Showing posts with label Web site. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Web site. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 2, 2014

How to ping a website

How to ping a website - "Ping" is a way to have the search engines quickly updated when you change the content of the website. Make "ping" to your site after making changes important to be able to bring information to the search engines as soon as possible. The faster you do "ping", the faster you get high positions in search engines. Bloggers should take advice especially as updated frequently. You can "ping" to a website in a few steps.

Instructions

1. Browse to Ping-O-Matic (Pingomatic.com) a service to "ping" made ​​especially for bloggers. To "ping" to a website, enter the blog name, your address and your RSS URL if you have one. Then click "Check All" and "Send Pings" to start "ping".

2. Find other sites of "ping". To get to show you how many sites web possible, you may want to "ping" other sites "ping". For example, Ping-O-Matic does not "ping" to everything. You can "ping" to your own site from Windows. To do this, navigate to the "Start" menu and select "Run." In the "Run", type "cmd" (without quotation marks) and click "OK". The "Command Line" appears. Type "ping www.whatever.com" (without quotes) to "ping" the site. Then press "Enter". You did "ping" to your website.

3. To "ping" to Google Browse through the "Google Tools" (google.com/webmasters/tools/home?hl=en) and tells Google to make an index of your site. When you make changes , you must use "Google Tools" to inform Google that your site has been updated.

Wednesday, August 27, 2014

How to Uninstall K9 without a code

How to Uninstall K9 without a code - The K9 is a program that blocks access to questionable content sites containing pornography, viruses or racist content. Once installed K9 Web Protection, you may have some difficulty in removing it if you remember the administrator password or do not have access to the e-mail address you used during installation. If you try to uninstall the program and enter an incorrect password, the K9 will block your internet access. If you have administrative access to the system, can work upon the requirements and uninstall the program.
Instructions

1. Navigate to the K9 Web Protection Web site (see Resources) and click the "Free Download" (free download) button. Fill out the online form with your name, surname and e-mail. Click the "Request License" (requires license) button to start sending - via e-mail address you provided - a new activation code and a link to download the K9 Web Protection.

2. Access your email and copy the new activation code provided. Follow the link to the download area of ​​the program. Do not install the new program yet.

3. Open the task manager by pressing the Control, Alt and Delete keys at the same time and selecting Start Task Manager. Locate "k9filter" in the process bar. Select and click the End Process button.

4. If you accepted the default installation settings, locate the original K9 program in "C: \ Program Files \ Blue Coat K9 Protection". Navigate to the installation folder and delete all the contents of the "Blue Coat K9 Protection" folder.

5. Load the installer K9 program by double-click the file that you downloaded in step 2 Use the activation code that you copied in step 2 and create a new password. Install K9 program in "Blue Coat K9 Protection" folder from which you deleted the files.

6. Open the Control Panel and select Add or Remove Programs. Click "Blue Coat K9 Protection" and then click the Change / Remove button. Select Yes to confirm that you want to remove the program. Enter the new password that you created during the installation in step 5 and click "Uninstall" (uninstall).