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[ur2ndbiggestfan]

A general technical question. I recently had a flash drive malfunction on me. Anyone know a reliable make and model to buy?

[jsmcmullen92]

A general technical question. I recently had a flash drive malfunction on me. Anyone know a reliable make and model to buy?

I have used both Sea gate and WD. Both have been great. I recommend NOT buying from eBay, there is a hack you can do to make them appear larger than they actually are (making an 8GB look like a 64GB Flash). stick to amazon or other reputable electronics dealers.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

A general technical question. I recently had a flash drive malfunction on me. Anyone know a reliable make and model to buy?

I have used both Sea gate and WD. Both have been great. I recommend NOT buying from eBay, there is a hack you can do to make them appear larger than they actually are (making an 8GB look like a 64GB Flash). stick to amazon or other reputable electronics dealers.

Thanks! I'll probably try one of each, since I need two of them. I'm backing the files up this time!

[jsmcmullen92]

A general technical question. I recently had a flash drive malfunction on me. Anyone know a reliable make and model to buy?

I have used both Sea gate and WD. Both have been great. I recommend NOT buying from eBay, there is a hack you can do to make them appear larger than they actually are (making an 8GB look like a 64GB Flash). stick to amazon or other reputable electronics dealers.

Thanks! I'll probably try one of each, since I need two of them. I'm backing the files up this time!

I usually just get a TB external HD and use that for back up (they plug in through USB just like flashdrive) then also a cloud storage. if I need it anywhere there is the cloud but I still have a hard copy stored if needed.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I think the person at the top is a distinguished, talented, greatly admired gentleman of rare taste and discernment who has never lied once in his entire life until now and what a strange feeling!

[Br!an]

I think the person at the top is a distinguished, talented, greatly admired gentleman of rare taste and discernment who has never lied once in his entire life until now and what a strange feeling!

I heartily concur!!

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I forgot about this thread.

Sometimes, when I boot up my PC with Windows 10, a window opens saying it can not connect to Onedrive. I do not even know what Onedrive is, and I would like to know how to stop this window from popping up.

[ELazansky]

I forgot about this thread.

Sometimes, when I boot up my PC with Windows 10, a window opens saying it can not connect to Onedrive. I do not even know what Onedrive is, and I would like to know how to stop this window from popping up.

OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud service, like Dropbox. It is probably set as a startup process. In the Search bar, type Startup Tasks. It will bring you into the Startup Apps page. Just change it and any others you don't want starting at Startup to Off.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I forgot about this thread.

Sometimes, when I boot up my PC with Windows 10, a window opens saying it can not connect to Onedrive. I do not even know what Onedrive is, and I would like to know how to stop this window from popping up.

OneDrive is Microsoft's cloud service, like Dropbox. It is probably set as a startup process. In the Search bar, type Startup Tasks. It will bring you into the Startup Apps page. Just change it and any others you don't want starting at Startup to Off.

Thanks! I tried that and it was enabled somehow. I disabled it!

[jhanic]

Is there any downside to disabling the OneDrive?

John

[Br!an]

Is there any downside to disabling the OneDrive?

John

Only the loss of cloud storage.

[jhanic]

Is there any downside to disabling the OneDrive?

John

Only the loss of cloud storage.

Thanks, Brian!

John

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I've been on this thing all day since doing so, and I think I accidentally enabled it in the 1st place. Everything is working fine. Almost wish it wasn't since I've spent almost $400 on books the last couple of days. Things that come up once and you take them or most likely never see them again, so I took them.

[jhanic]

I've discovered one thing that's changed when I disabled OneDrive--I no longer have the auto-save function in my Office programs--Excel, Word, etc. No big thing, but interesting.

John

[Br!an]

I've discovered one thing that's changed when I disabled OneDrive--I no longer have the auto-save function in my Office programs--Excel, Word, etc. No big thing, but interesting.

John

They must be using the cloud for that feature. Just go old school and remember to save.

[jhanic]

I've discovered one thing that's changed when I disabled OneDrive--I no longer have the auto-save function in my Office programs--Excel, Word, etc. No big thing, but interesting.

John

They must be using the cloud for that feature. Just go old school and remember to save.

That's just what I've been doing.

John

[Randall Flagg]

https://support.office.com/client/en...0&market=en-us

[jhanic]

https://support.office.com/client/en...0&market=en-us

Sorry, RF. That video was just too out-of-focus for me to see anything.

John

[Randall Flagg]

· File
· Under Help, choose options
· Under Options, click the Save button
o SSelect Auto-Recovery and you can choose how often the document is AutoSaved. The default is 10 minutes, but you can choose your own time.

[jhanic]

Just tried it. We'll see if it works. Thanks a bunch, RF!!

John

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I've got a bunch of old programs like First Aid, Netscape Navigator, McAfee, Windows 90 whatever, etc. etc. in the original boxes. Is there any use for these whatsoever, or should I just chuck them all in the trash can?

[Joe315]

I've got a bunch of old programs like First Aid, Netscape Navigator, McAfee, Windows 90 whatever, etc. etc. in the original boxes. Is there any use for these whatsoever, or should I just chuck them all in the trash can?

May be a collectors market for them if the boxes are in good condition etc. Otherwise I wouldn’t think there is any reason to hang on to them. Hopefully someone else speaks up.

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

I've got a bunch of old programs like First Aid, Netscape Navigator, McAfee, Windows 90 whatever, etc. etc. in the original boxes. Is there any use for these whatsoever, or should I just chuck them all in the trash can?

May be a collectors market for them if the boxes are in good condition etc. Otherwise I wouldn’t think there is any reason to hang on to them. Hopefully someone else speaks up.

I always keep everything as mint as I can. I'll try to gather them all up for a group shot and have them all say "cheese".

[ur2ndbiggestfan]

These boxes are complete. One of them is missing a supplementary disc only. I have more boxes (I think), but I'd have to dig them out, and only if someone is interested in this stuff. I'd like to get a few bucks for it if it's still worth anything.



These are the discs, etc. without boxes, although I may be able to find the boxes up in the attic if it's worthwhile to do so:



I also have a few plastic storage containers for old style floppy discs if anyone has use for them. I can post a picture if someone wants to see them.