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Answer» Hi When I pressed the print screen button nothing happened.Did you open Paint and then Paste, as advised? Quote When I clicked on the address a Google page with a lot of print screens came up.Google has nothing to do with making screen print. Why are you mentioning Google here? Quote Until I learn more I will just do a factory restart and that will get rid of the extra files in the "D" drive.What, exactly, do you mean by "factory restart"? What makes you think there are "extra files in the 'D' drive"? As Carbon Dudeoxide said back in reply #1, it's a Recovery partition. So, you should do as patio said and leave D alone. Quote This thing is about to be assigned to a junk pile.Why? That makes no sense whatsoever.Soybean To answer your first question: I do not have paint. I deleted it because I would never paint with a computer. I can get a screen shot by using Gadwin but then I don't see any save or anything. Second question: Google came up when I clicked on the address that was in the instructions. I never figured why I was put there. Third question: I think there are extra files in D drive because it keeps getting more stuff in it and I am not putting anything in there. Some day it is going to be full and I have no idea what is going to happen. I have a DVD that was given to me that will put the computer back to the same way it was when it came from the factory. If I run it the D drive will not have much in it. It presently has 21 items in it. I could not give a screen shot or you would see what is there. Out of space for further answers. Thanks Bob Quote To answer your first question: I do not have paint. I deleted it because I would never paint with a computer.Apparently, you do not know what Paint is. It's a simple graphic program. And, you should be able to reinstall it, since it's part of all Windows systems. Exactly how did you "delete" it? Quote I can get a screen shot by using Gadwin but then I don't see any save or anything.Well, Gadwin most CERTAINLY has a save option. I know because I saw it demonstrated recently at the monthly meeting of a computer user's group. Quote Google came up when I clicked on the address that was in the instructions. I never figured why I was put there.Seems pretty obvious to me that he was posting the results of a Google search on printscreen to show you numerous print screen programs that are available. I think this is discussion will go no where until you either post a screen shot or list all the files on D, and monitor the change in contents of D over a period of days and post here the details of the change.Soybean You are right. you need to see a screen shot. I don't know enough about computers to know how to give you a screen shot so lets just drop the whole deal. Sorry I took so much of your time. If I ever learn how to give a screen shot I'll get back. Thanks BobWell, these references may help with how to capture a screen print and with getting MS Paint back: > How to make a screenshot > Download Microsoft Paint / Recover Missing Copy Post back whenever you're ready. |
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