unread mail

I use this last keyboard shortcut combo all the time. If I had to name a favorite, this would be it. It's so handy to be able to select all of the unread messages in my current inbox view and be able to mark them as read or move them to the trash.

For the complete list of Gmail shortcuts, see this Google support page.

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