Showing posts with label stop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stop. Show all posts
Monday, December 5, 2016
How to Stop Reboots After Automatic Updates
How to Stop Reboots After Automatic Updates
You step away from your computer for a little while, and when you come back, your windows and your work are gone. Why? Because Windows downloaded some updates and then took it upon itself to reboot without asking you for permission to do so. If you’ve been plagued by the same problem, here’s what you need to do:
1. In Vista or windows7, click Start, type Windows Update, and click Enter. In XP, open the
control Panel and select Automatic Update from the menu of options.
2. In Vista or windows7, click the Change Settings option at left. In XP, you can simply skip to step 3.
3. Change the setting to Download updates but let me choose whether to install them (in Vista) or Download updates for me, but let me choose when to install them (in XP).
Install updates without rebooting, constrain Windows Media Center’s drive space to a limit you
control Panel and select Automatic Update from the menu of options.
2. In Vista or windows7, click the Change Settings option at left. In XP, you can simply skip to step 3.3. Change the setting to Download updates but let me choose whether to install them (in Vista) or Download updates for me, but let me choose when to install them (in XP).Install updates without rebooting, constrain Windows Media Center’s drive space to a limit you
prefer, and force apps to run full-screen.
1. Start Windows Media Center.
2. Scroll down to Tasks, and then over to Settings, and click that option (or press).
3. Choose Recorder, and then Recorder Storage. (These options will appear only if you have a TV tuner installed and con? gured.)
4. Use the minus arrow located next to the redundantly named
4. Click OK. That’s it. Windows may still nag you about installing updates, but at least it won’t reboot without your permission.
1. Start Windows Media Center.
2. Scroll down to Tasks, and then over to Settings, and click that option (or press
3. Choose Recorder, and then Recorder Storage. (These options will appear only if you have a TV tuner installed and con? gured.)
4. Use the minus arrow located next to the redundantly named
4. Click OK. That’s it. Windows may still nag you about installing updates, but at least it won’t reboot without your permission.
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
How to stop losing your prepaid load when you are surfing on the internet
How to stop losing your prepaid load when you are surfing on the internet
If you are using a prepaid SIM card and you have a regular load, and you want to surf on the internet using the WiFi connection, most probably, your load balance will be lessen if your mobile data network is enabled.
To check the current settings of your data networks,
go to your Settings
then tap Wireless and networks
then tap Mobile networks
if the Use packet data is checked,
this means that you can use your mobile data network to connect to the internet.
To prevent losing your SIM prepaid load while surfing using the WiFi connection, unchecked the Use packet data.
enabled this only if you are registered to your network provider promo for internet surfing, or if you really want to use your SIM prepaid load to surf on the internet.
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