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It's unusual to find a corrupt picture. Usually this would mean that there is a cause for the corrupt picture such as malware or bad sectors et cetera. There is no way to periodically check for corrupt pictures. If they are coming from a storage device, you can open File Explorer, and then...

If you are short on RAM, you can try closing other programs from Task Manager or getting more RAM installed. Most computers these days ship well under their maximum RAM limits which allows you to shop for more and install it yourself. The RAM slots make it simple for anyone to swap out the old...

Good point about email at the end there. My opinions are still butting heads a little bit with that, but even if you had all unique passwords, it's important to protect that main email. It's also why it's necessary to bother taking the time to have two factory security on that maim email also...

I don't know about the OP, but I'm riveted. Let's continue a little bit if you've got the time. If what you say is correct, why do you need database dumps for scenario a) but not a database dump for scenario b)? Even though it's one password, it will still require the database dump for that...

But you could crack a shorter password much quicker. So if you can crack any code, then you could just put your software onto each password and they'd be cracked at a similar time. And that's actually being kind to your ideas. The difference between a 25 character and 30 character password is...

Doesn't make much sense. If you think you can crack any 30 character password, then you can obviously crack a sub 10 character password that is auto-generated as an apparent strong password very quickly and any time you want. So what would the point be of bothering trying to stop you? There...

Glad you asked! I like to take the Snowden approach to life online. I couldn't care less (that's could care less in American English I believe) about information online apart from the government and authorities seeing it. I'm not anti-government, I just mean government agents etc. and anyone...

Have you checked your screen turn off settings? By default your screen turning off has its own power settings. Settings > System > Power and Sleep > Screen.

My apologies. I thought you had said you had selected the settings for it already. Turning the settings on will definitely help. :up:

The reset should fix it up once and for all.

That's certainly possible. You might want to try rolling back to a previous version and see how it goes then. You can do that by heading to Start menu > Settings > Update and Security > Recovery > Go back to previous version.

Hello, It should still work. If the settings are still there (which they are, I just checked), then it should still be working. Perhaps try giving your computer a reset/choose to still keep your data and see if that helps.

It could be. It could also be hardware related rather than anything Microsoft can help. The general rule of thumb is never to use all of your hard drive space, one of the reasons being to prevent your computer not working the way it should. When you use up all of your RAM, the computer will...

Hello WillyWombat, You might want to consider entering the BIOS from the Settings app instead which you should be able to do by tapping on the screen and without using the keyboard. It can be done from Settings app > Update and Security > Recovery > Advanced Startup > Restart Now >...

Hello Adriz, This is a problem just with browsers or what other types of programs are you seeing this problem with? For Chrome, you can always click on the three dots in the top right side > Settings > Advanced > and then scroll down until you get to "Reset and clean up." Here you can check...