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• Unable to turn off the Magnifier in Win7

  original title: I made every effort using all the instructions I can find to turn off the Magnifier in Win7 and none of them worked.

  I'm unable to turn off the Magnifier in Win7 and asked help available to all sources known to me. I was told to use the ease of access and uncheck Mgnifier.

  Because it did not work.
  Then I tried to use settings in the mouse - did not work.  And there are other approaches - none worked!
  I guess the Magnifier is useful for some, but for me, it's a major nuisance and I would definitely find an approach that would disable it permanently...
  E-mail address is removed from the privacy *.

  I'm curious now. Do you want to say its always active and cannot be turned off, or it appears now and again when you don't want or need?

  Maybe these posts can help?

  http://forums.techarena.in/operating-systems/1356073.htm

  and

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-desktop/how-do-i-disable-the-Windows-7-Magnifier/409861dd-c0c5-4D64-AAEC-fb42f23647b7

  or

  http://www.SevenForums.com/general-discussion/38253-removal-Magnifier-Win7.html

  Seems to be a couple of possible ideas in each. My apologies if you have already found them.

• After trying to install Windows updates, my computer turns off.

  I tried to load 2012 ARO.   In the end there was a request to restart my computer, so I left closed... it has been slain on the third phase of the judgment since then.  Support ARO said that it's a microsoft issue, not a question ARO.  I tried to restart in SafeMode known last... but who doesn't have a wok.  At out the battery, disconnected it, everything that I could think of and nothing works.  Help, please.

  original title: don't stop after update

  (1) never install two security systems on the same computer because of the possibility of conflicts like this.  Norton may have similar tools to what you were trying to install.

  During the validation of the subjects as that one, don't forget to post your operating system of Windows and the computer make and model.

  Recovery discs are here with your system?  Alternatively, did you create recovery discs?  Have you created a boot disk?

  (2) by changing the boot order, you can force your computer to boot from a CD/DVD drive, a floppy, or even out of the network drive.  Use the startup disk or recovery disk if you have one.

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/change-boot-order-XP-Vista/

  If the answer to the above is failed.

  (3) reboot and start typing the F11 key

  Y at - it a recovery screen?

  Follow the prompts

  Select fix my PC

  Description of the Windows XP Recovery Console for advanced users

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314058

  If the answer is still no, you need to get the site of the manufacturer of the computer recovery discs. I think that you will be able to order Windows Vista or Windows 7 but Windows XP is rained on many sites and an internet search may be more useful in this case.

  How to get the installation discs for Windows XP for installation of boot floppies

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/310994

  Bing search engine

  http://www.bing.com/shopping/Microsoft-Windows-XP-Professional-with-Service-Pack-3-32-bit/p/7EC2D538C44375E9D976?q=sale%3A++Windows+XP+&lpq=sale%3A%20%20Windows%20XP%20&form=hure

  Recover Windows Vistsa operating system using HP Recovery - (relates as well to Windows XP)

  http://h10025.www1.HP.com/ewfrf/wc/document?LC=en&DLC=en&cc=us&DocName=c00809678&product=18703

• Unable to turn off the computer, it will restart every time in Windows Vista.

  Original title: portable computer complete crash

  I am running Windows Vista Home Premium on HP Pavilion DV2208e.
  A week using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom, the screen went black and all the lights on the laptop has continued. I tried to stop the laptop by pressing the power button, but it did not work. The only way to stop the laptop was to unplug the power cord. The next morning, that I started it again, with a notice "Windows did not close properly, how you want to proceed.» I opted for "start Windows normally". It seems to work very well, with the expection that the date had re-fixed at the date where Vista was installed first of all a few years ago. Later, when I tried to stop the laptop by choosing from the menu start 'Shut down', the laptop shuts down normally, but then 2-3 seconds more later handed on himself. I tried several times and it's always the same, the way to stop it is by pressing the power button, then whenever it restarts it new note that Windows not stop correctly. Also the black screen crash turned up almost every two days.

  I tried reinstalling antivirus and did a full scan. Also used ccleaner and décliqués "Automatically restart" in the advanced system settings. But nothing seems to have worked so far.

  In computer management, I can see critical events that seem to correspond to the time when the black screen error occurred. They say the following:
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  Log name: System / Source: Kernel-Power / event ID: 41 / level: criticism / user: SYSTEM / OpCode: Info / task category: no / keywords: (2)

  Help, please...

  Hello

  It seems that the problem is related to hardware. I'm offering please contact the manufacturer of the computer (Hp) for material assistance.

• Unable to turn off the built-in in Windows 7 Home Premium Administrator account

  I can't disable the built-in Windows 7 Administrator account. I tried to do it via a command prompt with "net user administrator / active: No. ' but all this, after the reboot, is display an error message about the incorrect user name or password and presents the administrator account as an option to login anyway (with an option for"other users"). But if I try to connect to the administrator account a password for log-in, which I did not.
  If I activate the account (again in elevated command prompt), I can connect as administrator normally, without password.
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  I created a test account Admin attempt to connect to it gives this error:

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  Ah, the dreaded problem of profile Service. I've seen dozens of times in this forum, but I have no solution for it. If you do a search on Google you will find countless references to it. I invite you to solve this problem first, before you disable administrator accounts.

• Default configuration restoration changes Windows updates do not turn off the computer

  Step 1 of the 'solution' to this error reads:

  Drag from the upper right of the screen (or if you use a mouse, move the mouse to the upper right of the screen) and then tap or click settings.

  It is impossible to do this step 1 because my computer never stops display failure message to offer a mouse or interactivity, whether... it is in an infinite loop of failure with no way to stop.  Same way as fail-safe after power reset does not work.  There is nothing I can do at all.

  You will then need to repair your computer using a recovery disc or installation media.

  Boot from the media(Instructions are here)

  and then select repair your computer in the first screen that says install now:

  Then follow option 7:

  http://www.eightforums.com/tutorials/4935-startup-options-menu-boot-Windows-8-a.html

  Then troubleshoot > open command prompt, and then type the following:

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• Windows XP - How to turn off the auto snap

  original title: Windows XP / Auto-snap windows

  I recently updated Windows XP and inadvertently acquired auto-snap windows. How this feature can be disabled?

  It can be a good step and should certainly fix this, assuming it was an update or a registry change that caused it) if it is a 3rd party program can continue to be on the system as a repair installation does not interfere with currently installed programs.

• Unable to turn off the computer, it restarts automatically

  Original title: problem with closure

  All of a sudden I can't "shut down" my computer. It's that close and automatically restart.

  Hello

  1. don't you make changes on the computer before this problem?

  See the following article: Windows XP restarts unexpectedly or restarts when you shut down the computer

• Screen becomes black after being left idle only recourse is to turn off the power

  Our screen goes black after being left idle for some time.  The only recourse is to turn it off.  The keyboard does not (without CTRL-ALT-DEL).  I tried to return to the previous registry spot without success.  Any ideas?

  Hi Flair24,
   
  -Have you made changes on your computer before this problem started to happen?
  -Set the screen saver vacuum? If so, change the screen saver to another and check if this might be the cause of this problem.
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• Unable to turn off the camera RAW JPEGS to destroy,

  I have CS3.

  Some ONLY open with Camera Raw in PS jpeg files, no matter what I do. I just want to open regularly, but I can't get go in ACR and ACR is corrupt somehow the color when it opens them this way.

  In preferences, I have disabled "prefer camera raw" for jpeg (in PS and bridge), but it does not always help.

  The problem is that the color gets ruined when open with ACR, any color space, I choose within ACR during development, the files get a washed appearance and once opened this way can be repaired through normal methods, ala "convert to" or "assign" the right color profile.

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  Also note that files that are themselves ruined by ACR look OK in Bridge and in the preview itself, but once open in PS ACR window, they are totally different.

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  You uncheck the box for jpeg within the acr dialog box?

  

• Try to update iPad OS10 and froze on "check update" and now unable to turn off the iPad.

  Tried to update iPad OS10 and "check update" has been spinning for over an hour 1/2 and impossible to each slide to open or to turn off the iPad.

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  If you are sure its impasse press and hold the power button / stop and menu button

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  You have enough space on ipad for download, you need about 4 g?

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• Unable to turn off the e-mail alert tone

  New iPhone of my husband has the alert tone new message on 'None', but every time he gets an email, the tone of 'Note' dings. It is very annoying because he gets a lot of emails and the phone is constantly hanging. We tried to change the tone, then change back. We tried to close the phone, then restart. Nothing seems to make a difference. Any ideas?

  Have more than one e-mail account on the phone? If so, one of the other accounts can always be on a tone. Go to settings > Notifications > Mail and check.

• Unable to turn off the automatic update of java

  Whenever I have untick the box to disable the auto update it asks me my password, and then closes. I open the java Control Panel and the automatic update box is checked again. I tried several times but it remains always on.

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  Java is still necessary?

  Thank you

  According to what you do with the computer, Java may not be necessary. I did not install more and did not have an opportunity where I needed.

• Unable to turn off the read-only

  I tried to turn off the read-only on a folder in my Program Files (x 86) folder so I can edit a file for a game.  I tried everything I can find on the internet without success.  Here's what I did until now (I'm on an administrator with maximum permissions account):

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  2. I tried to run the attrib - r + s function cmd as admin, but nothing has changed

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  Then, while in Notepad, open the .ini file.

  Change it and then you will be able to save him.

• Unable to turn off the sound for notifications of Tweed

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  Thank you. I contacted the support of Tweed and got a quick response. It turns out that the problem is solved, if I "tap" the button ON / OFF instead of 'slide' button to OFF.