system welcomes with ur name as audio voice

Hey Friends Do u want your system to welcome you with your name ?
You can get the app that welcomes u in to your system by posting your name or anything that ur system should speak in www.facebook.com/csedevgroup
and telling that you want talking app and enter ur email id

Post ur names in the comment section and u can download your talking app within12 hours from ur inbox and coping the extracted file or shortcut of that file(recommended) to
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup (in Windows XP)
or
to C:\Users\ User-Name\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\Startup (in Windows 7,8and Windows Vista) where c is the system drive here and it can be anything.

Is Deleted os is also seen when the system starts up??

Have u installed more than one os and deleted one of the os but when ur system starts the deleted os is also seen??
Here is the way u can permenanently remove the os getting appeared when the system gets start up

1)Type msconfig in the search option
2) Click on the BOOT tab and the list of OS gets displayed there
3) select the desired os and click on the delete or remove button
.....it would prompt u to restart ur system...
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Problems with dual booting??

Problems with dual booting??
1)promting u to insert  another disk which says x86 or x64 architecture?? Then, restart the system and run the disc from boot mode by press boot/ setup keys (F2,F12,Esc  etc  depends on the laptop u use, usually the above keys to be pressed are displayed on the screen for very short time) and select the boot from cd/dvd/usb and select the language,followed by selecting the drive(Be sure that selected drive is  of primary partition as os cannot be installed in logical portion)
2)set up is not installing sucessfully, then change sata mode (ie ATA,AHCI)  or enable the legacy mode

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Is the actual size of the file and size on the disk is different?

Is the actual size of the file and size on the disk is different and is your system takes more time to open files stored on the disk , this may be due to the fact that you have multiple deletions on the same disk ,which creates some memory free space that affect the others files to be stored with some other size than the actual
This can be overcome by optimizing the drive
steps:
Right click on the drive for which u want to optimize
and then click on the tools tab and select optimize option and then click on the analyse and takes some time in optimizing,fragmenting,defragmenting.
However , the system optimizes the drive periodically (usually the time for the periodic optimization should be set by the user)

Is ur system takes more time to access some files?
Have u are using hard disk for longtime and there are multiple deletions and saving of the files on the same disk which may lead to the slow access of the files ??
Here is the way u can overcome this problem of slow access of files
Right click on the drive for which u want to defragment
and then click on the tools tab and select optimize option and then click on the analyse

enter the dd-mm-yyyy to find the day (calendar)

#include<iostream>
#include<conio.h>
using namespace std;
int main()
{
    long  int y,i,count=0,m,d,j;
      cout<<"Enter day-month-year.\n";
      cin>>d;cout<<"/";cin>>m;cout<<"/";cin>>y;
                 
       for (i=1;i<y;i++)
       {
            if ((i%400==0)||((i%4==0)&&(i%100!=0)))  
            count= count+2;
            else
            count=count+1;
       }
               
             for(j=1;j<m;j++)
             {switch(j)
                     {case 1:case 3:case 5: case 7: case 8: case 10: case 12: count=count+31;break;
                     case 2:if ((i%400==0)||((i%4==0)&&(i%100!=0))) count=count+29; else count=count+28;break;
                     default :count=count+30;
                     }
             }
                  count=count+d-1;
                  switch (count%7)
                  {
                  case 0:cout<<"Mon\n";break;
                  case 1:cout<<"Tues\n";break;
                  case 2:cout<<"Wed\n";break;
                  case 3:cout<<"Thu\n";break;
                  case 4:cout<<"Fri\n";break;
                  case 5:cout<<"Sat\n";break;
                  case 6:cout<<"Sun\n";break;
                 
                  }
                 
                  getch();
      }

Do u want to change the partition of hard drives without formatting???

Here is the way,
1)Right click the my computer and select manage>>computer management >>storage >>Disk Management
2)Right click any of the drive and select shrink volume to make the some of the space of the selected drive to be unallocated or select Extend volume to extend the size of the selected drive if there is already unallocated space
3)you can now allocate the unallocated space to a new drive by right clicking it , selecting New simple volume and followed by assigning the drive letter