Being sure to do so using Restart if the Fast Startup feature is not disabled (it's enabled by default) on your system. All it takes is a small, yet critical, corruption in hiberfile.sys, used by Fast

And if it goes away and doesn't immediately come back, it is indeed a glitch. There are all sorts of things that can screw up an attempt at logging in to a remote server. Some servers are more incline

The only time I have seen this happen is if one has changed one's store password does not match what the e-mail server knows about, which will trigger the dialog for password entry. Generally there is

I said nothing, not one thing, about you. It is abundantly obvious in many, many, many cases that not a finger has been lifted prior to posting to lists, and that, "Perhaps you should consider a web s

A web search for an answer is something that should always be done before even considering turning to a mailing list, which imposes on the time of hundreds of individuals. Far too few even bother. Mor

There is no one who's an IT professional who recommends that any browser's "remember passwords" feature be used. They do encrypt, but they are nowhere near as secure as a true password manager. Browse

A post I made on the Windows 10 for Screen Reader User's Group: Chromium-based Edge: Setting Home Page, Default Opening Page(s), and Search Engine The Google Chrome browser and Chromium-based Edge hav

Period. Having a regular, cyclic backup plan, while also taking on-demand additional full system image backups prior to things like upgrades, is essential if you care about your data.

It's absolutely false. The /H and /HIBERNATE switches are the same thing. There are a number of switches to the POWERCFG command that can be specified just by their first letter. If you want to see wh

As I said earlier, Fast Startup is just a special variant of system hibernation. In normal hibernation, both the OS state of Windows itself and the user(s) state(s) of those logged in at the time of h

From what you describe it does appear that you have hibernation fully disabled, which would make Fast Startup an impossibility (which is a good thing, in my opinion). If you want to reenable the abili

First, before I go any further, I strongly suggest that Fast Startup be turned OFF. If you have a machine with an SSD you will not notice any difference whatsoever in boot time whether it's off or on,

No, uBlock Origin Extra is the correct name of that extension. I was looking at the icon presented rather than extension manager when I typed up my response and since it shows a plus sign in the cente

The Chrome Web Store has, literally, thousands of extensions. I certainly can't speak to the accessibility of the vast majority of them, but people tend to try and use extensions that do what they nee

Not that it hasn't already been mentioned, but SHIFT+F10 is the standard Windows 2-key combination for the context menu. Keyboards with the menu key/applications key came along much later in the hardw

Not that I have anything against offline installers, as I download these and use them not infrequently, but one has to realize that servers for the installers that do "on demand" downloading do go off

Even though it's for Word 2010, it's worth looking at this document from the Maxwell School of Syracuse University: Creating Forms in Word 2010 - maxwell.syr.edu It is extensive in its detail and cove

As it turns out, my memory is faulty so I "kinda lied." I had put together a brief tutorial on working with MS-Word forms for a former client and I do have the two forms that I send out as examples as

First, if anyone wants the forms please reply to me off-list using the Reply to Sender option. I read here via the web, so I need an e-mail to come in to me so that I can actually send those along, an

This is way more than can be discussed with ease in an online forum. But, yes, it can be done and the easiest way to do it is using a Microsoft Word Document Template with form fields which you protec