pekellyco
The first thing that I might suggest is this website - click here: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
We need a lot more information from you before we can provide answers.
On the left hand bottom side of your post (under the flags), maybe you would fill in "System Specs" the best that you can.
Not everything on the list is important.
At your age, you are not too old to learn.
Thank you.
Per your request, I have updated my System Specs.
I hope this helps.
Paul Kelly
The first thing that I might suggest is this website - click here: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
We need a lot more information from you before we can provide answers.
On the left hand bottom side of your post (under the flags), maybe you would fill in "System Specs" the best that you can.
Not everything on the list is important.
At your age, you are not too old to learn.
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a recent update has put the language icon back into the task bar on desktop. I have tried to remove it but to no avail - ideas?
My Windows is french, so forgive me if the text is not exactly the same as the english edition.
Control Panel => Clock, language, region => Language => Advanced parameters (left column) => Modify the language bar fast access keys => "Language bar" tab. Then you can choose if you want it hidden or not.
In case you don't know, you can get to the control panel by right-clicking the start menu/welcome screen button and choosing "Control Panel".
Thanks NovHak - I didnt have to do anything it vanished again this afternoon. But, another strange anomoly - the desktop icons reset themselves this evening from small to medium and I had to crash out as win 10 wouldn't let another user take over ????????
Do you mean you couldn't close your current session by clicking the Start button => User icon => Disconnect ? Or right clicking the Start button => Shutdown or disconnect => Disconnect ?
There's a third option that's usually there even when all the others aren't, it's CTRL-ALT-SUPPR => Disconnect
Btw, I don't like the term Disconnect. It used to be Close session before, which is more clear because it's possible to disconnect without closing the session...
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