Great article. Obvious a lot of time went into research and writing. Many thanks...
I have a hp7000 series printer. Very happy with it but like most printers today it and it's manual gives little information on paper jams etc. you have to lift the printer to get to an undisclosed tab to release a jam. Also difficult to clear queue that is at printer level. Switching off/on doesn't always do the needful...
In reply to <a href="https://www.maketecheasier.com/google-messages-remix-image-editing/#comment-132281">Michael</a>. Hi Michael, it appears that Google will make Gemini AU and integral part of all its core products. However, you can 1) Disable Google Messages easily. Use your phone's default messaging app instead of that one. 2) We have an article on how to disable Gemini AI from Gmail and other Google Workspace apps: https://www.maketecheasier.com/disable-gemini-in-gmail-google-workspace-apps/...
In reply to <a href="https://www.maketecheasier.com/windows-clipboard-history/#comment-132283">Arthur</a>. Hi Arthur, thanks for your comment. Yes, you're right. If you need the clips for later use, you should pin them as stated above: "I could even pin important items so they would never disappear." In most cases, however, I don't need to do that since the clips are available throughout each of my work sessions...
If you want to keep a clip for later use, Make DAMN sure you DO pin it, or you'll lose it when you paste just as with the base clipper...
All I want to know is how to remove/disable this garbage. I do not want any AI features whatsoever on my phone...
In reply to <a href="https://www.maketecheasier.com/latest-windows-10-update-problems/#comment-132279">Col. Panek</a>. Are you sure he is not having a belly laugh?...
That sound is a penguin chuckling...
Windows management is to Linux management like gas car service is to EV service...
Just shows what piece of garbage Windows is. For years, people like you have been writing "Latest Windows update problems and how to fix them" articles after each Windows update. One would think that, at some point, Redmond would say "enough is enough" and try to release a problem-free update(s). But then OTOH, if the sheeple (Windows faithful) accept this kind of crap, why bother to change the procedure? When was the last time you've seen a "Latest BSD/Linux/macOS problems and how to fix them" article?...
What happens If "Walk" lands you on s site that requires log-in...
In RE "Offloading Network Tasks from CPU to network card" ref was made to Ethernet. I use Wi-Fi. How does that effect this particular tweak?...