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Do you have a restore point to roll back to?

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anonymous wrote:

3. Add some relevant tags insothat the search facility will find it quick. … but only use real words. 😉

C’mon now, it’s a perfectly cromulent word.

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Not really, except that it confirms that the ‘d’ keypress is truly not being received as a ‘d’. Perhaps you can use a remapping tool to correct it. This site lists a number of tools, most of which are free. KeyTweak looks promising.
https://beebom.com/how-remap-keyboard-windows-10/

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What happens when you press the ‘d’ key here?

https://keyboardchecker.com/

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lurks about wrote:

One problem with the poll is does not access if the W7 boxes have any network access, e.g. completely off line.

That may be because the poll is seeking to find out why almost 10% of the machines accessing the ZDNet servers are running Windows 7. Obviously a PC used offline-only doesn’t contribute to that percentage.

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jburk07

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It’s good to know that paying for the premium version gets you extra-thorough scans 👍

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Cybertooth

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It would be best for you to do an online search for “Windows 10 restore point”. You should be able to find several articles, with differing styles. Use a guide that make the most sense to you.

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You might try opening Device Manager and uninstalling the recording/microphone devices under “Sound, video and game controllers”. If you see a checkbox to uninstall the drivers, do NOT check it. Restart your laptop. Windows will reinstall the device(s), which you should confirm in Device Manager.

We had two Surface 3 tablets at work with sound problems in Zoom. This procedure corrected them.

Good luck!

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Agreed! Here’s hoping he never gets a real job ;o)

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woody

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PKCano wrote:

They are not obligated by your wishes, statements.

I would argue that they are, morally. But this is marketing, where, like love and war, all is fair.🙄

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davews wrote:

I was also saddened to see this article in the newsletter. I subscribe to it, and in fact am a paid member, to receive relevant articles about computing. This one is nothing of the sort. As soon as I saw George Floyd I stopped reading. I will not be renewing at the end of the year.

Presumably you have found enough useful information in previous newsletters to subscribe and become a paid member. Is one article that you find inappropriate in its inclusion really grounds for unsubscribing?

ETA: I meant to make this a reply to https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/unconscious-bias-and-hiring/#post-2279903

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When I remove a PC from my company’s domain, as long as I put anything in the username/password boxes, it leaves the domain with no problem. This work for Windows 7 and Windows 10.

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zeddy wrote:

cmptrgy

…there are only three kinds of people in this world – those who are good with numbers, and those who aren’t.

zeddy

I definitely fall into the third group.

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zeddy

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Ear worm

Has a screw loose

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We tried to install the update for Exchange Server 2013 (Security Update For Exchange Server 2013 CU23 (KB4536988), but it wouldn’t install. We are running it on Windows Server 2012 R2, and that OS is not listed as a supported OS under System Requirements.

Supported Operating System

Windows Server 2008 R2 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows Server 2012, Windows 7 Professional 64-bit, Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard

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