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When I attempt a shutdown I get the below box coming up, perhaps I should uninstall the Logitech WebCam?

Thank you for your advice, as I couldn’t find the trader folder I used Revo Uninstaller and it worked fine, all is now well. I bought XPlane 11  instead , still coming to grips with it.

Thank you Paul for your reply. I discovered that I had also installed the Google Chrome extension for the VPN as well as the main application so obviously they fought one another.

I uninstalled the main application and just used the browser extension and now all is fine.

Peter

I realise now that the Start 10 programme I use has a Win 7 appearance that I have chosen, any other choice takes up too much screen real estate.

[lysdexic]

Thank you again Moonshine. My File Manager is Directory Opus, maybe that gives it a Win 7 appearance? I used your suggestion ‘OpenWithView’ and disabled the inPixio entries  (see attach) and rebooted. I then tried the Open With facility but all the entries remained the same (see attach)

 

Maybe there is somthing wrong with my PC or I’m not smart enough to be a half-wit.

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by lysdexic.

OpenWithAdd worked a treat, thank you Moonshine. I know I am asking too much but how do I get rid of all the entries that I don’t want? Is there another programme that works as well as OpenWithAdd?

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Kirsty

Thank you Moonshine for your suggestions. Unfortunately, as you will see from the screen capture I have none of the choices you suggest.

Yes Kirsty.

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Kirsty

Thank you Alex, I must be doing something wrong. I am inclding a shot of my Registry Editing so you can coach me along.

Thank you. I don’t want any of them but I would like to add PaintShop Pro Ultimate 2020.

Thank you for your post, unfortunately ShellMenuNew only works on Windows 7 and earlier versions..

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It may, and it all depends on whether your PC meets the criteria for a ‘feature upgrade’ by MS. Isn’t that a good thing, for now anyway?

Thank you for your advice, from my perspective you are the one upside down, but I appreciate the humour.

Without more information it’s not possible to be definitive, but reconnecting the SSD might have been enough.
See how it goes in the long term and you should get an answer.

cheers, Paul

Thank you Paul

Do it yourself and learn something new. We will guide you through the process.
Here is a video showing how to do it – hard disk right at the end of the video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DLxNPBQBfT8

cheers, Paul

Thank you Paul, I have unplugged and replugged the SSD, all is now working but is it because I unplugged the external HDD or something else. It was working fine before with the external HDD plugged in permanently. Appreciate your help.

Thank you all for your efforts. I think I shall have to take my PC back to the fellow that built it to have all those suggestions checked out. They would be beyond my capabilities. Appreciate all suggestions offered.