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How Do I Delete a Contact From a Group in Gmail?

There are two ways to remove a contact from a group: from the Group listing, or the Contact listing. If you want to move a contact from one group to another, select the first method. If you want to manage the members of a group, select the second method. First sign into Gmail and select " Contacts." Method One: From the Contact List The list of contacts displays on the right side of the window. Find the contact that you want to remove from a group or switch from one group to another. Hover the cursor in front of the contact's name and click in the box that appears. Now click the " Change Groups" an icon in the upper right side of the window. If the contact is in an existing group, it will be checked as shown in the image. To remove the contact from a group, click on the group name and the check will disappear. To reassign the contact to a different group, find the group listed and click on it. A check-mark will appear by the group name. When finished, click anywhere in an empty part of the window (gray). Gmail will briefly display a message confirming the change you have just made, and return to the contact list. Method 2: From the Group In Gmail, click the drop-down arrow by " Gmail" and click Contacts. Then click the arrow to the right of the word Groups and a list of your group's displays below. Click the group you wish to remove the contact form. A list of all of the contacts in this group appear on the right side of the window. Hover immediately to the left of the name of the contact you want to remove from the group until a check box appears. Click inside the box. Now click the " Delete" icon (trash can) in the row of icons on the upper right corner of the window. See image. Click " Remove from this group." Google displays a message indicating the contact was removed from the group and also provides an UNDO link in the message. The message disappears after 5 seconds or so. For any queries, Please feel free to contact our toll-free number: [phone]

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Norton Norton AntiVirus is an anti-malware software developed and distributed by Symantec Corporation since 1991 as part of its Norton family of computer security products. It uses signatures and heuristics to identify viruses. Other features included in it are e-mail spam filtering and phishing protection. Symantec distributes the product as a download, a box copy,…

One of the important things which comes to user’s mind is which anti-virus to buy. Capable antivirus software is the first step in protecting your company's hardware, data, emails, virtual environments and proprietary information. When we spoke with IT specialists about how they choose a security solution, their biggest concern was control. It doesn't matter if one product scored two points higher than another in a malware detection test when they know they can configure the protection software themselves to manage the level of security they desire. So we looked for products with powerful centralized management controls that can be accessed onsite or remotely to manage and monitor endpoint security.

Historically, antivirus software was one program. Now, however, protections are bundled to provide complete endpoint protection or unified threat management (UTM), so security features are included alongside management functions. Solutions include antivirus software, but they may also include anti-spam, content filtering, email protection, mobile security, data security, firewall management, intrusion prevention and more. Even consumer products often include additional security elements and, increasingly, mobile security features as well.

If you need to secure just a few PCs or laptops and perhaps a handful of mobile phones, most large internet security companies offer versions that manage smaller operations. In this case, you may want to consider products such as Norton security or Mcafee. You may call us at [phone] for suggestions.

How We Selected These Antivirus Products

We considered well-known products that provide centralized management features for endpoints that also scored high on third-party antivirus tests. The applications that made our list protect all types of endpoints, including virtual, mobile devices, Mac machines, servers and PCs. Most versions also protect Linux and Unix machines as well email servers. These products can manage large volumes of endpoints.

Features often provided by these products, which you may not see in consumer versions, include:

Centralized management console

Remote deployment, patch management and updates

Policy and application control

Website URL and category blocking

Advanced reporting

Change monitoring and file control

Resource leveling and scan throttling

File, folder and disk encryption

Exchange server (Outlook) email scanning

Internet gateway protection

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How to install Windows 8 on a Mac

Though Windows 8 has received mixed reviews, it remains Microsoft’s latest operating system. If you own a Mac, and you want to use Windows, purchasing Windows 8 is likely the best option. Unfortunately, it’s also a bit harder to install that than Windows 7. Changes to the way Microsoft sells its new operating system, along with a lack of support from the current version of Boot Camp, makes installation slightly more harrowing. But don’t worry; the steps are still doable for even the newest Mac owner.

Though Windows 8 has received mixed reviews, it remains Microsoft’s latest operating system. If you own a Mac, and you want to use Windows, purchasing Windows 8 is likely the best option. Unfortunately, it’s also a bit harder to install that than Windows 7. Changes to the way Microsoft sells its new operating system, along with a lack of support from the current version of Boot Camp, makes installation slightly more harrowing. But don’t worry; the steps are still doable for even the newest Mac owner.

Before you begin, Windows 8 is the first version of Microsoft’s operating system to lack a retail copy. Want to walk down to the local electronics store and buy a fresh install? Too bad! You’ll find none on their shelves. You’ll only be able to purchase upgrade versions, and, since those require you have a previous Windows installation, they won’t work with Boot Camp. The upgrade version will work if you’ve already installed Windows on your Mac with a valid key. Owners who have Windows 7 can follow the steps in this guide, install that version of Windows, and then install Windows 8 Upgrade.

Since the retail version is gone, you’ll instead have to buy an OEM copy. This isn’t carried by most brick-and-mortar retailers, but specialty computer retailers might have it. You can also find it at online stores like Amazon and Newegg. A regular copy of Windows 8 OEM is $99 and Windows 8 Pro OEM is $139. You’ll also need to make sure your Mac has OS X Mountain Lion (so you have the latest version of Boot Camp) and at least 20GB of empty hard disk space. Free space is needed because Windows 8 will be installed on a partition of your Mac’s hard drive reserved specifically for it. That partition will also be used to store any software you install while using Windows 8. If you face issues while performing the steps,  Please call us at [phone]

Create a bootable USB drive (for Macs with no optical drive)

Owning a Windows 8 disk isn’t helpful if your Mac doesn’t have an optical drive. To make matters worse, Microsoft doesn’t offer an online install of Windows 8 OEM. You’ll need to use an alternative method of installation. The easiest solution is to use an external optical drive that connects to your Mac via USB. These are not hard to find, but they’re also not free. Expect to pay $25 to $50 if you buy from an online retailer or $79 if you buy Apple’s own version. If you decide to purchase an external optical drive, skip to the next step.

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Still reading? Okay. To skip the use of an optical drive entirely, you’ll need a USB drive with at least 4GB of space and access to a Windows PC that does have an optical drive.Download and install Imgburn to that computer, insert your Windows 8 install disk (but don’t run the installer), and then run ImgBurn. Select “Create Image from Disc,” select the optical drive (if not already chosen), set a destination, and then click the icon at the bottom. This will create a .ISO file from the Windows 8 install disc.

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Now that you have the .ISO file, you need to put that file on a USB drive. To do this, download the Windows 7 USB/DVD tool from Microsoft’s website. Despite the name, it works with Windows 8 as well. Install the utility, open it, and select “USB Device” at the second step. Connect a USB flash drive, select it in the utility, and then continue with the wizard. After a few minutes, you’ll have a bootable installation drive.If you don’t want to use Windows 7 USB/DVD tool, or you have trouble with it, Unetbootin works as well. Though primarily used for Linux, Unetbootin supports creation of bootable Windows drivers. You simply need to select the Windows .ISO manually, instead of from the drop-down list of Linux distros.

Begin Boot Camp

Open Boot Camp through a Finder search for “boot camp” or by opening Launchpad and then the Other folder. You’ll come to an introduction screen that provides information and suggests a backup of important information before you install Windows (always a good idea). Click the Continue button.

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You’ll see several options in the next screen. De-select “Create a Windows 7 or later version install disk” because you already have an install disc or a bootable USB drive. Leave the other two options selected, and then click Continue again. Now you’ll have a choice of where to play the support software files. These drivers help your make communication with Windows, an operating system it wasn’t designed for. You can send these drivers to a CD/DVD or to a USB drive – your choice. Don’t place them on the same USB drive that contains your Windows .ISO, though. For more information, Please call us at [phone]

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Why aren’t all my programs in the start menu in Windows 10?

This is one we hope Microsoft fixes soon. If your Start menu has more than 512 individual items in it, there’s a chance they won’t all show up when you click “All apps” after clicking the Start button. If you suspect you’re affected, click the search bar and type “powershell”. Then, enter “Get-StartApps | measure”. This will show you how many Start menu apps you have. If it’s more than 512, you might not see all of them. Microsoft says it’s working on a fix.

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Desktop keeps restarting

Hardware problems are hard to diagnose and solve. First, confirm that you aren’t just getting the latest wave of Windows updates, which can automatically restart your computer during installation. Then work on updating all of your critical system drivers. Your graphics card, motherboard, and network card drivers are crucial.

“Sometimes it can be viruses, sometimes it can be adware, sometimes it can be overheating, and sometimes it can be something as simple as making sure your video card is updated,” Geek Squad’s Meister says.

Is your computer making weird noises? If you’re lucky all you’ll need to do is give the machine a thorough cleaning. Modern computers have safeguards that shut down the system if a component is overheating, which can be the cause of frequent restarts when you’re running resource-intensive programs or video games.

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How do we Propagate Cell Contents in Microsoft excel

There are multiple ways to propagate or fill data from one cell to adjacent cells. Let's begin with two popular keyboard shortcuts that allow us to fill down, or fill to the right:

To fill adjacent cells with the contents of the cell above, select the cell with the data and the cells to be filled and press Ctrl + D (the Ctrl key and the D key) to fill down.

To fill adjacent cells with the contents of the cell to the left, select the cell with the data and cells to be filled and press Ctrl + R (the Ctrl key and the R key) to fill to the right.

To propagate in any direction, use the Fill Handle. Click in a cell with data to be copied, hover the cursor over the cell's lower right corner until the cursor changes to a thin plus sign (+) or a dark square, and drag up, down, left, or right to fill the cells. Excel's Fill Handle is powerful. If the data to be copied is a date, number, time period, or a custom-made series, the data will be incremented by one instead of just copied when the Fill Handle is used. For example, to display the months of the year in column A, type January in cell A1, drag the Fill Handle down to cell A12, and the months will display, in order, in column A!

Moving and Copying Cell Contents:

To move cell contents, right-click in the selected cell and click Cut; then right-click in the new location and click Paste. Similarly, to copy cell contents, right-click in the selected cell and select Copy, and paste in the new cell. You can copy the contents of a cell as described above, but paste and fill multiple adjacent cells. Just highlight the block of cells you want to paste in: click and hold the left mouse button in one corner of the cell range. Still holding the mouse button down, swipe the cursor over to the opposite corner until just the cells you want filled are highlighted. Then right-click and click Paste. To remove the animated border around the original cell, press the ESC key, or start typing in a new cell. For more information and queries contact our toll free number: [phone]