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14/04/2015
Have fun with Notepad ?
If you think that Notepad is just a basic text editor, then, you will be amazed by its capabilities. You can use Notepad to create everything from personalized logs to harmless viruses that are incredibly annoying.
Matrix Falling Code Effect
Inspired by the movie Matrix, this falling code trick is extremely popular on social networking websites. Copy and paste the code given below in Notepad and save the file as "Matrix.bat" or *.bat.
off
color 02
:tricks
echo %random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%%random%
goto tricks
Upon running the bat file, you will see the "Matrix falling code" effect.
********How to Restore Deleted Whatsapp Messages**********
Step 1. Firstly, Open your SD card and then go to WhatsApp > Databases.
Step 2. After opening the Databases Folder you will see your conversation backup files which are like msgstore-2014-04-05.1.db.crypt. These files are not given these names simply but if you see carefully then you will notice that these files consist dates.
Step 3. In that folder you will see that there is one file named as msgstore.db.crypt, You have to simply rename that file by adding a word in front of it.
Step 4. After performing the above steps carefully, search for the file which shows you date before you have deleted your conversation.
How to Recover Deleted Whatsapp MessagesStep 5. After finding that file, rename that file to msgstore.db.crypt.
Step 6. Now go to Settings > Applications > Manage applications > Whatsapp and then clear all the data.
Open whatsapp again and then choose the restore option which will be automatically be shown to you as you open the application.
That’s it. You have now all your deleted messages which are not actually deleted from your phone.
So guys, this one is the manual method now let’s move towards the next method. Keep reading this article and find out.
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