Try this way then. Open settings (windows + I) Go to network Then on wi-fi tab to the change adapter settings button Again a explorer window will open Then right click on the WIFI or ethernet

Hello, Microsoft accessibility also have no clue what's going on. I'm going to contact hp support.

Again, speculating about what Apple will and will not do is not productive. When Apple announces they are no longer making iTunes for Windows, then we will deal with it at that time.

I think it would be a good idea to call Microsoft Accessibility because there is something seriously out of whack going on. I don't think I saw the brand of your laptop, but the other option is to

I don't think this is specific to the network card. There's no power management tab for any devices.

maybe you need to disable the driver in Device Manager, where upon restarting the computer will reenable the driver?

Hi Richard, For some reason when I follow these steps there is simply no power management tab there. It appears not to exist. - James

iTunes on the Mac is no more. There is now a Music app, TV app and Podcast app. They work with or without a iPhone or iPad and you certainly don’t need to use any of those apps and can still

iTunes on the Mac has been gone for one or two years now. The iDevicce interacts with Finder and shows up like a external drive. You can completely manage apps on the device without the need for

Don’t believe everything you read on the internet. Apple changed iTunes on the Mac into I think three different apps or some such thing, but I paid little attention as I do not have a Mac.

Hello, Not sure on this. I did read on a list or web somewhere that Apple was considering discontinuing iTunes in the future? Can anyone validate this? If true they would need to fix the iPhone

Hi James, I kind of followed Chris's steps and found it on my Dell laptop. Well, I found my WiFi card as it is the only one that shows up. Only, I typed the word "connection" singular, not plural. I

Hello, There is no power management tab unfortunately.

Try this Hit the windows key Then type connections Then hit view network connections from the results Then right click on your connection , like wifi for example Select properties and hit

The built in camera somehow was shooting sideways as in I was sitting on the couch but, it made it look like everything was on its side. Sighted assistance fixed that problem. Apparently it gave the

Hello, I know this is a general windows question but I'm getting close to throwing my laptop through a wall here and I'm wondering if anyone can help. My network card in a new pc is afflicted with the

Yes, but just want to know that JFW has no plan to improve its usability with iTune just like how they did with other app?

Hi Richard, I was given to understand that a lot of the 'minimum specs' this time were in place because microsoft has strangely decided it cares about your security. I don't think it's because

Hi, David. Are you saying that in Zoom, your screen was sideways, or are you saying that the picture from your camera was sideways? If you are saying that the screen was sideways, you can click

Well, when turning the video on in Zoom somehow the picture ended up sideways and JAWS was no help. At least with Barbera’s problem JAWS does read out “Landscape” or “Portrait”