Windows OS:- How to create your own OS Installation Disc with UltraISO

How to Add Programs to an OS Installation Disc with UltraISO

This will show you how to put program installers onto an operating system (OS) installer disk.

This is useful for creating a disk with commonly used programs, such as Skype and Chrome, already on it. It can also be used to put important drivers, such as wireless drivers, on the disk.

You may use another program but for this tutorial we will be using the program UltraISO. You may acquire it from this web site

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   Open UltraISO. In the bottom left of the window, find the folder where you saved your installation image to.
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   Locate the ISO in the folder you have just selected, in the section on the right hand side. Double click this to open it in the section above.
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   You can now add files in two different ways, with the same results.
   

   • You can go to Actions in the UltraISO menubar. Then press either Add Files (Or press F3 on your keyboard) to add individual files one by one. Or press Add Directory to add an entire folder.
   • You can also simply click and drag the folders, from Explorer, into the UltraISO window where it displays your installation image.
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   You can save files in two different ways, with the same results.
   

   • Go to File and press Save (or you can press Control+S) if you want it to be saved in the same file.
     
   • Or click Save As if you want to save the ISO with the programs separate to the original. This can also be done by pressing the small disk buttons on the toolbar below the menu bar.
     
     

     
     
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   A small window will then appear whilst it saves. This is a lengthy process so be patient.
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   Congratulations, you have now created your own installation image with your desired programs/drivers!

Learn Are you Eligible to participate in AdSense "While we can't say whether your site would be eligible without fully reviewing your application, there are a few things you can check before applying to see if your site would be a good fit with AdSense."

Eligibility to participate in AdSense

While we can't say whether your site would be eligible without fully reviewing your application, there are a few things you can check before applying to see if your site would be a good fit with AdSense.

• Do you have a website?
  You'll need one in order to participate. Read our tips for creating great content so you'll attract users and advertisers to your site.
• Are you at least 18 years old?
  As noted in our Terms and Conditions, we can only accept applications from applicants who are over 18.
• Does your site comply with our program policies?
  Check that your site complies with our policies before submitting your application. Keep in mind that we may change our policies at any time, and per our Terms and Conditions, it's your responsibility to keep up-to-date with them.
• Has your site been active for at least six months?
  In some locations, including China and India, we require your site to have been active for at least six months before it will be considered. We've taken this step to ensure the quality of our advertising network and protect the interests of our advertisers and existing publishers.

When you're ready, please submit an application. We'll review your application and get back to you by email within about a week.

Learn How to Make Money With Your Blog "You can make money on your blog by showing ads."

Make money with your blog

You can make money on your blog by showing ads.

Show ads on your blog with AdSense

AdSense displays ads related to the content of your posts.

Blogger uses your AdSense account to automatically create and place ad codes on your blog.

Start showing ads

1. On the Blogger dashboard, click the blog you want to run ads on.
2. In the left menu, select Earnings > AdSense.
3. Sign up for AdSense, if you haven’t yet.
4. Select to use your existing Google Account or create a new one.
5. Complete the application form, review the information, then agree to terms and conditions.
6. Wait for your application to be approved.

Note: If your blog does not qualify for AdSense, read the AdSense eligibility checklist.

Learn How to change the language of your search engine interface at any time.

Language settings

You can change the language of your search engine interface (for example, the Search button and other elements) at any time. This affects only the user interface; it doesn't affect the results returned by your search engine.

Change the language of an existing search engine:

1. On the Custom Search home page, click the search engine you want.
2. Click Setup, and then click the Basics tab.
3. In the Language section, click the option you want.

Note: You can include sites of any language in your search engine, regardless of what language your interface is in.

Learn How to Find your Search Engine ID

Search engine ID

Find your search engine ID

1. On the Custom Search home page, click the search engine you want.
2. Click Setup.
3. On the Basics tab, in the Details section, click Search engine ID.

Learn About Track changes to your search engine "If you want to see what changes have been made to your search engine, you can check the Audit log. To view the Audit log"

Track changes to your search engine

If you want to see what changes have been made to your search engine, you can check the Audit log. To view the Audit log:

1. From the control panel, select the search engine you want to edit.
2. Click Statistics and logs from the menu on the left and then click the Audit log tab.

The Audit log shows you who made the change, what feature was changed, and the time when the change was made. 

Learn How to Configure Google Analytics for your search engine "You can see Site Search reports in Google Analytics by configuring Site Search reports for your search engine. To set up Google Analytics Site Search reports"

Configure Google Analytics for your search engine

You can see Site Search reports in Google Analytics by configuring Site Search reports for your search engine. To set up Google Analytics Site Search reports:

1. From the control panel, select the search engine you want to edit.
2. Click Statistics and logs from the menu on the left and then click the Google Analytics tab.
3. In the Google Analytics profile dropdown, select the profile you want to use. 
4. Click Query Parameters to edit the query paramater if you want. The query parameter is a word used to indicate an internal query, such as "search" or "query." You can also use just a letter, such as "s" or "q." Provide up to five, separated by commas.  
5. (Optional) If you use refinements for your search engine, type the category parameter in the Category parameters box. 
6. Click OK. 

Once you've set up Analytics Site Search, make sure your page includes both the Custom Search code snippet and the Google Analytics tracking code. It may take several hours for data from searches to be available in Analytics. 

who can edit your search engine "You can choose up to 200 users to act as admins for your search engine. Admins will be able to edit most details of your search engine through the Control Panel. However, they won't be able to"

Choose who can edit your search engine

You can choose up to 200 users to act as admins for your search engine. Admins will be able to edit most details of your search engine through the Control Panel. However, they won't be able to: 

• Delete the search engine
• Add or remove admin accounts
• Access the Make Money tab

Add an admin:

1. From the control panel, select the search engine you want to edit.
2. Click Setup from the menu on the left and then click the Admin tab.
3. Click Add and enter the Google Account for the user you want to make an admin.

The user will receive an email notifying them that you made tham an admin on your search engine. They must access the Control Panel using the Google Account you added to be able to make changes. 

Remove an admin: 

1. From the control panel, select the search engine you want to edit.
2. Click Setup from the menu on the left and then click the Admin tab.
3. Select the checkbox next to the user you want to remove and click Delete.
4. Click OK. 

Learn about Stats vs. Site Search Analytics Reports 'You can use both Custom Search and Google Analytics to get data for your search engine. However, the data in Custom Search may not match that in Google Analytics"

Stats vs. Site Search Analytics Reports

You can use both Custom Search and Google Analytics to get data for your search engine. However, the data in Custom Search may not match that in Google Analytics (see below). We recommend that you use the Stats page in Google Custom Search to get an accurate total number of searches conducted using your search engine. Use Google Analytics data to understand user behavior and track search quality.

There are two ways to get detailed usage information about your search engine.

• The Stats tab of the Statistics and Logs page shows you popular queries for your Custom Search Engine. You can view this info by day, week, month, or year—even the entire lifetime of your search engine. The Stats page provides accurate data about the search usage and the total number of searches completed.
  To display popular queries on your site (for example, to help searchers find popular pages), copy the code in thePopular web queries page and paste it into your pages.


• The Site Search reports in Google Analytics provide data and metrics on how people use search on your site. If you already have a Google Analytics account (using the same Google Account you use for your search engine), we recommend that you configure these reports directly from the Custom Search control panel. The Site Search reports provide the following data:
  • Search usage: What did users search for on your site? Did they refine their searches? Where did they go after searching?
  • Trending terms: What are people searching for?
  • Pages: Which pages on your site have the most search usage?

Why doesn't Statistics data match the Site Search data in Analytics?

The Statistics data in Google Custom Search may differ from the data displayed in other tools, such as Google Analytics. Possible reasons for this include:

• Google Custom Search / Google Site Search returns 20 results at a time. When a user does a search for [pizza], and then clicks on the second page of results (for example, to see results 21-40), Google Custom Search considers that click to be a second search for the term [pizza]. Google Analytics considers only unique searches per visit, and would count both as a single search. Similarly, if a user searched for [pizza] twice during a visit, Google Custom Search will count those as separate search.


• Google Analytics tracks traffic only from users who have enabled JavaScript in their browser.


• Google Analytics tracks visits only to pages which include the correctly configured Analytics Javascript code. If pages on the site don't have the code, Analytics won't track visits to those pages. Searches from pages that don't contain the Analytics code will still be tracked in CSE Statistics. The Custom Search Statistics page also tracks searches made from the search engine’s home page, while Google Analytics does not.


• Once you add the Google Analytics tracking code to your site, Analytics will track usage from the time the code was added. The Statistics page in Google Custom Search shows the total number of searches since the search engine was created.


• Google Analytics doesn’t track any searches that come from automated scripts you may be running on your site.

How to Analyze your AdSense performance using Google Analytics accounts

Adsense reports

When you link your AdSense and Google Analytics accounts, you can access two reports to help you analyze your AdSense performance in conjunction with other GA data about your site.

In this article:

• AdSense Overview
• AdSense Pages
• AdSense Referrers
• Access the AdSense reports
• Related resources

• AdSense Overview

Use the AdSense Overview report to get a high-level summary of key AdSense metrics. By default, the graph in the report displays the daily total AdSense revenue for your site. Use the graph to compare metrics. The table below lists 10 AdSense metrics. Click any metric to see the daily values. On the page for that metric, the line graph and bar chart display daily values. Use the Trending menu to display the page for a different metric.

AdSense Pages

The AdSense Pages report provides data about which pages on your site contributed most to your AdSense revenue. By default, the graph displays the daily total AdSense revenue for your site; the table displays total revenue metrics for the date range distributed by page.

AdSense Referrers

With the AdSense Referrers report, you can find out which domains that sent traffic to your site contributed most to your AdSense revenue. The graph displays the daily total AdSense revenue for your site; the table displays total revenue metrics for the date range distributed by referring domain. In the table, click a domain name to see revenue metrics per referring page. Above the table, click the different Viewing options to see statistics by source and medium.

Access the AdSense reports

To see the AdSense reports in Google Analytics:

1. Sign in to your Analytics account.
2. From the Analytics home, navigate to the account, property, and view linked to AdSense.
3. Select the Reporting tab.
4. From the left navigation, click Behavior then Publisher.

Related resources

For more information on AdSense please refer to the following articles:

• About AdSense
• About AdSense in Google Analytics

Customize your ads: Magazine style ads Magazine style ads are text ads that we convert and render as "display-like" ads. When a text ad wins an auction for an image-only ad unit, we render the ad in the magazine style format.

Customize your ads

Magazine style ads

NEXT: RICHER TEXT ADS

Magazine style ads are text ads that we convert and render as "display-like" ads. When a text ad wins an auction for an image-only ad unit, we render the ad in the magazine style format. If you’re a publisher who prefers to serve “display ads only”, then you’ll benefit from magazine style ads as they open up additional demand for your ad inventory while also delivering the aesthetics quality of display ad creatives.

The same ads might also be eligible to show as richer text ads. Google determines whether to render an ad as richer text or magazine style based on performance and the availability of an image asset.

Note that magazine style ads are only applied to ad units that are opted in to "display ads only", and not to ad units opted in to "text and display ads".

View examples of magazine style ads

Opt out of magazine style ads

You can use the enhanced display ads opt-out to choose whether or not you want your display-only ad inventory to serve magazine style ads. Note that opting out will also disable richer text ads.

Tracking magazine style ads

Magazine style ads are reported as text ads in the Ad types report.