Thanx for searching thanswer, zep516. I sure was hoping there was an easier way than having to set points since mine won't work.

In theory, yes. In actuality, mostly no. From one brand and model to the next, most PCs operate at the same voltage, plus or minus a bit, and use mostly the same hardware inside purchased from the same suppliers, batteries included. What can vary in batteries is the physical size, location and type of connectors, storage capacity and hardware/software for communication and control. Batteries tend to be of custom size by brand and model to fit into the compartment available, Also, some brands do have proprietary battery firmware. Can you put a Ford engine into a Chevy? Sure, but the size, the connections and the management is going to take a lot of effort to get it to work. Cheaper and easier to put a Chevy engine into a Chevy. Same with batteries. For both PCs and phones, there are aftermarket batteries for some models that may fit and work. They don't tend to be of the same quality as an OEM part and frequently have less storage capacity (fewer mAh). You have to be careful when you order an extra battery from a third party seller, sometimes there's an obvious reason why what you're looking at is cheaper than what the manufacturer sells.

No you are not infected. Somehow you simply opened the log. It's just a file that logs the activity of background processes that keep your system running. It is helpful to tech support to access this list if your computer should develop a problem. Basically it's the entire history of your system. You can clean up the useless files but it basically a system that allows one to troubleshoot.

I quoted your words, there was nothing to assume. In response to your words, I said I thought it wasn't a good idea to keep a backup drive connected to a PC for the reasons I mentioned. Immediate, right at the moment backups are rarely necessary. Most programs do that as a normal feature on the installed drive anyway, to protect against user error. If the external drive is not left connected to your PC, how does it do backups "Every time a document is saved or changed". Again, those are your words. I've learned to quote what you say that I'm commenting on because you've used the "that isn't what I said" response before. If I've copied your words into quote marks inaccurately, you can explain further so that I and other readers can better understand. Or don't, it doesn't really matter.