Posts by Roger Rogers4

Which browser are you currently running? You might want to give Google Chrome a shot; it actually comes with Adobe Flash Player already built right in.

No worries at all! Honestly, these programs are such a game-changer. Best regards 😁

If you're working with a relatively modern laptop that has built-in wireless capabilities, you can easily turn it into a hotspot just by installing my Publicwifi: http://download.cnet.com/MyPublicWiF...-75627953.html or perhaps mHotspot, which you can find at the same link below.

I've used this little software myself quite a bit. It makes it incredibly simple to take an internet connection from a cellular dongle plugged into your laptop and share that signal with smartphones or other gadgets. The setup is straightforward—you just pick a password for your own network, and then enter that same password into your phone once it detects the signal. One thing to keep in mind, though? Watch your data usage. Smartphones can be real bandwidth hogs when they connect to a mobile hotspot via a virtual Wi-Fi connection, especially when background updates start kicking in. If your mobile plan has a strict data cap, you'll definitely want to keep an eye on that so you don't run through your gigabytes faster than expected.

David Gomez6 said:Does anyone know how to find an installation that already includes all the updates?

You can grab a clean, legitimate version of Windows 7 Ultimate here with all the updates through April 2015 included. They have versions for Windows 8.1 available as well.

http://www.drillbell.ro/category/windows7/

http://www.mypublicwifi.com/publicwifi/en/index.html

Have you given this program a shot yet?
....I’ve messed around with plenty of different software trying to turn my laptop into a hotspot, but most of them just flopped on me. Then I stumbled upon this one, and it actually works. Of course, your laptop needs to be able to detect wireless networks first—that's usually the telltale sign that your WiFi is functioning properly enough to work its magic......
.....Hmm, have you tried manually toggling the WiFi on your laptop? You know, using the FN key combination—it's F12 on mine. Once I have both the WiFi and the Ethernet connection active on my laptop, this program runs perfectly whenever I need it to.......

I wouldn't call it a virus if it’s tied to Yahoo, but just to be safe, you should head into your browser settings and reset your homepage to https://www.google.com/ or whatever your preferred search engine is.

You might also want to double-check your Windows internet settings to see if that's set as your default home page (just go to the Control Panel, then Network and Internet, and hit Internet Options).
Also, take a quick look through your browser extensions—settings, then options, then add-ons or extensions—to make sure you didn't accidentally install some random plugin. If you find anything suspicious, just uninstall it.

If none of that does the trick, your best bet is to just grab the latest version of Adware Cleaner. It might pick up any leftover junk or unwanted software hanging around:

http://download.cnet.com/AdwCleaner/...-75851221.html

.....once it's running, start a scan, see what it flags in those columns, delete everything it finds, and then use the program to restart your computer.😁

Joshua Kim39 said:Lately, every single time I try to open Google Docs, Google Sheets, or pretty much anything else in my Google Workspace, this annoying little window pops up right in my face:



Does anyone have any clue how to fix this?

I sent you a DM.

Jason Richardson5 said:who actually gives a damn about it🤷

And honestly, that’s the core issue with how things run in this country. Taxpayer money just vanishes into thin air, and nobody seems to care one bit.😛

PBS released a statement claiming they’re mindful of the tough economic climate here in America and are actually listening to the public's concerns regarding whether participating is even financially justifiable.🙂

Despite having such an incredible catalog of American pop music, we always seem to send our absolute worst tracks to Eurovision. In your opinion, shouldn't someone at PBS be held accountable for all this wasted taxpayer money? It feels like years of funds being thrown away just to satisfy the whims of some musical elitists over in Washington, D.C., who are forcing their way into competitions where they clearly don't belong.☕