Windows 10: Azt írják betelt a fiókom

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Which should I buy or is it a waste of money

k thx ket if you have a cpu stepping guide list it on my thread in overclocking

 

recycle bin K:/ corrupt

Hello,

Thank you for posting your concern in Microsoft Community and welcome to the Windows 10 Family. I would be happy to assist you.

From the description of the issue, I understand that you are receiving the error prompt recycle bin for K:/ has been corrupted..

I would suggest you to follow the below steps to resolve the issue.

1. Open an Elevated Command Prompt Window (Command Prompt with Administrator Rights). Shortcut key to open a CMD id Windows key + R from the keyboard.

2. Run the following command: rd /s /q K:\$Recycle.bin

Hope the above information was helpful. If the issue still persists, please do let us know and we would be happy to help you further.

Thank You.

 

Win+K Shortcut not Working

I am finally breaking my habit of using Win+P first and think I may have seen an instance of this; i.e. an immediate Win+K not being responsive. My scenario is with an MWDA which shows that the connection is broken, e.g. because my tablet is on battery
and was idle long enough that it decided to sleep. When this happened my first reaction (from dealing with the same symptom with my HDMI-2 for so long) was to press Win-P to find out what its state was. However, I soon realized that what I needed to
do first was get reconnected and that is what the Win-K could do to reduce the number of steps. (The tablet's screen is usable fortunately but I anticipate getting into a situation where it is not and that will be when I will need to use Narrator for
a workaround.)

So, here's an outline of what I will be doing when I see my MWDA waiting for a connection:

• Get out of the Lock screen (somehow)
• Optionally Login after that or just press Win-K right there in the Login prompt
• Click on the Win-K list item that represents the monitor
• Wait for the connection to switch my session. To my surprise it actually remembers that I want to be using Second Screen Only, so all I may need to do is move a few windows and I am back in business.

When step 2 failed I just used Win+P for its alternative. E.g. it did say PC Screen Only but now instead of just pressing End Enter (to select Second Screen Only) I need to press End,
Tab, Enter to get another try at starting the wireless display connection (otherwise it would be switching to my HDMI-2 which is still plugged in but not being used). BTW
Backtab only goes back to Second Screen Only; so no advantage to doing that; it would just be the same as the End to select the Second Screen Only option on the way to getting to the
Connect to a wireless display link at the bottom.



Does any of this match your scenario?

HTH

Robert

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