Recent content by PJH

Maybe. I seem to remember seeing something from GitHub. I can't find any reference to in my Program Files (both types).

At the end of my documents folder, there is a file I do not recognise. Its name is MYLock_ followed by about a hundred random characters. What is it? Can I safely delete it?

Well done and thanks. You were right about Roboform. I turned off its Alt-short cuts and rebooted Windows 11. Now Alt-1-9 show this ☺☻♥♦♣♠•◘○

I used to be able to get extended characters with Alt-1 but that seems to have been captured by another program (Roboform). How do I get Alt-1 back?

Thanks. Sorted.

After a recent reinstall of Windows 11, I noticed File Explorer does not display all my drives (see the attached screenshot). I can see them by clicking on "This PC" but I'm old-fashioned and would just like them to be listed at the bottom, like before. Why is it so? Can I revert to the way it...

Thanks dacrone. Us old blokes need to be reminded of things we once knew. Of Course! File Explorer! Why didn't I think of that? Thanks for the suggestion to look at OneDrive's recycle bin, too. Yes, it needed a clean out. Thanks heaps.

OK, it's probably my fault, but after doing a Windows 11 RESET in my desktop, including instructing Windows that my OneDrive was not on the Boot Drive (C:) but on F: drive, I seem to have completely duplicated all my files. That's about 150,000 files! (That's what you get when you're 77 and have...

Thanks. For some reason, clicking Weather in the Lock Screen Status has no effect. It does not respond to the mouse click. The options provided are Dev Home, Thorium Reader, Weather and more. Clicking on any of them does nothing. I've selected None and will check back after the next software...

A recent upgrade to Windows 11 added a bunch of info screens on startup (see attached screenshot). I don't recognise them in the startup apps setting. How do I configure and/or delete them?

Here's today's dump file. https://www.dropbox.com/s/cbuh6cgizoipf1j/PC-PHILIP-%282022-07-15_18-02-38%29.zip?dl=0 That didn't last long. The BSOD returned. So I decided to uninstall everything Adobe related (save pdf reader) with the thought that some legacy stuff might be causing the BSOD...

Just updated my graphics driver. Seems to have fixed it for the moment.

Bad news then. Today I opened Adobe Elements Organizer after modifying some pics in the companion Editor. I fully exited the Editor. I opened the Organizer and waited for the BSOD. It crashed about 2 minutes later reporting a CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT. Dump file available via this link: Philip Hunt...

Yes, I only get this crash from the Adobe Photoshop Elements Organizer program. Have you looked at the dump file? Does it provide any clues?

OK. Here's the link for the zip file. https://www.dropbox.com/s/j3wvcml4k3xmfj0/PC-PHILIP-%282022-07-09_10-47-19%29.zip?dl=0