bert_annotations_isPowered_test.tsv

'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Resetting Language Settings on Mac'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'1 - Open the Apple menu .\nOpen the Apple menu . Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear.'			True
'Is screen powered on?'			"2 - Click System Preferences.\nClick System Preferences. It's in the drop-down menu."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"3 - Click Language & Region.\nClick Language & Region. You'll find this in the top row of the System Preferences window."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'4 - Select a language to remove.\nSelect a language to remove. Click a language in the left-hand window.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"5 - Click -.\nClick -. It's below the list of languages. Clicking - will remove the language from the list.\n- The top language in this menu is the default language. You can change this by clicking and dragging a different language up to the top of the menu."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Connecting a Bluetooth Keyboard on Windows 7'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"1 - Open the Start menu.\nOpen the Start menu. Do this either by clicking the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen, or by pressing the ⊞ Win key on your computer's keyboard."			True
'Is screen powered on?'			'2 - Click Devices and Printers.\nClick Devices and Printers. This button should be on the right side of the Start window, just below the Control Panel option.\n- If you don\'t see this option, type devices and printers into the "Search" field at the bottom of the Start window, then click Devices and Printers.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'3 - Click Add a device.\nClick Add a device. This link is in the top-left side of the Devices and Printers window.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"4 - Turn on your keyboard.\nTurn on your keyboard. To do so, you must first locate the On/Off switch. Its location will vary depending on the keyboard, so look on the bottom, back, and sides of the keyboard.\n- If your keyboard uses batteries, you'll also need to make sure it has a fresh set before continuing.\n- Many Bluetooth keyboards use built-in, rechargeable batteries instead of AAs or AAAs, so if your keyboard came with a charger, consider charging it for awhile before turning it on."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'5 - Look for the keyboard\'s name.\nLook for the keyboard\'s name. After a few seconds, it should appear beneath the "Bluetooth" heading.\n- Your keyboard may have a pairing button that you must first press before it will show up in the Bluetooth menu.\n- If you don\'t see your keyboard\'s name, your Windows 7 computer might not support Bluetooth. You can fix this by purchasing a Bluetooth adapter.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"6 - Click Next.\nClick Next. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'7 - Wait for your keyboard to finish connecting.\nWait for your keyboard to finish connecting. This process may take a few minutes. Once it completes, you should be able to use your wireless keyboard like a normal keyboard.'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'0 - Connecting a Bluetooth Keyboard on Windows 7'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"1 - Open the Start menu.\nOpen the Start menu. Do this either by clicking the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen, or by pressing the ⊞ Win key on your computer's keyboard."			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'2 - Click Devices and Printers.\nClick Devices and Printers. This button should be on the right side of the Start window, just below the Control Panel option.\n- If you don\'t see this option, type devices and printers into the "Search" field at the bottom of the Start window, then click Devices and Printers.'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'3 - Click Add a device.\nClick Add a device. This link is in the top-left side of the Devices and Printers window.'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"4 - Turn on your keyboard.\nTurn on your keyboard. To do so, you must first locate the On/Off switch. Its location will vary depending on the keyboard, so look on the bottom, back, and sides of the keyboard.\n- If your keyboard uses batteries, you'll also need to make sure it has a fresh set before continuing.\n- Many Bluetooth keyboards use built-in, rechargeable batteries instead of AAs or AAAs, so if your keyboard came with a charger, consider charging it for awhile before turning it on."			True
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'5 - Look for the keyboard\'s name.\nLook for the keyboard\'s name. After a few seconds, it should appear beneath the "Bluetooth" heading.\n- Your keyboard may have a pairing button that you must first press before it will show up in the Bluetooth menu.\n- If you don\'t see your keyboard\'s name, your Windows 7 computer might not support Bluetooth. You can fix this by purchasing a Bluetooth adapter.'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"6 - Click Next.\nClick Next. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window."			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'7 - Wait for your keyboard to finish connecting.\nWait for your keyboard to finish connecting. This process may take a few minutes. Once it completes, you should be able to use your wireless keyboard like a normal keyboard.'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'0 - Fixing Hardware and Software Issues'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"1 - Make sure that the keyboard is plugged in properly.\nMake sure that the keyboard is plugged in properly. To avoid software issues, your keyboard should be plugged directly into your computer rather than into a USB hub.[4]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- If your keyboard uses batteries, make sure it's charged (or replace the batteries with fresh ones)."			True
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"2 - Update your keyboard's drivers\nUpdate your keyboard's drivers. Most of the time, keyboard issues can be tied to out-of-date drivers or software. You can fix the keyboard by updating the driver or software. The easiest way to ensure your drivers are up to date is by using your computer's update utility:\n- \n- Windows — Open Start, click the Settings gear, click Update & Security, click Windows Update, click Check for updates, and install any available updates.\n- Mac — Open the Apple menu, click App Store..., click the Updates tab, and click UPDATE ALL if it's available.\n- If you have a mechanical keyboard, another way you can update your keyboard's drivers is by going to the keyboard manufacturer's website, finding your model of keyboard, and looking for a driver download. You can then download the keyboard's driver file and double-click it to run it."			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			'3 - Reinstall the keyboard.\nReinstall the keyboard. The easiest way to do this is by shutting down your computer, unplugging and then reattaching the keyboard, and turning back on the computer.[5]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- If you have a laptop, skip this step.\n- You can reinstall Bluetooth keyboards by deleting them from the Bluetooth menu and then re-pairing them with your computer.'			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"4 - Determine which programs aren't working with your keyboard.\nDetermine which programs aren't working with your keyboard. If you notice that specific programs aren't working with your keyboard (e.g., your web browser or Microsoft Word), make a note of those programs.\n- If your keyboard's key or group of keys aren't working with any programs on your computer, skip this step and the next step."			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"5 - Update the program in which you're having trouble.\nUpdate the program in which you're having trouble. This won't always fix the keyboard issues, but if the program isn't completely up to date, updating it won't hurt."			None
'Is keyboard powered on?'			"6 - Repair internal laptop connections.\nRepair internal laptop connections. If some of your laptop keys don't register when pressed, there could be a loose internal connection. Unless you have a guide for your model and are comfortable disassembling your laptop yourself, you should seek professional repairs."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Steps'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"1 - Click on the Apple menu.\nClick on the Apple menu. It's the \uf8ff icon in the upper-left corner of the screen.;"			True
'Is screen powered on?'			"2 - Click on System Preferences….\nClick on System Preferences…. It's near the top of the drop-down menu."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"3 - Click on Bluetooth.\nClick on Bluetooth. It's near the center of the window."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"4 - Click on Turn Bluetooth On.\nClick on Turn Bluetooth On. It's on the left side of the dialog box."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'5 - Hold the AirPods case near your Mac.\nHold the AirPods case near your Mac. The AirPods must be in the case and the lid closed.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'6 - Open the lid on the AirPods case.\nOpen the lid on the AirPods case.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'7 - Press and hold the "Setup" button.\nPress and hold the "Setup" button. It\'s a small, round button on the back of the AirPods case. Hold the button until the status light flashes white.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'8 - Click on AirPods.\nClick on AirPods. It will appear in the "Devices" section on the right side of your Mac\'s Bluetooth dialog box.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'9 - Click on Pair.\nClick on Pair. Your AirPods will now pair with your Mac.\n- Check "Show Bluetooth in menu bar" at the bottom of the dialog box to enable a drop-down menu that will allow you to quickly switch your Mac\'s audio output to AirPods without going through "System Preferences."'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'0 - Steps'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			"1 - Click on the Apple menu.\nClick on the Apple menu. It's the \uf8ff icon in the upper-left corner of the screen.;"			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			"2 - Click on System Preferences….\nClick on System Preferences…. It's near the top of the drop-down menu."			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			"3 - Click on Bluetooth.\nClick on Bluetooth. It's near the center of the window."			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			"4 - Click on Turn Bluetooth On.\nClick on Turn Bluetooth On. It's on the left side of the dialog box."			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'5 - Hold the AirPods case near your Mac.\nHold the AirPods case near your Mac. The AirPods must be in the case and the lid closed.'			True
'Is airpod powered on?'			'6 - Open the lid on the AirPods case.\nOpen the lid on the AirPods case.'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'7 - Press and hold the "Setup" button.\nPress and hold the "Setup" button. It\'s a small, round button on the back of the AirPods case. Hold the button until the status light flashes white.'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'8 - Click on AirPods.\nClick on AirPods. It will appear in the "Devices" section on the right side of your Mac\'s Bluetooth dialog box.'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'9 - Click on Pair.\nClick on Pair. Your AirPods will now pair with your Mac.\n- Check "Show Bluetooth in menu bar" at the bottom of the dialog box to enable a drop-down menu that will allow you to quickly switch your Mac\'s audio output to AirPods without going through "System Preferences."'			None
'Is trackpad powered on?'			'0 - Zooming With Your Trackpad'			True
'Is trackpad powered on?'			"1 - Open something that can be zoomed.\nOpen something that can be zoomed. You can change the zoom on web pages, pictures, documents, and more. You won't be able to zoom on the desktop or in Finder.\n- ;"			None
'Is trackpad powered on?'			'2 - Place two fingers on the trackpad.\nPlace two fingers on the trackpad.'			None
'Is trackpad powered on?'			'3 - Move your two fingers apart to zoom in.\nMove your two fingers apart to zoom in.'			None
'Is trackpad powered on?'			'4 - Pinch your two fingers together to zoom out.\nPinch your two fingers together to zoom out.'			None
'Is trackpad powered on?'			'5 - Double-tap two fingers to zoom in on your cursor.\nDouble-tap two fingers to zoom in on your cursor. Double-tap your two fingers again to zoom out. This will magnify the part of the document or web page that your cursor is over.[1]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Adjust LCD Monitor Resolution'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'1 - Turn on the computer.\nTurn on the computer. Wait for the main screen to appear.\n- ;'			True
'Is screen powered on?'			'2 - Ensure that no other programs are running.\nEnsure that no other programs are running.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'3 - Move the cursor over "Start" (or the Microsoft Windows logo) from the lower left hand corner of the screen, single click, and hold the mouse button down to view other menu items.\nMove the cursor over "Start" (or the Microsoft Windows logo) from the lower left hand corner of the screen, single click, and hold the mouse button down to view other menu items.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'4 - Select "Control Panel.\nSelect "Control Panel."'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'5 - Locate the heading, "Appearance and Personalization," then select the sub-category, "Adjust screen resolution.\nLocate the heading, "Appearance and Personalization," then select the sub-category, "Adjust screen resolution."'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'6 - Click "Resolution" and wait for a drop-down slider control to appear.\nClick "Resolution" and wait for a drop-down slider control to appear.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'7 - Drag the slider up or down until the desired resolution is selected.\nDrag the slider up or down until the desired resolution is selected. Click "Apply." If a compatible resolution was chosen, the screen will revert to these settings (If the resolution is incompatible, select another resolution).'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'8 - Wait for the system to ask if the settings are acceptable.\nWait for the system to ask if the settings are acceptable. Select "yes" if the settings are accurate, otherwise continue changing the resolution until the desired effect is achieved.'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'0 - Soldering Gun Method'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'1 - Note:\nNote: You MUST use a soldering gun, not a soldering iron!\n- ;'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'2 - Hold the soldering gun so that the rear of the case is toward the screen (the tip is facing away from the screen at a 90 degree angle)'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'Hold the soldering gun so that the rear of the case is toward the screen (the tip is facing away from the screen at a 90 degree angle)'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'3 - Place the gun in the center of the screen and turn it on, keeping it near but not touching the screen (to prevent scratching)'			True
'Is gun powered on?'			'Place the gun in the center of the screen and turn it on, keeping it near but not touching the screen (to prevent scratching)'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'4 - Slowly move it to the top edge (or any edge), then slowly around the outer part of the screen (but still in front of the glass) until you return to the top (or the edge you moved out to), again slowly return the gun to the center of the screen.\nSlowly move it to the top edge (or any edge), then slowly around the outer part of the screen (but still in front of the glass) until you return to the top (or the edge you moved out to), again slowly return the gun to the center of the screen.'			None
'Is gun powered on?'			'5 - Keeping the gun on, slowly pull it straight away from the monitor until there is no more distortion visible (usually 3-4 feet), then turn the gun off (it is helpful to create a full-screen white image in MSPaint to display while doing this as it makes the discoloration very easy to see.\nKeeping the gun on, slowly pull it straight away from the monitor until there is no more distortion visible (usually 3-4 feet), then turn the gun off (it is helpful to create a full-screen white image in MSPaint to display while doing this as it makes the discoloration very easy to see. Ctrl + F in MSPaint (which can be found in Accessories) displays the image in fullscreen mode.)'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Diagnosing the Problem'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'1 - Check your warranty.\nCheck your warranty. Most new computers come with at least a year of warranty. If your warranty is still active, contact the manufacturer to have it repaired for free or for a reduced price. Attempting the repair yourself will likely void the warranty.\n- ;'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"2 - Check the power indicator lights.\nCheck the power indicator lights. If your monitor won't display an image, turn it on and watch the lights at the edge of the monitor. If one or more lights turn on, continue to the next step. If the lights won't light up, the power supply is broken (or one of the attachments leading to the power supply). This is usually caused by a blown capacitor. You may repair it yourself, but be aware that the power supply includes dangerous, high voltage components. Unless you have significant electronics repair experience, take your monitor to a professional repair service.\n- Other signs of a blown capacitor include a loud humming noise, lines across the screen, and multiple images.\n- The power supply unit is one of the most expensive components in the monitor. If the problem is more serious than a blown capacitor, the price of repair could be considerable. A replacement may be a better idea if your monitor is getting old."			True
'Is screen powered on?'			"3 - Shine a flashlight on the monitor.\nShine a flashlight on the monitor. Try this if your monitor just displays a black screen, but the power indicator light does come on. If you can see the image when you point a light at the screen, the monitor's backlight is at fault. Follow these instructions to replace it."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'4 - Repair stuck pixels\nRepair stuck pixels. If most of the screen works but a few pixels are "stuck" at one color, the fix is usually easy. Keep the monitor on and try the following:\n- Wrap a pencil tip (or other blunt, narrow object) in a damp, non-abrasive cloth. Rub very gently over the stuck pixel. Rubbing too hard can cause further damage.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Search for stuck pixel repair software online. These conduct rapid color changes to jolt the pixel into working again.\n- Purchase hardware designed to plug into your monitor and repair dead pixels.\n- If none of the above works, you may need to replace your screen.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"5 - Attempt to fix spiderweb cracks or black splotches.\nAttempt to fix spiderweb cracks or black splotches. These are signs of physical damage. A monitor at this stage is often beyond repair, and attempts to fix it can end up causing more harm. However, if the screen is not usable in its current state, there's no harm in trying a repair before you look for a replacement:\n- Run a soft cloth or other object over the screen. If you feel any broken glass, do not attempt repair. Replace the monitor instead.\n- Rub the scratch with a clean eraser, as gently as you can. Wipe off the eraser whenever residue builds up.\n- Purchase an LCD scratch repair kit.\n- Read this article for more homemade solutions."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"6 - Replace the display.\nReplace the display. If you're using a standalone LCD monitor, consider purchasing a replacement. This may be more cost-effective than having new components installed in an old monitor with a shorter lifespan. However, if you have a laptop or a relatively new device, purchase a replacement LCD display panel. Hire a professional to install it.\n- The panel serial number should be displayed somewhere on the device, usually on the back. Use this to order a new panel from the manufacturer.\n- While you can attempt to replace the panel yourself, the process is difficult and can expose you to dangerously high voltages. Follow a guide devoted to your specific model, to maximize safety and success rates."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"7 - Try other repairs.\nTry other repairs. There are many ways an LCD monitor can go wrong, but the diagnostics above cover the most common problems. Try the suggested fix that matches your problem first. If your problem is not described above, or if the monitor still won't work after the attempted fix, consider these issues as well:\n- If the picture responds to input but displays a messy image, such as jumbled multicolored squares, the AV (audio visual) board may be damaged. This is usually a rectangular circuit board located near the audio and visual cables. Replace obviously damaged parts using a soldering iron, or order a replacement board and carefully install it to the same screws and ribbon cables.\n- The main control buttons may be faulty. Clean them with a metal cleaner, or jostle to attach a loose connection. If necessary, locate the circuit board they are attached to and re-solder any broken connections.\n- Check input cables for damage, or try other cables of the same type. If necessary, inspect the circuit board they are attached to and re-solder damaged connections."			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			'0 - Connecting the Monitor'			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			"1 - Determine your laptop's video output options.\nDetermine your laptop's video output options. Most laptops have a single display connection along the back, though some may be located along the side. There are a few main types of connections that your laptop may have:\n- \n- Windows:\n- \n- HDMI - This port resembles a 3/4 inch, six-sided, tapered port found on most Windows laptops.\n- DisplayPort - Similar to HDMI, but one corner of the port is crimped while the other forms a 90-degree angle.\n- VGA or DVI - VGA ports are colored with 15 holes, while DVI ports are usually black or white with 24 holes and a gap on one side. These ports are only found on older computers.\n- \n- Mac:\n- \n- Thunderbolt 3 (also called USB-C) - An oval port found on the sides of most modern MacBooks.\n- HDMI - A six-sided, tapered port found on some MacBooks.\n- Mini DisplayPort - A six-sided port found on Macs manufactured between 2008 and 2016.\n- \n- ;"			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			"2 - Determine what your monitor's video input is.\nDetermine what your monitor's video input is. Simple computer monitors usually only have one available input, while TV monitors have multiple inputs. You can expect to find HDMI or DisplayPort inputs on the backs of most monitors. Older computer monitors may use a VGA or DVI cable connection."			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			'3 - Connect the cable to the video output on your laptop.\nConnect the cable to the video output on your laptop. Match the connector on the video cable end to the shape of the video output port on your laptop and insert the cable.'			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			"4 - Connect the other end of the cable to your monitor.\nConnect the other end of the cable to your monitor.  Match the shape of the other end of the video connection cable with the port on the TV and insert it.\n- If the monitor requires a different type of connection than is on your laptop, you'll need an adapter cable to connect to your monitor. Some adapters only serve as a bridge between two cable types.  For example a VGA-to-HDMI adapter will allow you to connect a VGA cable on one end, and an HDMI cable on the other. Common adapter cables include the following:\n- HDMI-to-DisplayPort.\n- DisplayPort (or Mini DisplayPort)-to-HDMI.\n- Mini DisplayPort-to-DisplayPort.\n- USB-C-to-HDMI (or DisplayPort).\n- VGA-to-HDMI.\n- DVI-to-HDMI."			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			"5 - Plug in and turn on the monitor.\nPlug in and turn on the monitor. Attach your monitor to a power source (e.g., an electrical outlet), then press the monitor's Power  button.\n- If you had to buy an adapter (not an adapter cable), you may also have to plug the adapter's power cable into a power source."			True
'Is monitor powered on?'			'6 - Select the video source on the monitor.\nSelect the video source on the monitor.  If you are using a monitor or TV that has multiple inputs, you will need to select the port you connected your laptop to on the monitor.  To select the video source, press the button that says "Input", "Source". or "Video Select" or something similar on the monitor or remote.'			None
'Is monitor powered on?'			"7 - Wait for your laptop's screen to appear on the monitor.\nWait for your laptop's screen to appear on the monitor. Once you see your laptop's desktop and icons (or some variation thereof) appear on the monitor's screen, you can proceed with setting up your laptop's display settings.\n- If you're hooking up a VGA connection, which is a blue connection and has 3 rows of holes, you will likely need to switch displays. You can do this by pressing a function key on your keyboard.[1]\n- X\n- Expert Source\n- Luigi Oppido. Computer Repair Technician\n- Expert Interview.  31 July 2019.\n- \n- If your desktop does not appear on the monitor, see Method 2 to detect a display using Windows, and Method 3 to detect a display using Mac."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Adjusting Display Settings on Windows'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'1 - Open Start .\nOpen Start . Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The Start menu will open.'			True
'Is screen powered on?'			'2 - Open Settings .\nOpen Settings . Click the gear-shaped icon in the lower-left side of the menu.[2]\n- X\n- Expert Source\n- Luigi Oppido. Computer Repair Technician\n- Expert Interview.  20 August 2019.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"3 - Click System.\nClick System. It's a computer-shaped icon in the Settings window."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'4 - Click the Display tab.\nClick the Display tab. This option is on the left side of the Display window.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'5 - Scroll down to the "Multiple displays" section.\nScroll down to the "Multiple displays" section. It\'s near the bottom of the page.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'6 - Click the "Multiple displays" drop-down box.\nClick the "Multiple displays" drop-down box. Doing so prompts a drop-down menu.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"7 - Select a display option.\nSelect a display option. Click one of the following options in the drop-down menu:\n- \n- Duplicate these displays - Show an exact replica of your laptop's screen contents on the monitor.\n- Extend these displays - Use the monitor as a continuation of your desktop space. With this enabled, pushing your laptop mouse to the far-right side of the screen will cause it to disappear from your laptop and appear on your monitor.\n- Show only on 1 - Only show your laptop's contents on your laptop. This turns off the monitor screen.\n- Show only on 2 - Only show your laptop's contents on the monitor. This turns off the laptop screen."			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			'0 - Adjusting Display Settings on Mac'			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			'1 - Open the Apple menu .\nOpen the Apple menu . Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear.'			True
'Is screen . powered on?'			"2 - Click System Preferences….\nClick System Preferences…. It's near the top of the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the System Preferences window.[3]\n- X\n- Expert Source\n- Luigi Oppido. Computer Repair Technician\n- Expert Interview.  20 August 2019."			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			'3 - Click Displays.\nClick Displays. This computer monitor-shaped icon is in the middle of the System Preferences window.'			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			"4 - Click the Displays tab.\nClick the Displays tab. It's in the upper-left corner of the window."			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			'5 - Change the monitor\'s resolution.\nChange the monitor\'s resolution. Check the "Scaled" box, then click a resolution.\n- You can\'t use a resolution that\'s higher than your monitor\'s built-in resolution (e.g., 4K).'			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			'6 - Change the screen scaling.\nChange the screen scaling. Click and drag the "Underscan" slider that\'s at the bottom of the page left to show more of your Mac\'s screen on the monitor or right to zoom in the screen.\n- This will help you fit your Mac\'s screen to the monitor if the image on the monitor is too large or too small.'			None
'Is screen . powered on?'			'7 - Extend your Mac\'s screen if needed.\nExtend your Mac\'s screen if needed. If you want to use the monitor as an extension of your Mac\'s screen (e.g., as space to the right of your Mac\'s screen), click the Arrangement tab at the top of the window and then uncheck the "Mirror Displays" box below the screen arrangement window.\n- You can also adjust the position of the menu bar here by clicking and dragging the white rectangle at the top of the screen arrangement window left or right.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Using a Professional Scratch Repair Kit'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"1 - Assess the damage.\nAssess the damage. Scratch repair kits work well on surface-level scratches, but deep nicks or chips in the plastic won't be affected by a scratch repair kit.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- ;"			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'2 - If the scratches are light, purchase a professional scratch repair kit.\nIf the scratches are light, purchase a professional scratch repair kit. "Displex Display Polish" and "Novus Plastic Polish" are both quality scratch repair kits available from Amazon. Best Buy and Walmart tech departments may also have scratch repair kits in-store.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"3 - Purchase a microfiber cloth if your kit doesn't have one.\nPurchase a microfiber cloth if your kit doesn't have one. Microfiber cloths, unlike paper towels or traditional napkins/cloths, won't scratch your screen during the buffing process."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'4 - Power down your TV/phone/computer.\nPower down your TV/phone/computer. Scratches should be easier to see when the screen is dark.'			False
'Is screen powered on?'			'5 - Open your repair kit and read the instructions.\nOpen your repair kit and read the instructions. Usually, scratch repair kits require that you spray a solution onto the scratch and immediate area around it, then gently buff the scratch with a microfiber cloth.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'6 - Spray a small amount of the solution onto the scratch.\nSpray a small amount of the solution onto the scratch. There should be a fine mist of solution on your screen.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'7 - Using the microfiber cloth, gently buff the solution into the scratch.\nUsing the microfiber cloth, gently buff the solution into the scratch. Do this until the screen appears dry.\n- You should move the cloth in circular directions rather than left-to-right or up-and-down. This works the solution into the scratch.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'8 - Review your results.\nReview your results. If the scratch appears to be gone, then your repair worked!'			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'0 - Using a Professional Scratch Repair Kit'			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			"1 - Assess the damage.\nAssess the damage. Scratch repair kits work well on surface-level scratches, but deep nicks or chips in the plastic won't be affected by a scratch repair kit.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- ;"			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'2 - If the scratches are light, purchase a professional scratch repair kit.\nIf the scratches are light, purchase a professional scratch repair kit. "Displex Display Polish" and "Novus Plastic Polish" are both quality scratch repair kits available from Amazon. Best Buy and Walmart tech departments may also have scratch repair kits in-store.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			"3 - Purchase a microfiber cloth if your kit doesn't have one.\nPurchase a microfiber cloth if your kit doesn't have one. Microfiber cloths, unlike paper towels or traditional napkins/cloths, won't scratch your screen during the buffing process."			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'4 - Power down your TV/phone/computer.\nPower down your TV/phone/computer. Scratches should be easier to see when the screen is dark.'			False
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'5 - Open your repair kit and read the instructions.\nOpen your repair kit and read the instructions. Usually, scratch repair kits require that you spray a solution onto the scratch and immediate area around it, then gently buff the scratch with a microfiber cloth.'			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'6 - Spray a small amount of the solution onto the scratch.\nSpray a small amount of the solution onto the scratch. There should be a fine mist of solution on your screen.'			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'7 - Using the microfiber cloth, gently buff the solution into the scratch.\nUsing the microfiber cloth, gently buff the solution into the scratch. Do this until the screen appears dry.\n- You should move the cloth in circular directions rather than left-to-right or up-and-down. This works the solution into the scratch.'			None
'Is tv/ phone/computer powered on?'			'8 - Review your results.\nReview your results. If the scratch appears to be gone, then your repair worked!'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'0 - Calibrating on Mac'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'1 - Open the Apple menu .\nOpen the Apple menu . Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear.'			True
'Is screen powered on?'			"2 - Click System Preferences….\nClick System Preferences…. It's in the drop-down menu. Doing so opens the System Preferences window."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'3 - Click Displays.\nClick Displays. This option is in the System Preferences window. A pop-up window will open.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"4 - Click Color.\nClick Color. You'll find this tab at the top of the Displays window."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"5 - Click Calibrate….\nClick Calibrate…. It's on the right side of the page."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'6 - Click Continue.\nClick Continue. This option is in the bottom-right corner of the page.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"7 - Follow the on-screen prompts.\nFollow the on-screen prompts. Depending on your monitor, the options you see in the window may vary; however, in most cases, you'll just click Continue in the bottom-right corner of the page until you reach the password entry prompt."			None
'Is screen powered on?'			'8 - Enter your password when prompted.\nEnter your password when prompted. Type the password that you use to log in into the "Password" text box, then click OK.'			None
'Is screen powered on?'			"9 - Click Done when prompted.\nClick Done when prompted. Doing so saves your monitor's calibration."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'0 - Adhere to General Best Practices to Improve Print Quality'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'1 - Use the highest resolution graphic files possible to improve the image quality of photos or graphics printed from a inkjet printer.\nUse the highest resolution graphic files possible to improve the image quality of photos or graphics printed from a inkjet printer. The higher the resolution or "dots-per-inch" (dpi) of the original file, the better the quality of the final product.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'2 - Turn off the printer when the device is not in use.\nTurn off the printer when the device is not in use. Leaving the printer on will leave the heads unprotected from dust and debris, which can significantly reduce print quality.'			False
'Is printer powered on?'			'3 - Avoid using paper products other than those recommended by the manufacturer.\nAvoid using paper products other than those recommended by the manufacturer. Inkjet printers are calibrated to work with certain types of paper. Using the wrong paper can result in issues related to color saturation. Use manufacturer recommended paper specifications to achieve the best results.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"4 - Reserve high-quality photo ink cartridges for printing images and graphics, and use standard ink cartridges for regular documents.\nReserve high-quality photo ink cartridges for printing images and graphics, and use standard ink cartridges for regular documents. Clogged or blocked nozzles on the print heads is a common source of issues related to print quality.\n- Protect ink cartridges from dust or damage by storing them in a clean, secure location.\n- Follow the Printer's Recommended Maintenance Schedule to Improve Print Quality"			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'5 - Perform the recommended maintenance on an inkjet printer, as directed by the manufacturer.\nPerform the recommended maintenance on an inkjet printer, as directed by the manufacturer. Blocked nozzles and clogged printer heads are a common source of problems with Inkjet printers, and can significantly compromise print quality.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"6 - Perform a head cleaning regularly.\nPerform a head cleaning regularly. All inkjet printers have an automatic head-cleaning feature, which typically is accessed from the printer's control panel."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"7 - Perform a printer cartridge or head alignment.\nPerform a printer cartridge or head alignment. This feature is also automated on most inkjet printers, and usually can be accessed from the printer's control panel.\n- Refer to the printer's user manual or contact customer support for additional instructions on properly scheduled maintenance. Other scheduled maintenance tasks will vary by device."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'0 - Steps'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'1 - Use ecofont.\nUse ecofont. Ecofont shoots holes into your font. It can help you save up to 20% ink compared to standard fonts.\n- ;'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"2 - Check your document for mistakes.\nCheck your document for mistakes. If you find one once you've hit print then you'll have wasted all that ink and have to print again."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"3 - Use your printers Fast Draft/EconoFast setting.\nUse your printers Fast Draft/EconoFast setting. Unless you're printing something where quality is required."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"4 - Try using software that lets you choose which parts of your document you want to print and delete what you don't.\nTry using software that lets you choose which parts of your document you want to print and delete what you don't. It will track your savings in ink and paper."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'5 - Print in Black and White wherever possible.\nPrint in Black and White wherever possible. Black ink cartridges are usually much cheaper than the colours.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'6 - Before you print anything, make use of the preview option and check whether things look good.\nBefore you print anything, make use of the preview option and check whether things look good. At this point you may decide to manually change the settings, for example print several pages on one piece of paper, reduce the size of an image etc.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'7 - Turn off your printer using the on/off switch on it before turning it off at the mains.\nTurn off your printer using the on/off switch on it before turning it off at the mains. The likelihood is that your printer will park the ink cartridges and cap them so that they do not dry out.'			False
'Is printer powered on?'			"8 - Don't clean your printer heads or align them unless necessary.\nDon't clean your printer heads or align them unless necessary. This wastes ink."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'9 - Don’t be alarmed if your printer reports that ink or toner are empty.\nDon’t be alarmed if your printer reports that ink or toner are empty. Chances are you have 10-30% lifetime left. So keep printing until the printer stops. Remember to buy a new cartridge for when the cartridges do run out.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'0 - Troubleshooting in Windows'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'1 - Make sure your printer is turned on.\nMake sure your printer is turned on. Before starting with any other step in the troubleshooting process, make sure your printer is turned on and connected to a power source.\n- If the printer is in Sleep mode, you may have to press a button on it to wake it up.\n- ;'			True
'Is printer powered on?'			'2 - Restart your printer.\nRestart your printer. If the printer was already turned on, it may just need a restart to stop appearing offline. Follow these steps to restart the printer:\n- Turn off and unplug your printer for 30 seconds. This will give your printer time to reboot and reconnect to your computer.\n- Plug in and turn on your printer. After a few moments, check to see if the printer is still showing as "offline."'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"3 - Make sure the printer is connected to the same network as your computer.\nMake sure the printer is connected to the same network as your computer. If your printer is connected to your computer via Wi-Fi or an ethernet connection, a network issue could make it appear offline.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- The steps to check your printer's network settings vary by printer. You'll usually have to use the buttons directly on the printer to navigate its internal menus.\n- If you're using a USB cable to connect to the printer, make sure it's securely plugged in. You may also want to try a different USB cable to rule out a faulty cable connection."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'4 - Make sure there is paper in the printer tray.\nMake sure there is paper in the printer tray. Some printers will appear offline if no paper is available to print on.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"5 - Restart the print spooler.\nRestart the print spooler. Follow these steps to restart the service that controls your print jobs:\n- Press ⊞ Win+S to open the search bar and type services.\n- Click Services in the search results.\n- Scroll down and right-click the Print Spooler service.\n- Click Restart. This will restart the printer dialog, which will give the computer a chance to rediscover the printer.\n- Wait a few minutes and check to see if your printer is showing up online. Because it takes a moment for the printer spooler service to restart, you'll need to wait a few minutes before the printer shows up as detected by your PC."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'6 - Click on the Windows  Start menu and select Settings .\nClick on the Windows  Start menu and select Settings . If the printer still appears offline, there are some additional troubleshooting steps you can try.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"7 - Select Devices.\nSelect Devices. It's in the Settings menu."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'8 - Click Printers & scanners.\nClick Printers & scanners. You should now see your printer listed along with any other devices connected to your computer.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'9 - Clear the print queue.\nClear the print queue. Follow these steps to remove all documents from the queue:\n- Select your printer and select Open Queue.\n- Select a document in the queue.\n- Click Cancel under "Document."\n- Repeat until the queue is empty.\n- Check to see if the printer is working. If you\'re still having trouble, continue with this method.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"10 - Click on the printer's name and select Remove device.\nClick on the printer's name and select Remove device. If clearing the queue didn't work, this step will remove the printer's drivers so you can re-add them."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'11 - Click Add a device or printer.\nClick Add a device or printer. This is at the top of the "Printers & scanners" menu.'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			'12 - Follow the on-screen instructions to re-add your printer.\nFollow the on-screen instructions to re-add your printer. Once the printer is re-added, check to see if it\'s showing up as "online."'			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"13 - Set your printer as the default printer.\nSet your printer as the default printer. If the printer still isn't working, add it as the default to ensure Windows always detects it as the printer you want to use. Here's how:\n- Go to the Printers & scanners menu.\n- Click on the printer you want to set as the default.\n- Select Open queue.\n- Select Set As Default Printer in the menu for your printer's queue. This appears in the Printer menu that appears in the window with the printer queue."			None
'Is printer powered on?'			"14 - Contact your printer manufacturer for assistance.\nContact your printer manufacturer for assistance. If you're still having trouble with your printer, the issue is likely related to the printer itself. Contact the manufacturer of your printer for further assistance with connecting it to your PC."			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			'0 - Scanning Like a Pro'			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			"1 - Put in the time.\nPut in the time. If you really want your photos to look amazing when they're scanned in, you'll need to employ some special tricks but the most important part is that you'll really have to spend time working on the project. Each photo needs to be scanned and edited individually, so don't try to save time by scanning them all at once if you want them to really look good.[1]\n- X\n- Research source"			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			"2 - Scan the original film when possible.\nScan the original film when possible. If you have the option to, scanning the original film using a film scanner will give you a much higher quality image. Film scanners aren't inexpensive, but if you have a lot of pictures to preserve it might be a good idea."			True
'Is film scanner powered on?'			"3 - Do not turn the photos in the scanning program.\nDo not turn the photos in the scanning program. When you turn the photos in the scanning program's preview window (or even turn them afterwards in a photo editor), you can lose some image quality. Scan them in the correct orientation to begin with and you'll help preserve the quality of your image."			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			'4 - Scan in 24 Bit.\nScan in 24 Bit. In the list of options that includes black and white scanning, color scanning, etc., you will sometimes have the option to scan in 24 bit. This is the best choice for quality scans and you should take it whenever you can.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			'5 - Adjust the levels and saturation.\nAdjust the levels and saturation. If your scanning program has options for adjusting the levels and saturation before scanning, take that option. Adjusting these within a photo program later can damage the image and lose a lot of detail. Levels and saturation settings change the colors, darks, and brights in an image, helping you restore a faded picture.'			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			'6 - If you are scanning to make large sized reprints, and enormous file size is not a problem, save as a tiff file.\nIf you are scanning to make large sized reprints, and enormous file size is not a problem, save as a tiff file. If you want compact files, save in png or jpg (also called jpeg) format.'			None
'Is film scanner powered on?'			'7 - Use Photoshop to restore photos, not an automatic setting.\nUse Photoshop to restore photos, not an automatic setting. Generally, automatic settings will not do as good a job at fixing things as a person can. You can learn to use a program like Photoshop or you can actually hire professionals to do quick touch-ups on photos that are very important to you.'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'0 - Using the This PC Program'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'1 - Save any open documents you have on the flash drive.\nSave any open documents you have on the flash drive. The easiest way to do this in any open window is to hold down Ctrl and press S.'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'2 - Open the Start menu.\nOpen the Start menu. To do this, you can either click the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner of the screen, or you can press the ⊞ Win key on your computer\'s keyboard. Opening the Start menu will automatically place your mouse cursor in the "Search" bar.'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'3 - Type in this pc.\nType in this pc. Doing so will search your computer for the "This PC" program.'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'4 - Click the "This PC" icon.\nClick the "This PC" icon. It\'s a computer monitor-shaped image at the top of the Start menu\'s search window. Doing so will open This PC.'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'5 - Find your flash drive\'s name.\nFind your flash drive\'s name. It will appear below the "Devices and drives" heading that\'s in the middle of the page; typically, your flash drive will be on the right side of this page.\n- You\'ll usually see "(E:)" or "(F:)" after the flash drive\'s name.'			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			"6 - Right-click your flash drive's name.\nRight-click your flash drive's name. A drop-down menu will appear."			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			"7 - Click Eject.\nClick Eject. It's near the middle of the drop-down menu. Once you do this, the flash drive's name should disappear from the This PC window."			None
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'8 - Wait for the "Safe to Remove Hardware" prompt.\nWait for the "Safe to Remove Hardware" prompt. Once this notification displays in the bottom-right side of your computer\'s screen, your flash drive is ready for removal.'			True
"Is computer 's screen powered on?"			'9 - Gently tug the flash drive away from your computer.\nGently tug the flash drive away from your computer. It should slide out. The next time you plug your flash drive into your computer, all of your files should be as you left them.'			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'0 - '			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'1 - Turn on your phone.\nTurn on your phone. Ensure your phone has Bluetooth capabilities by looking in the Settings application for a Bluetooth option. These instructions work for both Apple and Android phones.\n- ;'			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'2 - Charge your headset, as instructed by the manual.\nCharge your headset, as instructed by the manual. If it is uncharged, it will be unable to pair.'			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'3 - Turn Bluetooth on in your phone settings.\nTurn Bluetooth on in your phone settings.\n- If you are using an Apple iPhone, go to Settings and look for Bluetooth under your Wi-Fi connection. Slide the radio button to “On.”\n- If you are using a popular Android phone, such as a Samsung Galaxy, you will go to the Settings application and click on the Connections tab. Slide the button to “On.”'			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'4 - Turn on the Jawbone Icon or Prime headset.\nTurn on the Jawbone Icon or Prime headset. If you are starting it for the first time, it will go into pairing mode automatically.\n- To place it into pairing mode manually, turn the headset off by sliding the power switch. Press down on the Talk button on the back of the headset and simultaneously slide the power switch on. Hold down the Talk button until the light flashes red and white. [1]\n- X\n- Research source'			True
'Is headset powered on?'			'5 - Look on your phone after 30 seconds to a minute.\nLook on your phone after 30 seconds to a minute. It should list all Bluetooth enabled devices in your area. Choose your Jawbone headset.\n- If it doesn’t appear, look for a Scan button under the Bluetooth menu.'			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'6 - Type in the universal code, if you are prompted to do so.\nType in the universal code, if you are prompted to do so. It is 4 zeros.'			None
'Is headset powered on?'			'7 - Return to your main menu and press your Talk button to start using your Icon or Prime.\nReturn to your main menu and press your Talk button to start using your Icon or Prime.'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'0 - Cleaning Off Dirt and Dust'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'1 - Wipe down your AirPods with a microfiber cloth.\nWipe down your AirPods with a microfiber cloth. Don’t use a regular cloth or rag or you could damage the polish on your AirPods.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n-  Microfiber cloths are also better at picking up small particles than regular cloths.[2]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n-  Hold the microfiber cloth in your hand and gently bring it over the entire surface of each AirPod.\n- ;'			True
'Is airpod powered on?'			'2 - Use a cotton swab to wipe off hard-to-reach areas.\nUse a cotton swab to wipe off hard-to-reach areas. Hold the cotton swab in your hand and gently rub the soft end through the small cracks and crevices on your AirPods. Carefully wipe over the speaker grills to remove any dust or wax that’s built up on them. Don’t push too hard on the speaker grills or you could damage them.[3]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'3 - Rub away dirt and grime spots with a pencil eraser.\nRub away dirt and grime spots with a pencil eraser. Place the eraser on the spot you want to remove and gently rub the eraser back and forth. Once the spot is gone, wipe off any leftover eraser shavings with the microfiber cloth.[4]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'4 - Brush the speaker grills with an anti-static brush.\nBrush the speaker grills with an anti-static brush. If you don’t have an anti-static brush, you can use the bristles on a clean, dry toothbrush instead. Use the bristles on the anti-static brush to brush away dust, dirt, or wax that’s stuck in the speaker grills. Use a gentle brushing motion so you don’t damage the grills.[5]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is airpod powered on?'			'5 - Use a damp microfiber cloth as a last resort.\nUse a damp microfiber cloth as a last resort. If your AirPods haven’t been cleaned in a while, you may need to use a little bit of water to remove tough dirt and grime spots. Add a drop or two of distilled water onto a microfiber cloth so that it’s barely wet. Then, rub the damp part of the cloth over the surface of your AirPods. Don’t let the wet part of the cloth make contact with the speaker grills or moisture could get inside of them.[6]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- Use distilled water instead of tap water. Tap water has minerals that can damage the polish on your AirPods.'			None