Unable to turn off the Magnifier in Win7

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• Does anyone know how to turn off the Magnifier, don't need but it keep jumping on screen

  does anyone know how to turn off the Magnifier, do not want ir on ANYTIME

  Click the Start button
  All programs
  Accessories
  Ease of access Center

  Then click on "Make the computer easier to use" downwards.

  Then uncheck "turn on Magnifier." Press OK and you're done.

• 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.

  Hello

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

  Hold both down until you see the apple logo

  It may take 30 seconds.

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

  See you soon

  Brian

• 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):

  1. I tried to uncheck the read-only box.  Whenever I close the properties and reopen, it is checked again.

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

  3. I ran a chkdsk, still nothing

  4 changed property in the security properties, as well as assuring you of my account has full permissions with all of the Program Files (x 86) folder. I then tried again the first 2 steps, is always checked.

  Anything else I can try?

  What you need to do is Notepad opened by right-clicking on the Notepad icon and then selecting run as administrator.

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

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

• Possible to turn off the Magnifier?

  Hi, can someone tell me how to disable the State of magnifying glass continuously so it doesn't not keep coming on when I start (step by step please because I'm not a computer Wizard lol).

  Also on my account to administrate the desktop icons are big enough, but on my wifes user account, the icons are smaller. How can I adjust the size of the icons to make them more visible? (I tried to change the DPI from 96 to 120 but all desk top will appear larger and I only want to increase the size of the desktop icons.

  Thank you very much

  http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_turn_off_magnifier_in_windows_vista

  Read the above.

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/125037-Magnifier-turn-off.html

  A tutorial about it.

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  Re the desktop icons:

  Right click on the empty desk > view > select the size of the icons.

  http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/12/09/how-to-resize-and-change-Vista-desktop-icons-size/

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• After a fan failure, Windows is unable to turn off the fan?

  My Dell laptop is more than a year and out of warranty, so I was pretty shocked when my brother took an air can to the exhaust port and overspun fan and caused his failure. I bought a fan of alternative qualified from Dell and installed with Arctic Silver costs. However, even with the new fan, he would never turn up. I was looking at the temperatures to pull it up and and eventually shut down the system without even a glance of the fan. I even pulled the fan back out and double checked to make sure that the fan would turn with the applied force (I am an EE, food is very fine-adjustable). He does.

  I can control the fan with a 3rd party, i8kfan program. Problem is, the driver is not signed digitally, so it occasionally fails or it shuts down randomly.

  So, how does this apply to Windows? Well, as Dell technical support doesn't help if you are no longer under warranty, they don't tell me this - here are the fan control strictly controlled windows, strictly the BIOS or a combination of both? I was wondering if the problem threw a flag in Windows or the BIOS can't disable or something. I see nothing on the fans in my BIOS (another failure on part Dells - shitty BIOS), so I hope there is something small, buried in the windows that might help.

  I have no problem using the 3rd party controls. In most cases, this works very well. But there are moments when, particularly under heavy load, the program gets a lower priority, and fan just stops. In addition, the signed drivers beyond boring thing. As a little advanced Windows user, I'd love it if it could be disabled permanently instead of having to switch off whenever I start.

  My college got hooked me with a copy of 7, but I was saving it for my office that I'm building. I think that if this is a Windows problem, I'll just reformat this thing at 7 until I get my desktop built, and if all goes well, that will fix problems with fan. Also, I think I still have the Vista disc to this thing also, that's an option. If reinstalling Windows can solve this problem, I will def do this. I don't want to waste time to reformat if it does not solve the problem.

  Thanks for the comments!

  Hi Matt k,

  Fear you must contact Dell technical support as seems to be a hardware problem.

  Dell support link
  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_us

  Thanks and greetings

  Ajay K

  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer

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• How to turn off the Magnifier in Windows 7

  I can't be the only person who feels the pain of trying to get a simple question answered for Windows. The product is far too complicated and not organized or documented very well. He defeated the true purpose of a GUI and turns a game of "find the icon" your answers to engineers vary considerably on a simple question for example how to disable the magnifying glass. Now I know where all the people to the unemployment of the VCR document went.

  Sad...

  • Go to Panel\Ease to access \Ease access control
  • Click on make the computer easier to see
  • Uncheck Turn on Magnifier
  • Click OK

  Tricky

• Unable to turn off the sound for notifications of Tweed

  In Tweed and Accounts preferences, I am assigning to the option 'Play Sound' OFF and then go back to save my changes. If I come back preferences and accounts, it shows the 'Play Sound' like IT. Does anyone else know this?

  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.

• 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:
  The last sleep transition was unsuccessful. This error can be caused if the system unresponsive, failed, or loss of power during the transition from sleep
  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 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.

  No idea how to remove the automatic update?

  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 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

• 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.
  I can always connect to my own account without worrying, but I would like to know how to solve this problem in any case. Can I avoid the error by removing the password from my account, but I don't want to do that.

  I created a test account Admin attempt to connect to it gives this error:

  "The service user profile Service has no logon.

  User profile cannot be loaded. »

  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.

• 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.

  Note that other jpegs do not open with ACR before seem fine and unaffected, they do not open via ACR in PS, they just normally open in PS, and I see the expected "color profile mismatch", if any.

  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.

  Is someone can you please tell me how I can stop ACR to ruin their or just deactivate ACR for good? Thank you. The files are essentially unopenable as they are right now, and I don't see any 'clear' options settings that future versions of PS seem to have development.

  Thank you!

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

  

• Turned on the Magnifier and Narrator, see how they worked, but now I can't "turn off t - how uninstall we them?"

  Original title: Magnifier and Narrator

  I turned on the Magnifier and Narrator see how they worked, but now I can't "turn off t - how uninstall we them?"

  Yes, of course it's options, that I told you about, or you can click on "General settings" inside the Narrator (before leaving the program, of course).  There, you will see exactly what you want (be sure to read the instructions)...