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• Is it normal to have only 1 account (Administrator)?

  I'm the only user on my computer.  Is it normal to have only 1 account (Administrator)?

  Original title: a user account

  Barb

  It is safer run daily tasks as a 'normal' user, but there are many users (including me) who perform administrator accounts every day.

  As long as you have a malware (current definitions and work) application and are behind a router (or have a firewall) the risk is not huge.

  Personally, I wouldn't create another user (and all of their luggage) just to run a regular user.

• It is normal to have the 6-10 mdworker process running all the time?

  Is this normal? I was not able to know how much Supply mdworker is average? I see anywhere from 6 to 13 at one point. This number even when the computer is sitting idle, nothing to do. Is Spotlight plugins in the folder Extensions cause? It's as if they're all waiting for something to index rather than wait until there is something running.

  See on Mac Pro, Macbook Pro and Mac mini on 10.11.3. Anyway, just curious.

  Spotlight re-indexing of the process are scheduled to kick off when you first turn on your machine (s) for the day, but will shoot upward if you attach nonindexed storage.

  It is customary for a swarm of mdworker process that will be launched. These processes will vary depending on the available CPU threads, memory and internal/external storage devices that require indexing. If you have a multi-terabytes, Bay external storage Thunderbolt or drive Time Machine, Spotlight is perfectly willing to chew away at home and depending on the content, maybe for hours. Spotlight system preferences panel has a Privacy tab to exclude indexing of selected storage.

  This morning, for about 45 minutes after turning on my Mac with 10.11.3, Spotlight mdworker process numbered 14 and after 45 minutes, were dropped to only 5. This seems to be the minimum of mdworker that these hang autour in a sleep state, apparently to the call for additional indexing if necessary.

• Is it normal to have the process explorer.exe?

  Original title: 2 explorers .exe

  Hello
  I have 2 process called explorer.exe. is this normal in win 7 x 64?

  See photo
  http://i46.Tinypic.com/v4o079.jpg

  Yes, that's perfectly OK. Nothing to worry about.

• Have a magnifying glass blow up at startup. Hide, it doesn't go away. Need help, please help me to disappear.

  There is an icon of a magnifying glass on my screen with a log on. It won't go away when I click to hide, but it is up to every start. I need to remove the magnifying glass because it is not useful for me, but it is annoying. I do not know how to find is on the control panel or network? Confused!

  Hello

  
  Perform the steps mentioned below and check if the problem persists.
  
  Method 1 : disable the magnifying of the Startup tab and see if the problem persists.
  a: click Start , and then click run.
  b: In the run text box , type msconfig and hit enter then.
  c: In Startup tab search magnifying glass , then uncheck it and then click on apply then ok .
  d: to restart the computer.
  
  Method 2 : delete the entry to magnify the startup folder.
  a: click Start click all programs , and then click start
  b: then right click on the Magnifier , and then click Remove.
  c: restart the computer.
  
  Hope that helps.

• is it normal to have 4 files taskeng.exe?

  Hello

  I know that Windows is supposed to have a file called taskeng.exe and is usually in the C: / / WINDOWS/Systems32. but I did a search on my computer and I found taskeng.exe 4 different files (3 in other places). I was wondering if the other three are viruses/malware that I should delete? I also found 4 files called TaskEng.exe.mui, are these reliable files?

  I looked into it because my computer has been late to the questions most frequently in the last two weeks and from time to time a pop-up of the small black window and goes immediately, that I can't seem to take the name of the window. I did several scans with AVAST, but the remains late development. so I was wondering if these files Taskeng.exe is an indication that I have malware running and causing disturbances.

  This is a picture of the search results I got:

  

  Thanks adavance for any help

  It turns out that the problem was not caused by a virus or by Windows, it was a problem with Dell. A lot of people had this same problem recently because of a new update that Dell is making the shift of the computer when we played videos/audios. But now the problem is solved.

  Thank you

• Is it normal to have more than 2 starts in the production oracle database?

  Dear Experts,

  East - the best prractice to have only 2 starts for the production oracle database

  for example

  + data

  + FRA

  Thanks in advance,

  IVW

  IVW wrote:

  Thanks Aman

  Segregation starts may travel on these factors

  • 1. the speed of the disks (redologs online had to be faster disk)
  • 2. the redo of multiplexing files
  • 3. the multiplex control files
  • 4. after archivelogs on another disk
  • 5. other than the DATA + and + FRA

  Yes, but 2-4 points can be met with groups of two discs as well - + data the primary file hosting and + FRA accommodation multiplexes copies.

  Aman...

• Is it normal to have an increase of 75% on your monthly bill?

  I just got my monthly bill with increase of 75% on the regular bills.

  Is this normal, or is it Adobe enjoying monopoly in the software?

  Hi Paulo,

  Please contact support to find out the reason for the increase

  https://helpx.Adobe.com/in/contact.html?step=CCSN_adobe-ID-signing-in_stillNeedHelp

  I hope this helps.

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• IS IT NORMAL TO HAVE SYMBOLS NEXT TO EACH TAP ASIAN, SOMETIMES ON ALL FAUCETS?

  NOTICED HE STARTED TO APPEAR ASIAN OR CHINESE SYMBOLS NEXT TO EACH TAP. IT CAN ALSO COVES TAP INTEGER COLUMN.

  Hi, dymo, it is a known problem caused by mcafee siteadvisor. Please, try to disable it in your list of addons or uninstall the software from the control panel.

• Is it normal to have two different types of software on the CC from Adobe?

  When I open the CC from Adobe and download my apps, it shows two different types of software. For example, when I look at a version of Photoshop is CS6 and the other is CC. Can I download both and I was wondering if there is a difference between the two? And is it a problem or a bug?

  CS6 is an older version of photoshop.  CC is the latest version.

• Why a new MacBook have a load cycle count of 18

  I just bought a brand new MacBook(early 2016) last week and immediately noticed that the number of cycle load was 18 years old. Is this normal or have I been given a return or a refurb? Thank you!

  If you bought your Mac in an Apple Retail Store or an Apple authorized dealer, I wouldn't worry about it.

  Otherwise, I would do it.

  You could ask the same question when buying a new car: "why this car show 15 miles (or 15 km) on the clock if it is new?

• Have to do several hard reboots in one week

  I got my Xoom for a week now, and after exploring some of the capabilities once I got home (after loading) the screen started acting funny... like one of the others described, "crazy". He put six clocks on the main screen, as if ghosts fingers where to put them there. I then did a factory reset to see if that would work and reloaded everything carefully again. It worked.

  After a while, the screen started "flipping out" again once... a few pages started flipping back and nothing I do would have managed to stop. I check this forum and saw someone else with the same experience and it was suggested to do a hard reboot to clear the cache, which I did and it seems to have worked. It happened a couple fo times after that and every time I did a hard reboot so I can start using my Xoom again. I thought maybe it was some apps I was using so I stopped using them and that seemed to have worked.

  Up to a week later or last night... when to download 'Angry Birds Rio. " After completing the first round of the screen started "flipping out" again. I couldn't go back, though I was to close the application. But when I opened the app, it will continue turning on. I tried to open something else and he has just shifted so I did a hard reboot again and who seem to have it fixed.

  Is it normal to have to reboot so often, after using the apps? Or is it a faulty device (as someone suggested to the other person) and should I Exchange/return it since I was a week more to go back to Best Buy? Anything, please! I love my Xoom!

  Welcome Eco-cat,

  What you are experiencing is not normal and the screen of your Xoom does not go out of control like that. It seems also that you had the same problem with a certain number of applications and the issue occurred with a known compatible application (Angry Birds Rio). I think you did the right diligence by searching the forum and try all the steps that were previously recommended. At this point, I'm going back the Xoom and exchange it (if the retailer that will do) or send them by the warranty to be swapped. In both cases, remember to do a factory reset again to remove your personal data and applications, as well as this removes your Google account. The new unit will allow you to reload everything once it is associated with your account.

  I'm sorry you had this problem with your Xoom, it is not a common thing.

  -Doc

• How solve the magnifying glass

  We used to have a magnifying glass 'click' on our mouse.   After Dell worked on a problem for us, the magnifying glass is gone.  Is there an easy way to restore the magnifying glass on our mouse?  Or make it easily accessible, another way?

  Locate the floating toolbar of Magnifier and click the Options button (boxed in red below).

  

  Take a look at the Magnifier options within the track section.

  

  I think that follow the mouse pointer , it's what you want.

  If you have missing running and that you do not find the floating toolbar, look at the Magnifier and click on it.

  

  Which shows the floating Magnifier toolbar.

• Backup Windows XP does not seem to be clear the attribute archive when you perform a normal backup.

  Backup Windows XP does not seem to be clear the attribute archive when you perform a normal backup.

  I do a backup of the 'Normal' at the beginning of the month.  Then, at the end of the first week, I do a "Differential" backup (using the same "backup job" but change to type "Incremental".)

  Well the difference is huge and to study, I see that a lot of files that I don't know that I didn't take the week since the 'Normal' backup have the Archive attribute set.

  Is the 'Normal' compensation not the bit mode backup of archive?  Another thing would be randomly set the attributes to archive?  Is there a ghost in the machine?  Inquiring minds want to know.

  Hello

  Differential backup marks files as having been backed up (in other words, archive attribute is not cleared). This is normal.

  For more information please visit:
  http://www.Microsoft.com/resources/documentation/Windows/XP/all/proddocs/en-us/types_of_backup.mspx?mfr=true
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa174458 (SQL.80) .aspx
  http://msdn.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms345448.aspx

  Thanks and greetings
  Umesh P - Microsoft technical support.

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• Clip plus 8 GB capacity as is 7.37 GB normal?

  Is it normal to have only 7.37 GB total capacity on my new Clip + 8 GB version? My old 8 GB 2nd gen capacity Clip is slightly larger, a few hundred MB larger. Can someone delete this?

  icsterm wrote:
  Kind of strange, some Devil firmware occupying over 300 MB? Anyway, because I mainly use flacs, this means that nearly an album less storage.

  This is why there is a card slot... If you have more storage!