Posts by ironcyclist58

Glad he specified which language we’re working with here...

IDM on Chrome works just fine (just gave it a shot)...

There are browser extensions out there that can handle that...

Try running sfc /scannow in your command prompt window

Where exactly is it pulling that info from?

I'm pretty sure the license is permanent and comes with a year of support included.

That’s 45 bucks per computer.

Yeah, I'm using Apache OpenOffice. 🤔

Calling this an innovation is a joke; people have been doing this for over 13 years now. 😉

You might need to dive into the BIOS and disable the integrated graphics... basically just tell it to prioritize the dedicated card instead.

Have you tried running this on different browsers yet?
And if you’ve got some security suite or antivirus running in the background, have you actually tried turning it off to see if that's the culprit?

Matthew Young35 said:Honestly, I'd settle for just being able to reset my connection without having to reboot the whole damn machine first.

Just try disabling and then re-enabling the network adapter...

I'm not really sure what you mean by "opening a folder"...

You could just shrink your Microsoft Edge window so you can see both the page and the image at the same time, then just drag and drop it.
Or, you can minimize the browser and hover the image over the icon in your taskbar—just don't let go of the mouse button. Once the window pops back up, you can finish the drag into the drop zone...

I just gave it a shot on Broadway and everything seems fine on my end.
Make sure you're doing it right: left-click the image you want, drag it over to that "Drop Image Files Here" box, and let go...

Where exactly did you track down those Windows 8.1 64-bit drivers for the MP160?
Every time I hit up the official HP DeskJet MP160 site (here) and try to select Windows 8.1 64-bit, it just tells me my OS isn't supported and claims there aren't any drivers available.
I managed to find this for the MP210, though. Have you tried running that installer yet?

Kill any adblockers or content filters you've got running.
Maybe try a different browser...

Maybe give it a shot with some different software that actually handles TIFF files properly.
Like this one.

Yeah, and let's face it, most browsers don't even touch Java anymore.

You really ought to get Verizon to handle that for you. It's their responsibility (assuming you grabbed it on a contract right away, though if you're on a prepaid plan, they might give you some grief if it's been over a year since you bought it)