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Because this application can do more harm than good unless you really understand what is doing and review every single reference it’s brings back before processing. Based on the original post, the request is from somebody with little knowledge of Windows and/or how to correct the current issues.

Using CCleaner is generally bad advice.

You can re-enable the delete confirmation. Right click on Recycle Bin > Properties.

Agreed. Also, Windows 10 by default, will not prompt for confirmation on deletion like previous versions of the OS. Faulty delete key, accidental clicking, right click>delete, drag to recycle bin, delete options in menu’s, lot’s of ways to delete files accidentally. User error or faulty keyboard without a doubt.

Sounds like PEBKAC to me.

Why drag it completely out of context? What he actually said was professional and correct. The guy in the car was in the wrong and obviously an idiot, no doubt; the police know this. You are going to get idiots on the road and the “correct safety gear” saved the bikers life regardless of the situation. Here is what he actually said for those who are un-biased and not not into sensationalism. "You might be travelling in a safe manner, but that doesn't mean everyone else is. "Please make sure that you're wearing the right kit, it might be expensive but without it, your life could be at risk." In my opinion, probably as most others, is the guy should have had a heftier sentence and a longer ban (that starts after he is released). You can be the safest rider in the world, but you are ALWAYS going to be on the road with people who aren’t.

Then you read the wrong article. Video and pictures don’t lie. Certainly not by taking a selfie while smiling, just after the alleged offence occurred. Would you not agree?

She took a selfie, smiling, in the same room, just after the alleged rape occurred. Timestamps and the background prove it. Why would you do that if you’d just gone through the suggested ordeal?

The video clearly shows she was not raped. It’s out there if you want to go looking and you can make your own mind up. Morning regret, made up a story, backfired badly.

What nonsense. On many levels.

Not for a long time.

Innocent until proven guilty. If you didn’t do it, nothing to worry about. Do you even smoke?

Oh well. With that response, you can continue the investigation yourself.

Do you have the same issue with the machine connected via a LAN cable?

Why don’t you try calling?

Try disabling IPv6 if enabled on the network card.

This is what the Clifford allows with BlackJax. If they take your car keys and immobiliser fob, they can start the car as normal and it will allow them to get a certain distance away while monitoring the revs. It will warn that something is going to happen and you have to enter a simple code in the 2 button panel switch within a set period. If you don’t, the car cuts out and sounds the alarm. Can’t restart it without the code. As stated above, it stops would be determined thieves, from ransacking the place looking for the keys and threatening you and your family to hand them over. It will allow them to drive away a safe distance before immobilising the car. Also works the same in carjacking scenario; hence the name. A ghost device merely stops the vehicle from starting. If they really wanted the car, and you were present, they could just threaten or force you, through whatever means, to enter the code. Again, that is the same in both scenarios listed above.

Get a Clifford with BlackJax.

Stay on the house. Don’t come out from October to March. Only solution.

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“Send To” does not show the OS drive by default on any Windows platforms. You can modify the Send To list if required as it just a folder holding the options available. See the followimg article for examples. https://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/customize-the-windows-vista-send-to-menu/

Nonsense. The questions posed by Toby are always debating the view of the interviewee; whichever stance is being taken. It’s refreshing as most interviewers have a preset list of questions, don’t listen to the answers, and don’t push further when the answer is clearly not an answer to the actual question.

Definitely not.

Not specifically, but I do know it is REALLY expensive. Possibly much higher than you may expect.

It will be into the thousands, even for a small area Removing asbestos requires a special licence, which you must confirm the removal company have, and the procedure is carried like a military exercise. It’s not a small job regardless of the amount being removed.