Open the services browser, open the service you would like to remove and select/copy the "Service name:".
Now, open a command prompt and type in the following command:
open a command prompt and enter the following command:
ipconfig /flushdns
in most cases this will solve your problem unless your ISP is caching DNS entries for longer than they should, then you can optionally update your dns configuration.
Open Outlook, Tool, Account Settings, New,
Select "Microsoft Exchange, POP3, IMAP, or HTTP"
Next,
Select Manually configure server settings or additional server types,
Next,
Select "Internet Email"
Enter your name, email address
Select "IMAP"
Enter your incoming and outgoing mail server information. This will generally be mail.TheLastPartOfYourEmailAddress after the @ symbol.
enter your username. The should be the first part of your email address before the @symbol
enter your password.
click "More Settings"
click "Outgoing Server"
Select "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication"
Click "Advanced"
Verify that your mail server ports are set correctly, if using SSL, TLS, etc
Click OK, Next, Finish, close
Now on the left side you will see a new folder, right click on this folder and select "IMAP Folders" then "Query"
Select "Bulk", "Spam" and click Subscribe, Apply and OK
Now you should be able to search your bulk and spam folders via outlook.
Open CMD.exe as administrator then do the following:
a new window may open or it may start in the current command window,
at the DISKPART> prompt type in the following.
- list disk
- (make note of the disk that is your usb drive, if you are not 100% sure do not continue as you may cause data loss)
- select disk #
- enter a number based on the previous noted disk(your usb drive)
- clean
- create partition primary
- select partition 1
- active
- format fs=ntfs quick
- assign
- this will create a new drive on your system, make note of the drive letter.
- exit
in the admin command prompt window type the following:
- (DriveLetterofyourCD/DVDinstaller):
- cd boot
- bootsect.exe/nt60 (DriveLetterofUSB):
- (DriveLetterofUSB):
- xcopy (DriveLetterofyourCD/DVDinstaller):\*.* /s /e
That's it, your done. You can now boot and install from USB.
Best things to remember for password and email security,
- Passwords, Have a secure password with a minimum of 8 characters including small and capital letters, 1 or more symbols, as well and at least 1 number.
- Don't use easy to guess passwords that contain pets, kids, parents and/or sibling names or birth dates.
- Make your password something you would never share with anyone, many people use a favorite color, food, etc.. which they also post to social media sites like facebook.
- Separate your passwords, never use the same password for everything, if a website that you use is compromised(updated: recent example linkedin database compromised) then all of the stuff you use could become compromised. Generally its a good idea to use three or more passwords with variations of those passwords that you can change around for example H3l!0WoR!D, Hell0w0r!d, HelloW0rlD. This allows you to use basically the same password in many places but if one place is compromised it will minimize the impact since you are using a variations of the passwords in each place.
- Try to avoid needing password security questions and hints, don't give real answers that a potential hacker can find with little effort.
- Public terminals, Don't use public terminals to check your email or bank information as they can contain key-loggers which will compromise your account to hackers including government agencies.
- Free WiFi, Don't use public unencrypted free WiFi to send and receive email unless you are browsing and checking email with SSL only. (https:// for sites and webmail or SSL in your email configuration)
This may seem like a lot of work but having identity theft or compromised personal information will be a lot worse.