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• BlackBerry Smartphones view attachments and other parts of noob questions

  Hello

  I am completely new to blackberry and quite confusing.  Let me apologize in advance, as it's long and this device is much more involved than anything I've had before.

  When I get an email with an attachment (in this case, I myself sent a .doc file to test from a yahoo account) I get "the type of attachment cannot be viewed on the device.

  I just received my BB Tour today and was able to set up the email fairly easily as it is on a POP3 server.

  I activated the Go service Documents, it seems I have the Viewer (I followed the instructions to check another thread for the curve I think and he appeared in critical Applications, so I don't know if this applies in fact to the Tower, but I found what I think I'm supposed to have under options/applications configuration / advanced and then saw less 4.7 Core Applications under net_rim_bb_docview modules).

  I tried to restart the unit, but no luck.  I installed the Desktop Manager and followed the instructions to install/update all.

  So far, I have about 4 hours in this trying to read previous posts and the support site, which covers me.

  Since I just got today, is it possible that there is some sort of shift?  I got an activation message that asked me to leave Messages on the server, I did, so I think I am activated I get by e-mail and can send.  But, once again, to this news, it's all a bit overwhelming and me thinking I should have already activated the data with my Motorola Q package.  I will continue to play with it, to see if something clicks.

  Could someone direct me to a guide of type Blackberry 101 also?  I did find the manual very useful because I can not even find in it if I can set how often it checks for messages, or if there is a way I can put it to check every 5 minutes or only on request.  So, if someone can point me in the right direction, I would be grateful!  Also, need to update my Microsoft Outlook contacts list, but no luck learn how do that with success either.

  I know that there is a lot in a single message, but thank you for indulging in a beginner.

  Thanks to bifocals!

  I got it to work somehow, in actually button connections and mobile network options, and I ended up running a diagnostic test.  I found that by going to essentially every menu and submenu and hit bb button to see what other options he gave me.  He showed Activation of data Radio as No, and a whole bunch of strangers underneath, so I thought that something was not right with the connection somehow.  I turned all the connections off the coast, and then on again and ran another diagnosis and miraculously everything started working.  I knew I had another message for activation at this time, if something is obviously not the first time around.  It was the service books being returned because I disconnected then reconnected?

  Thanks for all the other information in your response, I will study everything!

• cleaning windows rigstry and temporary internet files

  Hi guys * today im bought a new Professional edition ccleaner and it offer to a registry clean then advise you that while I have a bad history with Advanced systemcare?

  Bad purchase.  Do NOT use Ccleaner.  It is likely to cause more problems.  In fact, don't NOT virtue but dire circumstances even mess with the registry.  It's simply too risky.

  The software that promises to make your computer run better is more often than not more a threat than a help.  Leave your computer alone.  Windows will look after itself fairly well.  It is highly unlikely that all of your efforts to make it work better will never produce a meaningful result.

  Windows 7 has a lot of what he needs to take care of your system.  You need a product high quality Antivirus and nothing else at all claiming to make your computer safe or more safe.

  There is no doubt that the best and the most effective protection is your good judgment.  Well, think about where you go on the web and think thrice before you ever click on a download button.  Almost anything free will carry with it a lot of unwanted software are more likely to be malicious.

  There is AN anti-malware product that I do not recommend.  It's ADWcleaner https://toolslib.net/downloads/viewdownload/1-adwcleaner/

  It's a free scanner that you download and run occasionally.  It is not an all-the-moment program execution.

  Choose your antivirus product with care and know about them:

  Now, this is a controversial subject, but your choice of AV software may be something you want to take a 2nd look.  I suggest you visit this website to get an idea of what AV software made the best work, depending on what type of user you are: http://www.av-comparatives.org/ is a non-profit that has been around for a long time and I hope that their results.

  When you interpret these results, remember the difference between a product that detects 95% and the other 99% of infections, it is actually 5 times more likely to allow an infection.

  I care about 140 Windows PCs and I have more than 13 years.  Until last September, the only AV software that I would allow my clients to use was Norton Antivirus.  Note that this is not the same as any other product, Norton 360 or Internet Security.

  Last September, Symantec (Norton owner) decided to no longer sell such a product.  After much research, I decided on Bitdefender Antivirus 2015 +.  I installed it on more than half of these PC so far and has never been a problem.  In fact, I think it's a better product than even Norton.  One of the things I love the most about it, is the silence and discretion.  It is also cheap.

  My customers know that if they install any product of 'Internet Security', I won't work on their computers until it is deleted.  Very well, I learned the hard way that the other components of these products (other than the AV itself) IS caused more problems than any profit that they bring and work primarily by stopping the Windows component that does a very good job of this particular task still.  My problem is that when I started to work on a computer with an IS on it, I could spend hours trying to diagnose the problem, only to find out that by taking the product of the IS, the problems have become much clearer and easier to solve.  I think that the product of the IS actually hides the problem.

  As I said.  It is a controversial topic and you will find many different very strong opinions.  I know that mine is based on a fairly large sample over a long period, and are consumers of consumer type Windows.

  Another thing you need to know: you can delete not entirely of most any AV software simply by using the standard uninstallation tool Windows 7.  Most of the majors also publishes a "removal tool" that gets the rest.  If you do not completely remove it, it will cause very hard to understand and diagnose problems.

• After that I deleted all temporary files and cookies from my temporary Internet files files always show. Why?

  I used to always go Documents Local Temporary Internet Files and delete everything, including cookies, and all would be deleted. But now I still at least 20 files always there, with which I can't delete?  I go on the internet and go to tools and Internet Options and delete from there, but still the same files are left there?  Why? I use Microsoft Security Essentials, and they say no virus or any problem what so ever, then why. I checked with an Anti Virus program but they don't always say no Virus.  Why are these files, and when I look at them, I know where they are, but know not why they stay on my computer. ???

  Hi JudyWilliamson,

  Some of the temporary internet files cannot be deleted because it will run in the background with the internet.

  You can leave these files because it will harm your computer.

  Hope the helps of information.
  Please post back and we do know.

• What is the meaning of 'temporary internet file' and how can I find particular cookie or file belongs to the particular website?

  Please answer

  Hello

  Thanks for the display of the query to the Microsoft Community. I will certainly help you to find the answer to your query.

  The folder Temporary Internet Files (or cache) is used by Windows Internet Explorer and MSN Explorer to store the contents of the Web page on the hard drive of the computer for a quick consultation. This cache permits Internet Explorer or MSN Explorer download only content that has changed since you last time a Web page, rather than download all content of every time that the page is displayed.

  You can also read the article and check if it helps. Here is another article on the temporary internet files.

  Hope that information was useful and let us know if you need help in the future about Windows. We will be happy to help you.

• Cannot delete cookies in the Temporary Internet Files folder

  I use Windows Vista and HP has this laptop screwed up so I can't navigate to certain folders. I have 10 cookies in my folder of temporary internet files that I can't remove. Even if I go to the cmd prompt as administrator it doesn't let me access the folder. In fact when I go to cmd it opens by default in the directory main I need it, but when I type dir\ that it lists only a few so I type dir/a to see them all, but even after that now it doesn't let me in next dir saying the system cannot find the path. What can I do?

  Download ccleaner run it then go to cleaner / click on run cleaner. First close the browsers

• Temporary Internet files Access Denied (System Administrator files and display already)

  Hello

  I am an administrator on my own computer. I was able to view the system folder.

  I've done here: C:\Users\rbucao\AppData\Local

  But I can't access the Temporary Internet Files folder. Can someone help me?

  Thank you.

  See this thread to access the files:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/w7itprosecurity/thread/da4392f7-961B-47d1-98a4-70e6046ac343
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/view-temporary-Internet-files
  To view temporary Internet files

  1. Open Internet Explorer by clicking the Start button. In the search box, typeInternet Explorer, then, in the list of results, click on Internet Explorer.

  2. Click Tools and then click Internet Options.

  3. Click the general tab and then, under browsing history, clickSettings.

  4. Temporary Internet files and history settings dialog box, click files.

• Why can't I find all the sites that I have visited in my temporary internet files? It will display all the sites I visited. Now it doesn't and I can't open the strange things contained therein. I didn't remove the navigation or the private browsing.

  Ok... I want to see where were the other people on my computer.

  That would be the navigation history. Firefox > history-> show all history

  Firefox does not use temporary Internet files for anything except the Windows Media files.

  Type of topic: cache in the URL bar and press ENTER.
  
  Disk cache device = the list Cache entries

• Can't see hidden files to delete in the folder C:\Documents and Settings\William\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

  C:\Documents and Settings\William\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files folder there are more than 135,000 files; nearly 2,000 cases and close to 3 GB of data. These files do not display and I can't remove them by deleting temporary Internet files. When I try to see the files to help to locate hidden files, only three very small files appear. How can I delete these files? Can I delete the folder and create a new one?

  William

  You can also enter your options Internet Explorer (via Control Panel), on the general tab, in the browsing history, there should be a settings button, once there, you should be able to select Show files in the temporary Internet files section.  Who will open the file for you and you can do CTRL + A (select all), and then delete.

  Some of the files in the folder may be used, and if they are in use, you will not be able to remove them.  You will need to know what is their use, cannot be used, then delete them.

• With Windows XP SP3: How to find the temporary Internet files in C:\Documents and Settings of the user?

  While making a sweep of the AV, I see the files under analysis I want to remove it from my computer. All I can remember for the location of the files is C:\Documents and Settings of the user... I guess that the question is what will be called as temporary Internet files (under Windows 95). What should I do to access the folder where the files are stored?

  Tools / folder options. Discover tab show hidden and protected system files

  Use ccleaner do... Install, then run it.

• Unable to see temporary Internet files even with hidden view archived files

  One of my programs (Adobe Acrobat) converted into Word and saved a file which was sent by e-mail me here: c:\myname (or User\myname) \App Data\Local\Microsoft\WIndows\Temporary Internet Files\Content.Outlook\T492AS72.  Not only can I not find it I can not even find c:\myname (or User\myname) \App Data\Local\Microsoft\WIndows\Temporary Internet Files.  I checked, to be sure, that show hidden files is checked.  What the hell is happening?  How a file can be saved in a folder that can not be found?

  Since you are using check Adobe Acrobat with Adobe Support and Forums as they
  may have special methods that cause confusion in the access to the
  TEMP files.

• Delete temporary Internet files offline content?

  I would like to know how to delete temporary Internet files offline content. My laptop has Windows XP. I click on tools, Internet Options, general, but tab Delete Cookies, there is no option to delete offline content. I have a few racy photos that appear when the Windows and Fax Viewer Image is used. I understand that the Image and faxes pulls images in the cache of temporary Internet files at random, so I need to get rid of the content offline. Any suggestions?

  Try to navigate to your temporary Internet files folder and delete the contents of the folder...

  If the temporary Internet files folder is hidden... try the following...

  Open a folder and go... Tools / Folder Options / View tab.

  ... To check "Show the hidden files and folders" / apply / OK.

  Now... you'll find your TIF file to the following location:

  C:\Documents and Settings\Your User of utilisateur\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

  More info...

  If you want to view the contents of your
  The temporary Internet files folder... try the following steps...

  Reach... Start / Control Panel / Internet Options /.
  General tab / historical section of navigation / settings
  button / see the files button.

  Or... a window IE and go to... Tools / Internet
  Options / General tab / navigation history section.
  Button settings / see the files button...

  You can also go to... Start / run... and type or copy.
  Paste the following command:

  %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files

  Then press on... Enter... to launch the Temporary Internet Files folder.

• Deleting temporary Internet files

  I regularly delete temporary internet files. However, whenever I do that there are the same 5 will not erase internet files: bts /, cookie:user@bellcanadbureau, cookie:user@networldmedia, etc. My question is what are these files and why they will not clear? Is there another way to delete?

  Hello

  You probably have the favorite "Keep the Web site data" box checked and those who are associated with
  favorite Web sites.

  Clear your cookies (IE7 or IE8) Internet
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/delete-your-Internet-cookies

  How to delete cookie files in Internet Explorer
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/278835

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  Cookies: Frequently asked questions
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/c9daa36b-3bc0-47fa-aea1-5a250e2b4e561033.mspx

  How to allow or block Cookies in Internet Explorer for Vistahttp://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/60641-cookies.html

  Block or allow cookies
  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/ff035adb-411D-40F3-8F9F-23e158f7b8be1033.mspx
  Cookie Viewer - free
  http://www.KarenWare.com/PowerTools/ptcookie.asp

  CCleaner - free
  http://www.CCleaner.com/

  I hope this helps.

  Rob Brown - MS MVP - Windows Desktop Experience: Bike - Mark Twain said it right.

• IPad stores temporary Internet files?

  When I had Windows I always deleted temporary Internet files regularly. What should I do with my iPad and if so, how would you please?

  Audrey 198

  You can erase all the data navigation via settings > Safari > clear the history and data from the Web site (which will remove cookies as well)

  Or you can remove individual websites via settings > Safari > advanced > Web site data (Edit Delete up button to the right, or by scanning/drag across a line straight to the left to reveal a button to his right)

• The link to delete temporary internet files under the Tools tab is missing. How to restore this link?

  The link to delete cookies, temporary internet files etc has disappeared from the Tools tab. How to restore this link?

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/remove-recent-browsing-search-and-download-history#w_how-do-i-clear-my-history

  Firefox also uses a Cache and not IE temporary internet files.

  Edit: corrected a word autocorrected by PlayBook that I missed.