Making the Matrix Effect on Notepad

In this tutorial, You're going to learn 'How to Create an amazing Matrix Effect on your desktop just by using your Notepad.' It's just simle Tut, and needs only your Notepad & a little Notepad Operational Ideas, and you're on.

Here, you'll have to create a simple 'Batch Format Program (.bat) in Notepad which will act as matrix effect that you might have seen in Movies. Matrix effect is basically number flashes in Green Color.

Open the Notepad and Copy the below code :

    1. Open Notepad and copy below code into it.

@echo off
color 02
:start
echo %random% %random% %random% %random% %random% %random% %random% %random% %random% %random%
goto start

    2. Now save this file as Matrix.bat (name can be anything but .bat is must)

    3. Open your saved file and you will have matrix effect on your screen.

How To Make A Bootable USB

Most of the Laptops & Mini Computers, come without CD-Drive. It makes it handy but creates complication for a user to boot his/her device, with a System CD. This tutorial will solve out your problem, we mean you can use alternate method to boot up your system. This tutorial will guide you through, how to make your own bootable USB, without any software.

Note : This article will explain you how to make your USB (PenDrive) Bootable. So, that you could easily use it to Boot Up your Computer easily & without System Disk. We highly recommend you to backup your system before trying this.

Open the Command prompt with admin rights

At the command prompt, type cd :

c:\windows\system32

to change the directory to the Windows system32 directory.

Plug in your USB, and type : Disk PART in command prompt.

Then type : 

LIST DISK

and press Enter.

Next, Select disk 1

Type in the following commands, one by one, pressing Enter after each command.

CLEAN[Enter]
CREATE PARTITION PRIMARY[Enter]
SELECT PARTITION 1[Enter]
ACTIVE[Enter]
FORMAT FS=NTFS  (may take a couple minutes, depending on the USB drive size)
[Enter]
ASSIGN[Enter]
EXIT[Enter]

Keep the command prompt window open, but you can minimize it for a little bit.

You will now need your Windows Vista or 7 Installation DVD. Put the DVD in your computer’s DVD drive. Open up My Computer and note which drive letter is assigned to your DVD Drive and your USB flash drive.

Go back to the command prompt window and type in D: CD BOOT (substitute your DVD drive letter for “D:” if necessary) and press Enter. Type : CD BOOT again and press Enter. Lastly, type BOOTSECT.EXE /NT60 H: (substitute your USB flash drive letter for “H:” if necessary) and press Enter.

The last step is to copy the entire contents of the Windows DVD to your USB flash drive.

Your USB flash drive is now set up to be a bootable USB drive for Windows Vista or 7.