Cloudeight InfoAve Weekly
Issue #858 Volume 17 Number 22 March 20, 2020
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A comment from Delores
Hi Darcy, I am eternally grateful to you. I made a horrible mess of my
Windows 10 computer and I thank you for coming and getting things back to
normal again. I thought my new computer was completely messed up and I was
going to lose everything. I'm always amazed at your knowledge and your
professionalism. Thank you again, Darcy, for bailing me out of a bad
situation. Delores.
A comment from Sue
Hello, I just want to thank TC for doing a great job on my computer! It is
comforting to know that I had no "miscreants" lurking in the inner workings!
I have been following you and EB for 20+ years and have complete trust in
what you guys do. When I wanted to have my computer checked out, there was
no question about who I wanted to do it! Thanks, again...take care & keep
safe & healthy!
A comment from Mike
Just a thank you to Darcy for removing the malware from my computer and for
the time she took making my computer run great again. She took the time to
fix everything. Great job, Darcy!
A comment from Joe
I just finished a session with TC this morning. He cleaned up, optimized and
installed Emsisoft on my wife's computer and did it all in one short
session. I can't say enough about TC and Darcy. They have always been there
to answer the bell whenever my wife or I needed help. I have recommended
their services to all my friends.
A big Cloudeight "Thank you!" to Delores, Sue, Mike, Joe, and everyone who took time out to write to us, share a comment and/or share us on Facebook! We appreciate your kind words and your support very much! EB & TC.
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Sonjia asks about recovery partitions
When I bought my computer new it was a Win.8, I updated to Win 8.1 now
updated to Win 10. I have a partition Recovery Drive D on this computer,
placed there by HP. I'm thinking this Recovery D drive is just for Win 8,
because it was on this computer when I bought it. If it is Win 8, can I get
rid of the data on this drive, and how do I do it. Also wondering if it can
be renamed and used for something else, or can I just get rid of the
partition and let it just be part of my regular C drive. Sonjia
Our answer
Hi Sonjia. Good question. You can format the Recovery Drive (D) but we
wouldn't advise you do that. If you turn on File History in Windows 10 and
you make good backups, you should never need the Recovery Drive (D).
However, that being said, since the recovery drive takes a very minimal
amount of space and hard drives are so large these days, removing it doesn't
have many advantages, and leaving it does provide you with one more option,
if necessary, to recover from a computer disaster. You're right in thinking
that the recovery drive put there by HP would restore your computer to its
factory state - i.e. with Windows 8.1 and all pre-installed software that
came with your computer.
Windows 10 offers so many ways to recover from a serious computer problem
(Fresh start, System Reset, File History, System Restore, Startup
Troubleshooting) that we doubt you'd ever need to use the HP recovery drive,
but we don't find any compelling reason to remove it either. Our advice, let
it be.
If you decide to remove the data on Drive D (HP recovery) you can
right-click on the drive and choose "Format". When the format options
appear, choose "Quick Format". You will have a drive D with nothing on it
that you can use to store files.
Margie wants to delete the huge Windows.old file on her computer
I use several computers and just installed the new Windows 10 Fall Creators
Update. No problems at all. But now I am stuck with an over 20 gig file that
won't delete, it is in the Windows.old file on the C drive. There is no
reason for me to hold on to that file - there is nothing in the old version
I want and should anything not work properly I would just re-install the
entire operating system. So how do I delete this old file - it won't go no
matter what I do - Administrator does not work on this one. This is very
annoying and tells me I am not in charge of my own computer!! I should be.
Please help.
Our answer
Hi Margie. Be very sure you want to delete the Windows.old folder. If you
delete it and you have problems with Windows 10 Fall Creators Update you
will not be able to go back to your previous version of Windows 10.
After you install a major update (like Fall Creators Update), Windows gives
you 10 days in which you can easily return to your previous version of
Windows without losing any data or programs; in other words, you can go back
to the previous build just by pressing a button in Settings > Update &
security > Recovery >
If you're sure you've used Windows 10 Fall Creators Update to know all is
well and you want to remove the Windows Old folder you can do so using
Windows Disk Cleanup:
In Windows Search (Cortana) in the taskbar search for Disk Cleanup and press
Enter (or click it) when Disk Cleanup appears at the top.
When Windows Disk Cleanup appears, you'll see a dialog box. Click OK to
let it scan your C drive. When it's done it will show you a list of files
that you can clean using Disk Cleanup. Near the bottom you'll see a button
that says "Clean up system files". Click that button.
Windows will ask drive you want to clean up, it will default to
"C". Leave it set to drive C and click OK. Wait a few minutes for
Windows to scan your drive. When it's done you'll see another dialog.
You'll need to scroll down until you see "Previous Windows
installations".
Tick the box next to it. And then click OK. It will take a while to
remove the files. The Windows.old folder is huge -- 20 GB or larger.
The Windows.old folder not only contains your previous version of
Windows but also includes an exact image of your previous installation including
programs, files, settings, etc. So be very certain you are not having
any problems with Windows 10 Fall Creators Update before you delete the
Windows.old file or you will have no easy way of going back without
having to reinstall your programs and possibly losing data.
Keep in mind that Windows will automatically remove the Windows.old
folder within 30 days after you update.
I hope this helps you, Margie.
Janet has problems connecting to her Wi-Fi
I continually have trouble connecting to my Wi-Fi network. Sometimes I have
to restart my computer or restart my router or restart both just to connect.
My Internet provider checked my modem and router and connection and found
nothing wrong. Do you have any suggestions for me? Thanks!
Our answer
Hi Janet. It sounds like your computer's wireless adapter is going bad. But
there's an easy way to work around that; it's easy to do and inexpensive too!
Get yourself a USB Wireless (Wi-Fi) adapter. All you have to do is plug it
into any available USB port, install the software that comes with it (if
any) and connect to your Wi-Fi network. It's the easiest way to fix (or workaround) a wireless network adapter that is going bad. It takes less than 5
minutes to get a USB Wireless Adapter up and running. You don't even have to
open your computer's case... and you can do it for less than $30.
Here's a brand name USB Wi-Fi adapter
we found on Amazon for less than $30.
We hope this helps you, Janet.
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Janet wrote back: "I bought the USB Wi-Fi adapter and it seems to
have fixed all my connection problems. Thanks so much for your
suggestion. It's nice to know I can always count on you guys! Janet"
Adele asks about our services
I really don't know where to begin but I've been thinking about
contacting you for some time. I have no doubt you are knowledgeable and
trustworthy and I am sorry that I left you for a while. Also, I don't
often have time to read your entire newsletter. Today I printed out the
whole thing. What I would like to do is have you take a look at my
computer and correct any deficiencies. I know of one that has to do with
my uploading photos from my Samsung Galaxy 9. I just don't know which is
the best plan for me to do that and that is why I am looking to you for
guidance right now.
Our answer
Hi Adele. You can either get a one-time service key or sign up for our
annual plan as it includes unlimited service repairs for one year. Here
is the order page
https://thundercloud.net/direct
On getting your photos from your Galaxy Tab, consider getting a free
Dropbox account. Then you will have access to all your pictures,
regardless of the device you are using.
Thanks for being with us through the years, and welcome back!
Robert has browser problems and a lot of ads
I seem to be experiencing the latest "Google" enabled weakness. Is there
any way I can get rid of this ad supplier and still render my PC usable?
After my update, which was problematic, on my rebooted home screen I had
a myriad of ads. Bunches of ads. One especially on the lower right
corner of my screen is an ad about 1/5th the screen area (3.5" x 3.5"),
and is stationary (cannot be moved to see what lays underneath except to
scroll the page.
In addition to the obvious ad, is line seemingly attributing the ad to
Google, using this line: Google Chrome * mypdf.com or other ads. I
checked both Google & MS Edge and there are no extensions on either. I
ran the Emsisoft search and came away with nothing bad. I think we had
something like this a few years ago, and the answer seemed to do with
the advertiser runs of memory alone and would need to be loaded when
the PC is rebooted
Our answer
Hi Robert. This is something we might have to look at... if you have a
Cloudeight Direct Computer Care repair key we can schedule an
appointment to take a look.
Sometimes these things bury themselves in the registry, Services or
User/App/Data - or in the Startups. It's hard to guess. Here are two
things you can try. Try resetting Chrome -
see this page for instructions.
Also, open Task Manager, click on the Startup tab and disable anything
you don't recognize. Then right-click the Start button, click on
Settings > Apps > Startup and turn off anything you don't recognize.
After you do all of the above, restart your computer - if you still have
problems, then we'll need to take a look.
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Robert wrote back: "THANK YOU! One of your suggestions seemed to
work! On average I don't use many "extensions" and the reset went so
quickly I thought I must have made a mistake. Thank you again, Robert."
Susan wants to make backups on her new external hard drive
Hi TC & Darcy. I have been meaning to contact you for months now. I
bought that new external hard drive like you suggested for my backups. I
use to have Genie as my back up and I thought I would try it but the
only problem was I couldn't find it to reinstall it. Can you help me,
please? Thanks so much for all your hard work. Your newsletters are full
of information. I couldn't do it without you. Cheers, Susan.
Our answer
Hi Susan. We are no longer recommending or selling any backup programs
(Genie Timeline, Ashampoo, etc.) or backup services.
We currently recommend Windows 10 File History which is extremely easy
to set up - and once it's set up it's automatic as long as you leave
your external hard drive plugged in.
Emsisoft is a program, it does not need to be backed up. You can
download and install Emsisoft when and if you need to do so and your
license is good for its full term. Should you have to reinstall
Emsisoft, you can use the same license key and you will still have the
full number of remaining days. So there's no reason to back the program
up. if we sent your license to your Gmail account, you always have
access to it. If you lose it, we can send it to you.
You can set up File History backup very easily by following the
instructions
on this page.
All you need is an external hard drive and the instructions on that
page.
You may also find the following page helpful:
https://www.thundercloud.net/infoave/new/another-look-at-backing-up-your-computer/
If you feel you need more help, please let us know.
Beverly is having problems with sound on her computer
I have lost my volume on my desktop. I don't know when I lost it as I
usually keep it on mute. I have tried everything Google suggested to
restore it. Do you have any suggestions that might restore it? Thanks.
Our answer
Hi Beverly. Here are some things you can try:
Right-click on the Windows 10 start button... click Settings > System >
Sound.
1. Make sure your output device is set to Speakers and not headphones if
you are not using headphones.
2. Make sure your Master volume is not muted and that it is turned up.
3. If you still have no sound, click on the Troubleshoot button and run
the Windows 10 sound troubleshooter.
See the screenshot below for some helpful tips.
I hope this helps you. Beverly.
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How to Turn System Icons On or Off
Windows 10
Above: The Windows 10 notification area & the magic strip. Did you know you can turn system icons on or off in the Windows 10 notification
area and customize it just the way you want? Did you know you can even turn off
— hide — the clock?
Let’s look at the options. First type system icons in taskbar search and press
Enter or click on “Turn system icons on or off” in the search results.
Below you can see the complete list of system icons. Any item you see in those
lists you can turn on or off.
If you’re missing the Volume icon, turn it on here. If you’re missing the
Network icon, turn it on. Do you see ENG in the notification area? Do you want
to hide it? Just turn off the “Input Indicator” switch.
If you never use the Action Center icon, you can turn it off and save taskbar
real estate.
You can turn any system icon on or off to suit the way you use your computer.
If you’re a minimalist you can turn them all off. Or if you like everything at
your fingertips, turn them all on. But our advice is to experiment with the
system icons and find the best combination for you. It is your computer after
all.
A bonus tip
Look at the screenshot of the notification area above. Do you see the little
yellow arrow and the thin vertical strip it’s pointing to? Do you know what
happens when you click on that little strip? It minimizes all open windows and
takes you directly to your desktop.
Chrome’s “Reader Mode” is Back
Windows 8.1 or Windows 10 - Chrome browser
A while back we
wrote about distilling webpages with Chrome’s Reader Mode. A lot of people
liked that feature because it removed clutter from pages and made them easier to
read. Soon after we wrote that article, Google removed “Reader mode” from
Chrome’s available experimental feature’s list. In the current version of Chrome
— Version 80.0.3987.132 (Official Build) — Reader Mode (“Toggle distilled page
contents”) is back.
So let’s distill web pages again…
First, make sure you’re using the current version of Chrome. Click on the
Settings icon (3-vertical dots in the top-right corner of Chrome) and click on
Help > About Google Chrome. If you’re not using the current version you’ll have
the option to update Chrome.
Next, type chrome://flags in the Chrome Omnibox (address bar) and press “Enter”.
In the search box at the top start typing Distill.
When “Enable Reader Mode” appears, click on the down arrow next to “Default” and
choose “Enabled”.
Once you’ve done that, go to a website or webpage you want to read – and while
on the page click on the Chrome settings icon (3 vertical dots) and click on
“Toggle distilled page contents”.
And you can take a messy page, full of ads or ads that were blocked — as
in the screenshot below…
And distill it and make it much easier to read.
But wait – there’s more!
You can adjust the font size, text color, and background color. Go from black on
white to white on black.
Just click the “A” near the top of any distilled page. Click on the black circle
if you want white text on a black background. Or click the white circle if you
want black text on a white background. To change the text size on the page move
the slider to the right to make the text bigger or to the left to make it
smaller.
With simple controls like these, no more instructions needed!
Now you can distill almost any web page and make it easier on your eyes.
Oh… and one more thing…
On some pages, you’ll have an option to make the background a beige or cream
color… see?
Now go forth and distill your favorite Web pages.
If you don’t know the name of your network, you can find it in the
Network & Sharing Center. You can find Network & Sharing Center in the
Control Panel or Settings > Network & Internet > Network and Sharing
Center.
Six Quick Tips For Windows 10 From Microsoft
Windows 10
Once in while Microsoft surprises us and provides some really useful
tips for Windows 10 users. And today we’re featuring six easy
Windows 10 tips – complete with videos – from Microsoft – that can help
you get the most out of your Windows 10 PC.
Here are the six quick tips from Microsoft … and
they are all posted on one page.
How to use the Action Center
We use the Windows 10 Action Center a lot. It can be a time
saver and you can customize it so it works the way you want it to. Add
or remove “quick actions” so only the actions you use show in the Action
Center.
How to save battery life
If you have a laptop computer, you’ll find this useful.
How to manage updates
Windows 10 users have a lot more control over Windows updates than
they used to. Now there are ways for you to take control over Windows
updates. You can change or delay updates quite easily in newer versions
of Windows 10. So, this is worth a look.
How to set up your OneDrive folder
Darcy is a big fan of OneDrive. She uses it every day. Me? Not so
much. But if you are not familiar with OneDrive or you use it but want
to see some tips for using OneDrive, this is for you.
How to quickly add Emoji
Not sure how useful this one is, but hey! if you like Emoji and
use them, then you might just want to take a look at this.
How to use keyboard shortcuts
This one is worth the trip to the Microsoft page. Watch the video and
see how you can save time using shortcuts. We love shortcuts! Do you?.
You can view any or all of the above tips – in video form –
just by visiting this Microsoft page.
Convert Currency (and more) Using
Windows Calculator
Windows 10
Microsoft has continued to improve the calculator app in Windows 10. Windows 10's calculator
app has a lot of great features, like the Currency converter, for example.
So, let's open the Windows Calculator by typing CALC in taskbar search and
press Enter.
Click on the menu icon (3 horizontal lines at the top left) and under
“Converter”, select "Currency".
Choose your currency and the Country/Currency you want to convert your currency
to… that’s it. If you want to verify the currency exchange rate, click on the
link “Update rates”.
You'll note the currency converter is updated to be accurate for the time you
use it. See you don't need no stinkin' 3rd-party program or Website to convert
currency. And... Windows 10's Calculator also converts Volume, Length, Weight
and Mass, Temperature, Energy, Area, Speed, Time, Power, Data, Pressure and
Angle. Who knew? Now you do.
PS: Coming soon (in
Windows 10 Version 2004 due out in May 2020) Microsoft will be adding a "Graphing" option.
I guess if you're a math genius you'd find that useful, but for me, not so much.
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Reuters Oddly Enough
Ecclesiastes 3
"To everything there is a season – and a time to every purpose under the
heaven:
A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck
up that which is planted;
A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to
build up;
A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance;
A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to
embrace, and a time to refrain from embracing;
A time to get, and a time to lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away;
A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence, and a time to
speak;
A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace…”
Just a few weeks ago, we all went about our business in a world we all knew
pretty well — then all of a sudden the world changed.
And it looks to me like it’s going to be a while before the world gets back to
the way it was. And this should be a wake-up call for us all to treasure each
day and care for those we love because our world and our lives are very fragile.
And the best thing we can ever give or leave behind is love.
And as I am reminded by Ecclesiastes, there is a time for everything: A time to
be born and a time to die. A time to mourn and a time to dance. And… there’s a
time to weep, and a time to laugh.
One of my favorite sites that always makes me smile is a Reuter’s news site
called Reuters Oddly Enough. It’s a site dedicated to the news of the strange
and bizarre. Some of these articles are sure to make you laugh and others are
sure to make you scratch your head.
What could be better right now than a good smile or a hearty laugh? This site is
my candle in the darkness and I hope you will enjoy it too.
Here are few teasers of the kinds of articles you’ll find on Reuters Oddly
Enough:
Cat vs. chants: Friendly feline tests Buddhist monk’s patience
A Thai temple cat’s bid for affection during five-hour-long New Year prayers
was enough to test the patience of a Buddhist monk as he tried to maintain
his chanting concentration.
Wakanda free trade forever? Fictional nation removed from U.S. trade list
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) said it removed the fictional
country of Wakanda from an online list of nations that have free trade
agreements with the United States on Thursday.
Dying for a better life: South Koreans fake their funerals for life lessons
A South Korean service is offering free funerals – but only to the living.
‘Something novel’: Chinese cafe dyes pups to look like pandas
Would you like your dog transformed into a panda?
Australia bars entry to Vietnamese woman for failing to declare raw pork
Australia has refused entry to a Vietnamese woman for failing to declare 10
kg (22 lb) of raw pork, seafood and poultry on arrival in Sydney, its first
expulsion under a more strict biosecurity law, authorities said on Tuesday.
A 70-year-old biking grandmother conquers Bolivia’s ‘Death Road’
Bolivia´s “Death Road” might seem an odd place for a septuagenarian
grandmother on two wheels.
We invite you to take a break from the world, grab a smile and maybe a laugh. It won’t cost
you a thing but taking some time out to smile.
Visit our site pick “Reuters Oddly Enough” and you’ll find yourself smiling and
maybe even laughing! And that is a good thing,
right?
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Give Me a Corona Please!
In the middle of this coronavirus pandemic… OK maybe not the middle of it, who
knows, I am sitting here, fearless, drinking a Corona. Well, to be honest, I’m
drinking a Corona Light – 2.6 grams of carbohydrates and only 90 calories.
While I am pouring my third beer into my most cherished frosted beer mug, I’m
poring over some interesting articles from which I have gleaned a deeper insight
into the thought processes of some of my fellow creatures.
Let me be clear, I’m not a genius, but I consider myself reasonably intelligent
and I’m taken aback by some of the things people believe. Maybe it’s that some
people need to believe something and are, therefore, ready to believe anything
that gives them hope. But hope can be a very nebulous and curious thing.
You’d think in times of trouble that common sense would prevail. But I’m sorry
to say, many people are gullible and many have gotten rich by feeding on fear.
And nothing creates more fear than suggesting the grim reaper...
Please read the rest of
this essay here.
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option to choose what you pay for some of our most popular products &
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During our Spring
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Your purchase supports our small business and helps us keep on helping
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Two Back to Basic Tips
1. Are you having a problem finding the Print Screen key? On many keyboards,
especially laptops, it is abbreviated as PrtScr and on others PrtScr.
2. When you see two commands on one key, the shift key enables the lower
command. That kind of seems backward, doesn't it? I think the reason is that your eyes tend to focus on the top command first, and the top
command is the command that would most likely be used most often. For
example, the question mark is on top with the slash below it on the same
key. You would have to use the shift key and click the ? key for slash. The
keyboard powers-that-be think that people would use the question mark more
that than the slash. Before the Internet, they may have been right, but now?
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Cloudeight InfoAve Weekly - Issue #858 Volume 17 Number 22
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