Recent content by rfhar

There is a bit of confusion here, I think. When I first booted up the ThinkPad it wanted me to setup Teams. I don’t remember how, but I rid of the Team’s screen. Then I used the temporary account (It is gone now) to use Ninite to install 12 programs and set up two user profiles: a Standard and...

1)-Yes, I was in too much of a hurry to notice to my regret. 2) I usually use Revo, but I must get Teams back to do so and after following the instructions by Microsoft, it did not remove all of Teams and when I tried to reinstall it, I was told that it was installed. I have my work planned...

FYI - - - details When I opened up my laptop I was in a hurry because I have a bit of research to do in January and do not know how much time it will involve. It booted up with a screen telling me get into Microsoft Teams. I dismissed MS Teams. I First Surfed Ninite. It has a big list of...

I found the answer to my problem. https://support.brother.com/g/b/faqend.aspx?c=us&lang=en&prod=mfcj4335dw_us_eu&faqid=faq00100840_000 Now to get my original Adin user profile back and hide the MS.com one that is there now It is still in C://users, I just cannot access it. Many thanks for the...

I went to a very early restore point this AM. It took about 15 minutes and gave me my switch user profiles back; All back but the Administrative one. It still shows "Microsoft.com Team". Now I need to rid of the Microsoft.com Team Profile and get my Admin file back. Busy this AM back to work...

Agree whole heartily, I am 85 and do not mind aging but I do not care for being so bluntly reminded as a computer can do. Now that you have helped me see the error I can see that if I would spent more time thinking instead of hurrying may have avoided a bit of trouble. I should have caught the...

I am running SFC now and next I do the DISM bit, but if I must, I will do a repair install. I will post back with the results.

This laptop came with administrative account. I have an old habit of setting up my computers with admin account and then running with a standard after they are set up.

I am using the Administrator account. Also, my Command prompt is colored red to be sure I have it on when that is what I need.

Mine looks as shown above.

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This laptop is new, and I wouldn't know enough to set a policy. Would a program that I installed set a policy? I not I should be able to set it to default with no worry. Can I do system restore if something goes wrong. As far as the Policy Editor goes, I had to search for info about it to...

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