How to recover the hidden or lost files

1: Goto Run and type cmd and hit "Enter".
2: Then, type the USB thumbdrive letter with ":" and hit "Enter"
Example:
D:
3: Now, the current directory is changed to your thumbdrive directory.

4: Then, type command "dir /a" and hit "Enter" to view all of the hidden files.
5: If there are any file named autorun.inf or some .exe file that you are unaware then go for next steps else the drive is not affected with any autorun.inf file.
6: Type “attrib -h -r -s -a *.* ” then hit “Enter“. (This command removes the Hidden, Read Only, System and Archive attributes over any file)

7: After unhiding and removing attributes you can see the files. So you can delete the file now.
8: Type “del ” in the Command Prompt and hit “Enter“. 
9: you can also rename the file by typing " rename auto run.inf aa"(aa is new name) to delete the file.

Computer Networks (L4DC)

Overview of L4DC The Level 4 Diploma in Computing (QCF) (L4DC) makes up the first year of the NCC Education degree journey. The programme is equivalent to the first year of an IT degree programme in the UK university system. You will be given the opportunity to develop essential thinking and study skills, not only within the computing domain, but also within the context of business through a balance of academic and vocational subjects. The programme will allow you to understand and enter the computing profession with the necessary knowledge expected within the industry and the ability to apply the skills to a range of IT-related functions. On successful completion of the programme you will be able to embark on NCC Education's Level 5 Diploma in Computing (QCF) (L5DC), which is equivalent to the second year of a UK Bachelor's degree, transfer to a university or pursue a career in the IT industry.

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This unit aims to provide you with a broad introduction to the networking and communication systems commonly employed in a business environment, along with an understanding of the underlying theoretical frameworks and associated issues such as the testing and security of these systems.

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Data Communication and Networking (DCN for ND)

Unit Code : ND/CMP/ES/DCN
Unit Title : Data Communication and Networking
Unit Value : 1.5
Learning Time : 180 Hours

Objectives:
At the end of this unit course students should be able to:
1. Demonstrate an understanding of the general principles of data transmission appropriate to Computer Networking
2. Demonstrate an understanding of the problems of internet working devices in a network and setting up a local area network or wide area network
3. Install, operate and maintain a local area network
4. Install, operate and maintain internet and intranet

Assessment Scheme:

1. Phase Test :               Skill Area 331 and 332             25%
2. Assignment 1:            Skill Area 333 and 334             25%
3. Assignment 2:            Skill Area 335                          20%
4. End Test:                   All Skill Areas                          30%

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Overview of L4DC

The Level 4 Diploma in Computing (QCF) (L4DC) makes up the first year of the NCC Education degree journey. The programme is equivalent to the first year of an IT degree programme in the UK university system. You will be given the opportunity to develop essential thinking and study skills, not only within the computing domain, but also within the context of business through a balance of academic and vocational subjects. The programme will allow you to understand and enter the computing profession with the necessary knowledge expected within the industry and the ability to apply the skills to a range of IT-related functions. On successful completion of the programme you will be able to embark on NCC Education's Level 5 Diploma in Computing (QCF) (L5DC), which is equivalent to the second year of a UK Bachelor's degree, transfer to a university or pursue a career in the IT industry.

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Module: Computer System (CS)

Description: It supports the development of practical skills in the configuration, maintenance, fault-finding and trouble-shooting of modern computer systems and develops knowledge of computer architecture.

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Introduction to Programming (PND)

This unit is intended for the first year of PND and is designed to serve the developing needs of PND students who will be required to know the basic of programming and become competent and dependable workers capable of undertaking further career development if they choose. Thus, while the range of topics includes immediate vocational needs, it is not restricted to them. It also includes skills which will be useful in a small business environment, others which will serve the student in any subsequent formal or informal study / learning environment and others concerning the wider background and implications of an industrial environment. 

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ICCS Programming

ICCS Programming

This module makes extensive practical use of the modern programming language Visual Basic 2008 Express to illustrate the classic programming principle of Sequencing, Selection and Iteration in the context of object oriented computer programming.

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The assignment Scenario

You are appointed as the new PC Support Technician for Thames Computer Consultants Ltd. The company is planning to open a new administrative branch in your city with appropriate IT infrastructure. The management wishes you to simulate a small IT environment before they undertake a massive IT deployment. You need to perform the following practical tasks that will help you to answer the coursework assignment. Minimum requirements for the Practical simulation:

1. Two to three standard Desktop systems
2. Appropriate Network accessories (Network card, cables etc)
3. Appropriate Internet Connectivity (Dialup, Cable, Broadband)
4. Two different types of Printers ( Inkjet, Laser, Dot-matrix)
5. Microsoft Windows XP and other required minimum software including device drivers, tools and Utilities (Though Windows XP is required as per syllabus, students can be permitted by the Tutor to use later versions of Windows like Windows Vista or Windows 7 covering the same learning outcomes)
6. Any other additional hardware and software as advised by your Tutor


Aim

The primary objective of this practical assignment is to cover both the theoretical and practical components of the module. The student needs to assemble a small networked system with the required software and hardware that meets the minimum desired objectives and produce a well documented report evidencing the given tasks.

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