very clear and informative answer @potatocat I learned something about windows 10 and slipstreaming updates :) http://superuser.com/a/990286/596755 +10 reputation for you :D
I could theoretically star a few messages and then unstar it afterwards, just because I love Cat to annoy Cat. Theoretically, that is. Not that I ever do that.
Gratefully using DriveImage XML 2.50 I was finally able to clone the data on a Windows-10-containing partition of an internal Hard-Disk Drive (HDD) with a capacity of about 500 GigaBytes (GB) onto an external HDD with half that capacity, or about 250 GB, of the internal HDD. To do that in DriveI...
If the answer is in here its hidden in all the verbosity. Please see How to Answer. While long answers are good, clear and concise ones are better. — Burgi42 secs ago
This is an attempt to ask a canonical question as discussed in this old meta post. The goal is to create something helpful that can be used as a duplicate when non experts ask about virus infections.
Let's say that I have determined beyond doubt that my home PC is infected by a virus. If ne...
What should I do if my Windows computer seems to be infected with a virus or malware?
What are the symptoms of an infection?
What should I do after noticing an infection?
What can I do to get rid of it?
This question comes up frequently, and the suggested solutions are usually the same. Th...
Tried it several times. Fails to provide the functionality I need.
I can't select paper cassettes on a printer with two of them.
Not too sure, but I don't think I can print duplex, either.
I always try to load and print from cassette 2 because in most printers with multiple cassettes, specialty papers can only be loaded in cassette 1.
I try to keep cassette 1 empty (or put just a few sheets of plain paper inside in case something must print from cassette 1) so that I can easily load photo and other specialty papers without having to remove up to 250 sheets of plain paper.
(printers can only handle specialty papers in the first paper tray because the paper path is longer when printing from the other trays; attempting to feed papers substantially smaller than US Letter or A4 from trays other than the first one can lead to paper jams.)
Because it's proven to work with the specific applications in question. Any change risks something failing, even if the new browser is more secure/faster/more stable/etc.
Moving to a new browser could, in some cases, require a total rewrite of entire web applications, with all the costs that doing so entails.
Google is always forcing people to upgrade to better standards and so on. Why microsoft still allow banks and gov to force people to use this ancient junk software
This week, it was random scrollbars appearing when they shouldn't. Which got much worse in 53 apparently. And has been reported as a bug for 1-2 months, with an earlier unfixed bug from 2013.
> The servers are spread across 11 locations in the United States, Brazil, Ireland, The Netherlands, Singapore and Australia. You are automatically directed to the nearest location based on your IP.
Sorry, I disagree in this case. Author asked "Has anybody else been able to solve this problem?" I specifically answered that question, and gave the OS+version in which I had resolved it with the solution provided. Further, I'd looked for confirmation from another reader that the method had solved the problem. Had there been voted-up of the answer, it would have shown appreciation for the answer, but not confirmed whether it had been tried and validated or not. (I voted-up the answer and hadn't enough votes for it to be displayed as indication) Validation has always been part of documentation. — tsuchan1 hour ago
@Freedo - Tell that to China with it's "Great Firewall", 90% of the middle east with its aggressive stance on VPNs and Proxie, the US that takes ownership of a website before the owner is even convicted of anything in a court of law.
Internet is controlled. If it wasn't then it wouldn't exist.
Your living in a fantasy world if you don't understand that.
So you want somebody to be able to submit a bomb threat to your work, cause you to lose money because you can't work, and nobody could trace said threat because nobody has control.
Who said anything about child porn, 70 years ago, it was common for 30 year old men to marry 15 year olds. Child porn is a creation of the evolution of society.
I am talking about people threating your way of life, without being able to track them, because nobody has control
@Burgi - I didn't legitimize child porn. I simply said that most of the world, has determined that children have rights, and I suppose I should have clarified there is different between my example and the exploitation of children that often is connected to that topic.
@Freedo - Yes, I do expect people to fight civil wars,
@Freedo - That already happens though. So why not give the UN a chance, they can't possibly do more harm, then the US has already done with its control over the ICANN
@Ramhound: The first thing to realise about USB-C is that it's not a new USB standard in the same way as USB 1.1, USB 2.0, USB 3.0 or the very latest USB 3.1 are. Those upgrades focus on defining what the connection can do in terms of speed and feature improvements, whereas USB-C is all about the physical connection, like with microUSB and miniUSB. Read more at trustedreviews.com/opinions/… — testing2 mins ago
"is that unlike micro and miniUSB, USB-C is aimed at being a replacement for both ends of the cable." - Yeah Type-C is a standard, the other 2 are connectors, never seen more stupid at a single website then this so called trustreviews website.
But perhaps I am wrong. The article sure doesn't help my brain not hurt, since it appears to have not been written by an engineer, or enen somebody that read the Type-C specification whitepaper.
@Ramhound The Type-C spec appears under both the USB 2.0 and 3.1 collections. Not sure whether you can really draw any conclusions from that, but it doesn't exactly appear separately I think.
So my PC was acting weird, it was so slow that it wouldnt let me type the password for like 5min after login screen showed...and I clicked Refresh My PC...little did I know it meant **** up my PC .Now every file I click says access denied and PC settings wont open :(
I think it's the same Type-C spec for both, but I'm not sure. Haven't compared the two side-by-side. So, to an extent, it is developed independently I guess...
This is an attempt to ask a canonical question as discussed in this old meta post. The goal is to create something helpful that can be used as a duplicate when non experts ask about virus infections.
Let's say that I have determined beyond doubt that my home PC is infected by a virus. If ne...
What should I do if my Windows computer seems to be infected with a virus or malware?
What are the symptoms of an infection?
What should I do after noticing an infection?
What can I do to get rid of it?
This question comes up frequently, and the suggested solutions are usually the same. Th...
