How to make your computer welcome you on every reboot

It is always fun to watch how in movies, there are computers who welcome their users by calling out their names.

Each one of us want this thing in our PC’s as well. We want our computer systems to welcome us by calling out our names.There is a proper trick for that by using which you can also apply the same feature to your PC’s.

If you want to know the trick then yes, you are at the appropriate place.

This article will describe you how is it possible to make your computer do something like this. With this trick, you can make your windows based computer say whatever you want to hear.

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Steps you need to follow:-
  1. Click on the START, move to ALL PROGRAMS and then accessories and then finally notepad.
  2. Copy and Paste the following code:-

Set Sapi = Wscript.CreateObject("SAPI.SpVoice")

dim str

if hour(time) < 12 then

str = "Good Morning "

else

if hour(time) > 12 then

if hour(time) > 16 then

str = "Good evening "

else

str = "Good afternoon "

end if

end if

end if

str= str & "Coding geeks. Welcome to your own World! "

Sapi.speak str

  1. Now you need to save your work. Do it by clicking on File Menu, Save As, select All Types in Save as Type option, and save the file as Welcome.vbs or “*.vbs”.
  2. Now, create a shortcut of this file.
  3. Now to execute this file on every startup you have to add it to startup folder.
    start—->all programs—–> startup
    start button—> all programs—-> startup—>  right click startup button—–> open it—–> drag and drop the shortcut icon just created —-> close the folder.

Now, after applying all these steps RESTART YOUR COMPUTER and  you will see this feature in your system as well. Windows will welcome you in computerized voice.

What I personally believe is that, this trick is an amazing and excellent trick. Whenever, I start my PC in front of somebody, the person gets stunned by seeing how amazingly my PC does it.!!

Try this and have fun!!
For more tricks, stay tuned to this website.

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dr3vedi
dr3vedi
9 years ago

Nice Tip. Thanks for sharing.

hiteshgarg21
hiteshgarg21
9 years ago

Atleast my computer welcomes me everytime I start it. I wish it could tell me future also like Krrish.

Fredricks videl
Fredricks videl
8 years ago

I need some one to help me with a way of writing a program that defines two integer variables num 1 and num 2;calculates their sum,difference,product and average. using C PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE.

hiteshgarg21
hiteshgarg21
8 years ago

Hi @fredricksvidel:disqus this is very basic program and right now this is not available on codingeek but yes you can have a look at it on internet everywhere.
One of the link is
http://www.programiz.com/c-programming/examples/calculator-switch-case

Hope this solves your problem.

Gulshan Negi
Gulshan Negi
2 years ago

Hi @Fredricks you can check the below program, hope this will help you, or you can check this (https://www.techgeekbuzz.com/write-a-cpp-program-to-perform-arithmetic-operations-using-switch-case/) for a ref.

#include<stdio.h>

int main()
{
 int num1 = 20, num2 = 4;
 int add, sub, mul, avg;
 
 add = num1 + num2; 
 sub = num1 – num2; 
 mul = num1 * num2; 
 avg =add/2; 

 printf(“num1 + num2 : %d\n”, add);
 printf(“num1 – num2 : %d\n”, sub);
 printf(“num1 * num2 : %d\n”, mul);
 printf(“average of num1 num2 : %d\n”, avg);
}

Hope this will help you.

Shubham Gawas
Shubham Gawas
7 years ago

I DID SOMETHING WITH MY CLOCK SETTINGS…. NOW IT IS NOT EXECUTING THAT GUD MORNING AND GUD EVENING STATEMENTS….PLZZ SUGGEST SOMETHING

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