Recent content by BarryGuff

It's done the way garlin posted. He beat me to it. :-)

It is actually possible for an app to set itself to run in Safe Mode. It's a Registry entry that needs to be set.

@telepro21: It's interesting (or concerning?) that my partial product key is the same as yours ("3V66T"). Attached is my screenshot.

I may have to test it one day (assuming there's a trial version).

Any good macro app can do what you want. I use AlomWare Toolbox myself, but I don't have dBpoweramp to test it with. I looked at their website because I was going to try making a macro for you, but I'm not sure which trial version of dBpoweramp to download? Which one is the one you're using?

Sounds good... but does it handle Registry entries of apps from the old PC to the new? Most installed apps use the Registry for their settings.

I just updated to Win 11 Pro 25H2 (OS Build 26200.8457) and I still get the option to defer updates for years:

So you weren't trying to download the update from their website, but from within the app itself. I see.

In addition to PasswordCard (which I mentioned above), there's also a paid option called Qwertycards.

I know the situation is fixed now, but why didn't you try another browser at the time?

They're not secure: The LastPass breach settlement is real. Here’s what you should know Yep. See my recommendation for that: PasswordCard

I use AlomWare Toolbox to close all my windows, using its built-in hotkey of Shift+Ctrl+Alt+Del (but you can change this to anything). Works better than CloseAll because after sending the close signal, any remaining stubborn windows get terminated instead. So you're guaranteed to have all...

But that can often just save the thumb of the image, instead of the target (bigger) image.

Oh yes! :) The feeling of speed in this game is fantastic.

Right-click the taskbar, select "Taskbar settings", expand the "Other system tray icons" section, and toggle the updated app to "On".