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Hello guys, here is a quick glimpse on how to get Whatsapp and other Android apps on your Windows (XP, Vista, 7, or 8) PC.
Most people like me dine and wine with the PC a lot, so its difficult to visit my mobile Whatsapp. With this tutorial, that problem would be eliminated shortly.

 Follow the Steps below.

Step 1 - Download Bluestacks for Windows HERE

Step 2 - Install it

Step 3 - Move your mouse to the Settings button at the right bottom of Bluestacks


Step 4 - Clicks and navigate to Cloud computing to Sync your Bluestacks with your PC inserting your Gmail and phone number.
 (You should get a success message that your sync is successful)

Step 5 - Navigate to Messaging at the top right and select whatsapp.

Follow the process and we are done!


 If you didn't get the steps. Watch the Video Tutorial below;

Your PC might easily get infected by viruses or any malicious program unexpectedly when your Windows 8 system has Autoplay Enable. This means any drive inserted would automatically play itself.

The steps below shows you how to disable Autoplay in Windows 8

Step 1 - Make sure your PC is up and running

Step 2 - On the keyboard, Press the 'Windows logo button' and 'Q' at a time.
               (the search box turns up)

Step 3 - Click on 'Settings' at the right top corner

Step 4 - Type 'Autoplay' (Select 'Autoplay' when it shows up)

Step 5 - On the windows that pops up, uncheck 'Use Autoplay for all media and devices'

We are done!

Please Comment | Share if it helps.

This command works 100% for all Server Core version of the Windows Server Operating Systems.

Am going to show you the initial configuration code to build you Domain Controller in Server Core.

Step 1 - Change Computer Name

netdom renamecomputer %computername% /newname: [type your prefered computer name]

and hit Enter

Note: You need to restart your computer. Type --> shutdown -r -t and hit Enter

Step 2 - Insert IP Address

Before you insert you IP Address, you need to know the network card interface name. Type the command below to see it.



netsh interface IPv4 show interfaces

Now lets give it a IP Address

netsh interface IPv4 set address name=[type your interface name here] source=static address=192.168.0.1 mask=255.255.255.0

Note: You can give your preferred IP Address
Now that's it, if you need to make it a stand alone computer. If you need to make it a Domain Controller continue below;



Step 3 - Make Server Core A Domain Controller

Making a Domain Controller in Server Core, we would use an Unattended Installation. In that case, we would create a unattended installation file with the content below in a notepad document and save it inside our C:\ drive with the .txt format and name it. for example ---> dctest.txt

Note: You can change the domain name i used to your preferred domain name.

[DCINSTALL]
ReplicaOrNewDomain=Domain
NewDomain=Forest
NewDomainDNSName=MASSWAVE.NET
ForestLevel=3
DomainNetbiosName=MASSWAVE
DomainLevel=3
InstallDNS=Yes
ConfirmGc=Yes
DNSDelegation=NO
DatabasePath=C:\Windows\NTDS
LogPath=C:\Windows\NTDS
SYSVOLPath=C:\Windows\SYSVOL
SafeModeAdminPassword=password@1
TransferIMRoleIfNecessary=NO


Now that's the command that your unattended file should contain.

After saving it in the C:\ drive type the command below.

Step 4 - Run the dcpromo.exe Command

dcpromo.exe /answer:c:\test.txt

and hit Enter.   Note: test.txt is the Unattended file we created in step 3 and saved in the C:\ drive.

If you get a Delegation error, just go to your unattended file and clear the DNSDelegation=NO command, save and run again


Step 5 - Insert DNS IP Address

Since we made a Domain Controller we need to give and IP Address to our DNS that would be installed.

netsh interface IPv4 add dnsserver name=[type your interface name here] address=192.168.0.1 index=1
and hit Enter
check the step 2 to see how you get your interface name and index=1 positions the DNS server as primary DNS server, while index=2 positions the DNS server as an alternate DNS server.



Step 6 - Join Computer To A Domain 

In case of a stand alone computer where you need to join to the domain after configuration. Use the following commands below with a administrative credentials

  netdom join <ComputerName> /domain:<DomainName> /userd:<UserName> /password:∗∗∗∗∗∗

Where;
<ComputerName> represents the hostname of the computer you are joining to the Domain,  <DomainName> is the name of the domain to join, and  <UserName> is a user account that has permission to join the domain. e.g Administrator and password for the account. e.g password@1
Now thats what i have for now. If this helped you, please comment below and share.

You can ask you questions and i would ma
Thanks.