Recent content by Try3

garlin, In studying your advice, I stumbled across the suggestion of excluding all characters outside a stated range instead of seeking out then removing specific characters that I don't want. I recall a couple of years ago I got several emails with emoji-like characters in their Subject lines...

OK, I'll study that as well. Denis

Thanks. I'll have to study that subject then. I haven't had to deal with character sets before. My hope is to be able to remove it using something similar to the patterns I currently have in my Outlook VBA, myItem.Subject = Replace(myItem.Subject, "&", " and ") All the best, Denis

Brink, This is a shot in the dark but do you know what this symbol is? The symbol is between the FF pairs of the next line FF：FF As you will see by moving left-/right-arrow keys, it is a single character that merely looks like a colon followed by a space. - I cannot find it in any code tables...

I was referring to your terminology. It is not called what you called it. It is called S3 Sleep. All the best, Denis

You can't. The fans will run if the temperature & any cooling policy demand that they run. It is not merely that the display is off. Everything is sent into a low power state. I've never tested that. I think so - that MS's favoured apps & processes can still run. There's no such term. S3...

S0 Modern standby guides I asked sales desks at Dell & HP if my selected laptops would come with S3 Sleep or could be converted to use S3 Sleep. - Dell sales did not know. I asked to be transferred to their tech support desk and they refused because tech support are only allowed to talk to...

Now that you have found them in shell:appsfolder, you can right-click on them there & create shortcuts that you will be able to organise as you want. The original Start menu entries will remain in place. Denis

No, Network connectivity merely means that it stays connected to the network when it is in S0 Modern standby. Windows can run some favoured apps in the background during S0 Modern standby. There is no list of them but the built-in mail app & Windows update are thought to be included. So being...

My script in that post #86 was just an example. It is the script I used in testing S0ix behaviour. You don't have to use it for anything. Enabling network connectivity does not affect any ability or inability to run scripts. It's not using the "Sleep" option in Power options or the Start menu...

It is possible for a computer to show that it supports S3 Sleep even if it does not. I also experienced a case in which, like yours, disabling S0ix made S3 Sleep appear to be in force only for me to discover that I had to force the computer off with the power button if I tried to sleep it...

Because it is not S3 Sleep. Many, but not all, have found that disabling S0 Modern standby enables S3 Sleep. Disabling S0 Modern standby - range of experiences - my post #8 - ElevenForum Even though you now have entries in your user interface saying "Sleep", you do not have S3 Sleep. S0 Modern...

Referring to a user account UserName and a Profile name are essentially talking about the same thing. If Ken is an Admin then Ken ought to be able to authorise access. [Step 4 of my checklist] Denis

Bree, Thanks for sorting that out. Denis

Yes. A consolidated network setup checklist for Windows 10 and 11 - my post #4 - TenForums And don't get misled by From the words you chose, I think you were referring to what appeared & did not appear in File explorer's Network section, something that has been fatally flawed for years. My...