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Jul 3, 2012

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Jun 29, 2012

Payment Via GSM Prepaid Recharge Card & MPOS

Pay your GSM Postpaid Mobile Bill, PSTN Landline Bill or recharge ADSL Service
via use of Prepaid Recharge Card, MPOS or IVR Services



Nepal Telecom has been continuously trying to improve the services and their delivery to its valued customers. Continuing this trend, we have recently launched recharge card and MPOS (Mobile Point of Sale) technologies for recharge of GSM Postpaid Mobile, Fixed Line (PSTN) Telephone and ADSL services. Earlier, the bill payment and renewal of these services was only possible through our service counters and bank counters. With the launch of this new scheme, our valued customers can recharge or renew their Postpaid Mobile, Fixed Line or ADSL services using recharge cards or using pinless recharge through the MPOS terminals.

For the recharge of the above services, use the following methods to pay amounts between NRs. 100.00 and NRs. 1000.00 as appropriate:
To pay the amount via IVR (Interactive Voice Response)
Please dial 1413 and follow the instructions to pay for GSM postpaid mobile, fixed line or ADSL.

To pay through USSD (only for GSM postpaid mobile)
Please purchase the Namaste recharge card of the appropriate amount and to make the payment dial *411*Pin No.*10# using your GSM postpaid mobile.

To pay through MPOS
Please contact your nearest MPOS retailer and provide the number of your GSM postpaid mobile, fixed line phone number (for paying fixed line phone bill or for ADSL renewal) to carry out the payment of desired amount for the required service. Please provide the number of phone that is having ADSL service for renewal of ADSL service.
Note:
Please make sure of the completion of payment by checking the service status or balance of services. The status or balance can be checked as described below:

SN
Services Method to ensure completion of payment
1
GSM Postpaid Mobile Please type CB in your mobile's SMS editor and send to 1400.
2
PSTN (Fixed Line) Please dial 1606 to know the balance information through IVR
3
ADSL (For volume based and unlimited service) Please visit the company website http://www.ntc.net.np/internet/adsl and click on the link 'Customer Care Interface'. You can login to the customer care page using your self-care userid/password and view the status of the service as well as the details about the payment.


Recharging ADSL & its Validity Period

Conditions for Recharging for adsl services via VOMS or MPOS

1. Only a single ADSL recharge request is acceptable per day.

2. Renewal in advance should not be present while recharging for adsl services. The renewal in advance for adsl service can be verified from
IS Care Login

3. MPOS or VOMS payments are only for recharging existing adsl packages. Please visit the nearest NT counter for other purposes of adsl service like : Package Change (e.g. Unlimited ADSL to Volume Based ADSL), Place Transfer etc.

For UnLimited 30 Days Plan
192 KBPS 384 KBPS 512 KBPS
Monthly Recharge Amount Rs. 1017.00 Rs. 1695.00 Rs. 3051.00

Validity Period for recharged bandwidth
Pay Amount 192 KBPS 384 KBPS 512 KBPS
Rs. 100.00 3 days 2 days 1 day
Rs. 200.00 6 days 4 days 2 days
Rs. 500.00 15 days 9 days 5 days
Rs. 1000.00 30 days 18 days 10 days


Recharging Validity for Volume Base Plans
Rs. 100.00 Rs. 200.00 Rs. 500.00 Rs. 1000.00
Duration Volume in MB Duration Volume in MB Duration Volume in MB Duration Volume in MB
Volume Based - ADSL - 3 Months - 15GB - 512K 5 days 686.51 9 days 1373.02 21 days 3432.56 41 days 6865.11
Volume Based - ADSL - 3 Months - 24GB - 512K 2 days 439.36 4 days 878.73 9 days 2196.84 17 days 4393.67
Volume Based - ADSL - 6 Months - 30GB - 512K 5 days 722.64 9 days 1445.29 22 days 3613.23 43 days 7226.43
Volume Based - ADSL - 3 Months - 30GB - 512K 3 days 854.90 6 days 1709.80 13 days 4274.50 26 days 8549.01
Volume Based - ADSL - 6 Months - 60GB - 512K 3 days 899.89 6 days 1799.79 14 days 4499.48 27 days 8998.95
Volume Based - ADSL - 6 Months - 48GB - 512K 2 days 462.49 4 days 924.98 9 days 2312.46 17 days 4624.92
Volume Based - ADSL - 12 Months - 60GB - 512K 5 days 762.79 9 days 1525.58 23 days 3813.95 45 days 7627.90
Volume Based - ADSL - 12 Months - 120GB - 512K 3 days 949.88 6 days 1899.78 14 days 4749.45 28 days 9498.89
Volume Based - ADSL - 12 Months - 96GB - 512K 2 days 488.18 4 days 976.37 9 days 2440.93 18 days 4881.86

Jun 22, 2012

Reset Toshiba Laptops

Please follow these steps


Most performance issues with a laptop are not with the hardware but with the software installed on the computer. Viruses, malware, poorly written programs and poor maintenance practices are just a few things that cause Windows to slow down or even become unresponsive sometimes. When virus scans or registry cleaners cannot help, it is time to start over and restore the laptop to its factory default settings.

1). Connect an external hard drive or USB flash port to the laptop. Back up important data and document files because the recovery utility deletes any user created files when restoring the laptop.

2). Power off the Toshiba laptop and connect the AC power adapter. Press the "0" (zero) key and hold it while pressing the "Power" button on the Toshiba laptop. Wait for the "Toshiba HDD Recovery Utility" menu screen to appear on the display.

3). Press the "1" key to select the "Restore Original Factory Image (Recommended)" option. Click "Yes" when confirmation message appears on the screen.
4). Wait for the recovery utility to reformat the primary partition on the Toshiba laptop and copy needed system files. Depending upon the model of your Toshiba laptop and the version of Windows installed, the recovery process may take up to 15 minutes. Press any key on the keyboard to restart the laptop when prompted by the recovery utility.

5). Boot the laptop in to Windows normally. Follow the on-screen prompts to personalize the Windows installation and activate it if prompted.

6). Connect the external storage device to the laptop. Copy the backed up files from the drive to the laptop. Install additional programs on the Toshiba laptop as needed.

NTC GPRS Setting

For Chinese set
Type CHGPRS and send message to 1404
For Nokia phones, LG phones & Indian Phones
Type GPRS and send message to 1404
For Sony Ericson
Type SEGPRS and send to 1404
For Samsung
Type SAGPRS and send message to 1404
Note:
1. If you are asked to enter pin number or pin code, you need to enter your Sim Card’s pin code.
The default pin code for NTC Sim cards are 1234.
2. You will be cost normal message rate to get the automatic setting.

Jun 21, 2012

NTLDR is Missing (Windows Xp)

1. Insert the Windows XP bootable CD into the computer.

2. When prompted to press any key to boot from the CD, press any key.

3. Once in the Windows XP setup menu press the "R" key to repair Windows.

4. Log into your Windows installation by pressing the "1" key and pressing enter.

5. You will then be prompted for your administrator password, enter that password.

6. Copy the below two files to the root directory of the primary hard drive. In the below example we are copying these files from the CD-ROM drive letter, which in this case is "e." This letter may be different on your computer.

copy e:\i386\ntldr c:\
copy e:\i386\ntdetect.com c:\

7. Once both of these files have been successfully copied, remove the CD from the computer and reboot.

Apr 29, 2012

Maximize Laptop Battery Life..

1) Maximize battery life: Do you know which component of your laptop consumes the most of your battery power? its you Laptop screen brightness.To ensure maximum run time of your Laptop battery,be sure is to dim your display whenever possible.Brightness of 40% to 50% is sufficient for any office work when your laptop is not connected to a power source. Disable services such as Bluetooth and WI-Fi network connection, when you don't need these services, this simple precaution will save you valuable battery power.If these services are kept on, your Laptop constantly searches for any signals (Bluetooth or WI-fi) within its range there by draining your battery in the process. Disconnect all your external USB drives (Thumb drives or external disk) if you are not transferring files, as these units also consumes power. 2) Never charge your Laptop's battery constantly: Never keep your Laptop plugged to an AC outlet constantly, A battery constantly connected to an AC out let at full charge will degrade at a faster rate.If you connect your laptop battery to an AC outlet frequently the batteries capacity to hold charge will reduce quicker than normal.It is always advisable to plug your laptop battery for charging when the charge drains below 15% to 20%. One most important thing is never to unplug the laptop battery while it is in the middle of its charging cycle.Another important thing to remember is never allow the battery to drain completely as it stresses the Li-ion battery and can even damage it. 3) Don't remove your Laptops battery when its plugged in to a power source: I have seen many laptop users do this- they first charge their battery to the max and than unplug the battery (taking out) and continue working on their Laptop connected to AC mains.This they do just to keep their battery fully charged so they can use their laptop whenever they have to move away from the power source.Never ever do that,for if there is any, even the slightest power fluctuations, technically called as Spikes, your Laptop will behave erratically,shutdown or worse, some vital component may get fried.You can remove your battery only when your laptop is overheating >60 C,and connected to a AC source. Make it a habit to allow your battery to charge and discharge periodically, but never discharge completely 4) Store your Battery in a cool place: If for some reason you don't intend to use you laptop for more than two weeks or if you have a extra battery that wont be used for a long time, make sure to discharge your battery down to 50% charge before unplugging it from Laptop and store in a cool place. Why ? because heat causes battery to degrade at a faster rate.Also make sure that you don't block the laptops heat vents when working on it from your lap or placing the laptop on a bad or sofa. For some reasons laptops heat vents are located on the underside so take care not to block it. 5)Charging and Discharging Laptops battery: Almost all modern Laptops come with Lithium Ion batteries, free of memory effect, so its not necessary to do full charge and discharge cycle on these batteries on a daily basis unlike other battery types eg.Ni Cad and NiMH.But its a good idea to do a full discharge and recharge cycle at least once in every 40 to 50 charge cycles, this will help keep your batteries fuel gauge accurate. 6) When to replace your Laptop battery: Any electronic gadget that runs on battery,its battery is probably the most susceptible component to degrade due to constant usage and aging.In Laptop the batteries charge holding capacity gradually reduces with the number of charge / discharge cycles (as mentioned above)this degradation directly impacts on your laptops standby time, as it will become lesser and lesser. Since laptop usage pattern differs from person to person, life span of the battery also depends on the usage pattern.A brand new Laptop battery will function optimally (with precautions) for up to a year, after which it can only go downhill.If your laptop standby time drastically reduces or fail to hold full charge , it will be a good idea to replace your battery, when buying a new battery always check the original battery and buy the exact specification for your Laptop.