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How to create Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Live Bootable USB?

22nd April 2016 by TLHD

To create an Ubuntu 16.04 LTS live bootable USB you need a minimum 4GB USB flash drive, Ubuntu 16.04 iso and UNetbootin software. Using a live USB installation you can try out a lot of different Linux distribution on any PC or laptop that support boot from USB. This is the most easiest way to test drive any new or existing Linux version without requiring to burning a CD/DVD.

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is here

Ubuntu 16.04 LTS (Long Term Support) just been released recently with some new features and optimizations. This is the latest version of Ubuntu which will have support for longer time. The earlier version Ubuntu 15.04 does not have long support time. This article will help you to easily create a live bootable Ubuntu 16.04 on a USB flash drive. All the steps are described and required link is provided.

Requirements

  1. USB Flash drive (minimum size 4GB)
  2. Ubuntu 16.04 iso either 32-bit or 64-bit depending on your system from their website (I have used a 64-bit image for this tutorial)
  3. Get UNetbootin

Process

For easier to understanding I have included a screenshot for step number 3-7 below.

  1. Connect the flash drive to your computer and do a quick format using FAT32
  2. Start UNetbootin
  3. Select Diskimage
  4. Select your downloaded ubuntu-16.04-desktop-amd64.iso by clicking on the 3 little dots
  5. Type should be USB Drive, make sure it is not showing Hard Disk
  6. Select the drive letter that your USB drive is, in my case it is E:\
  7. Press OK once have completed all the steps above, it will take some time to extract and copy the iso file into your flash drive

Using UNetbootin to create Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Live USB

When finished it will let you know. And, now you have a bootable USB flash drive with Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. To test it, just turn off your computer and select to boot from your USB drive rather than hard disk from BIOS or boot options.

If this article helped you please share it with your social network. Thanks very much for reading.

Filed Under: Tutorials, Ubuntu Tagged With: Bootable USB, Live USB, Ubuntu 16.04, UNetbootin

How To Restrict Background Apps in Windows 10

17th April 2016 by TLHD

You can restrict background apps in Windows 10 easily using the following step-by-step guide. Windows 10 is the best Windows ever in terms of security, design and compatibility. To keep you connected with the world and provide real-time notifications there are some apps that run on background, which you might have seen with other devices and operating systems as well. Restricting background apps is most effective for users with a minimum configuration PC or with limited internet access. It may stop or disable few functionalities. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Tutorials, Windows Tagged With: Background Apps, Windows 10

How to Root Galaxy S7 Edge and S7 with CF Auto Root

11th April 2016 by TLHD

Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge (SM-G935F) and Galaxy S7 (SM-G930F) are amazing phones with specs, design and features. Root is now available only for the Exynos variant on both devices, courtesy of Chainfire, senior moderator and senior recognized developer on XDA Developers Forum. This article I’m going to tell you how to root Galaxy S7 Edge and S7 using CF Auto Root. At the end of this tutorial you will have a rooted phone in your hand. However, please note that you will lose warranty, things can go wrong and you may end up with a bricked device. Proceed with your own responsibility.

Root Galaxy S7 Edge and Galaxy S7

Instructions to Root Galaxy S7 Edge and S7

Follow the instructions below to root your device on an Windows PC or laptop. Download the correct zip for your device and rest of the steps are similar.

Selecting the CF Auto Root file for Galaxy S7 Edge in Odin 3.10.6

  1. Make sure you have the drivers installed correctly for your device and have enough charge
  2. Download CF-Auto-Root-hero2lte-hero2ltexx-smg935f.zip to root Galaxy S7 Edge or CF-Auto-Root-herolte-heroltexx-smg930f.zip to root Galaxy S7 from Chainfire’s repo
  3. Extract the zip files inside an empty folder, all files required for rooting are available here
  4. Run Odin3-v3.10.6.exe
  5. Click on AP and select CF-Auto-Root-hero2lte-hero2ltexx-smg935f.tar.md5 for S7 Edge or CF-Auto-Root-herolte-heroltexx-smg930f.tar.md5 for S7 (do not change any other option)
  6. Enable OEM Unlock from Developer Settings (How to Enable Developer Options)
  7. Connect your phone to your laptop or PC using the USB cable, you should see ID:COM box in Odin will turn Green with corresponding port number
  8. When ready, click Start button and wait for the flashing to finish

It may take some time to finish everything and you may not see any output. For exact info here is what Chainfire posted in XDA Forum:

Note that CFAR’s display code isn’t yet compatible with the S7, as such, there is no output on screen. This means that after flashing with ODIN, the device will only show you the S7 logo, and it seems like nothing happens. Just leave the device alone for 5 minutes. It’ll reboot a few times, then boot into Android, but now you have root.

If it still doesn’t do anything after 5 minutes, something has gone wrong, and you should probably reflash your stock boot.img and recovery.img.

Support

If you are having any issues and want to get support please visit XDA Forum using this link for Galaxy S7 Edge and this link for Galaxy S7.

Filed Under: Tutorials Tagged With: Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, Root, Samsung

Validating AMP HTML Pages

4th April 2016 by TLHD

Google recently started AMP (Accelerated Mobile Pages) Project aims to instant load web pages in a mobile browser. This is an open-source project and development work running very fast. Webmasters and web admins are implementing this new piece of tech in their sites. TechLoverHD also implemented AMP as well. The last article tells how to install / add AMP on your WordPress site, this article is going to show you how to check if your AMP pages are valid. I can only help you by giving information on how to check, you need to be bit familiar with HTML & JS code in order to solve them by yourself. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Tutorials Tagged With: AMP, WordPress

Enable Accelerated Mobile Pages #AMP on WordPress

3rd April 2016 by TLHD

What is AMP?

Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP), loads of mobile pages super-fast, basically instantly. AMP HTML, a new HTML markup, started off recently as an approach from Google to make the web faster. AMP does all the optimizations and renders the pages without blocking resources. It is 4 times faster than your conventional mobile page loads. An AMP HTML page starts with <html ⚡> and will just display /amp/ at the end of every URL. This article is to show you how to enable Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) in your WordPress site or blog. To know more visit the AMP Project website. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Tutorials Tagged With: AMP, Google, WordPress, WordPress Plugin

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