TechPash: 2015

Thursday, 18 June 2015

PHILIPS SHE3590 EARPHONES UNBOXING REVIEW

PHILIPS SHE3590

The ultra small in-ear headphone design with soft caps for comfort and compact fit. With small efficient speakers for dynamic bass and clear sound.

Small efficient speakers reproduce precise sound with bassSmall efficient speakers for Philips earphones ensure an exact fit and deliver precise sound with powerful bass, ideal for your listening enjoyment.

Small efficient speakers for Philips earphones ensure an exact fit and deliver precise sound with powerful bass, ideal for your listening enjoyment.

With a choice of 3 interchangeable ear caps from size small to large, surely there is a pair that makes these Philips earphones fit your ear perfectly.

The Super-small speaker drivers of these Philips earphones fit comfortably inside the ear and thanks to the exceptionally snug fit the outside noise is sealed out for high-intensity listening experience.

The ideal cable length to give you the freedom to put your audio device where you want.

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Friday, 27 March 2015

MINECRAFT:Modern House Saved File

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Hi, there some of my subscribers told me to upload save games of minecraft

ten an idea came to my mind to upload it so you have to just download all the folder and files

and assign them to a new folder named Modern House , then paste it to

the following directory to get your modern house ready made.

C:\Users\username\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft\saves

the folder appdata is hidden so you have first check the mark that "show hidden folders" .

Now just run game simply and in worlds selection you will see a world named "Modern House" ,

open it and your house is ready.

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Sunday, 22 February 2015

Set Custom Resolution in VirtualBox for Windows 7/8/8.1/10

Windows 10 doesn’t work with the included VirtualBox display driver, so by default you are limited to several 4:3 resolutions (full screen). If you want a different resolution or a widescreen resolution, it requires a command line entry to enable it. Here’s how:

1. First, close your virtual machine. Then, navigate to c:Program FilesOracleVirtualBox. Hold Shift and right click an open area of the window. Select “Open Command Window Here”. A command prompt window will open in exactly the correct directory to do the job.

2. Type VBoxManage.exe setextradata "Your VM Name" CustomVideoMode1 1366x768x32. You can edit the name in quotes to your Windows 10 virtual machine name, as well as the custom resolution (my monitor runs as 1366x768x32). Now Press Enter.