I've used a disk image to restore my computer several times and had no problem.

On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 05:10 PM, Glenn / Lenny wrote: The only way I know of to save older restore points is to boot to Windows WinPE and copy the system volume information folder . . .Which is

 The only way I know of to save older restore points is to boot to Windows WinPE and copy the system volume information folder, that is where the restore points are kept, at least the backups are

On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 02:57 PM, Arkadiusz Świętnicki wrote: so your point is not valid here IMOYes, is is very valid. I don't give a flying rat's patootie what you do or do not choose to use.

On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 01:53 PM, Chris Hill wrote: I don't know if getting rid of older restore points is deliberateSystem Protection Restore Points are purged upon every feature update, and I

Mr. Spratt's idea will work like a charm. Another option is using plain old paste, but then choosing "Merge Formatting" from the options that come up in a context menu immediately after the paste. See

Hi Adrian, Yes, I use the paste special all the time, but I was trying to be lazy! LOL I was hoping there was a way to make older .DOCX files open using the current normal.dotm settings, but

Hi Steve, I respect that old saying, “to each his/her own.” But, I can’t imagine going through all of the work and the down time to reinstall all of my complicated software and their

Its not a tool I need to know how to use, as it’s a tool build-in to the operating system, so your point is not valid here IMO, as I used much harder and advanced tools and they worked.

Here's what it says while in the Zoom app after pressing INSERT plus H: To enable or disable alerts, press Alt+Windows+S. To hear the most recent alert, press Alt+Windows+A. To be reminded of whether

can you post where is the setting within Zoom where applications like Jaws that interact with Zoom can be unmuted.

Mike, I notice you have a number of thoughtful responses. I’m wondering if what you’re looking for is the special paste command. Although I use special paste all the time, I haven’t done so

I don't know if getting rid of older restore points is deliberate or just something that happens when system restore gets messed up. Either way, I wouldn't count on it to do any more than

Does anyone have experience with these? A friend is being assigned to access xps documents with JAWS and is having no success. Will much appreciate any help. Cher

Hi. I apologize for asking this here, but I don’t know where else to do so. I’ve created an email list on groups.io. I can post messages, but that’s about it. How do I administer things,

Hello group, Yesterday I posted a message in whicdh I mentioned that on a number of recent occasions, when I act ivate Zoom, I can no longer hear JAWS. Earlier today, I learned that there is a

 Okay, thank you very much. I thought I had read somewhere that there was a way of doing this, but it was probably something I misunderstood. Take care. Mike. Sent from my iBarstool. *My body has

On Tue, May 12, 2020 at 11:05 AM, Arkadiusz Świętnicki wrote: Yeah, files copied to non-existence with the File Hitsory. Thanks but no thanks.Please do not make nonsense assertions. Thanks. If you

I agree. The last time I configured a machine, I came up with a list of at least two dozen things I needed to install and configure. I guess starting over is fine if you just serf the

Yeah, files copied to non-existence with the File Hitsory. Thanks but no thanks. Of course I haven’t forgotten about you guys, I am getting my new audio equipment and then I will record the