Yes, they are in England. You are not required to purchase the items you edit. It’s an option if you want a print, but you can just download to your computer.
This is a very simple way for so many ways of computer clean up that reflects our computers starting up and just generally functioning reasonably fast. I have done this as an occasional maintenance check up on my computer. But I have a start up problem that happens occasionally. First thing in the morning I turn it on, but it seems to hang on a black screen. The mouse pointer even shows but nothing happens. I do only what I know to do; Manually turn it off and then start again. It completed the boot. It happened this morning. I would sure like to know what I can do with that. Doing the above task manager check doesn’t apply to this type of problem. Thank you
That’s the problem I’m stuck with: I despise Facebook and want to delete it completely! However, until I can find a suitable replacement for the Messenger app (which is part of the Facebook account), I can only deactivate it. If I delete the account, I lose contact with everyone on Messenger, as it’s gone, too. I’m not at the point yet that I can cut those lines of communication.
I wanted to comment about the person who wanted messages using Facebook but not being involved with Facebook, but click on comment or print didn’t work, so am putting it here.
Why can’t she just text? I learned it during Irma. Go to a contact, scan down to send message, choose which contact phone number she wants to use (doesn’t work for land lines, only cell phones). Click on Send Message, a box comes up with a place to type message, (can also send/receive photos), then click the right box at top of message, and it sends. Her friends reply comes back there and you can develop as much interaction as desired – w/o Facebook. All she needs is contacts cell phone number, no registering, etc. Been doing it since Irma. Trish
I gave up Facebook entirely in November of 2018. I went into the hospital for surgery and decided while there that I don’t need Facebook ruling my life. They decided what I could see and when I could see it. I could not necessarily go back and see what i looked at yesterday. The “feed” was not in chronological order and was as Facebook was deciding what news and information I could get from my contacts. I said, NO! And, I stopped looking at Facebook and have not looked back. My life if much better and I have gained two to three hours a day to use for more productive ventures. If more people would realize what a time waster Facebook is, they would also drop this useless “service.” Wake up people, Facebook is consuming a lot of your time and sucking you into “window peeping” while watching what people are eating, where they are eating and who they are eating with. Whoopee! They have a lot more productive things to do with their time. Stay in touch? Yes. Are there better ways? Absolutely!
I always used IE for years but switched to the new Edge when they upgraded it and have been using it since. I am so enjoying using the MS Edge and it is now my favorite over IE and GChrome. It seems to be faster and keeps my favorites on the screen.
On my Android phone, activated the account 3 times, but never got to a place to create a password.
My “God Mode” does NOT say anything till you Click to open it up?
Then I see this C:\Users\postr\Destop\RussMode.
Is this Normal, or better yet, where did I go wrong?
It’s normally not labeled on the desktop. If it opens as shown in the article, you did it right.
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Cyn, were you aware they are in England. It appears you purchase the items you edit? But I asked them that question, so will wait for reply. Trish
Yes, they are in England. You are not required to purchase the items you edit. It’s an option if you want a print, but you can just download to your computer.
This is a very simple way for so many ways of computer clean up that reflects our computers starting up and just generally functioning reasonably fast. I have done this as an occasional maintenance check up on my computer. But I have a start up problem that happens occasionally. First thing in the morning I turn it on, but it seems to hang on a black screen. The mouse pointer even shows but nothing happens. I do only what I know to do; Manually turn it off and then start again. It completed the boot. It happened this morning. I would sure like to know what I can do with that. Doing the above task manager check doesn’t apply to this type of problem. Thank you
Hi Cyn,
Thanks for your very useful TechTips.
Is there a difference between “PowerShell” (right click on start button) and command prompt?
That’s the problem I’m stuck with: I despise Facebook and want to delete it completely! However, until I can find a suitable replacement for the Messenger app (which is part of the Facebook account), I can only deactivate it. If I delete the account, I lose contact with everyone on Messenger, as it’s gone, too. I’m not at the point yet that I can cut those lines of communication.
I looked for paint and paste in the MS store however, it wasn’t there. Where may I find it, please?
Start > Windows Accessories > Paint
Thank you Cyn… This was what I have been looking for a long long time… !
Helpful. Thank you!
Thank you for this information. It doesn’t apply to my “free” outlook/hotmail but it is nice to know that it can be done.
I wanted to comment about the person who wanted messages using Facebook but not being involved with Facebook, but click on comment or print didn’t work, so am putting it here.
Why can’t she just text? I learned it during Irma. Go to a contact, scan down to send message, choose which contact phone number she wants to use (doesn’t work for land lines, only cell phones). Click on Send Message, a box comes up with a place to type message, (can also send/receive photos), then click the right box at top of message, and it sends. Her friends reply comes back there and you can develop as much interaction as desired – w/o Facebook. All she needs is contacts cell phone number, no registering, etc. Been doing it since Irma. Trish
I gave up Facebook entirely in November of 2018. I went into the hospital for surgery and decided while there that I don’t need Facebook ruling my life. They decided what I could see and when I could see it. I could not necessarily go back and see what i looked at yesterday. The “feed” was not in chronological order and was as Facebook was deciding what news and information I could get from my contacts. I said, NO! And, I stopped looking at Facebook and have not looked back. My life if much better and I have gained two to three hours a day to use for more productive ventures. If more people would realize what a time waster Facebook is, they would also drop this useless “service.” Wake up people, Facebook is consuming a lot of your time and sucking you into “window peeping” while watching what people are eating, where they are eating and who they are eating with. Whoopee! They have a lot more productive things to do with their time. Stay in touch? Yes. Are there better ways? Absolutely!
You could use text messaging. It does give a sound with a reminder a minute later and it’s free.
I always used IE for years but switched to the new Edge when they upgraded it and have been using it since. I am so enjoying using the MS Edge and it is now my favorite over IE and GChrome. It seems to be faster and keeps my favorites on the screen.