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Passcode Unlock Iphone 5, 5S, 5C, 6, 6 plus, 4s / Forgot Passcode / Iphone Disabled any iOS

What is up, guys? In today's video, I'm going to show you the solutionin case you forgot the Passcode of your iPhone. All right so, I guess you have tried everything up until the point that your phone is currentlydisabled.  Now, I have good news and bad news for you.  The good news is that there is asolution for this.  The bad news is that all your information will be deleted unless you have abackup on your computer. All right so, let's begin.  All you need is your computer and make sure your iPhone isplugged in.  Okay so once you're phone is plugged in, you will have to enter recovery mode. So simply press and hold the home and power button at the same time, and keep holding itfor 10 seconds.  So, after your 10 seconds have passed you will need to release only thepower button and keep holding the home button until you see the message and items sayingthat your phone has entered recovery mode, as you will hear in just a few seconds. All right so once you see the message you can let go of the home button.  Then simply closethe message saying that your phone has entered successfully recovery mode.  So, after youclose it you will have to click recess, restart iPhone.  This will restore your phone to factorysettings.  It may a while if you haven't downloaded the latest iOS version.  If that's the case itmay take up to two or three hours. So not to worry you guys with the whole process I'm going to fast-forward the camera andI'm going to be back when the phone is back on. Right so now that your phone is back to factory settings you will have to fill in all theinformation again.  In some cases your phone will be locked to an iCloud account, so just fillin your password, and in case you don't know it you can search online for a solution tobypass the iCloud lock. Now, the last thing you may want to do is go back to items and click recess, restart backup. If you're lucky you're going to have a backup copy or for your information # [00:01:39]contacts and you can simply click restart. And that's all for today guys.  Thank you for watching my video.  If it help you please give ita thumbs up.  It really helps me a lot.  And if you like it please subscribe to my videos.  Weupload videos every week. Thank you for watching. Peace. Captions by GetTranscribed. com

How to wipe or Format with DISKPART command prompt

Hello there, i hope that you know what a virtual hard disk really is but if you don't know, I suggest that you check out the description of this video there we have a link to the to the article in which we describe what a virtual hard disk really is in this video I will show you how to create and manage virtual hard disks using disk part, disk part tool and uh. . .  all the steps that you will see in this video can be done using the disk management tool, using GUI so if you don't like command-line, I suggest that you check out that other video so, to get started first we need to run command-line and i will run it using run as administrator option which will give use elevated privileges which we need to create visual hard disks I will run disk part tool and uh. . .  the first thing we need to do is create virtual disk file, and command for that is create virtual disk, file so we will create virtual disk in our C: drive we will save it to the C: drive the name of the virtual disk will be temp. vhd, notice that we have to enter the extension and the maximum size of our virtual disk will be fifteen thousand megabytes we can also specify the type of our virtual disk which can be fixed or expand able but if you don't specify anything, the type will be fixed I will hit enter and this will take some time, so I will pause the video. So the virtual disk file is successfully created and if we go to our C: drive we can see it here, temp. VHD the next thing we need to do is select that VHD file.  To do that I will enter the following command :once the file is selected, we need to attach it to our system so the disk is now attached but we still cannot use it because it is not initialized, yet if we want to create a partition or a volume on our disk, we have to initialize it, so. . . to initialize it, I will use the following command: and after that I can create partition on this disk so to create a partition on this disk, virtual disk, I will enter the following command now, after that we have to format this partition I will format it using the NTFS file system and I will label it as temp and we will perform a quick format and before we can use it we have to assign a drive letter to it in our case this will be end that's it. we can now work with our virtual hard disk.  Let's try it now we can also access it using Windows Explorer here it is we can also, if you don't want to use virtual hard disk any more on our system, we can detach it let's go back to disk part before we can detach virtual hard disk, we have to select it again and now we can detach it that's it

How to Virtual Machine Startup after power fail or cut off

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Pchum Ben Day

             Every year in Cambodia, during the month of Potrbotr, a ceremony takes place called Pchum Ben. It begins with Kan Ben on the first day of the month, and ends with Pchum Ben on the 15th of the month. During this two-week period, Cambodians who are Buddhist go to pagodas to give offerings to those who have passed away. During Pchum Ben, very early in the mornings, people cook rice and, in the palm of their hands, form rice balls called Bay Ben. Before dawn, they bring these Bay Ben, along with other offerings, to the pagoda.

There, they take part in a ceremony performed by the Monks at the Vihira to convene the "souls" of the deceased. At a certain point in the ceremony, the participants circle the Vihira three times, scattering the Bay Ben onto the ground. After the procession, some of the people return inside and join the monks' chanting. Others remain outdoors in the temple compound, lighting incense and placing rice balls and other offerings to the prett (the damned), the deceased who have no neighbors, friends or families to commemorate them, and to those whose families cannot attend.