Recent content by Stupsi

very helpful suggestions which I will incorporate--Thanks

states whether I want to report it to Norton for analysis

I have done that as well and it showed nothing----sorry forgot to put that in my explanation of the situation

Every time I open my browser, a persistent and annoying pop-up appears, disrupting my workflow and causing frustration. Despite my best efforts to block or disable it, the pop-up continues to randomly reappear. Can someone provide detailed steps on how to identify the source of this pop-up and...

Thanks to all-will close this then

KB4052623 Microsoft Defender Antivirus Antimalware platform 4.1825050.5 update appeared in Windows Update today on one of my computers. The installation process was completed successfully. However, this update did not appear on another one of my computers. Both systems are running Windows 11...

Go to Start-Terminal run as Admin and enter: dism.exe /Online /Cleanup-Image /StartComponentCleanup /ResetBase. Let it finish and then restart--once restarted try disk cleanup again and you hopefully it does the trick

First, I'd like to thank "antpants" for diligently assisting me last night concerning this manner. Later I experimented with Google Chrome and MS Edge browser and the behavior described only occurred with the MS Edge browser. What I was experiencing was a result of the above article, not...

Antspants--Thanks and will look for it later--Have to run--Getting yelled at by the wife, will check the site later

that was in a different setting though-- I don't remember doing any tweaks to cause this behavior

Click "Profile preferences" . Toggle off "Automatic sign in on Microsoft Account" --That's what is grayed out and says managed by your organization

Automatic sign in on Microsoft Edge is off This is also off " If you're not signed in currently on Microsoft Edge, we'll automatically sign you in by using your sign in info from other Microsoft sites like Outlook." But I noticed that it is grayed out and says this "setting is managed by...

To sign out from your Microsoft account in a web browser, select your profile picture in the top right corner of the page and select Sign out. That's what I have been doing and then it says that " I'm signed out". But the later when I go back in, it logs me in automatically

THIS IS BAD INDEED--and a big security problem as well especially someone else in the house that accidently gets into your account" Prying Eyes

Thanks Brinks, I did read the article but despite it saying "You have been signed out" that "If you sign in on your own computer, your browser will remember your sign-in information," So based on what I'm seeing and experiencing, it says you're signed out, but when you go back in it, then...