Have you been getting this annoying pop-up recently asking you to upgrade to Windows 10 every time you start your computer?

I don’t know about you, but I found it very annoying. And if you’ve been reading up on Windows 10, it pretty much spies on everything you do. I like my privacy, so although you can opt out of it (which is a pain in the butt), I’m sticking with Windows 7.

So I did a quick search and found out how to get rid of it.

Have you ever wanted to create your own ringtone for your iPhone, and not be limited to what’s available in the iTunes Store?

I’m with ya! I had a ringtone that I’ve used for a while, and I wanted to put it on my iPhone 6.

So I did a search and…voila!

Here’s how to do it:

Recently my Mac was performing slower than normal, which was really bothersome to me, because I just recently upgraded my hard drive to a solid state drive (SSD).

In case you aren’t familiar, a SSD drive is the same technology as a USB flash drive (also called a jump drive or thumb drive).

Just like a USB flash drive, there are no moving parts in a solid state drive, unlike a conventional hard drive, which is one of the reasons why a SSD drive is so much faster!

You get super fast access to your data!

It’s the #1 way to speed up your computer, BY FAR. You’ll see a HUGE difference in the speed of your Mac (or PC) if you replace your conventional hard drive with a SSD drive.

Want a visual to see how much faster it is?

Watch this…

Does this message look familiar to you?

A friend of mine had this same issue, and it was driving him nuts!

He couldn’t delete an email. He would delete it, the email would disappear, and then a few seconds later the above error message would pop up!

So I did a quick search on the net and found the following fix, which worked like a charm!

1. Click on SETTINGS
2. Scroll down and click on MAIL, CONTACTS, CALENDARS
3. Tap the email account you’re having issues with
4. Scroll down to the bottom and click on ADVANCED (if you can’t see the ADVANCED button, then you’ll need to delete your email account from your iPhone and then add it again to your iPhone manually)
5. Scroll down until you see “IMAP Path Prefix /” and tap it (if you can’t see “IMAP Path Prefix /”, then you’ll need to delete your email account from your iPhone and then add it again to your iPhone manually)
6. Enter INBOX in all capital letters so it now reads “IMAP Path Prefix INBOX”
7. Click ACCOUNT in the upper left
8. Click DONE in the upper right
9. Click MAIL in the upper left
10. Click SETTINGS in the upper left
11. Click the home button on your iPhone to close SETTINGS
12. Re-open MAIL and delete your emails to your heart’s content!

 
NOTE I: This issue only happens with email IMAP servers. If you’re using a POP3 email mailbox, this will not be an issue for you.

NOTE II: This fix will NOT work for email accounts that are with the following email services, because Microsoft does not use IMAP. It uses Exchange Active Link (EAS).

• Hotmail.com
• Live.com
• Outlook.com

If the email account that you are having this issue with is with one of the above email providers, here are two fixes you can try:

• Access your outlook.com or hotmail.com email account with your Safari browser
• Configure your email for POP3

This should work if you use Microsoft Exchange servers like Office365.