Cloudeight InfoAve Weekly
Issue #857 Volume 17 Number 21 March 13, 2020
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A comment from Tricia
Thank you TC for your emails helping me to solve my problem. I think you and
Darcy should be called Saint TC and Saint Darcy. I also think that if you
liked to double or triple your charges for anything you do, I for one would
be happy to pay and I am sure others would too. We want to keep you two in
business if not luxury. Cheers, Tricia from Australia.
A comment from Rhea
I can't believe the time that TC spent on my computer and I want to thank him
very much. Like I tell my friends and relatives, for all the help they give
us and the time spent on the computer, things could not be any better. (Such a
deal!) There is no one more honest and never a better deal. I've dealt with
them for years and will continue to do so unless I or my computer dies.
(Just kidding, if my computer dies, I will buy a new one but if I die, I
will still ask for their help wherever I'm at because I'll be taking my
computer with me. God Bless ya TC and EB.
A comment from Tom
Thanks to TC! You helped me save my data and you fixed my laptop. This is
the first time I used your services and I can not thank you enough. I will
certainly recommend you to all my friends. Thanks, Tom.
A comment from Gina
Hi Darcy. Thank you so much for the help you gave me this morning. I truly
appreciate it. I was so afraid my laptop could not be fixed. But you did it
and I'm grateful. Thank you again. Gina B.
A comment from Rona
Hi again TC. Once more, you have been my trusted "magic
man". The
download you suggested for my copying problem was just what I needed. I
would never have found it by myself, so I am very grateful and the
friend I was trying to do a favor for, is very happy also.
A huge thank you from two 80-somethings! Blessings Rona
A big Cloudeight "Thank you!" to Tricia, Rhea, Tom, Gina, Rona 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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Cindy wants to know how to open .ico files
How do I open an .ico file? Is there a FREE program I can use to open it. I
have tried to google it but it looks like there are lots of different
programs that will do it but I don't know which ones are safe. Your help
would be very much appreciated. Thanks, Cindy
Our answer
Hi Cindy. An .ico is an icon file. We use IrfanView to view them. It's free.
Ico files are not actually images - they are image containers for computer
icons. Generally, one ico file has multiple sizes and color depths of the
icon for viewing in various settings. For example, if you view a folder
icon in Windows Explorer, it appears very small, but if you appear a folder
icon on your desktop, it will be much larger. Windows also lets you resize
icons from very small to extra large. These are all contained in one .iso
file.
Here is a link to IrfanView:
https://www.irfanview.com. Be careful when installing IrfanView. From
time to time, it may be bundled with something else. As long as you are
careful when you install it and make sure you uncheck whatever else it
wants to install, you'll be fine.
Terry wants to know if Microsoft is going to try to get rid of Control Panel
in Windows 10
Hi guys. Is Microsoft going to replace the Control Panel with Settings? Do
you think Control Panel will disappear from Windows 10 completely? Thanks.
I've been with you guys for over 10 years! Terry
Our answer
Hi Ted. Thanks so much. We are gussing that Microsoft will move more and more
of the Control Panel's functions to Settings in Windows 10. As to whether or
not it will get rid of Control Panel completely, my guess is probably, but
not for several years. And it may still be part of Windows, but buried somewhere
deep in the inner workings of Windows. But my guess - and this is only our
guess - is that it will be completely removed from Windows sometime in the
future. But I think we're still several years away from that There are
still settings and features in Control Panel that are not included in the
Windows 10 Settings app.
Chuck wants to know what Windows 10 File History backs up
Hi. I've been with you two since the stationery days and I love your
newsletters. I have a question about Windows File History backup. Can you
tell me exactly what it backs up and if it's a reliable way to backup my
computer? Thank you, Chuck.
Our answer
Hi Chuck and thank you. Basically what File History does is copy your
personal folders (Pictures, Documents, Downloads, Videos, Music, Desktop)
located in the directory C:\Users\Your User Name. This is the default
setting. 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, Chuck.
Bonnie wants to close her Yahoo account
Hello TC and Darcy. After the big Yahoo breach, I moved both of my
webmail accounts from Yahoo. I have an Outlook.com account and a Gmail
account. I no longer want or need my Yahoo account and I want to get rid
of it. Can you tell me the easiest way to do this? Thanks for all the
info over the years. Bonnie.
Our answer
Hi Bonnie. Thanks so much. To delete your Yahoo account do this:
1. Sign in to your Yahoo account.
2. Once you've logged into it, click this link:
https://login.yahoo.com/account/delete-user
3. Then click continue and then confirm your identity then choose
terminate
Yahoo notes the following so be aware of this: Your account will be
reactivated if you sign in to it within approximately 40 days of closing
it, with longer hold periods for accounts registered in Australia or New
Zealand (approximately 90 days), and Brazil or Taiwan (approximately 180
days). So once you terminate the account, be sure you don't log into it
again.
Roseanne wants to know saving PDF as JPGs
Please instruct me on how to make PDF pics automatically show up as
JPEG. I am just being lazy and trying to avoid the extra step of
converting files. When I go to "save as", there is no box for JPG or
JPEG, it just says "all files".
Thanks for your assistance. I love your site and have been a member for
many years. Thanks to you I have a well-functioning laptop and Desktop.
Thanks again.
Our answer
Hi Roseanne There is no such thing as PDF "pics". PDF means Portable
Document Format - it's not an image file type. The most popular image
formats are JPG, GIF, and PNG. So, you can't convert a PDF to JPG by
opening the PDF and choosing "Save as" > "JPG" with any common programs
(you can use Adobe Acrobat - and I'll get to that).
There are online file converters that will convert PDFs to JPGs. They
are free and easy to use, but you have to be careful as some
converters are scams that try to entice you to download
something you probably won't want on your computer.
I just tested two converters that worked and are safe.
Here's one: https://pdf2jpg.net/.
Here's another: https://www.ilovepdf.com/pdf_to_jpg.
If you have Adobe Acrobat (not free - expensive) you can convert PDF
files to JPG file. Not sure it would be worth $15 to $20 a month to you
though.
https://helpx.adobe.com/acrobat/using/pdf-to-jpg.html.
https://acrobat.adobe.com/us/en/acrobat/pricing.html?promoid=DZTH12D8&mv=other
I hope this helps you, Roseanne.
Len has a problem accessing Microsoft Outlook 2010
I can no longer access my Outlook 2010. The following error message
appears: "OUTLOOK.EXE-Entry Point Not Found. The procedure entry point
EnumCalendarinfoExEx could not be located in the dynamic link library
KERNEL32.dll." I have tried, without success, to correct the problem
with System Restore. Can you offer a solution that will allow me to
retrieve my Outlook 2010? Look forward to your reply. Your assistance is
appreciated. Thank you. Len.
Our answer
Hi Len. I'm not certain because I've not looked at your computer, but my
guess is your problem was caused by a buggy Windows update for MS
Office.
Read the information on this page.
According to that article, the fix for your problem is to download and
install update 4461585
from this link.
After you install the update, you will need to restart your computer
before the changes will take effect.
Let me know if this solves your problem.
Mary wants to know about Total AV
Love you guys! Thanks for all the info, suggestions and help you provide
via your newsletters! I was wondering what you think of
this article and Total AV?
Thanks for taking the time to answer my question.
Our answer
Hi Mary. Thanks very much. I think that
the article was one big affiliate advertisement trying to sell Total AV. From reading it, you would think
Total AV will protect you from everything - hackers, identity theft,
etc. and that is total poppycock. Total AV is not free, although you'd
have a hard time figuring that out from that article. That article goes
to great lengths to hide the fact Total AV is not free. The only thing
free is the download.
Total AV is a scammy security program made by the same people who sold
and promoted ScanGuard (a notorious scamware & fake security product, of
which we wrote about many times.
See this article for example.
Total AV is not only a questionable program, but the company that makes
also uses
deception to sell its products.
See this page for example.
They give you a special deal! Only $29! Read the fine print. It will
automatically renew for $99. And they'll charge your credit card
automatically. Here's the fine print:
"Promotional prices are available to new customers for the initial
term only. All services automatically renew at the regular rate
using the same payment method, unless you request a change. Prices
exclude VAT"
So the entire article you sent to us to review is not only full of
questionable - and false information, it's a big advertisement for Total
AV written by someone who is making money from every sale of Total AV.
Total AV is a kissing cousin of infamous ScanGuard.
Not only would I advise you to steer clear of Total AV, but I'd also
advise you to steer clear of that website. I have a feeling most
everything on that site was written to sell something.
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Quick Tip: How to Hide Your Mouse Pointer While Typing
Windows 10 (all versions)
Have you ever noticed how distracting your mouse pointer can be,
especially when you are typing? Don't you wish there is a way for it to
go away so you don't have to stop every so often just to move the mouse
pointer? Here's how to hide the mouse pointer while you're typing. We
find this setting helps by hiding the cursor when typing thus making it
easier to type without distractions.
1. Type CONTROL in the taskbar search
2. Make sure your Control Panel is set to Icon view (top right)
3. Click "Mouse".
4. Click the "Pointer Options" tab.
5. Check "Hide pointer while typing" box under "Visibility".
That's all there is to it!
How to
Find Your Wireless Network Password
Windows 10 (all versions) Everyone should be using a WiFi password for their home network. And
most of us do. And most of us let Windows remember that password for us,
so we don’t have to type it in whenever we boot up and connect. But
sometimes, for instance, when setting up another computer, a tablet, or a
smartphone, you may need to know the network password. And if you don’t
remember what it was, you’ll be fumbling around trying to get those
other devices connected.
Thankfully, it is really easy to find your network password. All you
need to do is enter in a simple command and in just a minute or two
you’ll know what your network password is.
Here’s how you do it:
Step one: Type CMD in the taskbar search. Then right-click on Command
Prompt and click on Run as administrator.
Step two: Enter the following command, at the prompt in the Command
Prompt windows. Substitute your WiFi network name for my network name
OMAHA. Don’t worry: network names are not case sensitive in Windows.
netsh wlan show profile name=OMAHA
key=clear
Above: My network password showing in plain text. It's next to
"Key Content". No! You can’t see it! I blurred it! I don't want EB using
my Wi-Fi. Are you crazy?
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.
How to Quickly Clear the Windows Clipboard
Windows 10 (all versions)
Whenever you copy sensitive data to your clipboard, it’s always a
good idea to clear it right away. For example, if you’ve copied your
credit card number to the clipboard, you don’t want to leave it there.
The simplest way to remove it is to copy something else to the clipboard
as the default Windows clipboard only stores one clip at a time.
But there are other ways to do it too and we’re going to show you
three of them that will force clear the Windows clipboard quickly.
1. Right-click on the Windows 10 Start button, click “Run” and type
or copy & paste the following command
cmd /c “echo off | clip”
And press Enter.
2. Type CMD in taskbar search and press Enter. At the prompt, type
cmd /c “echo off | clip”
and press Enter
3. Create a Windows batch file (.bat).
Open Notepad and type the following command:
cmd /c “echo off | clip”
Save the file with a .bat extension. Be careful now. Notepad saves
everything as a text file by default, so be careful here or your batch
file won’t work. Type the file name as Clear-Clipboard.bat (or
whatever you want to name it) and then choose “Save file as” and use the
arrow to deselect “Text Documents (*txt) and select “All Files”.
Above: In the “Save as type” dialog, click the down arrow at the right
edge and choose “All Files”.
Now save your file anywhere you like. I saved mine to my desktop.
Now, anytime you want to clear the Windows clipboard, just click on
the batch file you just created.
How to Use Keyboard Shortcuts to Change File Explorer Views
Windows 10 (all versions)
Hey, keyboard shortcut fans! Did you know that you can change they
way File Explorer displays files and folders using keyboard shortcuts?
Open File Explorer (Windows Key + E) and try these.
CTRL+SHIFT+1 = Extra Large Icon View
CTRL+SHIFT+2 = Large Icon View
CTRL+SHIFT+3 = Medium Icon View
CTRL+SHIFT+4 = Small Icon View
CTRL+SHIFT+5 = List View
CTRL+SHIFT+6 = Details View
Keyboard shortcut fans, rejoice! And for the rest of you, now
you know another way to change file and folder views in File Explorer.
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SpeechTexter
We reviewed SpeechTexter several years ago, and it was pretty good then. We took
another look at it today and it's vastly improved. In short, it’s exceptional.
It deserves another look especially if you’d rather talk than type – or if it is
easier for you to talk than type.
A lot of people are amazed by dictation software. I know I am. I can remember
being in my grandpa’s office and looking at a really strange machine and being
Amazed. I was about 5 or 6. It was called a Dictaphone. If you don’t know what a
Dictaphone is, then you’re too young to understand. They call them cassette
recorders now. But Dictaphones were odd-looking things. I was impressed with
them when I was a child.
So, it is no wonder I’m impressed with digital speech to text software. There’s
a gazillion of -them out there right now. SpeechTexter that recognizes over 60
languages. Since I speak only 1.1 languages — I can say ‘where is the beach” and
“where is the bathroom” in Spanish — the 6o+ language thing doesn’t make much
difference to me. But some of you are bilingual and some even multilingual. If
you are, then this site should appeal to you. And if you only speak one
language, that’s cool too, as long as the one you speak is one of the 62 that
SpeechTexter recognizes. And there’s a really good chance, since you’re reading
this, that it does.
SpeechTexter is a web-app. It’s a speech-to-text application that will take
whatever you say into your computer microphone and automatically convert it to
text in an on-screen word processor. From there you can copy and paste it
into your text editor, word processor, email, Website, Facebook page, etc.
I tried it with my feeble attempts at Spanish and it worked great. Donde estas
amigos? Oh, and if you speak English, like I kind of do, you can choose
from different versions of English, including the U.S. version of English, the
English version of English, the Australian version and so on.
So how about a word from the people behind SpeechTexter? OK here you go:
SpeechTexter is used daily by students, teachers, writers, bloggers, news
reporters around the world.
It will assist you in minimizing your writing efforts significantly.
Accuracy levels higher than 90% should be expected (around 95% for the
English US).
It can also be used as a tool for learning a proper pronunciation of words
in the foreign language, in addition to helping a person develop fluency
with their speaking skills.
Features:
Powerful real-time continuous speech recognition
Creation of text notes, emails, writing of books, blog posts, etc.
Custom dictionary (you can add your own commands for punctuation, or other
data), ex. “question mark” > “?”, “new line” > (ENTER key)…
Remember... you’ll need to use the
Google Chrome browser to use SpeechTexter. I tried
it with the new Edge, Brave, Epic – all chromium browsers, but SpeechTexter
worked only in Chrome.
Give it a try right now. We’re pretty sure you’ll find it types what you speak
very well. Visit https://www.speechtexter.com/.
You talk. It types.
Above: SpeechTexter understands my horrible Spanish. And does a good job typing
what I speak. And Grammar cops will surely notice I forgot some possessive
apostrophes – but that was my fault. And the red lines? Those were put there by
Grammarly, which sometimes knows not what it does.
You’ll be amazed at how well SpeechTexter types what you speak. Don’t take my
word for it. If you have Google Chrome installed, fire it up and go
to SpeechTexter and give it a whirl!
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I’m Just Killing Time
You don’t have time to read this and I don’t have time to write this. I
don’t have time to do anything I want to do because I am too busy doing
things I have to do – or too busy doing the things I want to do that I
don’t have time to do the things I need to do. It’s all about time.
It seems I’m always killing time, wasting it and running out of it.
Someday I won’t have to worry about time. I’ll have plenty of it – or
none of it. Time exists only as long as I am alive to perceive it.
It’s funny… while I’m busy killing time, time is killing me.
I stand on a rocky beach and watch the sun go down. Quietly lapping the
sandy shore, the waves of water swirl up on the beach in melting,
silver, glassy swells. Staring at them makes me dizzy. I stare at them
anyway. The sky, streaked with shades of red, grow darker as the final
minutes of the day tick away. Tick, tick, tick, tick. Another day in my
life ends on some deserted beach, in this tiny, forgotten, corner of the
incomprehensibly vast universe – a universe so vast it hurts to
contemplate it. I do it anyway and my head hurts. It’s just a dream, I
think – and we always have time to dream, don’t we?
The first rays of morning light jolt me. I get up. I have lots of things
to do today. I have so much to do that I really don’t have time to wait
for the coffee...
Please read the rest of
this essay here.
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During our Spring
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following products & services:
- Cloudeight Direct Computer Repair - Single Key
- Cloudeight Direct Computer Care Season Ticket - Computer Care
for one full year.
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too.
Your purchase supports our small business and helps us keep on helping
you. Thank you so much!
What's the first thing I should do if I start to have problems
with my computer?
This will be, mercifully, one of the shortest answers you'll ever see
written by TC.
The first thing you should do if you start having computer problems is:
Restart Your Computer.
If the problem is not solved, shut your computer down - power it off
- and leave it off for 3 - 4 minutes, then power it up.
That's it. You'd be surprised how many problems these 2 simple steps can
fix.
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March 13, 2020
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