- Just an observation on this: If you have actual 32-bit PC hardware, you seriously need to be budgeting for new(er) hardware now. The ancient (and it's probably almost 20 now, maybe 15-18) Gateway ma

David, You are correct that this is not only an exceedingly rare occurrence, but one that has only happened so far on the Cloverfield (I think, it's been a while) series of Intel processors, and becau

This is untrue. As soon as security patches cease, any nefarious player that finds them can exploit them, and in perpetuity. It's not "drinking the Kool-Aid" but best practice to advise any user again

- Well, since 8.1 is still supported, there are no liability issues with installing it. I would still try to assess why they want it. If it's because it's what they're used to from other machines, the

- That would be interesting to know. But regardless of the reason, I have gotten pretty adamant with my clients about Windows 10 or nothing if the question of upgrading arises. It is completely unsafe

There is no upgrade path from Windows 7 to Windows 8, and never has been. It must be installed from scratch, and you must acquire a license key for it. The only free upgrade path was from Windows 7, 8

My guess is this is the root of the problem. Most multifunction printer/scanner/fax machines allow you to do single envelopes from the "quick feed" if you so choose, but you can also put them in the m

It may be able to, at least indirectly. A more direct approach would be getting sighted assistance to look at what the printer display (I'm presuming it has one) might be saying, whether that assistan

- It was the screen curtain on. This is also what happens when topics get split, like this one did, and someone creates an entirely separate topic to say, "Fixed!!" I try to minimize this on groups I

My guess is that you've accidentally flipped the sort on the Received column. You can sort your messages based on any one of the column headers (e.g., Subject, From, etc.) The default is using convers

Are you reading your Gmail in their webmail interface or an e-mail client like Thunderbird or Outlook?

- On that we're in complete agreement. The old adage (who's intent I understand, even if my reaction to the literal is, "Ewwwwwwww!"), "You can catch more flies with honey than vinegar," applies. I ha

Groups.io will be down for maintenance this evening, Monday, August 3rd, starting at 11 PM Pacific Time, (6 AM Tuesday 8/4/2020 UTC), for up to two hours. Which means that nothing will be showing up n

- Another battle I've had to engage in for multiple users of assistive technology (AT) of all sorts. AT tends to need to update on a relatively frequent basis, and will most often do so on its own, bu

- I would think not, but I do not have a Windows 10 32-bit machine on which to test. The main issue is whether you've had original/old Edge replaced by new Edge or not, whether that happened via Windo

Presuming you mean in New Edge, the Chromium-based one, and you can determine that's what you're using by hitting ALT+F, and if the menu opens you are. If it doesn't, and you hit ALT+X, that's the Old

- I need to take into consideration what I believe to be the presented scenario: A US company operating out of the US. The HR person, in consultation with legal, if needed, can decide what regulations

- And if they refuse, be prepared to get your boss involved first, then HR if needed. This is both an "ability to do my job" and an ADA issue. There is also no credible security risk from allowing JAW

Cloudflare is a web hosting service, and a big one. They are not the only entity using hCaptcha, as I have run into it elsewhere. The next time I hit one I'll have to pay careful attention with regard

Then consider creating a manually run rule that looks for messages with subject containing what you need to get rid of that are older than today, and kicking that off as needed. You might be able to d