How to Customize Android’s Quick Settings Dropdown Menu

Customizing DropDown Menu

With the launch of Android 5.0 Lollipop , Google added a convenient Quick Settings panel to the top of the screen, letting you toggle settings such as WiFi, Bluetooth, auto-rotation and more. With the help of a third-party utility, you can add any shortcut you’d like to this slide-down drawer.

The app in question is Custom Quick Settings and it works with Android 5.0 and Android 6.0 devices (if you’re on the older version of the OS, you have to root your phone or tablet first). For a couple of dollars you can upgrade to a Pro version that gives you extra features (more on that later).
Before you can get started, you need to enable System UI Tuner , give Custom Quick Settings
advanced permissions, and set up a blank tile. Step-by-step instructions for all of these procedures are included in the app, so you shouldn’t run into any problems. With that done, it’s time to define a new tile.

Tiles have a title, icon, click action, and long-click action. You can toggle switches, open URLs, and launch apps as required. Pro users get a few other launch actions to play around with too. If you pay for the Pro version, you can also access custom icons and icon packs. But otherwise, you’re stuck with built-in icons (of which there are many) and app icons.

Remember you can use System UI Tuner in the main Settings app to rearrange tiles and delete them completely from the drawer. Just tap Quick Settings to access the relevant screen. If there are some built-in toggle switches you never use, like Cast or Hotspot, you can get rid of them here.

If you want to make the Quick Settings pane tailored to your exact needs, then it’s worth taking a look at Custom Quick Settings. It doesn’t interfere with the rest of the OS, and we didn’t notice any battery drain while using it. There’s also support for Tasker intents for even more possibilities, but again this is only available if you upgrade to the Pro version

How to Make a USB Bootable in windows 7, 8 & 10

Make Your USB Stick Bootable:

This is a very easy proccess to make a flash drive or usb staick Bootable. Lets move to steps:

Step 1:
Open the Command Prompt. You will need to run Command Prompt as an Administrator. Right-click on it and select Run as Administrator. You may need to enter the Administrator password.
This method will create a USB drive that is bootable. You can then copy the contents of an operating installation disc onto the drive to create a portable installation drive. This method only works in Windows Vista, 7, and 8.

Step 2:

Open the disk management utility. This can be opened by entering the command “disk part”.

Step 3:
Display the connected disks. Type the command list disk to show a list of all the drives connected to your computer. Your USB drive should be listed here as well. Make note of the number next to your USB drive.

Step 4:

Select the USB drive. Enter the command select disk #, replace “#” with the number from the previous step

Step 5:
Clean the flash drive. Enter the command clean to have the disk management utility verify the integrity of the USB drive, and erase all data.

Step 6:
Create a bootable partition. Once the USB drive is clean, type in create partition primary. You will see a message saying that the operation was successful

Step 7:
Select the new partition. Enter the command select partition 1 and press Enter. Once you receive a confirmation message, type active and press Enter. This will activate the partition.

Step 8:
Format the USB drive. Input the command format fs=fat32 . When you press Enter, the program will work for a few minutes (if it is a small USB, e.g. 4Gb could take hours to slow format), and the progress will be displayed as a percentage.

Step 9:
Assign the USB a drive letter. Enter the command assign to give the thumb drive a letter designation. Type exit to end the disk management program

Step 10:  

now your USB drive has been made bootable successfully……enjoy.