its been a long time I gave up on fixing the rear microphone jack on my motherboard (ASUS A8N-VM), problem actually was that by default motherboard is set to listen to front panel jack, which i have on my PC but i think its not linked to motherboard.
So to disable the front panel microphone jack and enable the rear jack, just double click the mini speaker in your system tray (right side of taskbar)
click advanced under microphone and uncheck "1 Front Panel Microphone"
That’s it you got your mic working. If not, be sure that you have selected microphone in audio input option (in recording control)
A friend asked about missing general tab in Internet Explorer
which contains buttons to clear history and stuff.
Here is how to bring general tab back
CLICK START BUTTON > CLICK ON RUN or (WinKey + R) & type in “regedit”
this will take you to your registry, where you have to go to repair the issue.
Once there, on the left side there go to the following…
Click on HKEY_CURRENT_USER>Software>Policies>Microsoft>Internet Explorer>Control Panel
On the right side there is data “GeneralTab“.
After GeneralTab is REG_SZ and then is value 0 or something.
Right click entry “GeneralTab” and click modify.
Then write 0×00000000 (0) at Value data.
Click ok and close window.
Open internet explorer and general is visible again.
Enjoy your privacy.
MS word keeps cache of the document that you are typing in a separate file hidden and with little weird name, usually virus files have such names but this is not a virus
file is undeleteable while MS word is running
this cache comes handy when your computer (most probably windows) carshes or electricity plays with you
next time you open that document (which you were typing while your computer crashed) MS word will automatically detect that file(s) and ask you to save the desired recoeverd file.
you can set the auto recovery file save time in Word options -> save
by default its 10 minutes
you can delete this file or keep its your call, before deleting its wise to check if it contains some data to be recoverd, word probably cannot read those files directly so open the orignal word document and word will see if there is any file for recovery.