First off.... WHERE ARE YOU, MADDIE??????? YOU MISSED YOUR PARTY!!!!! HOPE YOU HAD A GREAT BIRTHDAY --- good or bad.... CHECK IN, GIRLFRIEND! Marci! Loved, loved, loved the gif! How cute and appropriate! Then... I have to thank everyone for answering my plea for help. There are such great ideas here when everyone puts their heads together. Besh, to answer your question, there are no funeral homes on the island, although there IS a cemetery. The off-island funeral homes handle everything and they're FAMILY run (their emphasis, not mine). After the suggestions here though, I got my guts up and called one and asked to them about some p/t employment when I move. The manager hasn't called back, but the woman who took my call was very nice and thought maybe something could be worked out. Meanwhile, ever busy, I took John's suggestion, and brainstormed. I think, maybe, I can work for my DH, promoting him (good for the both of us, no doubt!) and run a sort of store front, will/estate/funeral event planning biz. Many people on the island have life celebrations and I could get into that. I know a caterer from when we had the restaurant there, and a few musicians. My DH's mom does video production, so she has connections to making DVDs. And, I could work a little flying into it by renting a plane and offering to spread ashes. And I could fly to a mainland job on weekends, since the funeral home isn't too far from the airport. Anyway, like Besh & Raeanne said, I think I will continue my path and get the license. And, as taking NHSuzanne's advice, I will accept and enjoy the freedom of possibly being unemployed for a while. Kayaking, here I come? Maybe a job at one of the MANY kayaking tour places! So, thank you everyone, once again. Combining everyone's ideas has made me look at the move in a totally different way. It'll all be okay in the end...if it's not okay, it's not the end! :) Raeanne~ My in-lawas will visit at the end of the month. So company is coming here too! QOD for everyone: HOW DO YOU DECLUTTER YOUR ROOMS? John~ 1. Can you face your desk so it's facing OUT of your cubicle---so she can't see your screen --- and so you can see her coming? 2. If that's not possible, perhaps you have room to hang a large mirror above your monitor or on the wall next to it, even propped on an easel, so you can see behind you always (good feng shui). Then she can't sneak up! 3. Next, get a couple of corn plants (tall and straight) or potted bamboo and stick them on each side of your cube - that'll give her less room to stand behind you and kind of close off your office to intruders. 4. Then, with double sided tape, attach an small octaganal mirror on the back of your office chair. Good conversation piece and it'll reflect HER big, fat nose getting into YOUR business. 5. Then, every time she asks a questions, say either, "Why do you ask?" or "Pardon?" or "Say that again please?" In a VERY nice voice. When people are asking insulting or nosey things, asking them to repeat the question forces them to rethink, over and over again, what they're saying. 5. As well, if she gets excited over things outside in the parking lot or elsewhere in the building, just tell her, "Hey, if it concerns you that much, maybe you should call the police, security, or the FBI." 6. Go to an antique store and get some old pictures i frames and velcro them to your cubicle, then make up family stories about them. If you need pics of your SS sisters, just email us and we'll send the raciest ones we can find, right, girls? When Miss Buttinski asks about a phone call, tell her it was one of your 'relatives' calling, and if she has any ideas on how to stop the chafing marks Depends-brand diapers cause. 7. Then make up more huge lies about your family pictures. Keep changing the pictures until you have such an extended 'family' that absolutely no one, not even you, can keep track of them all. 8. Then start hanging pictures of babies up. Tell her these are your illegitmate children from your WILD daytime romps and you're working nights just to keep up with the bills. This should give the office 40 yr olds something to talk about for some time. 8. Then, if she still bugs you, ask if she would like to sit with for breaks, since you can't possible socialize as much as she likes on company time. It sounds like she's clueless and you're mysterious and they just want to get to know you. Girls bond by sharing secrets and talking endlessly. So she probably just wants to get to know you. Don't forget to hang a sign up that says, "I'm free to gossip at 10pm; I'll be awake and able to pay FULL attention then!" And good luck, brother! I'm thinking of you! DeeMarie~ I would say "UmmmmmmHmmmmmmm" loudly over and over again and NOT ask any questions about anything she says. If you keep doing that, she'll think about it afterwards and maybe get the message! Maybe!

Just a question... (1) Are your and your husband's account on the same computer, or separate computers? (2) If so, the computer is back to 8.1 now? (3) Your husbands mail opens and works fine? (4) You have the mail shortcut to click, but clicking it results in the app not coming up? ------------------------------------------------------------ Just thoughts, I'm not a tech... Maybe instead of doing get-appxpackage -AllUsers *microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps* | remove-appxpackage and possibly removing your husband's working mail, you could do get-appxpackage *microsoft.windowscommunicationsapps* | remove-appxpackage to remove only your own? (notice the lack of the AllUsers switch) Don't take my word on that, I may be wrong, wait for someone else, I don't run Windows enough to know my way around. ------------------------------------------------------------- My thought on removing your account, rebooting and adding it again... Might work but I'd probably not be in a hurry to delete my account. Instead, I'd add a second account, switch to it and see if I could get mail working in it. Then I'd make a decision whether to delete the first account or not. That's just me though, and remember, I'm really a Windows user. Just giving you something to consider until someone more qualified comes along. :)

Numerous driver incompatibilities and goofy settings (as described in the link by zep516) are among the common problems many Windows 10 updaters have experienced. One of my PCs had a manufacturer's message popup saying in so many words - "Don't upgrade this PC to W10, the drivers won't work and your PC will become inoperable" As described in another thread, problems like this are why the big (and well- informed) private and public employers intentionally DON'T update their IT software when there's no benefit to do so and a risk of problems. It's senseless. Can you roll back your PC to the earlier Windows version? That would be my recommendation.

Well, the new noscript updated itself to version 10. And, yes, it is very difficult to understand. I had to disable it to log on to a site because I couldn't figure it out (and it prevented me from logging on). But I should be able to eventually. It doesn't have but definitely needs the old button for "temporarily enable all for this site", which it doesn't seem to have now.