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Artificial Intelligence? Bring it on!
Some people I have spoken with are concerned about the rise and usage of 'artificial intelligence' in their daily lives. The thought of 'connectivity and integration' appears to be the nub of their concerns. I respect these views; however, my own view is very different. Artificial intelligence are algorithms that have intuitive code embedded in the source programs. Nothing really complicated in that. The more we inculcate AI in our computing devices, the more we can utilise 'machine power'. So here is my challenge to Microsoft - bring it on ladies and gentlemen, bring it on - let this community test the AI computing power and even suggest their own ideas on maximising AI on their devices. The recent new build of Windows 10 with the enhancements in assistive technologies are fantastic - it is possible to improve on this current offering. Just my #PoV. As a follow-on to my post, I understand that a vigorous antibiotic has been designed in the United States using AI - so cool đ The field and practice of medicine is probably one of the many fields that will benefit using AI. đ
my dvd player doesn't run properly
it doesn't play movies it gives some kind of information but that's it help
Cortana
Prior to 2004, I used a Windows-based computer. I was unhappy with Windows because of constant "blue screens of death", hackers planting viruses, etc...When I became a truck driver in 2004, I mainly used a mobile phone and started using Google products. I like their products and they all work seamlessly with each other. Now, I am a full-time Care-Provider for my mother and just purchased a new computer with Windows 10 Pro installed. I decided to give Microsoft apps a try once again because I do like their products. On my PC there are no problems, but on my Android phone, I just can't seem to get Cortana to work hands-free, and with certain apps. I do understand that there is a war between Microsoft, Apple, Google and any other companies that are out there, but, the customer (that would be you and I) should be able to use whatever Assistant we choose to work with any apps that we like and use. Case in point: the Google Assistant comes on automatically when I say "OK Google" (hands-free), and I can set a timer, ask about the weather, play my favorite music in the Google Play app, etc....no problem....Today I downloaded Cortana to work with all my apps and I cannot even get it to turn on without tapping the microphone button. I made it my default app, turned on all the permissions, etc...and I am discouraged with Microsoft again. I haven't given up yet, but I had to switch back to the Google Assistant just so I can do the things I need to do hands-free, which comes with a cost of not being able to use some of the Microsoft apps unless done manually. I like Microsoft's To-Do List, but Google Assistant will only open Google's Task app. It just defeats the whole purpose of downloading all of Microsoft's apps if I can't use everything seamlessly. I use Amazon Music now, and neither Assistant will open it. I would really like to use whatever Assistant I choose with the default apps that I select. Now, am I doing something wrong or does this sound about right?
Can't Stop Hovering
Hi, First I must apologize because I asked this question yesterday and someone answered with a solution but when I went back to read it at the end of the day. My complaint is after turning off the hover feature in two places, my computer is still hovering and it's driving me nuts. If you read my message please reply again. Thank you, Pierce
When you update, why do you change all my settings?
Every time I get an update to Windows, I have to reset all my options, you have forced me to use only your products, and that is NOT my choice. I have had to spend hours re-entering all my settings and my passwords (I have over 300 different passwords), and when I do an update, I have to re-enter everyone. It seems you could either get the updates tested before you release them, or at least give us a choice if we want to update (and after spending hours re-setting my settings and passwords, I think you know I would choose not to update!!) I not only have to do this to my comupter, but my husbands also.
The Continuing Hardware Mystery
Perhaps there is a sleuth within our community who can shed a light on a vey peculiar issue. Background:-I have a HP Touchsmart 300 (All-In-One} bought in 2009 - operating system Windows 7 Home Premium. Naturally I jumped at the opportunity to upgrade to the new Windows 10 in 2015. Yes I am aware that my HP 300 is 10 years old and that some of the issues may be put down to age, however It has been well maintained and is still in perfect physical condition so I am hesitant to say age has caused certain devices/hardware to stop functioning. In a nutshell after an Insider Preview update a device/hardware suddenly no longer works. The first to go was the microphone array and to date this no longer works and I had to install a external device. Other devices/hardware that suddenly stopped working which I thought was linked to the sound problem although the sound problem is now resolve. Sound issue resolved after further insider updates. At the moment I have to continually change the display drivers after each Insider update back to the original agreed Microsoft/AMD 2015 drivers which work perfectly with my display hardware. The new drivers they install each time they update OS results in a display out of focus, stretched and overall it looks very dull and wrong. The resolution is far lower than the capabilities of the display. Has anyone else encountered the above issues or perhaps have an explanation?
Miss Control Panel? No Problem!
There are a lot of fans out there who still like using Control Panel but are having trouble finding it. No Problem. All you have to do is open your Start Menu and then Scroll down to Windows System. Open the box and then locate Control Panel. Now it you want to make a shortcut on your desktop all you have to do is the steps above then right click on Control Panel then click on more. You will then click on Go to file Location. Now Right Click on Control Panel then Click on Copy. Close the window then go to your desktop. Now Right Click on the desktop and paste your new Control Panel Shortcut. That's it!
Transfer your photos from phone to PC without a cable
Perform a one-time set-up with OneDrive to have your photos automatically sync from your phone to your computer.
How Many of You Have Received?
How many of you have received your free download of Windows Wallpaper from Microsoft? Did you receive that email on your phone to get the free gift? If so...pretty cool! đđđ I think it was a fabulous offer to say the utmost to end the old same themes per day. I like the slideshow, that it offers also. It looks way better to view such displays at nights to end the glare sunlight of day. Your computer comes more alive at nights too. Thank You For Replying. đ
Flash drive video file
I put my flash drive into my computer that has some video files I need to copy to my desktop but when I open the flash drive and try to open the video files it says â this file isnt playable that might be because the file type is unsupported, the file extension is incorrect, or the file is corruptâ What do I do to open the file?
Download Windows 10 - microsoft.com
https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows10If you are installing Windows 10 on a PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista, or if you need to create installation media to install Windows 10 on a different PC, see Using the tool to create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) to install Windows 10 on a different PC section below.
Explore Windows 10 OS, Computers, Apps, & More | Microsoft
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windowsThe best Windows keeps getting better. Designed to make staying up-to-date easy, Windows 10 regularly provides new features and updated security, at no additional cost.
Get Windows 10 | Microsoft
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/get-windows-10There are two ways to get Windows 10. A short quiz will help you decide whether to buy Windows 10 to install on your current PC, or to buy a new Windows 10 PC ...
Upgrade to Windows 10: FAQ - Windows Help
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12435An upgrade moves your PC from a previous version of Windows â such as Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 â to Windows 10. An upgrade can take place on your existing device, though Microsoft recommends using Windows 10 on a new PC to take advantage of the latest features and security improvements.
Windows 10 Update Assistant - support.microsoft.com
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3159635This troubleshooter assists customers whose machines are not yet updated to the latest release, Windows 10 Version 1607. This update will initially be released only to a small set of targeted customers. This set will expand over time. Windows users can start the assistant from this article.
