Install android on your PC/Laptop [2015]

If you want to use Android then it is better to install Android on you PC/Laptop than using Bluestacks. As I experienced Running Andriod on Bluestacks is quite slow so it is better to install on PC.

You must have the following things to install Android on PC/ Laptop.

• Android x86 ISO (please download the most appropriate version)
• USB Flash drive (you may use a bootable CD/DVD as well)
• Free hard disk space near about 10 GB on the computer/laptop that you want to install Android.
• UNetbootin (for creating bootable USB thumb drive) which you can grab from here

>> Follow the steps to install Android on you system : 

Step 1: Download the version of Android-x86 ISO that’s appropriate for your hardware, and UNetbootin.

Step 2: Create a bootable USB drive using UNetbootin and the ISO image that you downloaded earlier. Simply click on the Diskimage button as shown in the screenshot below and point it towards the ISO you downloaded.

Recover .chk files

If you have got your files converted into .chk extension then you can easily recover at some extent by using different softwares. In Linux (Ubuntu) if you delete a file it converts that file into .chk extension and saves in a folder in that drive. You can see that folder in windows it may be of the name '.Trash' or something similar to that. 

You can easily recover that files which may appear as .chk000, .chk001, .chk002 and so on. You just install a software TRC Data Recovery. Open it and navigate to the directory where .chk files are kept it will ask for location where to save the files when you recover them.

Create a New Folder using Command Prompt

If you want  to make a new folder using Command Prompt then There is a very simple way to do this. You can make a single folder at a time or a number of folder with different names. I am going to explain how to use this Command "mkdir" for making New Folder.

> Suppose you want to make a new fold named "test" in your d:/ drive then 

> Open Command prompt and go to d drive by typing d: then press enter

> after that type command mkdir test here test is the folder name.

> press enter and you have created a new folder in d drive.