jio available device list

Here’s list of 295 mobile phones:-

S.No. Brand Model No. LTE Data only Jio Offer
1 Acer Liquid Jade 2 Yes No
2 Acer Liquid Jade Primo Yes No
3 Acer Liquid Z530 Yes No
4 Alcatel OneTouch X1 Yes Yes
5 Alcatel POP 4+ Yes Yes
6 Alcatel Pop star Yes Yes
7 Asus Zenfone 2 (ZE550ML) Yes Yes
8 Asus Zenfone 2 (ZE551ML) Yes Yes
9 Asus ZenFone 2 Laser (ZE550KL) Yes Yes
10 Asus Zenfone 2 Laser (ZE601KL) Yes Yes
11 Asus Zenfone 2 Laser 5.0  (ZE500KL) Yes Yes
12 Asus Zenfone Go 5.0 LTE (T500) Yes Yes
13 Asus Zenfone Max (ZC550KL) Yes Yes
14 Asus Zenfone Max Z010D Yes Yes
15 Asus Zenfone Pegasus 3 Yes Yes
16 Asus Zenfone Selfie( ZD551KL) Yes Yes
17 Asus Zenfone Zoom(ZX551ML ) Yes Yes
18 Benq T3 Yes No
19 BlackBerry Classic Q20 Yes No
20 BlackBerry Dtek 50 Yes No
21 BlackBerry Leap Yes No
22 Blackberry Passport Yes No
23 BlackBerry Porsche P9982 Yes No
24 BlackBerry Porsche P9983 Yes No
25 BLU Life Mark Yes No
26 BLU Studio One Yes No
27 Coolpad Note 3 (8676i02) Yes No
28 Coolpad Note 3 Lite Yes No
29 Coolpad Note 3 Plus Yes No
30 Elephone P7000 Yes No
31 Elephone S2 Plus Yes No
32 Gionee CTRL V6L LTE Yes No
33 Gionee Elife E8 Yes Yes
34 Gionee Elife S7 Yes Yes
35 Gionee F105 Yes Yes
36 Gionee Marathon M4 Yes Yes
37 Gionee Marathon M5 Yes Yes
38 Gionee Marathon M5 Lite Yes Yes
39 Gionee P7 Max Yes Yes
40 Gionee S6pro Yes Yes
41 HTC Desire 626 Yes No
42 HTC Desire 626 dual Sim Yes No
43 HTC Desire 628 Yes No
44 HTC Desire 630 Yes No
45 HTC Desire 728 Dual SIM Yes No
46 HTC Desire 820 Yes No
47 HTC Desire 820Q Yes No
48 HTC Desire 820S Dual Sim Yes No
49 HTC Desire 825 Yes No
50 HTC Desire 826 Yes No
51 HTC Desire 826 DS Yes No
52 HTC Desire 828 DS Yes No
53 HTC Desire 830 Yes No
54 HTC Desire Eye Yes No
55 HTC HTC 10 Yes No
56 HTC HTC 10 Life style Yes No
57 HTC One A9 Yes No
58 HTC One E9 S dual sim Yes No
59 HTC One E9+ Dual Sim Yes No
60 HTC One M8 Yes No
61 HTC One M8 Eye Yes No
62 HTC One M9 Plus Yes No
63 HTC One M9e Yes No
64 HTC One ME Dual Sim Yes No
65 HTC One X9 Yes No
66 HTC E36 Yes No
67 HTC A56 Yes No
68 HTC S1 Yes No
69 HTC M1 Yes No
70 Huawei Ascend P1 LTE Yes No
71 Huawei Ascend P2 Yes No
72 Huawei Enjoy 5 Yes No
73 Huawei G620S Yes No
74 Huawei G7 Plus Yes No
75 Huawei G8 Yes No
76 Huawei Honor 4x Yes No
77 Huawei Honor 5C Yes No
78 Huawei Honor 5x Yes No
79 Huawei Honor 6 Yes No
80 Huawei Honor 6 Plus Yes No
81 Huawei Honor 7 Yes No
82 Huawei Honor 7i Yes No
83 Huawei Honor Holly 2 Plus Yes No
84 Huawei Mate 8 Yes No
85 Huawei Nexus 6P(32 GB) Yes No
86 Huawei Nexus 6P(64GB) Yes No
87 Huawei P8 Yes No
88 Huawei P9 Yes No
89 iBall Cobalt 5.5F Youva Yes No
90 iBall Cobalt Solus 4G Yes No
91 Iberry Auxus Prime P8000 Yes No
92 Iberry Auxus Stunner Yes No
93 Infocus M2 4G Yes No
94 Infocus M350 Yes No
95 Infocus M425 Yes No
96 Infocus M430 Yes No
97 Infocus M460 Yes No
98 Infocus M808 Yes No
99 Infocus M808I Yes No
100 Infocus M810 Yes No
101 Infocus M812I Yes No
102 Intex Aqua 4G Star Yes No
103 Intex Aqua 4G+ Yes No
104 Intex Aqua Ace Yes No
105 Intex Aqua GenX Yes No
106 Intex Aqua Super Yes No
107 Intex Aqua Trend Yes No
108 Intex Aqua Turbo 4G Yes No
109 Intex Aqua Wing Yes No
110 Intex Cloud 4G Glory Yes No
111 Intex Cloud 4G Smart Yes No
112 Intex Cloud 4G Star Yes No
113 Intex Cloud Crystal 2.5D Yes No
114 Intex Cloud Fame 4G Yes No
115 Intex Cloud Flash Yes No
116 Intex Cloud Jewel Yes No
117 Intex Cloud Swift Yes No
118 Itel IT1411 Yes No
119 Itel IT1512 Yes No
120 Itel it1520 Yes No
121 Itel SelfiePro it1511 Yes No
122 Karbonn Quattro L51 Yes Yes
123 Karbonn Quattro L52 VR Yes Yes
124 Lava A97 Yes Yes
125 Lava X12 Yes Yes
126 Lava X28 Yes Yes
127 Lava Iris X10 Yes Yes
128 Lava Ivory s 4G Yes Yes
129 Lava Pixel V2 Yes Yes
130 Lava V2(3gb) Yes Yes
131 Lava V2S Yes Yes
132 Lava X41 Yes Yes
133 Lava X41+ Yes Yes
134 Lava X50+ Yes Yes
135 Lava X81 Yes Yes
136 Lava Xolo 76 plus Yes Yes
137 Lava Xolo Black 1X Yes Yes
138 Lava Xolo Era 4K Yes Yes
139 Lava Xolo Era note Yes Yes
140 Lava Xolo Era X Yes Yes
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How to re-activate Windows 10 after a hardware change

Have you made hardware changes to your PC and now you can't activate? In this guide, we'll show you the steps to use the Activation Troubleshooter to re-activate Windows 10.

When you make significant hardware changes, such as replacing the motherboard or hard drive,Windows 10 won't be able to identify your computer correctly, and as a result, the operating system won't activate.

Previously, if your installation of Windows 10 lost its activation due to a hardware change, you would have to go through the tedious process of contacting Microsoft customer support to re-activate, which is not an ideal solution.

However, Microsoft is now simplifying the process. Beginning with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update, you can link your Microsoft account (MSA) with the Windows 10 digital license on your device. The new feature allows you to access the Activation Troubleshooter quickly to re-activate your free upgrade copy of Windows 10.

In this Windows 10 guide, we'll guide you through the process to link together your Microsoft Account and digital license, and the steps to use the Activation Troubleshooter to re-activate the operating system.

How to link your Microsoft account with the digital license

1. Use the Windows key + I keyboard shortcut to open the Settings app.
2. Click Update & security.
3. Click Activation.
4. Click Add an account. (Your account must have administrator privileges to go through this process.)
5. Enter your Microsoft account credentials, and click Sign-in. If the local account isn't connected to a Microsoft account, you'll also need to enter the password for the local account.
   

Once you completed the process, you will see the "Windows is activated with a digital license linked to your Microsoft account" message in the Activation page, indicating that the linked was successfully processed.

If you have already used an MSA while upgrading to Windows 10, your account and digital license will connect automatically, and you'll see the same "Windows is activated with a digital license linked to your Microsoft account" message. In which case, you can skip the previous steps, and jump to the instructions below.

How to use the troubleshooter to re-activate Windows 10

After linking your Microsoft account with the digital license, you can use the new Activation Troubleshooter to re-activate Windows 10 after making a hardware change on your computer.

1. Use the Windows key + I keyboard shortcut to open the Settings app.
2. Click Update & security.
3. Click Activation.
4. If you see the activation status message: Windows is not activated, then you can clickTroubleshoot to continue. (Your account must have administrator privileges to complete this process.)
   
5. Click the "I changed hardware on this device recently" link.
   
6. Enter your Microsoft account credentials, and click Sign in.
   
7. You'll need to enter you local account password if a Microsoft account hasn't been added to your computer. Click Next to continue.
   
8. A list of devices associated with your Microsoft account will populate. Select the device you want to re-activate.
9. Check the "This is the device I'm using right now" option, and click the Activate button.
   

If you want to see other devices linked to your account, you can click the "See other devices linked to your Microsoft account" link. On this page, you'll see a list of devices divided into three categories (Edition doesn't match, Device type doesn't match, and Windows isn't activated), explaining the reason why Windows 10 cannot activate from the other devices.

Additional troubleshooting steps

In case your device doesn't appear on the list there may be some things that are happening, and we'll go through those now.

First, make sure you're signed in with the Microsoft account that you've previously linked to the Windows 10 digital license.

If you're using the correct Microsoft account, then you'll have to investigate the reason why you can't activate.

Here's a list of possible problems:

• Windows 10 was never activated on your computer.
• Your computer isn't running a genuine version of the operating system.
• The edition of Windows 10 doesn't match the edition of the operating system you linked to your digital license.
• The device you're trying to activate doesn't match the type of device you've linked to your digital license.
• There is a limit number of times you can re-activate. If you reach that limit, you won't be able to activate Windows 10.
• The edition of the operating system installed on your computer is not Windows 10 Pro or Windows 10 Home.
• Your computer is a managed device by your organization, in which case the re-activation tool is not available. If this is your case, you'll need to contact your system administrator.

If after using the Activation Troubleshooter, you can't activate Windows 10, then you will probably have to contact Microsoft customers support for assistance.

Wrapping things up

Since the first release of Windows 10 to the public, Microsoft has been making a lot of improvements, including to the activation process. However, there are still scenarios where you may run into activation problems, and the new tool should make things easier to help users upgrade their computer's hardware without hassle.

It's important to note that Microsoft is making available the new Activation Troubleshooter with the Windows 10 Anniversary Update. Users part of the Insider program can use this tool starting with the release of Windows 10 build 14371 or later.

While it can be obvious for many users, remember that you won't be able to re-activate Windows 10 after a hardware change until you add a Microsoft account to your computer. Also, theTroubleshoot option won't be available unless the operating system is not activated.

Finally, you probably already noticed, but Microsoft is also renaming the product key type for the upgrade version of Windows 10 from "digital entitlement" to "digital license."

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How to speed up slow pc

How do I speed up my PC?

Just like automobiles, PCs need tune-ups once in a while in order to continue operating properly for the long haul. Whether you experience severe frustration each time you sit down at your PC, or you're looking to maximize your productivity with a small boost to performance, you don't necessarily need to invest in a whole new computer. These tips should get your PC unstuck and running again at its full potential.

1. Restart your PC

Yes, this is simple, and may seem obvious. No, you might not have restarted your PC in a while. Using the sleep function is quick and easy, but restarting your PC clears RAM, installs any pending updates, and fixes potential problems with apps being open too long. This is almost always a great first step when trying to boost your PC's speed.

2. Change your power plan

Windows 10 has several power options built in for your convenience. The default plan is balanced for performance and energy use. If you're not concerned about using too much energy, change the plan so that you're getting maximum performance.

How to change your power plan in Windows 10

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type power options in the Windows search bar.
3. Click Power Options.
   
4. Click the drop-down arrow next to Show additional plans.
5. Click High performance.
   

3. Free up space on your hard drive

RAM only does so much — when it's used up, programs will borrow memory from the hard drive. If your hard drive is full...well, there isn't anything to borrow from. Using Disk Cleanup will clear up space taken by temporary files and caches that don't need to be there.

How to run Disk Cleanup in Windows 10

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type Disk Cleanup in the Windows search bar.
3. Click Disk Cleanup.
   
4. Click the drop-down arrow beneath Drives.
5. Click the disk you want to clean.
   
6. Click OK. The utility will scan to see what files can be removed.
7. Click the checkbox beside any categories you'd like to clean.
   
8. Click OK.
9. Click Delete Files.
   

While Disk Cleanup is a good start, you will also want to go into your hard drive and manually remove irrelevant programs (like bloatware) and files. Old photos, videos, and music can also be transferred to an external drive. Every hard drive benefits from a purge.

4. Optimize your files

As files are moved around — created, deleted, modified — they become fragmented; the hard drive will write part of a file in one place and the rest of a file in another place. When you try to access the file later on, it takes your PC longer to find all the pieces. Imagine putting a puzzle together when the pieces are scattered throughout your house. Using the defragment tool collects pieces of files and puts them together on your hard drive.

How to defragment your hard drive in Windows 10

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type defragment in the Windows search bar.
3. Click Defragment and Optimize Drives.
   
4. Click the drive you'd like to defragment. 5.Click Optimize.
   

Your hard drive will begin the defragmentation process. Note: defragmenting is only useful for spinning platter-based hard drives. If you're using an SSD (solid state drive), defragmenting is not recommended.

5. Make your startup faster

If your PC has been around for awhile, you might have added (knowingly or not) permissions for programs to run at startup. These programs take priority from essential boot processes, slowing your startup. The programs continue to run, slowing everything down while you work. The solution? Cut the programs that aren't essential.

How to optimize your startup in Windows 10

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type start up in the Windows search bar.
3. Click See which processes start up automatically….
   
4. Click a process you'd like to disable from running during startup.
5. Click disable. Repeat these steps for any processes you'd like to disable.
   

6. Get rid of unnecessary animations

Moving windows, opening the Start menu, and many other motions have visual effects that can slow down your computer's performance. The visual effects can be configured for best performance, or you can choose which animations to remove individually.

How to disable animations in Windows 10

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type performance in the Windows search bar.
   
3. Click Adjust the appearance and performance of Windows.
4. Click any animations you'd like to disable. The check disappears when it's disabled.
   
5. Click Apply.
6. Click OK.
   

7. Root out malware

Malware infects your computer and makes it do things other than what you want it to — this takes up memory and processor threads, resulting in reduced performance for you. Windows Defender scans your computer and roots out malware embedded in your processes. Not only will this speed up your computer, but you'll also be less vulnerable overall.

How to scan with Windows Defender on Windows 10

1. Click the Start button.
2. Type defender in the Windows search bar.
   
3. Click Windows Defender.
4. Click Scan Now.
   

8. Do without Flash

Flash was once an essential part of the internet – not so much anymore. Those annoying auto-play ad videos that cause your computer to slow to a crawl? Blame Flash. Security holes when you load a webpage? Blame Flash.

There is a movement to remove Flash in lieu of HTML5 and Silverlight, but Flash fanatics aren't quite ready to let it go. Microsoft Edge has the option to turn off Flash player capabilities. You will lose some functionality when visiting websites, but big ones (like YouTube) have already moved away from Flash. Try out the internet without Flash — you can always reinstall if you can't live without it.

How to remove Flash from Edge

1. Launch Edge from your taskbar.
2. Click the More button located in the top right corner. It looks like three horizontal dots.
3. Click Settings.
   
4. Scroll down and click View advanced settings.
5. Click the switch beneath Use Adobe Flash Player so that it turns off.
   

9. Add RAM

Still find your computer is running slowly after tweaking settings and removing malware? Depending on the tasks you're trying to accomplish, adding RAM to your computer might be your best bet.

It's relatively inexpensive and easy to install. There are a ton of options to choose from when buying RAM; just remember that more is generally better. If you're uncomfortable choosing the right RAM for your PC, Newegg has an excellent function that shows you what RAM is compatible with your system and links to buy it.

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10. Invest in a solid state drive

Adding a solid state drive (SSD) to your PC will undoubtedly speed it up. If you use the SSD as a startup drive, you'll have Windows booted and running faster than you've ever seen. SSDs are good for more than just startups — from media editing to gaming, everything you click on will load faster due to a lack of moving parts. There are plenty of SSDs to choose from; size, manufacturer, and price are up to you to choose.

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