1. Agree with a Linux based virus scan. That would be one the paths suggested anon - based on more info from the OP... And there are other similar scans too that might be of value.And I agree that a simple factory restore may not always resolve the issues - especially if caused by virus/malware... SimiRead more

    Agree with a Linux based virus scan. That would be one the paths suggested anon – based on more info from the OP… And there are other similar scans too that might be of value.

    And I agree that a simple factory restore may not always resolve the issues – especially if caused by virus/malware… Similarly a true repair Installation may not either (if problem is caused by virus/malware).

    Derek’s suggestion is also worth to try; as as has been found effective at times…

    Linux based virus scan; then safeguard data (via a Linux boot); then resolve the problems as posted?

    But of course we are yet to hear again from the OP…?

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  2. Hi BettyBatey,Try changing the Windows language using the link mentioned below:http://dell.to/1a6KPbYAlso, try the Format > Font option on the menu bar of notepad.Thanks & RegardsManshu S#iworkfordell

    Hi BettyBatey,

    Try changing the Windows language using the link mentioned below:

    http://dell.to/1a6KPbY

    Also, try the Format > Font option on the menu bar of notepad.

    Thanks & Regards
    Manshu S
    #iworkfordell

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  3. You need to buy a 64-bit version of Windows if you want to run any 64-bit applications on it. However, 64-bit Windows can only be installed on a computer which has a 64-bit capable processor, so you need to check that first:Control Panel > Performance Information & ToolsClick "View and printRead more

    You need to buy a 64-bit version of Windows if you want to run any 64-bit applications on it. However, 64-bit Windows can only be installed on a computer which has a 64-bit capable processor, so you need to check that first:

    Control Panel > Performance Information & Tools

    Click “View and print detailed performance and system information”

    In the “System” section, where it says “64-bit capable”, it will say “Yes” or “No”

    If it says “Yes”, you then need to make sure that HP has got 64-bit Windows 7 drivers for your model. If they have, you can buy & install Windows 7 64-bit.

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  4. Some of the clues/possibles point to memory.Remove the memory, clean the contacts & only try/test one stick at a time.https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/li...Trick To Clean Pins Of Physical Memory ( RAM ) From Dirt http://h0w2.blogspot.com.au/2011/05...message edited by Johnw

    Some of the clues/possibles point to memory.

    Remove the memory, clean the contacts & only try/test one stick at a time.

    https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/li…

    Trick To Clean Pins Of Physical Memory ( RAM ) From Dirt
    http://h0w2.blogspot.com.au/2011/05…

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  5. Can you use sed or awk to remove the commas before you convert the file?How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

    Can you use sed or awk to remove the commas before you convert the file?

    How do you know when a politician is lying? His mouth is moving.

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  6. Apparently your TV is maintaining some type of link through the internet even if you are not using that feature. This is like the programs you install on your computer that the programmers want to always be immediately ready to use so they launch with Windows but this does effect your overall computRead more

    Apparently your TV is maintaining some type of link through the internet even if you are not using that feature. This is like the programs you install on your computer that the programmers want to always be immediately ready to use so they launch with Windows but this does effect your overall computer performance. On the TV it is apparently more than a small trickle so you need to see if there is an option on the TV to shut this down until you access the feature. Look at the settings and the manual (a more complete manual may be on the mfg’s web site).

    You have to be a little bit crazy to keep you from going insane.

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  7. http://beini.en.malavida.comStrange utilty... No idea why it won't find your wifi card/adapter... as theoretically it is supposed to detect wifi systems?Bitmore research brings out that it's haching tool?http://en.beini.es/beini-1-2-5/There appear also to be issues with version 1.2.2 (there are refeRead more

    http://beini.en.malavida.com

    Strange utilty… No idea why it won’t find your wifi card/adapter… as theoretically it is supposed to detect wifi systems?

    Bitmore research brings out that it’s haching tool?

    http://en.beini.es/beini-1-2-5/

    There appear also to be issues with version 1.2.2 (there are refernces to that effect scattered about the www which mention the problem you describe); so possibly version 1.2.3 may have addressed them?

    message edited by trvlr

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  8. He should set up his own iTunes account otherwise strange things can happen on both iPads, especially if you were both using iTunes at the same time.PS - your post title does not describe your problem correctly. You can have two iPads linked to the same email address for purely email purposes, but nRead more

    He should set up his own iTunes account otherwise strange things can happen on both iPads, especially if you were both using iTunes at the same time.

    PS – your post title does not describe your problem correctly. You can have two iPads linked to the same email address for purely email purposes, but not where iTunes is concerned if two people are involved.

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  9. See if these links help.https://support.apple.com/en-nz/gui...https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/m...Readers comments here may also help.https://www.reddit.com/r/osx/commen...https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...

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