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Solution found on Win10 forum. Had to disable the hibernation function. Did so and now all back and running. Thought I'd let you know issue solved.

Boot into the firmware screen-- I do not know what or where this is. Can you pls guide me. I don't think the drive is dead - it still operates and hasn't crashed since early this morning. Thanks.

I am on an Inspiron 15 laptop. Purchased Nov 2018. As of a couple of weeks ago, every day I am shut down with a blue screen. I ran a system check and it came up with the following information: I looked on the Dell site for fixes but did not see any. "corrupt OS image?" Bootable device. I don't...

Got rid of a bunch.. Will have to do remainder that needs admin. Thanks again.

Thanks so very much. I will give it a go...

I have a bunch of files in a tmp folder from 2019. Is it ok to dump them? One site (MSN) said ok but just double-checking. Thanks.

Well - normally when I right click on a photo, it just goes away. Nothing else going on. Just a plain old jpeg.

New problem - whenever I right click on a photo on my desktop, no deal. Have to drag it to the recycle bin. Thoughts?

Lately when I receive an email from a trusted source and I click on the attachment included, it loads tons of attachments, from where I am not sure. There are many that I have received and no longer have and I think some are from the person sending the email. How can I stop this from happening...

Thanks for that. Kind of what I thought.

This link was sent to me by another help site - Tech Support Guy- I think it might be the one that precedes the last hack. True?

https://www.windowscentral.com/microsoft-finally-puts-end-printnightmare-vulnerability Is this the latest fix?

Thanks so much for that input. Have everything stopped and disabled -- appreciate your help.

CVE-2021-36958 -- Is this the fix? The talk on the windows update page is rather confusing so just double checking.

Bad news. Thanks.

I have not seen anything online about the fix. Will you pls post here when it happens. Thank you.

Thanks. While we are on the subject of malware etc., has the print nightmare been fixed yet? Thanks.

Do we have a new assailant? This sounds worse than the printnightmare scenario which I don't believe has been fixed yet... any thoughts?

Maybe I should rephrase that. Once I have completed all tasks as mentioned in my earlier post, is my system secure against this hack? Thanks.

wow really? OK I'll hold off. Do I have to do anything else? I did the initial patch and the spool disable and your registry fixes. Thanks again.