Issue #799
Volume 16 Number 15
February 1, 2019
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A comment from Artie
I have been getting your newsletters for years and I can't tell you how much help you have given out for free. I needed some advice with my windows 7 and emailed you and was surprised at how quickly you answered. Years ago I copied down the info you gave about what to do if struck with Ransomware. I used it successfully once on my windows 7.
I just recently purchased Windows 10 and was just getting acquainted with it. Looking for a recipe for stuffed pork chops scrolled down about 5 places and clicked on one I was immediately struck with ransomware. Of course the recorder was telling me to not turn off my computer...to call the number to have my computer unlocked. Again I searched for the famous RSTRUI.EXE info and found that 10 isn't exactly like 7 when it comes to getting to Safe mode. Nevertheless, I unplugged my computer for about 15 minutes and managed to get back on track. That clue from Cloudeight alone has saved my computer twice from a big repair bill. I have learned a lot over the years from reading your free letters.
You do a wonderful service to many people for free and I surely do appreciate you. Most companies that has a business working on computers like you do not pass out info for free.
A comment from Mary
Hi Darcy...So glad you were able to take care of my problem. Now it works like a new computer, I have had no problems with it all anymore. It's great to have it working right again. Thank you so much. Mary
A comment from Sandy
Just wanted to let you know how satisfied I was with TC and his computer skills. I needed help last week to fix a few problems and I now have my computer running like a champ. There were some problems with my being able to communicate with him via the text box, so he used notepad to talk to me and eventually called me so I could answer his questions. I would highly recommend Cloudeight Computer Care to anyone who has a computer problem. Thanks, Sandy
A comment from Gene
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Helen just got the October 2018 Update
Hi. I just received an update named October update . Is this the update Micro Soft pulled back because of so many problems? I was Version 1803 and now am Version 1809.So far all seems to be okay and hope that is true. Nothing I can do but would appreciate your input on this. Love, Helen
Our answer
Hi Helen. Microsoft pulled the October 2018 Update (version 1809) on October 5, 2018, then re-released it on November 13, 2018 after fixing most of the major problems with it. As far as we know, there are no major problems with it now and you should be just fine with it.
Hope this helps you, Helen.
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JoAnn thought she was getting Roku support
Hi Darcy, I called Roku for support and they told me I have 8 hackers going into my PC and they couldn't give me support for my Roku. He said I didn't have a firewall or good antivirus. Can you please help me determine if what he was telling me is true!! Here's what he told me below. He tried to sell me a service to fix this problem. I told him I was going to check with you and work with your company first. Can you help me please! This is freaking me out because he says I shouldn't do any banking or email on my network right now. Thank you kindly for your help!
This is what he told me that I have:
hacking issue/online identity theft of name, email, user id and passwords.
He says I must:
remove hackers from user id
remove hackers from network
remove hackers from email
block all the 8 current connections
block all the foreign address(Russia)
block all the connections between network and hackers
install network security
Need to work with this company to fix this problem:
anti hacking department
a grade solution llc
1-2 hour
one time fee::$200-300
bill/invoice work report.
833-671-xxxx
Jason brooks
Our answer
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JoAnn wrote back: "Oh wow, Darcy! I had no idea this could happen. Omg!!! What scary things people do. Thank you, thank you, thank you. I am so glad to have you helping me. Yes, I want Emsisoft. You mentioned that in our first session. Can you let me know how I purchase it after you set it up.( http://www.thundercloud.net/emsisoft/ ). Thank you ever ever so much for the educational lesson on getting the correct support. Omg. What a scary lesson I just learned. Thank you for the correct website. You are awesome! JoAnn"
James wants to set a home page in Chrome
How do I make Info Ave my home page on Google Chrome. I have it on IE but something happened and it is gone from chrome. ( I probably screwed something up ).
Our Answer
Hi James, It's very easy, here's how:
1.) Open your Chrome browser.
2.) Click the Chrome Settings icon (top right – three vertical dots … see below):
3.) From the drop down menu which appears, click “Settings” (see below):
4.) Under the heading “On startup”, tick the circle next to “Open a specific page or set of pages” then click on “Add a new page”(see below):
5.) Under add a new page, type the address of the site you want to be your home page. For example, our home page is http://thundercloud.net/start .
After you type in the address of the site you want as your home page. In your case, you'd type in http://thundercloud.net/infoave/new/ for our InfoAve page. Then click the “Add” button.
Now close Chrome and reopen it, Whatever URL (web site address, hopefully ours!) you typed in under “Add a new page” will be your browser’s home page.
Let me know if you need any more help,
Karen has USB troubles
I have been reading your tips & suggestions for more than a decade &
now I finally have a question that I've never seen discussed anywhere.
My hobby is machine embroidery & I typically use digitizing software
on my computer for downloading, combining/ editing designs &
transferring them to a thumb drive which goes into my embroidery
machine. That's where the problem lies.
Most embroidery machines can't easily read large capacity thumb
drives, so I normally use small capacity (1-5 GB - yes, getting hard
to find) drives; I divide my design files onto different drives, in
order to stay organized (but I digress!). Some of these drives have a
write-protect switch & others do not. I'm not sure if this is a
factor, but the problem comes when it's time to remove the drive. When
I right-click on the drive or follow the hidden icons to tell the
computer to release the drive, it says it's "currently in use". Even
after I have shut down the program, it still won't let me. On some of
the drives, they are set-up to be 'Quick Release' drives, but w/
others I have resorted to putting it into write protect mode before
removing, hoping it helps. On the sticks that don't have this feature,
I'm scared I'm going to corrupt the drive/ files & other than
re-starting the pc, I have not been able to find a means of getting it
to release. Yes, even going into my Task Manager or Drive Attributes/
Hardware settings hasn't helped -- it still tells me it's in use!
Please Help!
Our answer
Hi Karen. I recently had the same thing happen to my computer - it
kept showing flash drives and USB external drives as "in use" even
when I know they're not.
I did two things. First, I ran the USB
Troubleshooter we discuss here.
After completing that process, I shut down my computer completely -
all power off. Then I removed the USB flash drive & the USB external
drive. I waited a few minutes then restarted my computer. Then I
plugged in a Flash Drive and used "Safely Remove Hardware" to remove
it, and it worked perfectly I did the same with my external drive and
again it worked. Since then I have had no more problems with it.
As for your question about whether removing it without using the
Safely Remove Hardware feature will damage the drive or cause data
loss - not usually, but it can.
Try the solution I used and see if it works for you.
Barb lost her Cloudie desktop icon
I lost my Cloudie desktop icon and got it back with System Restore, but
the next day my computer suddenly stopped for no known reason, and when it
started again Cloudie was gone again. I did System Restore again and got
him back, but I don't think it's a good idea to keep doing that. Is there
some way to keep Cloudie where he belongs, on my desktop? I would also
like to know how to enable Flash Drive without having to do it each time
after rebooting. I thought I had done that in Settings, but apparently I
have not. Thank you for any advice.
Our answer
Hi Barb. The Cloudie desktop icon comes from our
site, it's called a favicon (you can
learn more about favicons here). When
you create a desktop shortcut to our Start Page on your desktop, you'll
see the Cloudie icon magically appear.
If you use Chrome it's really easy. Just go to www.thundercloud.net/start/
and then click the 3 vertical dots for settings at the top right. Then, in
the drop-down menu that appears and click "More tools" then "Create
shortcut" and that's it.
And there's Cloudie on my desktop.
It might be a good idea, before creating a shortcut this way, to remove
the current shortcut you have for our site on your desktop.
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Barb wrote back: "Thank you very much T.C. Isn't it strange how we sometimes take a fancy to things that are not exactly necessary, just because we find them attractive. I'm pleased to know that I don't have to do System Restore to get my Cloudie back. Have a beautiful day, Barb."
Susan wants to know if she needs to use the software that came
with her external hard drive
I LOVE your Newsletters! In this day and age of scams and fake news, your
Newsletters are so refreshing, offering trustworthy programs and answers
to great questions! Thank you EVER so much! And Happy New Year!!! My
question: I'm running Ashampoo for backup onto a Passport external drive.
Is it safe to uninstall WD Backup as well as their toolkit, etc.? I don't
see the need for it unless I start having trouble with Ashampoo? Thanks so
much, please stay with us, we so need you!! :)
Our answer
Hi Susan. Thank you and thanks for being with us through the years! Yes,
the western digital software is completely unnecessary and can be removed.
We are not going anywhere! Happy New Year!
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Susan wrote back: "So good to hear you'll continue to be helping us!
Honestly, I don't know where we would all turn to without you. Thank you
so much for doing what you do! Thanks for answering my question so
quickly, you guys are amazing! Faithfully yours, Sue "
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Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809) and newer
One of the most popular types of freeware programs have been clipboard managers. Why? Because until Windows 10 October 2018 Update (version 1809), you could only have one item on your Windows clipboard at a time; whether it was an image or text, you were limited to one item. Period. So, smart developers created clipboard managers that allowed you to store and access many clipboard items. Clipboard managers came in handy for those of us who find ourselves typing the same text over and over like….
Best regards,
Phillip P. Example, Esquire
Example, Sample & Example
Attorneys at Law
Who wants to type that stuff over and over. (Yes EB? Yes I know they probably have people who type this stuff over and over. This is just an example. No pun intended.)
In Windows 10 Version 1809 all you need to do it turn on Clipboard history and you’ll instantly have access to all the items you’ve copied to your clipboard. It works just like a clipboard manager, but being Microsoft they can’t just call it a Clipboard manager, they call it Clipboard history. Whatever you call it, it works like a Clipboard manager and stores everything you copy and keeps them all neatly organized… see?
Just click on the item you want to paste.
But before you can use the new clipboard, you have to turn it on. And how do your turn it on? I’m glad you asked. Open Settings (Windows key + i), click on System, and click “Clipboard” on the menu on the left. See?
Oh yes… don’t forget to turn the switch under “Clipboard history” to “On”.
And if you have multiple devices and you have a Microsoft account, you can access your clipboard from your other devices as well.
You can view your entire Clipboard history by pressing Windows key + V. You can delete single items from the Windows Clipboard history or clear everything at once.
And now, instead of typing something over and over, all you have to do is press Windows key + V and click on the item you want to paste, see?
Best regards,
Phillip P. Example, Esquire
Example, Sample & Example
Attorneys at Law
Don’t be scratching your head… we’re not really
attorneys and either is Phillip P. Example. Is he? Aw shucks... you get
the idea!
How to Change the Default Download Location in
Chrome
Windows 7, Windows 8x, Windows 10 (all versions)
Chrome browser
Chrome, by default, does not ask where you want to save your downloads like some other browsers do. Instead, it automatically saves files you download to your User account Downloads folder (C:\ Users\Your user name\Downloads) .
But you do have options to customize Chrome’s default download location or even set it up so Chrome asks you each time where you want to save a file.
Here’s what you can do:
1. Go to Settings in Chrome (Click the 3 vertical dots icon in the upper right hand corner of Chrome) then click Settings.
2. In the settings dialog, scroll all the way down to the bottom. You’ll see Advanced Settings. Click on Advanced Settings, then scroll down to Downloads
3a. Under Downloads, you can either change default location to the folder to which you want to download (Darcy uses Desktop, I use F:/downloads).
3b. Or you can turn the switch to “On” next to “Ask where to save each file before downloading”. After you do that, Chrome will ask you every time you download, where you want to save it.
You can download to any drive, internal or external or any folder of your choice using either option. See the screenshot below:
If Windows 10 Features Stop Working – Try This
Windows 10
Sometimes. for no reason at all, some Windows features will stop working. The
Windows 10 start menu and/or settings may stop working. Cortana, Windows Store /
Windows Store Apps or other Windows 10 features may suddenly stop working.
Usually, this happens after a version update or after a cumulative Windows
update, and rarely it happens for no apparent reason at all.
The first thing you should do if you notice Windows 10 isn’t working the way it
should or if some Windows 10 features stop working, is this:
1. Shut down your PC completely.If that does not work, here’s something you can try that has worked for us many times in getting Windows 10 computers working correctly again and all Windows 10 features functioning as they should.
2. Wait 4 or 5 minutes.
3. Turn on your computer.
4. Wait while Windows 10 loads completely.
5. Try your computer and check to see if you still have problems.
1.) Type CMD in taskbar search.
2.) When Command Prompt appears at the top, right-click it and select “Run as administrator”.
3.) Enter the following commands, one by one, and press Enter after each.
DISM.exe /Online /Cleanup-image /Scanhealth
DISM.exe /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth
sfc /scannow
Each command will take some time to run, so be patient. When all commands have completed, restart your computer.
If all went well, you should your Windows 10 problems should be resolved.
If, after you’ve tried the above, you still have major Windows problems, you have the option to run a Windows 10 Reset or a Windows 10 repair installation.
How to See a List of All the Files You've Recently Accessed
Windows 7, Windows 8x, Windows 10 (all versions)
Did you know that every time you access a file or folder in Windows, it’s added to a list. It's like leaving a paper trail of everything you've opened on your PC. Do you know how to see this list? It’s easy. Very easy.
Open a Run dialog by holding down the Windows Key and tapping the “R” key. Type RECENT in the Run dialog and press Enter or click “OK”.
And you’ll see a long list of files you’ve accessed recently. The list is a lot longer than you can see in the screenshot below, because it's been a long time since I've cleared my "Recent" folder.
Windows 10 users will notice also that a list of recently accessed files and folders appears in File Explorer > “Quick Access”.
If you want to clear this list of recently access files and folders, do this:
Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog.
Type Control Folders in the run box to open File Explorer Options and click OK or press Enter.
In File Explorer Options (Windows 10 & Windows 8x) or Folder Options (Windows 7) under the General tab, under “Privacy”, next to “Clear File Explorer history” click the "Clear" button. See the screenshot below. .
So now you know how you (or anyone with access to your
PC and a little Windows knowledge) can see what files and folders have
been recently accessed on your computer. And now you know how to clear
that list too. I always love to do this with EB’s computer. You should see the
stuff she looks at! It's embarrassing, I tells ya!
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You’re Getting Old
No one over 40 likes to be reminded that they’re getting old. For
instance, let’s take EB as an example of youth gone wrong. I happen to
know, for example, that’s she’s taken (as of this second) she has sucked
in 446+ million breaths of air, her cold heart has beaten over 2 billion
times, she’s seen the moon circle the Earth over 750 times. In short,
she’s old. Let’s just call a spade, a spade. She’s OLD OLD OLD!
My dear departed dad would always respond to the question, “How are you
doing” by saying “I’m still breathing, and that sure beats the
alternative.” He was old when he said that.
EB is so old in fact, that:
April 26th, 1986: A catastrophic nuclear accident occurs at the Chernobyl
Nuclear Power Plant in Ukraine - over half her life ago!
She was 14 when Bobby Fischer defeated Boris Spassky in a chess match in
Reykjavík, Iceland
She was 16 when the war in Vietnam ended.
She was 20 when then president Jimmy Carter was attacked by a swamp rabbit
while fishing in his home town of Plains, Georgia. I mention this because
EB is a Southern girl.
You’re probably thinking I spent a great deal of time looking up all this
stuff about EB. But it only took a few seconds to dig into the past and
dredge up all kinds of goodies.
By now you’re probably puffing out your cheeks, getting ready to explode
into a frenzy of expletives, and close your browser in disgust because you
think I’m ranting and raving just to tell you how really OLD EB is — but
of course, you’d be wrong. Like most of the time, I do have a point, but
love to build up suspense before I get to it. I like the hissing sound you
make while you read this wondering if I have a point, and if I do, am I
ever going to get to it. And I am only kidding about EB. She's younger
than me, I am loathe to say.
But the point is that there is a really interesting site where you can
type in your date of birth and get a full list of interesting facts about
your age – and more importantly – remind you just how old you really are.
While it may make you wince to see how many days old you are, or how many
breaths you’ve taken, how many miles you’ve traveled, some of the
history-making things that have happened during your LONG lifetime, and
much more, you can also run a report on your friends, especially those who
are older than you — if there are any — and send them a link to their “age
report” just to remind them how really old they are.
The site is called "You’re Getting
Old" and you can learn some really interesting facts and be reminded
over and over and over again just how old you really are. So muster up
some courage and come along with me
and be reminded that YOU’RE GETTING OLD!
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It’s February
"...To those of us who knew the pain
Of valentines that never came
And those whose names were never called
When choosing sides for basketball
It was long ago and far away
The world was younger than today
And dreams were all they gave for free
To ugly duckling girls like me…" (Janis Ian “At Seventeen”)
To me, February is the worst month of the year and here we are again: It's
February.
Though February is the shortest month, it seems like the longest month to
me. February this year, like most years, has twenty-eight days. By the
time it is over, it will seem like sixty-two days; at least to those of us
who live in the Northern part of the United States. Here spring begins on
March 20th, according to the calendar, but it doesn’t really begin until
sometime in late April…and sometimes it waits until mid-May.
When spring doesn’t begin until mid-May and winter starts creeping in
around mid-October, it doesn’t leave much time for summer.
February is a cruel. cold month. It is the mean, odious step-mother of
months. It leads us into March – when spring is supposed to begin. But,
March is nothing if not a big tease. The calendar says spring begins on
March 20th. But spring does not really begin in March. At least it does
not begin in March in my little town.
February, where I live, is a month of wall-to-wall clouds – damp, cold,
air; snow, rain, sleet, and ice. February is a month of horrible, cold,
dark, ugly weather. Spring is so close we think. But not really. We have
sixty-two days of February to get through.
Read the rest of
"It's February" here.
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Cloudeight InfoAve Premium - Issue #799
Volume 16 Number 15
February 1, 2019
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