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Railfan Technology > Couple of dumb questions.Date: 05/27/23 06:19 Couple of dumb questions. Author: Frisco1522 I have a Samsung Android phone and spent an hour last night trying to figure out how I could send a text I received to an email to myself to print it.............no luck.
I'm cleaning out and setting up a Windows 10 desktop for my Grand Daughter. I want to change the password from mine to hers for "getting into it". For the life of me I can't remember how I did that a couple years ago with a laptop. There are smarter people here on TO than this old fart and I need help. TIA Date: 05/27/23 07:13 Re: Couple of dumb questions. Author: x9000 To change the password, login. Then press ctl+alt+del. select change password.
Date: 05/27/23 10:50 Re: Couple of dumb questions. Author: Frisco1522 "Change Password" doesn't appear on my Windows 10 task manager
Date: 05/27/23 13:23 Re: Couple of dumb questions. Author: Lurch_in_ABQ Text to email S22+:
Display text. Hold text,turns black. 3 dots top right, select SHARE. Select email. Enter email address. SEND. ************************ Alternate method: Display text. Hold text,turns black. 3 dots top right, select SHARE. Select COPY. Open email. PASTE text. SEND. Date: 05/27/23 16:59 Re: Couple of dumb questions. Author: x9000 When you do the cad, there should be a dialog box the comes up with a list of options including change password.
Date: 05/28/23 02:39 Re: Couple of dumb questions. Author: norm1153 "cad" means control-alt-delete. Press and HOLD control-alt (keys usually on the left of space bar) then while HOLDING those 2 keys, press delete (probably says DEL ) then you should get the menu choices.
Date: 05/28/23 12:25 Re: Couple of dumb questions. Author: sou5230 Frisco1522 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > "Change Password" doesn't appear on my Windows 10 > task manager Here's the link from Microsoft about changing a password on a Windows 10 machine. This should be what you are looking for. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-sign-in-options-and-account-protection-7b34d4cf-794f-f6bd-ddcc-e73cdf1a6fbf Neale |