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Trying to skip 1fichier wait time? Here are three simple methods you can perform to skip 1fichier wait time or any streaming site that doesn’t want you to download unlimited as a free user.   Bypass 1fichier Waiting Time Below are three different tricks to downloading from any File Hosting site without facing the waiting time. First Option: Follow the steps below to skip the waiting time while downloading from the above-mentioned sites: Download the first part of your file normally as you won’t have to wait for much time while downloading for the first time. Now proceed to the second file, then the countdown begins but this time the waiting time will be very high (Minimum 25Mins) Now just copy this “”javascript:alert(c=0)” and paste it into your address bar as soon as the countdown begins. Click “OK” when a pop-up appears. The countdown will disappear and lets you download without delay. Second Option: All these file hosting sites save your IP address, and when yo

 If you are still thinking of how to use your mobile phone as a hotspot, think no more Babanature is here. If you are not in a place where you can easily get a WIFI connection but you have some internet data on your Android or IOS phone, you can feed your Laptop computer or any other devices that need an internet network with your mobile data. In case you are wondering if your device can actually work, then don’t worry because all Android and IOS phones regardless of its version, have this feature. How to Use Your Mobile Device as Hotspot How To Use Use Your Mobile Phone As A Mobile Hotspot First, go to your mobile device settings >>> click on “ Portable hotspot ” >>> click on “ Set up portable hotspot ” On the SSID space: Put in the name you’d like your mobile Hotspot to bear Security part: Change it from none to WPA2-Personal Password area: this place should be your password After you have successfully completed the above steps, go back and tick the “Portable hotspo

What is GTWorld? GTWorld is a banking application from Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank) that allows you to transact, make inquiries, bank statements, and do other banking virtually. A few days ago, a friend asked me how he can delete some beneficiaries from his GTWorld app. The reason he wants to delete some beneficiaries is that some of the accounts on the list are outdated. I’ve seen some people complaining about how they can’t delete a saved beneficiary after adding them. If you are finding it difficult to delete a saved beneficiary(s) on your GTWorld App, here’s a short post to put you through. How To Delete Beneficiaries From GTWorld App Without wasting any of your time, go to your GTWorld App. If you are a GTBank customer and if you don’t have the App, you can download it here. Login to you GTWorld App using the login information given to you by GTBank customer service>>> click on “Transfers” on the transfer interface, click on the “Transfer to GTBank A/C” if the beneficiary

Have you tried sending or transferring a file to a friend using the Xender app and it asked you to scan QR code before it could send? It feels frustrating right? What if I tell you that there is a way you could remove password from Xender so you can send files without scanning, would you like that? It is way faster-sending file over a Wi-Fi network than using Bluetooth or other means of transfer… and Xender lets you transfer over Wi-Fi without using your data or internet service. What is Xender For those who don’t know about the App, here’s a simple explanation. Xender is an application that lets you transfer files (image, document, video) over a Wi-Fi connection without money or data. How To Remove QR Code/Password From Xender To transfer files to any other device without prompting for QR code, follow the step-by-step guide below. Go to your mobile setting >>> in the “ Wireless & networks ” section, click “ More ” Click “ Tethering & portable hotspot ” >>> cl

W INDOWS 10 users are being warned that some popular laptops are suffering from the dreaded blue screen of death after downloading the latest Microsoft update.    There's a fresh  Windows 10  warning out this week and ignoring it could leave your PC facing the nightmare of the dreaded blue screen of death. The new alert has been issued by the team at Lenovo who say that, after installing the August 2020 cumulative update for Windows 10 Version 2004, some ThinkPad laptops are being hit by this irritating bug. In a post on its support page Lenovo  states  that "after installing the August 2020 cumulative update for Windows 10 Version 2004, users may notice one or more of the following symptoms: Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) when booting • Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) when starting Lenovo Vantage • Blue Screen of Death (BSoD) when running Windows Defender Scan • Can't login by Face with Windows Hello • Errors in Device Manager related to Intel Management Engine • Errors in Devic

Android 11 will be released later in 2020 like clockwork, but developers and anyone happy to put up with a half-finished operating system - bored much? - can try it out now. A beta of the software is available here for Pixel 2, 3, 3a, and Pixel 4s. It has some, but not all, of the features of the final version. We've taken a look at the beta on one of Google’s Pixel smartphones to see what progress has been made. On reflection, some changes are long overdue, the kind of tweaks a 2016 buyer might expect to see in six months rather than four years. But we do get, at least, the addition of some useful changes already in place in Android 11. Device controls The Google Home speaker was released back in 2016, and was a bold sign of intent: Google wants to control your home. That home control should now feel better in Android 11. Long-press the power button and you’ll see a new control screen. There are the usual buttons to reset and power off your p

A new console launch is always cause for excitement, even in the midst of a pandemic. Enter Sony with its big PS5 unveiling, imaginatively titled 'PS5: The Future of Gaming Show', which teased more than it satisfied, but gave us a good opportunity to see what the next generation of games will look like. Assuming you haven't already skipped to the good stuff, let's get to it. What did I miss? Sony mainly used the event as an extended sizzle reel for the eclectic collection of exclusives coming to the console, though it wasn't clear which would launch with the console later this year.  The most immediately interesting were Spider-Man: Miles Morales , a follow-up to last year's hugely popular game featuring the lead from the critically acclaimed animated movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse , and Horizon: Forbidden West , a sequel to the equally popular Horizon: Zero Dawn . The latter, in particular, looked stunning. Sony also revealed t