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LilGeek

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  1. My account was. I only had one post there, but the account did merge. I used the same email for both accounts.
  2. I'm still saying remove them. They are closed anyway. If someone is still using an old EOL OS they leave themselves open for all sorts of bad stuff.
  3. Nine
  4. Try these steps. If they fail post back and I'll take another look. . Microsoft Account If you linked your BitLocker to your Microsoft account, you can find your recovery key by: Visiting the Microsoft recovery key page. Signing in with your Microsoft account. Checking for the recovery key associated with your device. 2. USB Drive If you saved the recovery key to a USB drive, insert the USB drive into your computer and check for a text file containing the key. 3. Printout If you printed the recovery key when setting up BitLocker, check your physical documents for a printed copy. 4. Active Directory If your computer is part of a domain, your IT department may have stored the recovery key in Active Directory. Contact them for assistance. 5. Local Device If you saved the recovery key as a file on your device, search your files for a text document that may contain the key. 6. System Administrator If you are using a work or school computer, reach out to your system administrator for help in retrieving the recovery key. Important Note Keep your recovery key in a safe place to prevent losing access to your encrypted data in the future.
  5. Thinking the same thing. Maybe it's run differently.
  6. Looks like this was done. Congrats on the consolidation. Anymore sites to be added?
  7. Hey Geek! I'm LilGeek. Good to meet you.
  8. I understand why you have those older forums. To me it seems they would be of waste of space. Do people even visit them? If anyone is still using any of those OS'es they leave themselves very vulnerable. If for nostalgia it would be better to link to the Wikipedia pages for those OS'es. That's my 2 cents.
  9. I'll play. Testing.
  10. The ability to upgrade for free first appeared when Windows 7 was released. If you have an old Windows 7 license you can install Windows 10 with it and then upgrade to Windows 11 all for free. I stay with Windows 10 because I want my files on my drives. I do backups myself to an external disk.
  11. I'm not so sure it's relevant any longer. In fact when Microsoft took it over it went downhill. Looks like it will eventually go the way of MSN Messenger which was what Skype replaced.
  12. Hello cheryl. This is a good place. Used to be the premier place for support and chat. Hope it gets there again.
  13. That is a possibility. In some ways I think Alexa already reads my mind.
  14. All cars will be autonomous. Gone will be the day were we drive. We will simply get in the car and tell it where to go.
  15. Yes and no. I like that it gives easy access to facts and answers to questions. I don't like that it seems to know what you're thinking.
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