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12 Things You Were Not Told About Adolph Hitler and Nazi Germany

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“After visiting these places, you can easily understand how that within a few years Hitler will emerge from the hatred that surrounds him now as one of the most significant figures who ever lived.” – John F. Kennedy Adolph Hitler was raised in a middle class family, and during the early years of his life his family even went through a difficult period of starvation.  After being a soldier in world war I, on January 30 th  1933, he found himself head of the German government, fulfilling the dream of every poor and middle class person who ever sought to make it big. We are all familiar with the story of Hitler that the United States would like you to believe.  Hitler has been made out to be one of the most “evil” people to have ever lived, slaughtering millions of innocent jews.  This same story has been echoed throughout Hollywood for decades, and by now it’s safe to say billions of dollars have been spent to convince you of this black and white, good v...

How to Remove Shortcut Virus in PC and Flash Drive

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Windows batch script to unhide files hidden by virus Since I'm seing many people having their files hidden by flash drive viruses, I'm giving them a Windows command line using  attrib  (or using Linux) to solve the problem when the infected files are removed and the their files are still "missing". The command removing file and folders properties system, hidden and arquive (not really needed): attrib -s -h -a /s /d :\*.* Does anyone know a how to make a script to prompt the user for the drive letter or folder? I've already seen some software that does something like this but I think this would be better. thx! [Solved] Solved using Cheeso's code as base @ECHO OFF ECHO "Enter Drive letter" set /p letter= attrib -s -h -a /s /d %letter%:*.* [Improved a bit] @ECHO OFF ECHO Type the drive letter. ONLY the letter. ECHO ALL FILES ARE GOING TO BE MODIFIED!!! set /p letter= ECHO %letter%: selected taskkill /im explorer.exe /f ECHO. ...