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A comment from Jerry
I upgraded my laptop and PC from Win 7 Pro to Win 10. Darcy finished the set up for me and they both run like beautifully. Don’t miss this chance to get this new system set up the way you like it and reduce the new system learning curve.

A comment from Pauline
TC you are amazing. You transferred my files from my external files to my new computer and then cleaned and optimized things. Your patience and skill are much appreciated. Kudos!!

A comment from Daniel
I want to thank TC for the great job he did fixing up my computer. I could never pay him enough for his patience and expertise. My computer runs nicely now - just the way it should. I am one happy lady today. Thanks again for being there and for all the newsletter too. Daniel.

A comment from Gloria
I had a great session with Darcy. As usual, she was able to work her magic and get my computer working great again.. I really like this remote repair service and I love your newsletters. I've learned so much over the years. Thanks again for helping me. Gloria.

A big Cloudeight "Thank you!" to Jerry, Pauline, Daniel, Gloria 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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If I purchase a “key” what process is required for you to work on my computer? Is an appointment time set up for a contact – is the initial contact by phone or online? What if my computer won’t boot up? Just wanting to understand this before I buy a key.

Our answer
Hi Penny. When you purchase a Cloudeight Direct Computer Care repair key, your filled order will have a link to a form to fill out and request a session and we will schedule you. To connect for your scheduled session, we send you an email with a link to click that connects you with us so we can work on your computer. You will have to be able to turn on your computer, check email and open a browser in order for us to connect for a session. If your computer will not boot up, we cannot connect. We encourage everyone to be sure they have a backup of their system and a boot disk in case of a serious problem that prevents their computer from booting into windows.

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Tammy wants to know what Windows 10 File History backs up
When I originally set up My Passport external hard drive, I set it to back up Documents the first Monday of each month and only connected it to my laptop when it was time to back up. Since reading this daily tips, I connected My Passport (and will leave it connected) and turned on File History and it showed it was copying for the first time, “Libraries, Contacts, Favorites and I forget the other thing”. Will it be copying my Documents, Pictures, etc.? Should I use one of my Cloudeight keys to have TC or EB check to make sure I have my external backup set up correctly? Sorry, guess I am not as smart as I thought I was. Thank you from a dear sweet old lady who enjoys CE’s weekly newsletter and daily tips. Tammy.

Our answer
Hi Terry. Thank you. File History copies your personal folders (Pictures, Documents, Downloads, Videos, Music, Desktop) located in the directory C:\Users\Your User Name. This is what it backs up by default. So all of your personal files are backed up. You can add other directories if you want (like C:\Users\Your Username\AppData) but the way it works by default pretty much covers all of your personal files assuming you keep your pictures in “Pictures” (or subfolders in Pictures) and so on.

You can check what you’ve backed up by looking in on your backup drive, for a folder called “File History”. Click on it, then click on your user name, and keep drilling down until you come to a folder called “Data” “C” (you may have to open several folders before you reach this level).

Thanks for your nice comments & your support, Tammy.

Yvonne asks about Motion Sensors
What are "motion sensors" on a website??

Our answer
Hi Yvonne. Motion sensors include light, motion and proximity sensors built into your device. Generally, motions and proximity sensors are found in smartphones and tablets, where apps use them to provide certain functions. For instance, a fitness app installed on a smartphone uses motion sensors to count the number of steps taken, distance walked, etc.

Combined with browsing habits, IP addresses and other information that Websites are allowed to collect, motion sensor data can be used tie users to their devices and that allows them to be tracked and fingerprinted online.

You can turn off motion sensors in Chrome - see this page https://tinyurl.com/y7f89sef

You can turn off motion sensors in Edge - see this page https://tinyurl.com/ya2ggd7x

Elaine asks about Wikibuy
Hi, I have a questions about an ad/popup I saw this morning. I usually ignore all ads on a page I'm looking at but this one did catch my attention. It said save money and I, like everyone else likes to save money. the ad was for something called Wikibuy. It said that if you paid for Prime that this Wikibuy could save you money. That when you search things on Amazon and find something, that Wikibuy would show you the bet price to be had. That you may have to wait more than the 2 days that it takes prime to get things to you but the money savings was worth it. It showed an example of something that was $50 cheaper somewhere other than Amazon. I don't trust or believe the things I read on line. If it sounds to good to be true, it usually isn't. That tells me this Wikibuy is a gimmick. Am I right? I do trust the things you say so I'll check it out, if you tell me it's okay. Thank you for all the great work you do. It has saved me over the years. Respectfully, Elaine

Our answer
Hi Elaine. Wikibuy is owned by Capital One - the bank and credit card company. That tells me it's not a scam, whether it works as described depends on who you believe. Since it's a browser extension, it can be easily added to your browser and easily removed. It's similar to Honey, which is now owned by PayPal.

I can't tell you if Wikibuy will save you money, but I can tell you it's not a scam. Just don't get Wikibuy by clicking on an advertisement. https://wikibuy.com/ is the website. You'll be asked for your email address, but you can click "Create account later". They have extensions for Google Chrome and Firefox. The Chrome extension can be used on the new Edge too.

I hope this helps you make a decision.

Robert wants to create a local account not a Microsoft account
I used your link today to do a fresh install windows 10. I there a way to NOT have to create a Microsoft account when you install. I could not find a way to get around not having to create one. I don't want one.

Our answer
Hi Robert. It is really in your benefit to have a Microsoft account, if you don't some features of Windows 10 won't be available and with a Microsoft account you'll never get locked out of your computer if you forget your password since you can create a new password online.

To answer your question, here's how to create a non-Microsoft account - which is called a "local account".

Click the Start button, click the user icon, and then select Change account settings.

In the Change Account Settings dialog, click Family & other users in the menu on the left.

Then, click "Add someone else to this PC "under Other users.

Don't enter an email address or phone number on the “How will this person sign in” screen. Click on “I don’t have this person’s sign-in information” instead. Click "Next".

Type a user name (whatever you want) and a password (optional) and click "Next".

As soon as you click "Next" the user account is added and you'll see it added under "Other users"

If you want to make this account an administrator account - and it if your account you most likely do, click on your new local (non-Microsoft account) and choose "Change account type"

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Use the arrow to change the account type from Standard to Administrator and click "OK".

That's it, your done. You just created a non-Microsoft account (local account) with administrator privileges.

You can switch between user accounts using the Windows Key + L shortcut.

Donald says our tip on power settings didn't work for him
Question about information in the last Newsletter. I followed your instruction about putting my display to sleep but after the first time to sleep when I went to wake it up it would not wake. Had to reboot the computer to get out of sleep mood. I have two dell desktops and the one went to sleep and as it should and then woke as it should and the other one went to sleep but would not come out of sleep. Any suggestions?

Many thanks for help I have received from newsletters and the one time that I used one of your services. If I ever need help you will be the first person I will go to.

Thanks again and stay safe.

Our answer
Hi Donald. Thank you so much.

You can't put the display to sleep, you can only turn it off. You can put the computer to sleep, but not the display.

I think you may have the settings wrong since the only thing that sleeps is the computer. This tip won't work if the computer is set up to go to sleep after any amount of time.

The screen (Display) does not sleep so there's nothing to wake up. The screen will come back on when you touch the keyboard, touchpad (on a laptop) or mouse. It will not come back on if the computer is turned off, in hibernation or sleep.

We've been using these settings in one variation or another since Windows 98.

If the screen does not come back on and you have the computer set up correctly then you have a Windows issue or a hardware problem.

Be Safe!
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Donald wrote back: "Good Morning: I followed your instructions and it works just as you said. Thank you for the quick response. Be safe and have a good day. Donald"

Eileen says https:// no longer shows up in the address bar of her browser
I have a question. When did the address bar change? Instead of seeing Https// etc. my sites show a different format now like this one on Yahoo from our congressman

https://us.mail.yahoo.com/d/folders/1/messages/AAA3fnBY056iXqr...

or this one on Hotmail. https://outlook.live.com/mail/0/inbox/id/AQQkADAwATZiZmY...

It seems harder to tell if it is a scam or something. Hubby got a weird one today and it was in yahoo. Can't tell if it is a legitimate one or not so went by the old rule delete don't open if you are not sure. When I copy it the Https shows up but not on the computer's address bar.

Our answer
Hi Eileen, It's great you are being careful. Some browsers don't show the https:// but they will show a lock. For example, Firefox shows both the full URL with the https:// and a lock. Chrome shows only the lock and part of the URL.

The only thing that matters is the httpS:// and the domain name before the dot com or dot net, etc..

Yahoo.com is correct. And Outlook.com and Live.com are both Microsoft domain. If you click https://www.hotmail.com/ you'll end up at https://outlook.live.com/owa/. While Microsoft allows folks to create a Hotmail.com email account, it is the same as an Outlook.com account. A company like Microsofrt can and does change its links to any of its services anytime for any reason.

When a site tries to trick you they'll do so by using the domain name they want you to think you're going to in the URL like:

https://microsoft-support.scammer.com

Don't click the above - it's just an example. People are not careful and see Microsoft and click that and end up in trouble. That link goes to (for example) scammer.com, not Microsoft.

For more information on learning how to tell a good URL from a bad one see our article here:

https://www.thundercloud.net/infoave/new/how-to-use-your-browsers-address-bar-to-stay-safe-online/

I hope this helps you. Be Safe!
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Eileen wrote back: "Thank you T. C. for explaining that, I suddenly noticed it and it was different from what I usually get so I felt sure you would know. Eileen"

Linda wants to know why she can't save pictures as JPG (JPEG) anymore
I believe this has happened since the last Windows update that whenever I try to save an image on a browser, I don't have the option to save it as a JPEG file. I've tried to look on the Web for instructions on how to do it, but I haven't had any luck. Can you tell me how?

Our answer
Hi Linda. Browsers always save the image in the format it is in on the webpage. This is true of Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Internet Explorer and other browsers. JPG (or JPEG) is no longer the Web standard, most websites use PNG. You cannot change a PNG to a JPG (JPEG) by saving it from the web and changing its extension. You can, however, change a PNG file you've already downloaded to JPG (JPEG) or another image format using an image editor. But you cannot change the image file type on a webpage when you download.

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Windows 10 Shortcuts
Windows 10 all versions (also note that some of these work on older versions of Windows too)

These are the Windows 10 Windows Key shortcuts that we use most of all. And this is a reminder that shortcuts save you time. And the more you use them, the more you'll remember.

Windows Key + A = Action Center
Windows Key + D = Show desktop
Windows Key + I = Settings
Windows Key + R = Run
Windows Key + S = Search
Windows Key + X = Opens the so-called Power Menu (this is the same as right-clicking the Windows 10 Start button)
Windows Key + Home = Minimizes all windows and displays desktop; press Windows Key + Home again to reopen all minimized windows
Windows Key + Tab = Task View
Windows Key + a comma = Peek at Desktop
Windows Key + Print Screen = Takes a screenshot of the current screen and autosaves it to your Pictures/Screenshots folder
Windows Key + M = Minimizes all open windows
Windows Key + U = Opens Ease of Access Center
Windows Key + E = Opens File Explorer (Windows Explorer in older versions of Windows)

Of course, there are many more Windows key shortcuts, but we think you'll find these the most useful.

How to Show Seconds on the Windows Clock
Windows 10 (all supported versions)

Every second counts, right? If you want to know want time it is down to the second, we’re going to show you how to add seconds to the Windows clock.

By default, the Windows clock shows only the hour and the minute… that’s good enough for most folks, but if you’re a time stickler, then you will be happy to know you can change the Windows clock to show seconds.

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Type REG in the taskbar search and then click “Run as administrator” under “Registry Editor”

Right-click on the Advanced key on the left pane, and then select New -> DWORD (32-bit) Value.

Next, right-click on the new DWORD ShowSecondsInSystemClock and choose “Modify”…

Close the Registry Editor and restart your computer. Your Windows clock should now display hours, minutes, and seconds.

If sometime in the future you don’t want to show seconds on the Windows clock, open the Registry Editor and go back to the DWORD you created and change its value from 1 to 0.

DON’T WANT TO MONKEY AROUND IN THE REGISTRY BUT STILL WANT YOUR WINDOWS CLOCK TO SHOW SECONDS?

To show seconds on the Windows clock, right-click on the reg file named “ShowSeconds” and choose Merge from the menu. You can also double-click on the file called “ShowSeconds”.

You’ll get several warnings. If you trust us and you want your Windows clock to show seconds you’ll have to override the warnings by clicking “Run”, “Yes” and “Yes”.

When you’re done, restart your computer. If you did everything right, you’ll see seconds on your Windows clock.

If you ever decide you do not want seconds showing on the Windows clock, right-click on the file called “RemoveSeconds” and choose “Merge”.

A Quick Way to Clear Your Chrome Browsing History
Windows 8.1 and Windows 10 (all versions) + Chrome browser

If you use Google Chrome browser, here’s the fastest way to clear your browsing date short of creating a bookmark.

Open Chrome, and press CTRL+SHIFT+DELETE on your keyboard. Chrome’s “Clear browsing data” dialog will open.

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Using the down arrow, you can select how far back you want to go to delete browsing data from Chrome, even back to the first time you used Chrome. Not actually the beginning of time, but back to the first day you used Chrome. You can also check or uncheck what you want to clear under “Clear the following items…” We suggest you choose only these four (see below) especially if you have Chrome save your site passwords:

Remember, clearing cookies will log you out of sites that you’re logged into. The next time you visit those sites, you’ll have to enter your login credentials again (even if you save your passwords as recommended above).

Google’s Premium Video Meetings are Now Free For Everyone/
Windows, Android, Apple iOS

That’s how Google introduces the new free Google Meet – Google’s premium video conferencing system.

Video chatting/conferencing is a great way for families and friends to keep in touch and stay close in these difficult times of social distancing and where older folks are more vulnerable to the effects of the coronavirus.

Previously, Google Meet was only available to paying G Suite users and educators. Now anyone with a Gmail address can use Google Meet free.

For the time being, when you use Google Meet, you’ll be able to chat and video conference as long as you like, but starting in September, those using Google Meet free will be limited to one-hour meetings. The free version has a 100 participant limit and includes most of the features of the paid version like real-time captions, custom layouts, screen sharing, expanded tile view, and more.

You can use Google Meet on Windows using any modern web browser. For those using Android or Apple devices, you can download the appropriate mobile app. You can also start meetings via Gmail or Google Calendar.

Google emphasizes Google Meet’s security as other video conferencing tools, particularly Zoom, have experienced problems with security.

— We provide a strong set of host controls such as the ability to admit or deny entry to a meeting, and mute or remove participants if needed
— We do not allow anonymous users (i.e., without a Google Account) to join meetings created by individual accounts
— Meet meeting codes are complex by default and therefore resilient to brute-force “guessing”
— Meet video meetings are encrypted in transit, and all recordings stored in Google Drive are encrypted in transit and at rest
— We don’t require plugins to use Meet on the web. It works entirely in Chrome and other modern browsers, so it’s less vulnerable to security threats
— On mobile, we have dedicated Google Meet apps in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store

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Here’s a little-known Microsoft Windows 10 resource that can help you master Windows 10.

And when I say "little-known resource”, I mean that not very many people have discovered this Microsoft Windows 10 YouTube channel. When this article was written, this channel had only 3116 views — hat’s not a lot considering goofy videos like levitating dogs and exploding cupcakes get millions of views.

I’ll grant you that these videos are not as fun as watching a cupcake explode, but they sure can help you master Windows 10.

This Microsoft Simply Windows YouTube channel currently features 8 short videos that can help you become a better Windows 10 user. And more videos are being added frequently.

Here’s some information from the page and a list of the 8 videos available right now.

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The Story of Popcan George

I never knew his name until I read his obituary. You will think I’m shallow when you read this. You are probably right.

The man has been a joke of sorts in our town since I can remember. I used to see Popcan George riding his bike around town. He’d always have three or four plastic bags stuffed with pop cans dangling and swaying from the handlebars and a dirty brown saddlebag attached to the rear of his bike stuffed with them. Around the town, he rode on his rattling old bike. He was disheveled and pathetic and as unimportant to me as the curbs along the streets.

Even pitiable, filthy, old pop can collectors deserve a name. So I referred to him as “Popcan George”. I didn’t know his real name; I didn’t care. He was just something that was. He had no purpose. He had no importance. He just took up space and served as an object of my disgust and ridicule.

He had the sort of countenance that caused you to want to look away. He looked as though he might have a foul smell – but I was careful...

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Bookmarks and Favorites? What's the Difference?

Despite the name difference, favorites and bookmarks are essentially the same things. "Favorites" and "bookmarks" have identical functions - they are both saved URLs to a web site. In Internet Explorer and Edge, they're called "Favorites". In Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome, they're called "Bookmarks". Bookmarks and Favorites are two words for the same thing. Kind of like fall and autumn, eh?

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