You can open the Bookmarks Manager with CTRL+SHIFT+O, or you can hit ALT+F,B,Enter to display the bookmarks list, which you can navigate down through, or you can display the Bookmarks Bar with CTRL+SH

Not really. Not by a long shot. But . . . The easiest way to get rid of the checkbox option globally on any Windows system is: 1. Open Control Panel, File Explorer Options (or Windows Explorer Options

Ann, Google did no one any favors when they repurposed the name Google Docs to apply to their web equivalent of MS-Word after having used it for what is now called Google Drive (and has been for sever

Ann, If you're just trying to upload it so that other people can download it, then you literally just activate the New button in the Google Drive window (I'm presuming web interface here) and you'll b

And, actually, File Explorer is the current terminology for what had been called Windows Explorer for decades. But, even in "the biz" you hear these two terms get used interchangeably. I still occasio

Which indicates a problem, as it's atypical, and that should be followed up with several entities, given the information offered: 1. Freedom Scientific Technical Support. E-mail: support@freedomscient

Which is really, as they say in these parts, "going around Jake's barn," to get something that is far easier to get via taking either full system image backups at regular intervals or taking a baselin

Yes, is is very valid. I don't give a flying rat's patootie what you do or do not choose to use. However, your mischaracterizing File History with the statement, and I quote, "files copied to non-exis

System Protection Restore Points are purged upon every feature update, and I believe all cumulative updates as well (though it may only be some) under Windows 10. Your approach to System Protection an

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

Please do not make nonsense assertions. Thanks. If you don't know how to use a versioned backup utility that's really no one's fault but your own, but File History is as close to bulletproof as I've e

System Protection (whether under Windows 7, 8.1, or 10) is NOT a backup and recovery utility in any meaningful sense. And it has a long history, as Glenn has indicated, of being flaky, at best, for wh

You can't. Normal.dot or Normal.dotm in newer versions is what is used when creating a blank document from scratch. You can also, after having done so, reconfigure virtually everything in that documen

To each his or her own. I'd rather gnaw off my own fingers than set myself up to have to reconfigure a machine and all its software after a drive failure. I think I've had one restore in over 30 years

As is often the case. But the only recourse is to bring it up with those who can do something about it. There is no guarantee they will. For myself, this would be a very, very low priority change.

How odd. The "new" default Group by on the Downloads folder is by date, not file type. I actually like it and have retained it as I'm generally looking for something more recent before I'm looking for

I hope that someone can point you to what you're looking for. I'm just writing to say that I have never found such, and have always used trial and error with the JAWS dictionary to eventually land on

You've almost certainly accidentally clicked on (or the screen reader equivalent thereof) the column header for file type, and that's now what's being sorted on. Get yourself focused on the Name colum

Yep. Known in geek speak as being case insensitive. As opposed to Linux which is case sensitive.

It's not a matter of inconvenience, per se, but of getting something done. User lists are fine for sharing and venting. Technical support (or whatever bug reporting mechanism may be available) is "whe