Windows 10: Kanske lätt, men krångligt för mig.

Zaxman · Jun 16, 2022

Upptäckt, att det finns två till med samma e-post varvid jag tänker byta. Men hur ? // Zaxman

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iggy2---01 · Jun 16, 2022

cant access tt stopwatch app

I recently installed the "tt stopwatch" app on my Nokia 5230. I can see it in the list of installed apps but I cannot access it to use it. Any suggestions?

oemSoft · Jun 16, 2022

Why is "h:mm:ss tt" not correct time format under window 10?

"h:mm tt" is not available alternatives from drop down list under window 10.

Do you have any suggestions?

Thanks, to everyone very much for any suggestions (^v^)

storageman · Jun 16, 2022

Experiences with Macrium Image Guardian (MIG)

Try restart PC, it will be back on - that happens to me. See extract from Macrium Support Forum below

From Macrium Support Forum

Q:
I've noticed that one can turn off MIG temporary basis via the MIG settings. Is there a way, besides re-installing MR and excluding MIG to permanently turn off MIG ? It seems that after any system restart, MIG gets turned back on.

A:
You have to remove MIG entirely, but you can do that without uninstalling Reflect, though even uninstalling Reflect is pretty painless given that you can preserve just about everything you'd want to keep if you were going to reinstall. But to remove only MIG, go to Programs and Features > select Reflect > Change > Modify > uncheck MIG. I initially thought that the inability to disable MIG "until further notice" was a bad move, but the more I've thought about it, the more I've come around to Macrium's design choice. As I see it, there are only a few use cases:

Users who never modify backups manually: MIG will protect them without ever getting in their way.
Users who manually delete or consolidate backups occasionally: Backups can be deleted from within Reflect while MIG remains active, and Macrium's standalone Consolidate.exe file is allowed by MIG.
Users who use other tools to manipulate backups occasionally: If Robocopy doesn't do what they need, they can disable MIG as needed, but I think any potential inconvenience of MIG automatically starting at reboot is far outweighed by the potential danger of a user disabling MIG to perform some task and then forgetting to re-enable it. If MIG did not start automatically on reboot, the user's backups would be left unprotected for far longer than was necessary or intended. I actually have a Wish List thread requesting an option to disable MIG only for a defined period of time to further mitigate this risk, since some users don't restart their PCs often.
Users who use other tools to manipulate backups constantly: If Robocopy doesn't do what they need, their workflow would be incompatible with MIG, so there would be no reason for them to have MIG installed at all.

So far, I haven't thought of a use case where an option to disable MIG until further notice, even across reboots, would be desirable but removing MIG entirely would not be.
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That was my question - But It didn't take long for me to UN-INSTALL it. To me the feature is worthless unless I can control it. I would like all of my offsite backups to be untouchable, but not some much for the volumes that I backup to daily.

The big problem is that a restarted system will automatically turn on MIG ! It should be ON or OFF via user control !

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