bert_annotations_isUsed_train.tsv

'Was ⌥ option used?'			'0 - Using the Menu Bar'			False
'Was ⌥ option used?'			'1 - Open multiple windows in an app.\nOpen multiple windows in an app. You can open and close multiple windows in most apps, including all internet browsers, text editors, productivity apps, media players, image viewers, and file managers.\n- You can also use this method to close all folders if you have multiple windows open in Finder.\n- ;'			False
'Was ⌥ option used?'			"2 - Click the app icon on the Dock.\nClick the app icon on the Dock. You will see this app's icon on the Dock at the bottom of your screen. Click on it make sure you're not closing any other apps. You will see the app name on the menu bar in the upper-left corner of your screen."			False
'Was ⌥ option used?'			'3 - Click the File button on the menu bar.\nClick the File button on the menu bar. This button is located next to the app name in the upper-left corner of your screen. A drop-down menu will appear.'			False
'Was ⌥ option used?'			'4 - Press and hold the ⌥ Option button on your keyboard.\nPress and hold the ⌥ Option button on your keyboard. Without closing the File menu, press the Option button to see more menu options. Some of the options in the drop-down menu will change.\n- On some keyboards, you will have Alt instead of Option. In this case, look for the ⌥ sign on your keyboard.'			True
'Was ⌥ option used?'			'5 - Click Close All on the drop-down menu.\nClick Close All on the drop-down menu. It will close all open windows in this app without quitting the app. The app will keep running in the background.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'0 - Setting Up Touch ID'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			"1 - Click the Apple menu.\nClick the Apple menu. You'll find this in the upper-left corner of the screen."			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'2 - Click System Preferences.\nClick System Preferences.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			"3 - Click Touch ID.\nClick Touch ID. If you don't see this option, click the Show All button at the top of the window. The icon is a grid with 12 dots."			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'4 - Click Add a fingerprint.\nClick Add a fingerprint.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'5 - Type your account password.\nType your account password.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'6 - Place your finger on the Touch ID sensor when prompted.\nPlace your finger on the Touch ID sensor when prompted.'			True
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'7 - Lift and place again in a slightly different position.\nLift and place again in a slightly different position.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'8 - Repeat placing your finger until the scan is complete.\nRepeat placing your finger until the scan is complete. Make sure you move your finger slightly each time so that the scanner can read all angles.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'9 - Click the checkboxes for the services you want to use.\nClick the checkboxes for the services you want to use. You can use your fingerprint to unlock your Mac, enable Apple Pay in Safari, and authorize purchases in the iTunes and App Stores.'			False
'Was touch id sensor used?'			'10 - Unlock your Mac with your fingerprint.\nUnlock your Mac with your fingerprint. Once enabled, you can unlock your Mac from the login screen by simply placing your finger on the Touch ID sensor.[3]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was drill used?'			'0 - Rigged Drill Method'			False
'Was drill used?'			'1 - Get a magnet and tape it to the end of a high RPM drill and make sure it is held in place very tightly, use Duct or packing tape.\nGet a magnet and tape it to the end of a high RPM drill and make sure it is held in place very tightly, use Duct or packing tape.\n- You could also use a small electric fan. The motor creates the same magnetic field as the drill. When you turn on the fan hold the back of it onto the screen. From then you can go on from step 4.'			False
'Was drill used?'			'2 - Hold the rigged drill next to the spot to be fixed, make sure it is about 2–3 centimeter (0.8–1.2\xa0in) away from the screen.\nHold the rigged drill next to the spot to be fixed, make sure it is about 2–3 centimeter (0.8–1.2\xa0in) away from the screen.'			False
'Was drill used?'			"3 - Now pull the trigger an you'll see the screen blur rapidly, this is normal so do not worry.\nNow pull the trigger an you'll see the screen blur rapidly, this is normal so do not worry."			True
'Was drill used?'			'4 - While the drill is running, slowly pull away from the screen and you may see it is fixed.\nWhile the drill is running, slowly pull away from the screen and you may see it is fixed.'			True
'Was drill used?'			'5 - This process may need to be repeated due to magnet strength and drill speed but it will work.\nThis process may need to be repeated due to magnet strength and drill speed but it will work.'			True
'Was drill used?'			"6 - Due to physics the fast, random turning of the magnet/s will fix the screen's colors.\nDue to physics the fast, random turning of the magnet/s will fix the screen's colors."			False
'Was keyboard used?'			'0 - Mac'			False
'Was keyboard used?'			'1 - Understand how key shortcuts work.\nUnderstand how key shortcuts work. To use a key shortcut, you will hold down one or more modifier keys and press a letter (or another modifier key). Modifier keys include the following:[2]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- ⌘ Command - Located on the left and right sides of the spacebar.\n- ⌥ Option - Located next to the ⌘ Command keys.\n- Control - Located on the left side of the keyboard.\n- Fn - Located in the bottom-left side of the keyboard. This key activates the alternative uses for the "Function" keys (e.g., F8).\n- ⇧ Shift - Located on the left and right sides of the keyboard.\n- Arrow keys - While not technically modifier keys, the arrow keys can be used to select items.\n- ⏎ Return - Located on the right side of the keyboard. Allows you to open a selected item.'			False
'Was keyboard used?'			'2 - Use keyboard shortcuts for common actions.\nUse keyboard shortcuts for common actions. Instead of using the mouse or a program\'s buttons, you can use your Mac\'s keyboard to do things like copying files or text, and opening certain programs:\n- \n- ⌘ Command+X - Copy selected text or file, then delete it from the current location (also called "cutting").\n- ⌘ Command+C - Copy selected text or file without deleting it.\n- ⌘ Command+V - Paste a copied item.\n- ⌘ Command+Z - Undo the last command.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+Z - Redo the last command if you used the Undo command.\n- ⌘ Command+A - Select all items in your current folder.\n- ⌘ Command+F - Open the search bar in a specific window, browser, or program.\n- ⌘ Command+G - Find the next instance of an item (e.g., a word) you searched for.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+G - Find the previous instance of an item you searched for.\n- ⌘ Command+H - Hide the front (currently open) app or program\'s window.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+H - Hide all windows except the front app or program.\n- ⌘ Command+M - Minimize the front window.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+M - Minimize all front app\'s windows.\n- ⌘ Command+N - Open a new document, window, or tab depending on the program you\'re using.\n- ⌘ Command+O - Open a selected item (e.g., a file or folder).\n- ⌘ Command+P - Print the current document.\n- ⌘ Command+S - Save your current document.\n- ⌘ Command+Q - Quit the front app.\n- ⌘ Command+Esc - Open the Force Quit menu.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+⌥ Option+Esc - Hold for three seconds to force-quit the front app.\n- ⌘ Command+Space - Bring up the Spotlight search bar.\n- ⌘ Command+Tab ↹ - Switch to the next open app.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+~ - Switch to the next window of the front app.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+3 - Take a full-screen screenshot.\n- ⌘ Command+, - Open the front app\'s preferences.'			True
'Was keyboard used?'			"3 - Make your computer sleep, log out, or shut down.\nMake your computer sleep, log out, or shut down. There are several shortcuts you can use to lock down your computer quickly:\n- \n- Control + Power button - Bring up the Sleep/Restart/Shut down menu.\n- Control+⌘ Command + Power button - Force your Mac to reboot.\n- Control+⇧ Shift + Power button - Shut off your Mac's screen.\n- Control+⌘ Command + Media eject button - Quit all apps, then restart.\n- Control+⌥ Option+⌘ Command + Power button - Quit all apps, then shut down.\n- ⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+Q - Brings up a prompt that, when accepted, logs you out of your account.\n- ⌥ Option+⇧ Shift+⌘ Command+Q - Logs you out of your account without asking to confirm."			False
'Was keyboard used?'			'4 - Use shortcuts to navigate the Finder.\nUse shortcuts to navigate the Finder. You can use keyboard shortcuts to perform several actions inside of the Finder:\n- \n- ⌘ Command+D - Duplicate selected items.\n- ⌘ Command+E - Eject a selected drive (e.g., flash drive).\n- ⌘ Command+F - Open Spotlight in the Finder.\n- ⌘ Command+I - Display the Get Info window for a selected item.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+C - Open the Computer folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+D - Open the Desktop folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+F - Open the All My Files folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+G - Open a Go to Folder search.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+H - Open your Mac\'s Home folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+I - Open iCloud Drive.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+K - Open the Network window.\n- ⌥ Option+⌘ Command+L - Open the Downloads folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+O - Open the Documents folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+R - Open the AirDrop utility.\n- Control+⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+T - Place the selected item on the Dock.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+U - Open the Utilities folder.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+D - Hide the Dock (or show it if it\'s already hidden).\n- Control+⌘ Command+T - Add the selected item to the Finder sidebar.\n- ⌥ Option+⌘ Command+P - Hide the address bar (or show it if it\'s hidden).\n- ⌥ Option+⌘ Command+S - Hide the sidebar (or show it if it\'s hidden).\n- ⌘ Command+J - Show the folder View options.\n- ⌘ Command+N - Open a new window in the Finder.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+N - Create a new folder in your current location in the Finder.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+N - Create a "smart" folder in your current location in Finder.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+V - Move copied files from their current location to your current location.\n- ⌘ Command + 1, 2, 3, or 4 - Change the way icons are displayed in the current folder.\n- ⌘ Command+[ - See the last folder you were in.\n- ⌘ Command+] - Go to the next folder in the path.\n- ⌘ Command + Brightness down - Enable or disable display mirroring while your Mac is connected to another display (e.g., a TV).\n- ⌘ Command+Del - Send a selected item to the Trash.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+Delete - Empty the Trash with a warning message.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+⇧ Shift+Delete - Empty the trash without warning.\n- ⌥ Option + Brightness up - Open the Display settings.\n- ⌥ Option+Mission Control - Open your Mission Control preferences.\n- ⌥ Option+Volume Up - Open your Mac\'s Sound preferences.\n- ⌘ Command+Mission Control - Displays the desktop.'			False
'Was keyboard used?'			'5 - Use shortcuts to edit the text in a document.\nUse shortcuts to edit the text in a document. Rather than clicking a text editor\'s various buttons, you can use shortcuts to edit the text:\n- \n- ⌘ Command+B - Make selected text bold.\n- ⌘ Command+I - Make selected text italic.\n- ⌘ Command+U - Make selected text underlined.\n- ⌘ Command+T - Hide the "Fonts" window, or displays it if the window is already hidden.\n- ⌘ Command+D - Chooses the Desktop folder as the Open or Save destination.\n- ⌘ Command+Control+D - Display a selected word\'s definition.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+: - See the "Spelling and Grammar" window.\n- ⌘ Command+; - Search for spelling errors in the document.\n- Control+L - Place the cursor in the center of the screen.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+F - Open the Search field.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+C - Copy selected text\'s formatting.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+V - Apply copied formatting to selected text.\n- ⌘ Command+⌥ Option+⇧ Shift+V - Apply formatting from surrounding content to selected content.\n- ⌘ Command+I - Bring up the Inspector window.\n- ⌘ Command+P - Open document settings.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+S - Open the "Save As" window.\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+- - Decrease a selected item\'s font size (or picture size).\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift++ - Increase a selected item\'s font size (or picture size).\n- ⌘ Command+⇧ Shift+? - Open the Help window.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Print Thumbnails in Mac OS'			False
'Was printer used?'			'1 - Hook up your printer to your computer if you have not already done so.\nHook up your printer to your computer if you have not already done so.\n- ;'			True
'Was printer used?'			'2 - Open your iPhoto application to access your photos.\nOpen your iPhoto application to access your photos. You may need to import them if you want to work with them at all before printing.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'3 - Create an album, if you are selecting pictures from many different events.\nCreate an album, if you are selecting pictures from many different events. You need to be able to select all the photos at once in order to make a complete contact sheet.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'4 - Select photos by dragging a box around the photos or by pressing the "Command" key and clicking on each photo.\nSelect photos by dragging a box around the photos or by pressing the "Command" key and clicking on each photo.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - Go to "File" and then "Print.\nGo to "File" and then "Print." When the print dialogue box appears, change the format on the left hand side from "Standard" to "Contact Sheet."'			False
'Was printer used?'			'6 - Press "Print" and your iPhoto contact sheet will start printing.\nPress "Print" and your iPhoto contact sheet will start printing.'			False
'Was iphone used?'			'0 - Printing with AirPrint on iPhone'			False
'Was iphone used?'			"1 - Connect your AirPrint printer to your network.\nConnect your AirPrint printer to your network. The process for this will vary depending on your printer. Generally, you'll use the printer's built-in menu to select your wireless network and enter the password to join.\n- You can see if your printer is AirPrint-compatible by checking Apple's support page."			False
'Was iphone used?'			"2 - Make sure there is photo paper in your printer.\nMake sure there is photo paper in your printer. Most modern desktop printers will have a special tray for photo paper that your iPhone will automatically print pictures from. This tray may be adjustable, and the location will vary depending on the printer. Refer to your printer's documentation for instructions on putting photo paper in the tray."			False
'Was iphone used?'			"3 - Ensure you're connected to the same network as the printer.\nEnsure you're connected to the same network as the printer. You'll need to be on the same network as the AirPrint printer to print. You cannot print to your AirPrint printer remotely from a different Wi-Fi network.\n- You can do this by opening Settings on your iPhone, tapping on Wi-Fi, and looking at which network your phone is connected to. If you're not connected to the same network, tap on the network your printer is connected to, and enter a password (if there is one)."			False
'Was iphone used?'			'4 - Open Photos on your iPhone.\nOpen Photos on your iPhone. This app icon looks like a multicolored flower. You can find this app on your home screen or by searching.'			True
'Was iphone used?'			"5 - Tap a photo you want to print.\nTap a photo you want to print. If you want to print more than one photo, tap and hold a picture and it will get a blue checkmark in the upper left corner to indicate that it is selected. You can continue tapping to add pictures to your selection. Make sure you don't select a video, though, as that will prevent you from getting the option to print.[2]\n- X\n- Research source"			False
'Was iphone used?'			"6 - Tap the Share icon .\nTap the Share icon . You'll find this in the lower-left corner of the screen."			False
'Was iphone used?'			"7 - Tap Print.\nTap Print. You'll find this in the second row of sharing options. You may have to swipe the row from right to left to see it."			False
'Was iphone used?'			'8 - Tap "Select Printer."\nTap "Select Printer." A list of available printers will appear.'			False
'Was iphone used?'			"9 - Tap your printer.\nTap your printer. If your printer is not on the list, verify that it is connected to the same network as you and that it is AirPrint compatible. Restarting the printer and your router will usually fix connection errors.\n- If you need more printing options, you may want to try the printing app from your printer's manufacturer, like the HP app, HP Smart."			False
'Was iphone used?'			'10 - Tap Print to print the selected photos.\nTap Print to print the selected photos. Your printer will automatically attempt to print from the photo paper tray on your printer.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Win7 Network Printer will not print from remote computer'			False
'Was printer used?'			'1 - On the host computer, make sure printer sharing has been turned on.\nOn the host computer, make sure printer sharing has been turned on.'			True
'Was printer used?'			'2 - Move to the remote computer.\nMove to the remote computer.\n- Control Panel > Devices & Printers'			False
'Was printer used?'			'3 - If a printer icon exists, right click and select "Remove Device"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'If a printer icon exists, right click and select "Remove Device"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'4 - At the top, click "Add Printer"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'At the top, click "Add Printer"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - Select "Add a network printer"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'Select "Add a network printer"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'6 - If no printers appear or none are listed:\nIf no printers appear or none are listed:'			False
'Was printer used?'			'7 - Click "The printer that I want isn\'t listed"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'Click "The printer that I want isn\'t listed"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'8 - Pick "Select a shared printer by name"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'Pick "Select a shared printer by name"\n- Example: \\\\IP-35_64BIT-PC\\HP LaserJet 6P > Next'			False
'Was printer used?'			"9 - If you don't know the exact printer name & path, print a test page from the host computer.\nIf you don't know the exact printer name & path, print a test page from the host computer."			False
'Was printer used?'			'10 - It will be listed next to "Computer Name"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'It will be listed next to "Computer Name"'			False
'Was printer used?'			'11 - In the final dialog box, select "Print test page" if desired.\nIn the final dialog box, select "Print test page" if desired.'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'0 - Printing the Model'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'1 - Insert the plastic filament spool at the back of the 3D printer, and insert the filament into the heating block.\nInsert the plastic filament spool at the back of the 3D printer, and insert the filament into the heating block.'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'2 - Turn on the 3D printer, and select the option to "Preheat" the printer as you import your file.\nTurn on the 3D printer, and select the option to "Preheat" the printer as you import your file.'			True
'Was 3d printer used?'			'3 - Import the STL file model into the 3D printing software that comes with the 3D printer.\nImport the STL file model into the 3D printing software that comes with the 3D printer.\n- A window will pop up and ask where the model should be placed. Click on absolute center as this would put the model in the middle of the printing tray.'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'4 - Check the "Uniform Scaling" box on the left hand side under the Scale box.\nCheck the "Uniform Scaling" box on the left hand side under the Scale box. The model can be resized, rotated, and adjusted using these four left hand buttons.'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'5 - Push the "Make" button on the top of the screen, and choose the location of where you want this file to be saved.\nPush the "Make" button on the top of the screen, and choose the location of where you want this file to be saved. (Desktop if connected by USB, or SDCARD if connected to a card reader)'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'6 - Select the connected setting on the printer (USB cable or Card reader).\nSelect the connected setting on the printer (USB cable or Card reader).'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'7 - Select the file of your model that you would like to print.\nSelect the file of your model that you would like to print.'			False
'Was 3d printer used?'			'8 - Allow your printed model to cool for about a minute before removing it from the printer.\nAllow your printed model to cool for about a minute before removing it from the printer.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was printer used?'			"1 - Determine the ideal size of your printer.\nDetermine the ideal size of your printer. The best way to determine this is to go into your home office and pick out the spot that your printer will occupy. Measure in all 3 dimensions the maximum amount of space you're willing to allot for the printer. Do not exceed these measurements when you go out to purchase.\n- ;"			True
'Was printer used?'			'2 - Pick between inkjet and laser technology.\nPick between inkjet and laser technology. InkJet has been one of the most popular options for all-in-one printers for the past few years, particularly because they have a much lower upfront cost than laser printers. Inkjet printers also have a reputation for printing higher quality photographs than laser printers. However, inkjet printers are slower than laser printers and they perform poorly when printing something that has a low-quality or low-resolution source. Laser printers are better suited for printing quickly and printing in high volumes, but also tend to be larger in size.\n- If you are only going to print text documents, the laser printer is the better choice. They are fast, low-maintenance, and high quality. While inkjet printers can print at a similar quality, they print slower and require far more maintenance.\n- If you plan on printing in color often, the inkjet printer is the better choice. Unlike black and white printing, color printing on a laser printer requires 4 toners, which can bump up maintenance costs noticeably. On top of that, color laser printers are significantly more expensive upfront.\n- If you plan on printing photographs, the inkjet printer is the better choice. Laser printers are not good at printing on specialty papers, including photo stock, resulting in poor quality photographs. Inkjet printers, on the other hand, print very high quality photographs.'			False
'Was printer used?'			"3 - Decide if you need to print high quality photographs.\nDecide if you need to print high quality photographs. If you are planning on doing photography work, then you'll want to buy a printer with a memory card reader slot for your camera's data card, which will allow you to print photos directly. Some printers are even equipped with an LCD screen for viewing and editing photos before printing. If photo printing is important to you, be sure to purchase a printer that has the ability to print on standard photo paper."			False
'Was printer used?'			'4 - Decide if you need a scanner feature.\nDecide if you need a scanner feature. If you ever plan on scanning an item into your computer, be sure you buy an all-in-one printer with a high quality scanner. Standard scanners often produce images with low quality. On the other hand, higher quality scanners tend to produce much cleaner and crisper pictures. Keep in mind that higher quality scanners will increase the price by a noticeable amount.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - Decide if you need a fax feature.\nDecide if you need a fax feature. Most all-in-one printers are equipped with the ability to fax. Some of the better models will allow you to store hundreds, even thousands, of fax numbers and use them for speed dialing. Some machines will have the capability to hold an outgoing fax until a scheduled time.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'6 - Decide if you need any peripheral or convenience features.\nDecide if you need any peripheral or convenience features. Many high end all-in-one printer models come with built-in duplexer, which allow the printer to print on both sides of paper. Some models can print labels directly onto CDs and DVDs. More recently, all-in-one printers have been coming equipped with the ability to connect to the Internet in order to print content directly or to send printing jobs to remote printers.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'7 - Consider your networking requirements.\nConsider your networking requirements. A lot of the lower end all-in-one printers typically support a single computer connected by a single USB cable. However, if you need an all-in-one printer for a larger network with multiple computers, then be sure to buy one that can be connected to a network. Higher end models often have Local Area Network, Bluetooth, and WiFi capabilities.\n- Keep in mind that some networked printers will only allow specific features (e.g., printing only) over a network. If you need to scan, fax, or copy over the network, make sure the printer you purchase is able to do so.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'8 - Avoid paying too much attention to vendor specifications.\nAvoid paying too much attention to vendor specifications. Many of the specifications given by vendors, such as print speed and resolution, are tested using in-house methods. There is no standardization across companies and brands. Because of this, most of these specifications can be arbitrary and, therefore, useless for comparison.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Connecting the Printer to the Network'			False
'Was printer used?'			'1 - Tap "Settings.\nTap "Settings." This is the second icon on the menu of the control panel - the one with the satellite icon.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'2 - Tap "Wireless Setup Wizard.\nTap "Wireless Setup Wizard." You may have to scroll down to find this.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'3 - Select Network SSID.\nSelect Network SSID. From the list of available networks, select your home network.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'4 - Enter your wireless passcode.\nEnter your wireless passcode. Input your home network’s security key or passcode.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - Confirm settings.\nConfirm settings. You will be asked to confirm your settings. Tap "Okay." The printer will try to establish a connection to your network.'			True
'Was printer used?'			'6 - View confirmation.\nView confirmation. A “Confirmation Successful” message will appear if the printer was able to connect successfully.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Scanning to Your E-mail'			False
'Was printer used?'			'1 - Register your printer with HP ePrint or HP Connected.\nRegister your printer with HP ePrint or HP Connected. Your printer needs an identifiable e-mail address in order for the e-mail function to work. Register it first so it has an HP ePrint e-mail address.'			True
'Was printer used?'			'2 - Check your Internet connection.\nCheck your Internet connection. For this to work, your home network should be connected to the Internet. The printer will need to connect to and use the ePrint server.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'3 - Select Scan to E-mail.\nSelect Scan to E-mail. From the printer’s touch screen panel, start from the home screen and scroll right until you find Scan. Tap on "Scan" and select E-mail under Scan To.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'4 - Configure output settings.\nConfigure output settings. Tap "Settings." Set the Scan Type to either Photo or Document, and set the Resolution.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - Input recipient’s e-mail.\nInput recipient’s e-mail. Just like sending normal e-mails, input the recipient’s e-mail address in the "To" field.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'6 - Scan.\nScan. Your photo or document will be scanned and automatically sent to the entered recipients.'			False
'Was scan used?'			'0 - Scanning'			False
'Was scan used?'			"1 - Connect your scanner to your computer.\nConnect your scanner to your computer. Although most of today's scanners connect via USB cords, some older scanners connect to the serial and parallel ports on most computers. Plug the smaller end of the USB cord into your scanner's slot, and the bigger end into your PC.\n- ;"			False
'Was scan used?'			"2 - Power the scanner and turn the scanner on.\nPower the scanner and turn the scanner on.  Plug in the power cord to the scanner as well as the other end into the electrical outlet , and turn the device on. If you've already connected the scanner to your computer to grab the drivers to run the scanner to your computer, you can turn each item on in whatever order you feel to be most comfortable; however, if not, prepare to turn on the scanner once you are logged into your computer's user account."			False
'Was scan used?'			"3 - Place whatever you want to scan into the scanner.\nPlace whatever you want to scan into the scanner. Make sure that the picture is face down onto the scanner glass. Almost all scanners will have tiny insignias mentioning in which corner the picture will need to be placed. Place it a teensy-weensie bit below this area.\n- If the scanner has what's called a automatic document feeder, do not use this. Using these, on top of not being able to re-obtain the finished pictures, will also cause the pictures to jam the machine and the picture will also smudge. Only use the flatbed area of your scanner to obtain scans of your pictures."			False
'Was scan used?'			'4 - Follow the directions from the scanner\'s manual as well as the scanner\'s third-party software to ensure you are pressing the right buttons.\nFollow the directions from the scanner\'s manual as well as the scanner\'s third-party software to ensure you are pressing the right buttons. Sometimes the button will be called "Scan" and other times it may be called something else entirely.\n- Sometimes, pressing the Scan button on your scanner will launch your scanning software, while other times, you can open your software where you can import pictures via your scanner and scan using this.\n- Do not take your picture from the scanner flatbed portion. Most scanners will need to rescan a select portion and save that area (as you\'ll see later).'			True
'Was scan used?'			"5 - Crop the previewed image if the scanning software you use offers you to preview the scan before you save the image.\nCrop the previewed image if the scanning software you use offers you to preview the scan before you save the image. Make sure that any of the white background that was used isn't showing in your finished image, and remember to rotate the image if possible."			False
'Was scan used?'			'6 - Save the image.\nSave the image.  Most often doing so, this will take a secondary scan of the item as to scan only those areas.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Alternate Method'			False
'Was printer used?'			'1 - Go into Microsoft Word (or a similar program).\nGo into Microsoft Word (or a similar program).\n- ;'			False
'Was printer used?'			'2 - Create four small rectangles.\nCreate four small rectangles.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'3 - Color one of them black, another Blue, the next Red, and the last yellow.\nColor one of them black, another Blue, the next Red, and the last yellow.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'4 - Print!\nPrint!'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - If all of the colors have come out clearly, it means you have enough of each color.\nIf all of the colors have come out clearly, it means you have enough of each color. If one or more are not clear, you need to change them.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'6 - Save the file in My Documents to run whenever you need to test your printer cartridges.\nSave the file in My Documents to run whenever you need to test your printer cartridges.'			True
'Was printer used?'			'7 - Run occasionally to work print head if printer is not used very often.\nRun occasionally to work print head if printer is not used very often.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'0 - Troubleshooting on macOS'			False
'Was printer used?'			'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.'			True
'Was printer used?'			'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."'			False
'Was printer used?'			"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.\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."			False
'Was printer used?'			'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.[3]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was printer used?'			'5 - Click the Apple  menu.\nClick the Apple  menu. You can find it in the top-left corner of the screen.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'6 - Click System Preferences on the menu.\nClick System Preferences on the menu.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'7 - Click Printers & Scanners or Print & Scan.\nClick Printers & Scanners or Print & Scan. This opens the menu listing all printers connected to your Mac in a new window. Select the printer you want to connect in this menu.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'8 - Right-click anywhere inside the Printers window.\nRight-click anywhere inside the Printers window. This opens a small pop-up list with more options for the printer listed in the window.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'9 - Select Reset printing system in the menu.\nSelect Reset printing system in the menu. This opens another window that asks to confirm you resetting the printing system.'			False
'Was printer used?'			'10 - Click Reset in the confirmation window.\nClick Reset in the confirmation window. This will open a window asking for the Administrator name and password.\n- This will delete all printers and scanners connected with your Mac, so make sure to re-add any devices you still want to use after restarting your system.'			False
'Was printer used?'			"11 - Enter the Administrator name and password and click OK.\nEnter the Administrator name and password and click OK. Once you do this, the system will then complete the reset process for your Mac's printing system."			False
'Was printer used?'			"12 - Navigate back to the Printers & Scanners page.\nNavigate back to the Printers & Scanners page. After you've reset your printing system, you'll need to add the printer to your Mac again."			False
'Was printer used?'			'13 - Click Add a Device.\nClick Add a Device. This opens the dialog that scans for your printer to detect it automatically.\n- Make sure your printer is turned on and ready to connect before proceeding with this step.'			False
'Was printer used?'			"14 - Select your printer and click Add.\nSelect your printer and click Add. This will re-connect your printer with your Mac's wireless network. At this point, your printer should appear online if there are no mechanical issues.\n- If you haven't already, make sure to connect any other devices this way to re-add them."			False
'Was printer used?'			"15 - 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."			False
'Was camera used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was camera used?'			'1 - Dress professionally unless conveyed otherwise; for men preferably dark colored suits (blue, black or gray) with a non-flamboyant shirt and tie, and of course wear polished shoes should a full-dress camera shot apply.\nDress professionally unless conveyed otherwise; for men preferably dark colored suits (blue, black or gray) with a non-flamboyant shirt and tie, and of course wear polished shoes should a full-dress camera shot apply.\n- ;'			False
'Was camera used?'			'2 - For women preferably a nice pant-suit or dress, non-flamboyant with no skin revealed beneath the neck-line.\nFor women preferably a nice pant-suit or dress, non-flamboyant with no skin revealed beneath the neck-line. Shoes should complement your attire; avoid unprofessional looking stilettos should a full-dress camera shot apply and for men and women avoid displays of excessive jewelry or artwork on body-parts.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'3 - Shut down your mobile phone or any other potential distractions within your control prior to the interview.\nShut down your mobile phone or any other potential distractions within your control prior to the interview.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'4 - The presence of voice, language and body positioning is important.\nThe presence of voice, language and body positioning is important. Avoid elevated voice tones, slang and loose posture. Bottom-line; sound sharp and look sharp.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'5 - Look directly into the camera when speaking; avoid wandering eyes or a deer caught in the headlights scenario.\nLook directly into the camera when speaking; avoid wandering eyes or a deer caught in the headlights scenario. Relax and show confidence in your ability to maintain physical-control.'			True
'Was camera used?'			'6 - Answer each question to the best of your ability without going overboard; keep your answers brief and to the point.\nAnswer each question to the best of your ability without going overboard; keep your answers brief and to the point.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'7 - Avoid criticizing your previous employer or colleagues if at all possible.\nAvoid criticizing your previous employer or colleagues if at all possible.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'8 - Avoid leaving the confines of the camera until the interview is completely administered and remember to thank the employer for his/her time and consideration of the interview session.\nAvoid leaving the confines of the camera until the interview is completely administered and remember to thank the employer for his/her time and consideration of the interview session.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'9 - Remember to adjust the light sources around you so that there is light shining on your face and that there are no lights shining directly into the webcam.\nRemember to adjust the light sources around you so that there is light shining on your face and that there are no lights shining directly into the webcam.'			False
'Was camera used?'			"10 - Don't skimp on the webcam and microphone, quality does matter.\nDon't skimp on the webcam and microphone, quality does matter."			False
'Was webcam used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was webcam used?'			"1 - Connect your webcam to your Windows PC.\nConnect your webcam to your Windows PC. Connect the USB cable to an available port on your PC, and then install its software when prompted.\n- If you're using a built-in webcam on a laptop or monitor, you can skip this step.\n- ;"			False
'Was webcam used?'			'2 - Click the  menu.\nClick the  menu. It’s usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen.'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'3 - Type camera into the search bar.\nType camera into the search bar. You may have to click a circle or magnifying glass icon to open the search bar first.'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'4 - Click Camera.\nClick Camera. The camera app will open on the screen. This should automatically start your webcam.\n- If asked to allow the app permission to access your webcam, be sure to give all requested permissions.'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'5 - Click .\nClick . It’s at the top-right corner of the camera preview screen.'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'6 - Select a video recording speed.\nSelect a video recording speed. Scroll down the right column to the “Videos” header, and then select your desired resolution from the drop-down menu. The higher the resolution, the better the quality (and the larger the file size).'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'7 - Click anywhere else on the video.\nClick anywhere else on the video. This closes the settings menu.'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'8 - Click the video icon.\nClick the video icon. It’s the outline of a video camera on the right side of the window. This switches the camera to video mode.'			False
'Was webcam used?'			'9 - Click the video icon to start recording.\nClick the video icon to start recording. It’s the large white version of the video camera on the left side of the window. The time count at the bottom-center part of the preview screen will increase as you continue to record.'			True
'Was webcam used?'			'10 - Click the stop button to stop recording.\nClick the stop button to stop recording. It’s the red square on the right side of the window. The video will stop recording immediately. The finished video will be saved to the “Camera Roll” folder inside your “Photos” folder.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'0 - Using Windows'			False
'Was camera used?'			"1 - Locate your webcam.\nLocate your webcam.  Most computers have a webcam built-in.  It's usually located above the screen in the center.  Look for a pin-hole lens in the center above the screen.\n- If your computer does not have a built-in webcam, you can purchase one and connect it using a free USB port on your computer.\n- ;"			False
'Was camera used?'			"2 - Click the Windows Start icon .\nClick the Windows Start icon .  This displays the Windows Start menu.  It's in the lower-left corner in the taskbar."			False
'Was camera used?'			'3 - Type Camera.\nType Camera.  This displays the Camera app that comes with Windows in the Start menu.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'4 - Click Camera.\nClick Camera.  This opens the camera app.  You will see your camera feed displayed on the screen.\n- When your webcam is turned on, you will usually see a green light next to the webcam.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'5 - Click one of the camera icons to the right.\nClick one of the camera icons to the right.  The front-facing camera is used to take photos.  The side-facing camera takes videos.  Click the camera icon that corresponds to the mode you want to use.'			True
'Was camera used?'			'6 - Click the white button on the right.\nClick the white button on the right.  If you are in photo mode, this takes a still picture.  If you are in video mode, this starts filming a video.'			False
'Was camera used?'			'7 - Click the Stop button.\nClick the Stop button.  The stop button is the white button with the red square on the side.  This stops filming.  By default, you can find the images and videos you shoot by opening the Finder and navigating to "Pictures" followed by "Camera Roll".\n- There are many apps you can use your webcam with, including Skype, and Zoom.  You can also do video chats using Messenger apps like Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, and Viber.  These apps should automatically recognize your webcam.  If not, you can select it in the Settings.'			False
'Was isight used?'			'0 - External iSight Method'			False
'Was isight used?'			'1 - Plug in your iSight to your Mac.\nPlug in your iSight to your Mac. It should recognize it.\n- ;'			False
'Was isight used?'			'2 - Go to iMovie'			False
'Was isight used?'			'Go to iMovie'			False
'Was isight used?'			'3 - On iMovie, go to the option where it has a video camera'			False
'Was isight used?'			'On iMovie, go to the option where it has a video camera'			False
'Was isight used?'			'4 - Click "Record with iSight"'			False
'Was isight used?'			'Click "Record with iSight"'			True
'Was isight used?'			'5 - Done!\nDone!'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - '			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Understand what this error means.\nUnderstand what this error means. The "Critical Process Died" error refers to an instance in which an important hardware component (e.g., your hard drive) or a mandatory software attribute either didn\'t start up correctly or stopped suddenly.\n- This error can be trivial, but if you see it happen multiple times in a row or you\'re unable to start your computer without running into the BSOD, it indicates a more serious issue.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Make sure you\'ve encountered the correct error.\nMake sure you\'ve encountered the correct error. The "Critical Process Died" error returns the code 0x000000EF. If you see a different code, skip to the next part.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"3 - Determine whether this is the first time you're encountering this error.\nDetermine whether this is the first time you're encountering this error. If you received this error once and then were able to use your computer normally, it may be that your computer had a minor problem when loading drivers. If you've received this error two or more times in a relatively short amount of time, however, you should proceed with attempting to fix the error.\n- If you're unable to use your computer without receiving this error, you need to take your computer into a reputable repair service or shop—it may be that your hard drive or processor is failing, in which case there's nothing you can do from your end."			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Open Start .\nOpen Start . Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. The Start menu will pop up.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Open Command Prompt in administrator mode.\nOpen Command Prompt in administrator mode. Type in command prompt to search for Command Prompt, then right-click  Command Prompt and click Run as administrator in the drop-down menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click Yes when prompted.\nClick Yes when prompted. Doing so will open the Command Prompt window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Enter the System File Checker command.\nEnter the System File Checker command. Type in sfc /scannow and press ↵ Enter. Windows will begin scanning for issues.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Wait for the scan to complete.\nWait for the scan to complete. Windows will attempt to fix any issues it encounters. Once the scan is complete, you can proceed.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Restart your computer.\nRestart your computer. Click Start , click Power , and click Restart in the pop-up menu.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Try running the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) service.\nTry running the Deployment Image Servicing and Management (DISM) service. If you still receive the "Critical Process Died" error on occasion but can still access your computer, try doing the following:\n- Re-open Command Prompt in administrator mode.\n- Type in Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth and press ↵ Enter.\n- Type in Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth and press ↵ Enter.\n- Type in Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth and press ↵ Enter.\n- Wait for any processes to finish running, then restart your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Take your computer into a reputable repair shop.\nTake your computer into a reputable repair shop. If the steps in this section haven\'t fixed the error or you\'re unable to access your computer without the BSOD appearing, you\'ll need to take your computer into a professional repair service. Since the "Critical Process Died" error often refers to hardware, your hard drive, processor, or RAM may be corrupted and in need of recovery.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Scanning Your PC for Malware'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Download the latest version of Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware.\nDownload the latest version of Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware. In some cases, a .lnk file extension problem can be caused by a computer virus. Anti-Malware is one of the most popular anti-malware programs available online. This software can easily detect and remove malicious programs from your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Double-click on the mbam-setup file.\nDouble-click on the mbam-setup file. This will install the software onto your PC.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Setup the Software.\nSetup the Software. Follow the onscreen prompts to continue with the setup process. Remember not to change any of the default settings.\n- Once the software has been installed, make sure that you tick both the “Update Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware” and “Launch Malwarebytes’ Anti-Malware” checkboxes.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click Finish.\nClick Finish. This will finish the installation process.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Do not restart the computer.\nDo not restart the computer.  If you are prompted to reboot your system, do not do so.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Select "Malwarebytes free" to avoid paying for the service.\nSelect "Malwarebytes free" to avoid paying for the service. Once Anti-Malware starts, you will be prompted to sign up for a trial period of their paid services.. Click “free” if you only wish to use the on-demand scanner.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Run the Anti-Malware scan.\nRun the Anti-Malware scan. On the Scanner tab, select “Perform quick scan”.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click the “Scan” button.\nClick the “Scan” button. This will start scanning your computer for malicious files. Once the scan is finished, a message box will appear, indicating the same.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Click OK.\nClick OK. This will bring up a list displaying the list of malware infections that the software detected on your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Remove the infections.\nRemove the infections. Check all the boxes to select all the corrupted files. Then click on the “Remove Selected” button. Anti-Malware will now start removing all the malware.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Restart your PC in Normal mode.\nRestart your PC in Normal mode. Once the scan is done, Anti-Malware will prompt you to restart your computer. Accept this prompt and reboot your PC as usual. This will put your changes into effect.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Manually Fixing the Registry'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Click Start.\nClick Start. You can fix the problem either by restoring the registry key from another computer, or by manually replacing it on your own computer. To manually edit your registry, do the following:\n- Note that Windows 8 does not support the Start Menu feature. Here are tips on restoring the Start button in your Windows 8 PC.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Type “Regedt32.exe” into the search box.\nType “Regedt32.exe” into the search box. This will bring up a list of files in the search menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click on executable file.\nClick on executable file. This will open the file. Alternatively, right-click the program and then click “Open”.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Start the Registry Editor.\nStart the Registry Editor. Click Yes to start working with the registry editor.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Go to the subkey, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\.lnk.\nGo to the subkey, HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\\.lnk. Find the root file first. The .lnk folder will be listed under it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Edit the existing file.\nEdit the existing file. Go to the Edit Menu.\n- To edit your registry via a different computer, click on the Edit menu.\n- Locate the .lnk file. Then click Delete. This will remove it.\n- Save your changes. Click the Registry menu. Hit the Save key to save your changes.\n- Copy the file onto a disk. Once you are done saving the changes, copy this entire file onto a disk or pen drive.\n- On your computer, recreate the registry key. Go to HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT, following the above-mentioned steps on your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Click Add Key.\nClick Add Key.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Name the new key.\nName the new key. Now type “.lnk” (without quotation marks) as the key name. Make sure to leave the Class box blank.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Edit the Add Value box.\nEdit the Add Value box. On the Edit menu, click Add Value. Leave the Value Name box blank.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Type “command” (without quotation marks).\nType “command” (without quotation marks).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - In the Data Type list, click REG_SZ.\nIn the Data Type list, click REG_SZ.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - In the String Editor box, type “lnkfile” (without quotation marks).\nIn the String Editor box, type “lnkfile” (without quotation marks).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - Click OK.\nClick OK.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Type “ShellNew” (without quotation marks).\nType “ShellNew” (without quotation marks).  On the Edit menu, click Add Key. Then type “ShellNew”.\n- Make sure to leave the Class box empty.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Click REG_SZ in the Data name box.\nClick REG_SZ in the Data name box.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Type “RunDLL32 AppWiz.Cpl,NewLinkHere %1” (without quotation marks) as the string value.\nType “RunDLL32 AppWiz.Cpl,NewLinkHere %1” (without quotation marks) as the string value.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'17 - Restore the registry.\nRestore the registry. Select the new key. Click Restore from the Registry. Then select the file that you saved on your disk or pen drive.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'18 - Restart your computer.\nRestart your computer. Press the “X” button on your Registry Editor. You will quit the program. Then reboot your computer to put your changes into effect.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'19 - Test your changes.\nTest your changes. Test a program menu or shortcut. If it works properly, your changes have been made successfully.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Using the Command Line'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Remove the drive from the computer and reboot.\nRemove the drive from the computer and reboot. Since most shortcut viruses come with programs that will run automatically, you'll need to start your computer without it attached."			True
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Download and run Autorun Exterminator.\nDownload and run Autorun Exterminator. This tool prevents the virus from starting automatically when you plug in the flash drive.  Here's how to get it:\n- Go to https://ccm.net/download/download-11613-autorun-exterminator and click the green Download button. If prompted, choose a folder to save the file to, then click Save.\n- Open the Downloads folder (or the folder you selected).\n- Right-click the file called AutoRunExterminator-1.8.zip and select Extract All'.\n- Click Extract. This creates a new folder with the app inside.\n- Double-click the new folder (called AutoRunExterminator-1.8) to open it.\n- Double-click AutoRunExterminator.Exe. If prompted, click Yes or OK to allow the program to run."			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Connect the USB drive to your PC.\nConnect the USB drive to your PC.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Determine the drive letter of the USB drive.\nDetermine the drive letter of the USB drive. You can skip this step if you already know the drive letter (e.g., E:). Here\'s how to find the drive letter:\n- Press ⊞ Win+E to open the File Explorer.\n- Scroll down the left column to the "This PC" or "Computer" section.\n- Find the drive letter next to the name of the flash drive.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Open the Command Prompt as an administrator.\nOpen the Command Prompt as an administrator. The process varies depending on the version of Windows you are using:\n- \n- Windows 10 and 8: Press ⊞ Win+X to open the Power Users menu (or right-click the Start menu), then click Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin). Click Yes if prompted to give permission.\n- Windows 7 and older: Press ⊞ Win+R to open the Run bar, then type cmd into the box. Press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+↵ Enter to run it as an administrator, then enter your password (or confirm) to run the app.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Type DRIVELETTER:\nType DRIVELETTER: and press ↵ Enter. Replace DRIVELETTER with the letter of your flash drive.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Type del *lnk and press ↵ Enter.\nType del *lnk and press ↵ Enter. This deletes the shortcuts from the drive.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was computer used?'			"8 - Type attrib -h -r -s _s _d DRIVELETTER:\nType attrib -h -r -s /s /d DRIVELETTER:\\*.* and press ↵ Enter. Replace DRIVELETTER with your USB drive's letter. This unhides the files, remove any read-only attributes, and remove the shortcuts. When the command is finished running, your files will be usable again.\n- For example, if your USB drive's letter is E, type attrib -h -r -s /s /d E:\\*.* and press ↵ Enter.[3]\n- X\n- Research source"			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Remove the flash drive from the computer.\nRemove the flash drive from the computer. The next step is to scan your computer for malware and repair any found issues so that your drive is not re-infected.'			True
'Was computer used?'			"10 - Do a full virus scan in Windows.\nDo a full virus scan in Windows. If you don't have your own anti-virus software installed, see How to Remove a Virus to learn how to run a full scan using the built-in tools for Windows. If any malware is found, follow the on-screen instructions to get rid of it."			False
'Was computer used?'			"11 - Reboot your computer and reconnect your USB drive.\nReboot your computer and reconnect your USB drive. Now that you're all in the clear, it's a good idea to format the flash drive just in case any issues remain. The remaining steps will walk you through this process.\n- When you reboot the computer, AutoRunExterminator will not run automatically. You can delete the app whenever you wish by right-clicking its folder in the File Explorer and selecting Delete."			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Return to the File Explorer and double-click your USB drive.\nReturn to the File Explorer and double-click your USB drive. If you closed the window, press ⊞ Win+E to open it again. Your USB drive will be under "This PC" or "Computer" in the left column. You should see your files.\n- If you don\'t see your files, they\'ve been buried in a folder. The folder may not have a name (or its name may be unfamiliar). Double-click each folder you see until you\'ve found the one with your files inside.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"13 - Copy the recovered files to a safe location on your computer.\nCopy the recovered files to a safe location on your computer. You'll want to back up your existing files onto your computer so you don't lose them when formatting.\n- One way to do this is to create a folder on your desktop (right-click the desktop, select New Folder, give it a name, and then press ↵ Enter) and drag the files to it. Don't proceed until these files are moved because you'll be formatting the flash drive."			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Right-click the flash drive\'s letter in the File Explorer.\nRight-click the flash drive\'s letter in the File Explorer. It\'s under "This PC" or "Computer." A menu will appear.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Click Format.\nClick Format. This opens the formatting window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Remove the "Quick Format" check mark and click Start.\nRemove the "Quick Format" check mark and click Start. This completely erases and formats the flash drive, removing what\'s left of the virus. This process can take a while depending on your computer.[4]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was computer used?'			'17 - Place the files back onto the flash drive after formatting.\nPlace the files back onto the flash drive after formatting. Your flash drive is now back to normal.'			False
'Was p used?'			'0 - Using the Command Line'			False
'Was p used?'			"1 - Remove the drive from the computer and reboot.\nRemove the drive from the computer and reboot. Since most shortcut viruses come with programs that will run automatically, you'll need to start your computer without it attached."			False
'Was p used?'			"2 - Download and run Autorun Exterminator.\nDownload and run Autorun Exterminator. This tool prevents the virus from starting automatically when you plug in the flash drive.  Here's how to get it:\n- Go to https://ccm.net/download/download-11613-autorun-exterminator and click the green Download button. If prompted, choose a folder to save the file to, then click Save.\n- Open the Downloads folder (or the folder you selected).\n- Right-click the file called AutoRunExterminator-1.8.zip and select Extract All'.\n- Click Extract. This creates a new folder with the app inside.\n- Double-click the new folder (called AutoRunExterminator-1.8) to open it.\n- Double-click AutoRunExterminator.Exe. If prompted, click Yes or OK to allow the program to run."			False
'Was p used?'			'3 - Connect the USB drive to your PC.\nConnect the USB drive to your PC.'			True
'Was p used?'			'4 - Determine the drive letter of the USB drive.\nDetermine the drive letter of the USB drive. You can skip this step if you already know the drive letter (e.g., E:). Here\'s how to find the drive letter:\n- Press ⊞ Win+E to open the File Explorer.\n- Scroll down the left column to the "This PC" or "Computer" section.\n- Find the drive letter next to the name of the flash drive.'			False
'Was p used?'			'5 - Open the Command Prompt as an administrator.\nOpen the Command Prompt as an administrator. The process varies depending on the version of Windows you are using:\n- \n- Windows 10 and 8: Press ⊞ Win+X to open the Power Users menu (or right-click the Start menu), then click Command Prompt (Admin) or Windows PowerShell (Admin). Click Yes if prompted to give permission.\n- Windows 7 and older: Press ⊞ Win+R to open the Run bar, then type cmd into the box. Press Ctrl+⇧ Shift+↵ Enter to run it as an administrator, then enter your password (or confirm) to run the app.'			False
'Was p used?'			'6 - Type DRIVELETTER:\nType DRIVELETTER: and press ↵ Enter. Replace DRIVELETTER with the letter of your flash drive.'			False
'Was p used?'			'7 - Type del *lnk and press ↵ Enter.\nType del *lnk and press ↵ Enter. This deletes the shortcuts from the drive.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was p used?'			"8 - Type attrib -h -r -s _s _d DRIVELETTER:\nType attrib -h -r -s /s /d DRIVELETTER:\\*.* and press ↵ Enter. Replace DRIVELETTER with your USB drive's letter. This unhides the files, remove any read-only attributes, and remove the shortcuts. When the command is finished running, your files will be usable again.\n- For example, if your USB drive's letter is E, type attrib -h -r -s /s /d E:\\*.* and press ↵ Enter.[3]\n- X\n- Research source"			False
'Was p used?'			'9 - Remove the flash drive from the computer.\nRemove the flash drive from the computer. The next step is to scan your computer for malware and repair any found issues so that your drive is not re-infected.'			False
'Was p used?'			"10 - Do a full virus scan in Windows.\nDo a full virus scan in Windows. If you don't have your own anti-virus software installed, see How to Remove a Virus to learn how to run a full scan using the built-in tools for Windows. If any malware is found, follow the on-screen instructions to get rid of it."			False
'Was p used?'			"11 - Reboot your computer and reconnect your USB drive.\nReboot your computer and reconnect your USB drive. Now that you're all in the clear, it's a good idea to format the flash drive just in case any issues remain. The remaining steps will walk you through this process.\n- When you reboot the computer, AutoRunExterminator will not run automatically. You can delete the app whenever you wish by right-clicking its folder in the File Explorer and selecting Delete."			False
'Was p used?'			'12 - Return to the File Explorer and double-click your USB drive.\nReturn to the File Explorer and double-click your USB drive. If you closed the window, press ⊞ Win+E to open it again. Your USB drive will be under "This PC" or "Computer" in the left column. You should see your files.\n- If you don\'t see your files, they\'ve been buried in a folder. The folder may not have a name (or its name may be unfamiliar). Double-click each folder you see until you\'ve found the one with your files inside.'			False
'Was p used?'			"13 - Copy the recovered files to a safe location on your computer.\nCopy the recovered files to a safe location on your computer. You'll want to back up your existing files onto your computer so you don't lose them when formatting.\n- One way to do this is to create a folder on your desktop (right-click the desktop, select New Folder, give it a name, and then press ↵ Enter) and drag the files to it. Don't proceed until these files are moved because you'll be formatting the flash drive."			False
'Was p used?'			'14 - Right-click the flash drive\'s letter in the File Explorer.\nRight-click the flash drive\'s letter in the File Explorer. It\'s under "This PC" or "Computer." A menu will appear.'			False
'Was p used?'			'15 - Click Format.\nClick Format. This opens the formatting window.'			False
'Was p used?'			'16 - Remove the "Quick Format" check mark and click Start.\nRemove the "Quick Format" check mark and click Start. This completely erases and formats the flash drive, removing what\'s left of the virus. This process can take a while depending on your computer.[4]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was p used?'			'17 - Place the files back onto the flash drive after formatting.\nPlace the files back onto the flash drive after formatting. Your flash drive is now back to normal.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Turn off your printer from the printer itself and make sure the power cords are properly inserted into the printer and into the printer_USB port on your computer.\nTurn off your printer from the printer itself and make sure the power cords are properly inserted into the printer and into the printer/USB port on your computer.  Sometimes, this will clear up the problem without any other adjustments being made. If the printer it networked wirelessly, you will just need to turn it off and unplug the power cord from the outlet for 30-60 seconds instead.\n- ;'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Right-click the Computer_My Computer box, from your Windows operating system and select the "Manage" option from the context menu that results.\nRight-click the Computer/My Computer box, from your Windows operating system and select the "Manage" option from the context menu that results.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Grant your computer access to the "Computer Management Snapin Launcher" tool from the User Account Control box that displays if your computer is Windows Vista or newer.\nGrant your computer access to the "Computer Management Snapin Launcher" tool from the User Account Control box that displays if your computer is Windows Vista or newer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Double-click the Services and Applications selection from the Name column followed by the "Services" item.\nDouble-click the Services and Applications selection from the Name column followed by the "Services" item.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Scroll and click on the Print Spooler item in the list of services your computer is using.\nScroll and click on the Print Spooler item in the list of services your computer is using. The list of printer services will most-often be immense and unruly, but with careful looking, you'll find it rather quickly."			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Right-click the "Properties" option and click the "Stop" button.\nRight-click the "Properties" option and click the "Stop" button. This button should be located underneath the label called "Service status" along with the status of "Started". Wait a few seconds for this service to stop.\n- Once you have stopped the Print Spooler, you may want to leave that window open.  It will help remind you at the very end to turn the Print Spooler back on.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"7 - Delete all documents that exist in the C:\\Windows|System32\\spool\\PRINTERS folder using your computer's Windows Explorer (folder tree) list folder.\nDelete all documents that exist in the C:\\Windows|System32\\spool\\PRINTERS folder using your computer's Windows Explorer (folder tree) list folder. This folder is the log of spooled and unprinted documents waiting to be printed. Use the Run command (⊞ Win+R) to open the folder. Once cleared, close this folder and don't open this folder until the next time the problem arises."			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Restart the Print Spooler service from the Print Spooler Properties box and click the "OK" button to confirm you\'d like to restart the service.\nRestart the Print Spooler service from the Print Spooler Properties box and click the "OK" button to confirm you\'d like to restart the service.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Close the "Computer Management" dialog box.\nClose the "Computer Management" dialog box.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Re-run a test printable document.\nRe-run a test printable document.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Installing Windows from a floppy disk'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Press ↵ Enter at this screen to restart the computer and boot into MS-DOS.\nPress ↵ Enter at this screen to restart the computer and boot into MS-DOS.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Insert the floppy disk for your desired Windows operating system into the computer.\nInsert the floppy disk for your desired Windows operating system into the computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Type without quotation marks "a:\nType without quotation marks "a:" and press ↵ Enterto go into the \'A\' drive.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Type without quotation marks "setup".\nType without quotation marks "setup".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Follow the installation instructions for your operating system.\nFollow the installation instructions for your operating system.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Print Thumbnails in Mac OS'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Hook up your printer to your computer if you have not already done so.\nHook up your printer to your computer if you have not already done so.\n- ;'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Open your iPhoto application to access your photos.\nOpen your iPhoto application to access your photos. You may need to import them if you want to work with them at all before printing.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Create an album, if you are selecting pictures from many different events.\nCreate an album, if you are selecting pictures from many different events. You need to be able to select all the photos at once in order to make a complete contact sheet.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Select photos by dragging a box around the photos or by pressing the "Command" key and clicking on each photo.\nSelect photos by dragging a box around the photos or by pressing the "Command" key and clicking on each photo.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Go to "File" and then "Print.\nGo to "File" and then "Print." When the print dialogue box appears, change the format on the left hand side from "Standard" to "Contact Sheet."'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Press "Print" and your iPhoto contact sheet will start printing.\nPress "Print" and your iPhoto contact sheet will start printing.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Download Microsoft Virtual PC off Microsoft's website[1].\nDownload Microsoft Virtual PC off Microsoft's website[1].\n- ;"			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Install the program.\nInstall the program. Note: You must be running Windows XP or higher. However, the program still may possibly run on older systems.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Once you start the program, it should ask you to make a virtual machine.\nOnce you start the program, it should ask you to make a virtual machine. If not, click the "New..." button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click the Create A Virtual Machine Button and click next.\nClick the Create A Virtual Machine Button and click next.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Type a name for the machine (for example, the operating system you are going to install).\nType a name for the machine (for example, the operating system you are going to install). Click next.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Select the operating system you are going to install.\nSelect the operating system you are going to install. (This sets up the recommended specs for your virtual machine) If the operating system you are going to install is not there, click "Other".'			False
'Was computer used?'			"7 - Depending on the operating system you are using, you may want to adjust the amount of RAM it will use.\nDepending on the operating system you are using, you may want to adjust the amount of RAM it will use. Remember: Don't choose more RAM than your real computer has. The main operating system is still running too. For example, if you have 1 GB (1024 MB) of real RAM, you may want the virtual RAM to be 256 MB. And also, some older operating systems don't support RAM over 512 MB. So it's just a waste to have more than what that operating system supports."			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click "A New Virtual Hard Disk" and click next.\nClick "A New Virtual Hard Disk" and click next. Now you get to choose where to put the Virtual Hard Disk. Usually the default is fine. Also set the size of your hard drive in megabytes (1024 Megabytes = 1 Gigabyte).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Finish the wizard.\nFinish the wizard. You should see something new in the Virtual PC Console box. It should have your virtual PC.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click on it and click "Start".\nClick on it and click "Start". You should see a bunch of lines of text, similar to the lines you see when you first start your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Insert the install disk for your operating system.\nInsert the install disk for your operating system.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"12 - Follow the directions on the install disk for your operating system.\nFollow the directions on the install disk for your operating system. (If you get bored while it's installing, and you can't move the mouse out of the windows, hold the right Alt key and drag it out of the operating system's box. Or do the right Alt key and press Enter . The install will keep proceeding as normal.)"			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - If done properly, the install should go smoothly.\nIf done properly, the install should go smoothly. If it asks you to restart the computer, hold the right Alt key and press R. When the virtual system asks to restart, just restart the virtual system, not the real computer. The system should boot just as you were using it as a real computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Congratulations.\nCongratulations. You set up your first virtual system. What you do next is completely up to you.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Make sure your Instagram account is switched to a business profile.\nMake sure your Instagram account is switched to a business profile. Your profile must be switched to a business account in order to use the boost and promotion features.\n- You can't switch your account to business on a desktop computer. You will have to use a mobile device to switch your account, if you haven't already done so.\n- You can check out this article for help with switching your account to business on mobile.\n- ;"			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Download the Instagram desktop app to your computer.\nDownload the Instagram desktop app to your computer. Find the Instagram app on the Windows Store, and click Get the app to download it.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Open the Instagram desktop app on your computer.\nOpen the Instagram desktop app on your computer. The app will open up to the sign-in form.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Sign in to your account in the desktop app.\nSign in to your account in the desktop app. Enter your username and password, and click Login. This will sign you in, and open your home feed.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Click the  icon at the bottom.\nClick the  icon at the bottom. This button is in the lower-right corner of the app window. It will open your profile.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click the Promote button at the top.\nClick the Promote button at the top. You can find this button next to your profile picture at the top of your profile page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Select the picture you want to promote.\nSelect the picture you want to promote. Find the picture you want to boost, and click on it to select it for your promotion.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click Next on the top-right.\nClick Next on the top-right. This will confirm your picture selection.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Select a goal for your promotion.\nSelect a goal for your promotion. You can select More Profile Visits, More Website Traffic, or More Promotion Views.\n- Your promotion will be automatically optimized to achieve the goal you select here.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click Next on the top-right.\nClick Next on the top-right. This will confirm your goal.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"11 - Select your target audience.\nSelect your target audience. You can select Automatic, Local, or Manual for your promotion's audience.\n- \n- Automatic creates a target audience selection based on your followers, and other profiles like similar to them.\n- Local focuses on people nearby your location.\n- Manual allows you to manually select people, places, and interests to target."			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Click Next on the top-right.\nClick Next on the top-right. This will confirm your target audience.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"13 - Set your daily budget and duration.\nSet your daily budget and duration. Tap and move the Daily Budget and Duration sliders to set how much you want to invest in your post promotion, and how long you want your promotion to stay up.\n- You'll see your promotion's total cost and estimated reach at the top of this page."			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Click Next on the top-right.\nClick Next on the top-right. This will take you to the final confirmation page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Click the Create Promotion button.\nClick the Create Promotion button. This is a blue button at the bottom of the page. It will automatically charge your saved payment method, and create your post promotion.\n- If you haven’t set a payment method yet, you can do so by clicking Add a new payment method on this page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Create a new restore point using System Restore before proceeding with any other steps.\nCreate a new restore point using System Restore before proceeding with any other steps.  This will give you a position to fall back to, should any complications arise during the process.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Navigate your mouse cursor to your start menu, click it, then locate and select Run.\nNavigate your mouse cursor to your start menu, click it, then locate and select Run.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Enter "Regedit" in the Open field, and then hit OK.\nEnter "Regedit" in the Open field, and then hit OK.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Locate the registry "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\Software\\Microsoft\\WindowsNT\\Current Version\\WPAEvents" in the left pane and then select it.\nLocate the registry "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\Software\\Microsoft\\WindowsNT\\Current Version\\WPAEvents" in the left pane and then select it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Right click on the OOBETimer in the right pane, and then select Modify.\nRight click on the OOBETimer in the right pane, and then select Modify.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Modify any digit to deactivate Windows.\nModify any digit to deactivate Windows.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Navigate to the start menu again and select Run.\nNavigate to the start menu again and select Run.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Enter "%systemroot%\\system32\\oobe\\msoobe.exe _a" into the Open field and then hit OK.\nEnter "%systemroot%\\system32\\oobe\\msoobe.exe /a" into the Open field and then hit OK.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Select "Yes, I want to telephone a customer service representative to activate Windows.\nSelect "Yes, I want to telephone a customer service representative to activate Windows."  Hit the Next button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Choose "Change Product Key.\nChoose "Change Product Key."'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Enter the desired product key in the new key boxes, and then select Update.\nEnter the desired product key in the new key boxes, and then select Update.  Click "Remind me later" if you are taken to the previous screen.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Restart your computer.\nRestart your computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'13 - Navigate to the start menu yet again, and select Run.\nNavigate to the start menu yet again, and select Run.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Enter "%systemroot%\\system32\\oobe\\msoobe.exe _a" in the Open field again and then hit OK.\nEnter "%systemroot%\\system32\\oobe\\msoobe.exe /a" in the Open field again and then hit OK.  You should receive the following message:  Windows is already activated. Click OK to exit.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Select OK.\nSelect OK.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Install Windows XP Service Pack 1.\nInstall Windows XP Service Pack 1.  If you are unable to restart your computer after installing Service Pack 1, you should manually restart the computer and hit the F8 key when the computer boots up.  Initiate the "Last Known Good Configuration" command.  Then repeat all steps listed in this article.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Turn it on by pressing the power button.\nTurn it on by pressing the power button.;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Wait for the computer to start up.\nWait for the computer to start up.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'3 - If you have multiple user accounts, select one.\nIf you have multiple user accounts, select one.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Log on.\nLog on. If you have a password, type it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Do whatever you want, but be careful when surfing the internet.\nDo whatever you want, but be careful when surfing the internet.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - To turn it off, click Start, and click the Shut Down button.\nTo turn it off, click Start, and click the Shut Down button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - General Fixes'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Make sure you don't have any third-party antivirus programs installed.\nMake sure you don't have any third-party antivirus programs installed. Any antivirus program other than Windows Defender is technically a third-party program. Having any third-party antivirus program running on your computer is likely to keep your computer from shutting down, so uninstall any third-party antivirus programs.\n- ;"			True
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Close any open programs.\nClose any open programs. Running programs can interfere with your computer's shutdown process, so exit any open programs and apps.\n- You can close programs that won't close by using Task Manager."			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Remove any attached devices.\nRemove any attached devices. USB drives, mice, controllers, SD cards, and anything else you may have plugged into your PC may be preventing your computer from shutting down properly. Eject and remove these items before continuing.\n- Failing to eject attached devices before removing them may cause problems with the drivers or information on the devices later.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"4 - Update your computer.\nUpdate your computer. Your computer's operating system version, outdated drivers, or a combination thereof can easily cause problems when you try to shut down. To update your computer's operating system and drivers:\n- Open Start.\n- Click the Settings gear.\n- Click Update & security.\n- Click Check for updates.\n- Wait for your computer to update."			True
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Disable your PC's wireless connections before shutting down.\nDisable your PC's wireless connections before shutting down. Disconnecting your computer from all wireless networks (including Bluetooth) may fix the shutdown problem; if it does, you're likely encountering a network issue. Placing your computer in Airplane Mode is the easiest way to disconnect your computer:\n- Click the Notification box in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar.\n- Click the Airplane Mode box.\n- If you're on a wired (Ethernet) network, unplug the Ethernet cable from your computer as well."			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Download and install the OBS Studio from the OBS Project website.\nDownload and install the OBS Studio from the OBS Project website. Download the setup file for Windows from the website, and follow the steps in the installation wizard to set it up on your computer.\n- OBS Studio is a free, third-party app that allows you to record and share videos of your computer's screen.\n- ;"			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Open the OBS Studio app on your computer.\nOpen the OBS Studio app on your computer. Find the OBS app on your Start menu, and click on it to open the app.\n- You can open the Start menu and type "OBS" to quickly find and open it.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click the Scene Collection tab.\nClick the Scene Collection tab. This button is on a menu bar at the top of the app window. It will open a drop-down menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click New on the drop-down menu.\nClick New on the drop-down menu. OBS saves your videos and screen captures as scenes. This will create a new scene, and prompt you to name it in a new pop-up.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Enter a name for your new scene.\nEnter a name for your new scene. You can give your scene a name here, and click OK to save it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click the + button in the Sources section.\nClick the + button in the Sources section. The Sources box is located in the lower-left corner of the app window. It will open a pop-up menu of available video and audio sources.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"7 - Select Display Capture on the pop-up menu.\nSelect Display Capture on the pop-up menu. This option will allow you to record and save a video of your own screen.\n- You'll be prompted to name your Display Capture source in a new pop-up window."			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Name your video source in the Create_Select window.\nName your video source in the Create/Select window. Enter a name for your screen record source under Create new, and click OK to save it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Click the Display drop-down.\nClick the Display drop-down. This will open a list of available video resolutions you can select for your screen capture.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Select a video resolution for your screen capture.\nSelect a video resolution for your screen capture. OBS allows you to record your screen in a variety of standard and high-definition resolution rates. Select the resolution you want to record, and click OK.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Click the Start Recording button.\nClick the Start Recording button. This button is located in the lower-right corner of the app window. It will start recording a video your screen.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Click the Minimize icon.\nClick the Minimize icon. This will minimize the OBS window to your desktop taskbar. You can now record anything on your screen.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - Click the Stop Recording button.\nClick the Stop Recording button. This button is located in the lower-right corner of the OBS window. It will stop recording your screen, and save the recorded video to your Videos folder.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Open your internet browser.\nOpen your internet browser. You can use any web browser, such as Firefox, Opera, or Chrome.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Go to https:__github.com_randyrants_sharpkeys_releases in your browser.\nGo to https://github.com/randyrants/sharpkeys/releases in your browser. SharpKeys is an open-source software that allows you to reassign your keyboard buttons on Windows.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click and download sharpkeys36.zip.\nClick and download sharpkeys36.zip. This is a zipped folder containing the SharpKeys software.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Open the sharpkeys36.zip folder on your computer.\nOpen the sharpkeys36.zip folder on your computer.\n- You need WinZip, WinRAR or some other unzipping software on your computer to open it.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Double-click SharpKeys.exe.\nDouble-click SharpKeys.exe. This will open the SharpKeys software. You can find it in the sharpkeys36.zip folder.\n- When you see the welcome message in a pop-up window, click the Accept button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click the Add button.\nClick the Add button. This button is in the lower-left corner of the SharpKeys window. It will allow you to add a new keyboard button configuration.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Select the key you want to change on the left column.\nSelect the key you want to change on the left column. This is the "Map this key (From key)" column.\n- For example, if you want to change your keyboard\'s Caps Lock button to Space, find and select Caps Lock on the left list.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Select the new function you want to assign on the right column.\nSelect the new function you want to assign on the right column. This is the "To this key (To key)" column.\n- For example, if you\'re changing your Caps Lock button to Space, find and select Space on the right list.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Click the OK button.\nClick the OK button. This will save your new button configuration.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"10 - Click Write to Registry.\nClick Write to Registry. This button is in the lower-right corner of the SharpKeys window. It will apply your new button configuration.\n- If you're prompted to confirm, click OK."			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Restart your computer.\nRestart your computer. Your new button configuration may not take effect until you restart your computer.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was pc used?'			'1 - Insert the Windows installation disc into the CD-ROM and reboot the PC.\nInsert the Windows installation disc into the CD-ROM and reboot the PC.'			True
'Was pc used?'			'2 - Give it sometime as Windows goes through the boot-up sequence.\nGive it sometime as Windows goes through the boot-up sequence. Press “Enter” to boot the system from the CD-ROM'			False
'Was pc used?'			'3 - Press “F8” to accept the terms and conditions for using Windows.\nPress “F8” to accept the terms and conditions for using Windows.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'4 - If the installation identifies the presence of another copy of Windows, press the “Esc” key to exit the installation process.\nIf the installation identifies the presence of another copy of Windows, press the “Esc” key to exit the installation process.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'5 - Using the arrow keys, scroll through the existing partitions and select the one that you want to delete.\nUsing the arrow keys, scroll through the existing partitions and select the one that you want to delete. Press ‘D’ to delete and ‘L’ thereafter to confirm the process. Thereafter, the installation will display the current partition and “Unknown”. Repeat the entire procedure until all partitions have been erased.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'6 - To create a new partition to install Windows in, select the partition labeled “Unpartitioned space” and press “Enter” to create a new partition you will use to install Windows in.\nTo create a new partition to install Windows in, select the partition labeled “Unpartitioned space” and press “Enter” to create a new partition you will use to install Windows in.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'7 - When prompted for file system to use, choose NTFS if you want only Windows operating system.\nWhen prompted for file system to use, choose NTFS if you want only Windows operating system. To install both Windows and Linux, select FAT32 file system.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'8 - Proceed to install Windows on the new partition.\nProceed to install Windows on the new partition.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'0 - Configuring the Windows PC'			False
'Was pc used?'			'1 - Open a window on your PC.\nOpen a window on your PC.'			True
'Was pc used?'			'2 - Go to Homegroup.\nGo to Homegroup. On the directory panel at the left side of the window, click on “Homegroup.”'			False
'Was pc used?'			'3 - Click on “Create a Homegroup” button.\nClick on “Create a Homegroup” button.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'4 - Check all the type of files you want to share (documents, images, etc.\nCheck all the type of files you want to share (documents, images, etc.) and click on “Next.”'			False
'Was pc used?'			'5 - Remember the password.\nRemember the password. On the following page, you’ll be given a password. Take note of the password. You’ll be using that later once you try to connect your Mac to your PC.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'6 - Click on “Finish” once you’re done.\nClick on “Finish” once you’re done.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Using a Windows Installation Disc'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Make sure that you have a Windows installation disc.\nMake sure that you have a Windows installation disc. With a few tweaks to your computer's settings, you can prompt your computer to boot from the CD rather than from the main hard drive, allowing you to erase the hard drive and then reformat it.\n- If you don't have a Windows installation disc, you can make one by downloading the Windows 10 installation tool ISO from the Windows 10 installation page and then burning the ISO onto a DVD."			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Insert your Windows disc into the computer.\nInsert your Windows disc into the computer. Place the disc logo side-up in the DVD tray, then close the tray.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Restart your computer.\nRestart your computer. Click Start , click Power , and click Restart in the pop-up menu.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Wait for the "Press any key to boot from disc" prompt to appear.\nWait for the "Press any key to boot from disc" prompt to appear. On most Dell computers, inserting a Windows installation disc will prompt the computer to select the disc as the boot option.\n- If your computer completely restarts without this prompt appearing, you\'ll need to change your BIOS boot order.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Press any key on your keyboard.\nPress any key on your keyboard. Doing so will start the disc booting sequence.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Select a language.\nSelect a language. Click the "Language" drop-down box, click the language that you want to use, and click Next in the bottom-right corner of the window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Accept the terms of use.\nAccept the terms of use. Check the "I accept the license terms" box, then click Next.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"8 - Click Custom.\nClick Custom. It's in the middle of the window. This will prompt a list of your computer's connected hard drives to appear."			False
'Was computer used?'			"9 - Select your Dell's hard drive.\nSelect your Dell's hard drive. Click the hard drive with (C:) on it to select it.\n- If you don't see a (C:) option, look for a drive with the largest amount of space on it."			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click Format.\nClick Format. It should be near the bottom of the page. Doing so will erase your hard drive and reformat it according to Windows defaults.\n- You may be prompted to select a file system. If so, select NTFS and click OK.\n- The reformatting process can take several hours, so just make sure that your computer is plugged into a power source.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Click Next or Continue when prompted.\nClick Next or Continue when prompted. Doing so completes the formatting process.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Follow the on-screen instructions.\nFollow the on-screen instructions. There should be a "Reinstall Windows" option here; clicking it will begin the Windows reinstallation process, at which point you can follow the on-screen prompts to finish reinstalling Windows.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Updating Windows 10'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Click the Start  button.\nClick the Start  button. It’s usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen.\n- Windows periodically checks for updates and installs them automatically. You can still use this method to check for updates that have been released since the last update check ran.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- After Windows installs an automatic update, it may prompt you to reboot your computer. If you see a message asking you to reboot (or schedule a reboot), follow the on-screen instructions to do so.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Click Settings .\nClick Settings . It’s toward the bottom of the menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click Update & security.\nClick Update & security. It’s the option with two curved arrows.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click Check for updates.\nClick Check for updates. It’s at the top of the right panel. Windows will check for updates.\n- If no updates are available, you’ll see a message that says ″Windows is up to date.″\n- If updates are available, they’ll download automatically. The progress appears at the top of the right panel below ″Updates available.″\n- Leave this window open as the update installs so you’ll know whether you need to restart your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Restart your computer when prompted.\nRestart your computer when prompted. If you see a message that says ″Restart required″ after running the update tool, you can either reboot now, or schedule a reboot for later.\n- To reboot now, save anything you’re working on, close all applications, and then click Restart now (on the Windows Update window).\n- To schedule a reboot for later, click Schedule the restart (on the Windows Update window), slide the switch to the On (blue) position, and then select a time you won’t be busy on the computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Troubleshoot a failed update.\nTroubleshoot a failed update. If the update fails or you receive an error, try the following troubleshooting steps:[2]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Make sure your computer is connected to the internet.\n- Try restarting the computer and running the update tool again.\n- If the update still fails, return to Settings → Update & Security and click Troubleshoot on the left panel. Click Windows Update under ″Get up and running,″ and then follow the on-screen instructions to fix the problem.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Installation'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Wait for the screen message to appear.\nWait for the screen message to appear. When this screen appears, press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Configure.\nConfigure. If you haven't already allocated a partition to your hard drive, make sure 'Configure unallocated disk space' is highlighted and ↵ Enter."			False
'Was computer used?'			"3 - Select whether you would like large disk support.\nSelect whether you would like large disk support.\n- This is a matter of personal preference but 'Yes' was chosen in this tutorial.\n- This message may not come up if your hard drive is smaller than 512mb."			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Ensure the Windows 95 Boot Disk is in Drive A and press ↵ Enter.\nEnsure the Windows 95 Boot Disk is in Drive A and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Press ↵ Enter to continue with the installation.\nPress ↵ Enter to continue with the installation.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click Continue to continue with the installation.\nClick Continue to continue with the installation.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"7 - Accept the license agreement.\nAccept the license agreement.\n- It's a good idea to read the agreement so you know what you're agreeing to."			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click Next'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Click Next'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Select where on your hard drive you want Windows 95 to install and click Next >.\nSelect where on your hard drive you want Windows 95 to install and click Next >.\n- Normally it is best to choose where Windows recommends.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Select what kind of setup you would like and click Next >'			False
'Was computer used?'			"Select what kind of setup you would like and click Next >\n- For this tutorial, 'Typical' was chosen."			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Type in your product key and click Next >'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Type in your product key and click Next >\n- The product key should have come with your Windows 95 setup disks.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"12 - Type in your name and click Next >.\nType in your name and click Next >.\n- It's not essential to put a company in"			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - If you have any of the hardware, click the check boxes which relate to your hardware and click Next >.\nIf you have any of the hardware, click the check boxes which relate to your hardware and click Next >.\n- For this tutorial, none of the check boxes were selected.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Choose whether you want to install the most common components for Windows or to choose the components yourself and click Next >'			False
'Was computer used?'			"Choose whether you want to install the most common components for Windows or to choose the components yourself and click Next >\n- For this tutorial, 'Install the most common components' was selected."			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Choose whether you want to create a startup disk or not and click Next >'			False
'Was computer used?'			"Choose whether you want to create a startup disk or not and click Next >\n- The startup disk is a disk which can be inserted into your computer should Windows fail to boot and can then repair or reinstall Windows.\n- For this tutorial 'No' was selected."			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Click Next'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Click Next'			False
'Was computer used?'			'17 - Remove any disks from their drives e.g.\nRemove any disks from their drives e.g. floppy disks as well as the installation disk and click Finish'			False
'Was computer used?'			'18 - If you get confronted with this error, please see Method 4 \' Fixing "Windows protection error"\''			False
'Was computer used?'			'If you get confronted with this error, please see Method 4 \' Fixing "Windows protection error"\''			False
'Was computer used?'			'19 - Click OK'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Click OK'			False
'Was computer used?'			'20 - Type in a Computer name and a Workgroup and click Close'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Type in a Computer name and a Workgroup and click Close\n- Computer description is not required.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'21 - Reinsert the Windows 95 installation disk and click OK'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Reinsert the Windows 95 installation disk and click OK'			False
'Was computer used?'			'22 - Ensure your date and time settings are correct and then click Close.\nEnsure your date and time settings are correct and then click Close.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'23 - Decide whether you want to install a printer.\nDecide whether you want to install a printer.\n- If so click Next > otherwise choose Cancel (Cancel was chosen in this tutorial).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'24 - Remove any disks in your computer and click OK to restart your computer.\nRemove any disks in your computer and click OK to restart your computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'25 - The Windows 95 installation is complete.\nThe Windows 95 installation is complete. Enjoy.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Cloning Your Hard Drive'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Power off your computer.\nPower off your computer.  Before installing a new disk drive, or any other hardware, make sure your computer is turned off, unplugged, and that you work on a clean, static free surface.'			True
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Install the new hard drive.\nInstall the new hard drive.  To install a new hard drive, you will need a free slot on your motherboard.  Connect the power and data cables from the motherboard to the hard drive.\n- Read 2 Simple Ways to Install a Hard Drive to learn how to install a hard drive.  If you don't have a free slot on your hard drive, you will need to purchase a USB adapter to connect the hard drive externally while you migrate your system."			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Turn on your computer.\nTurn on your computer.  After the new hard drive is installed, boot up your computer by pressing the power button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"4 - Open AOMEI Backupper.\nOpen AOMEI Backupper.  It's the blue icon with a green and orange circle on the front.  You can launch it from the Windows Start menu."			False
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Click Clone.\nClick Clone.  It's in the sidebar to the left."			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click Disk Clone.\nClick Disk Clone.  It\'s the first option in the "Disk Clone" menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Select the disk you want to clone and click Next.\nSelect the disk you want to clone and click Next.  You will see a list of all recognizable hard drives.  Select the one you want to clone and click the button that says "Next".  It\'s the orange button in the lower-right corner of the app.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Select the new hard drive and click Next.\nSelect the new hard drive and click Next.  If the new hard drive is properly installed, it should be recognized by AOMEI Backupper.  Click it to select it, and click "Next" in the lower-right corner.\n- If there is any data on the new hard drive, it will be erased.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Select "Edit partitions on the destination disk".\nSelect "Edit partitions on the destination disk".  This will give you a few options for partitioning the new drive.  It is recommended that you choose "Fit partition to entire disk".\n- If you are transferring to a new SSD, you should check "Align partition to optimize for SSD".  This will improve the performance of your SSD.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click Start Clone.\nClick Start Clone. This will transfer all the contents of your old hard drive, to the new hard drive.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Click the search button on your computer's taskbar.\nClick the search button on your computer's taskbar. This button looks like a white magnifier icon next to the Start menu in the lower-left corner of your screen.\n- If you're using Cortana, this button will look like a white circle.\n- ;"			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Enter Event Viewer into the search.\nEnter Event Viewer into the search. This will list all the matching results as you type.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"3 - Click Event Viewer in the search results.\nClick Event Viewer in the search results. Your Windows system's stock Event Viewer app should show up at the top of the results. Clicking will open it in a new window."			False
'Was computer used?'			"4 - Click the  icon next to the Windows Logs folder.\nClick the  icon next to the Windows Logs folder. You can find this folder on the Event Viewer's left sidebar. It will expand log categories below the folder name."			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Click Application below Windows Logs on the sidebar.\nClick Application below Windows Logs on the sidebar. This will list all the application logs on the right-hand side of the Event Viewer window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click the Source heading at the top of the list.\nClick the Source heading at the top of the list. The Event Viewer is organized by columns like Level, Date and Time, Source, and Event ID at the top. Click Source here to put the list in alphabetical order according to log source.\n- You will see "IIS" in the Source column for all IIS events.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Double-click an IIS event log on the list.\nDouble-click an IIS event log on the list. When you find the event you want to check, double-click on it to see the recorded log.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Windows 7'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Locate the F8 key.\nLocate the F8 key. It's in the top row of keys on your computer's keyboard. To access the Safe Mode option in Windows 7, you'll have to press F8 while restarting your computer."			False
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Turn on your computer.\nTurn on your computer. Do so by pressing your computer's power button. If your computer is already on but malfunctioning, first press and hold the power button to turn it off.\n- You can also restart your computer by clicking the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen, clicking the power icon, and clicking Restart."			True
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Repeatedly press F8.\nRepeatedly press F8. Do so immediately after your computer begins to turn on. This action will launch the boot menu, which is a black screen with white text.\n- The goal here is to press F8 before you see the "Starting Windows" screen.\n- If nothing happens while pressing F8, you may need to hold the Fn key while pressing F8.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Press the ↓ key until "Safe Mode" is selected.\nPress the ↓ key until "Safe Mode" is selected. This key should be on the right side of your keyboard. When "Safe Mode" has a white bar over it, you\'ve successfully selected it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Press ↵ Enter.\nPress ↵ Enter. Doing so will both select Safe Mode as your restart option and continue the start-up process.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Wait for your computer to finish restarting.\nWait for your computer to finish restarting. Once it finishes restarting, your computer will be in Safe Mode.\n- To exit Safe Mode, restart your computer normally.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Making a Guest Account an Administrator'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Sign into your computer with an Administrator account.\nSign into your computer with an Administrator account. The first account created on a computer is the Administrator by default.\n- You cannot make changes to User Account Controls without administrator privileges.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Press ⊞ Win+X and select “Control Panel” from the menu that appears.\nPress ⊞ Win+X and select “Control Panel” from the menu that appears. The Control Panel contains various settings for your computer.\n- Windows XP, Vista, and 7 users can press ⊞ Win and select “Control Panel” from the start menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click “Change Account Type”.\nClick “Change Account Type”. This button will appear under the “User Account and Family Safety” button and will take you to a list of your computer’s accounts.\n- If prompted to verify the action by User Account Control (UAC), click "Continue."'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click the Guest Account.\nClick the Guest Account. This will take you to the account details page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Click “Change the Account Type”.\nClick “Change the Account Type”. This button is listed under the “Make Changes to the Account” header and will take you to a list of account types.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Select the “Administrator” account type.\nSelect the “Administrator” account type.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Press “Change Account Type”.\nPress “Change Account Type”. This button is the lower right of the window and will set the Guest account as an administrator.[4]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- Administrator status grants this account full access to the software and files on the computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - '			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Right-click the shortcut.\nRight-click the shortcut. A drop-down menu will appear.\n- If your mouse doesn't have a right-click button, click the right side of the mouse, or use two fingers to click the mouse.\n- If your computer uses a trackpad instead of a mouse, use two fingers to tap the trackpad or press the bottom-right side of the trackpad."			True
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Click Properties.\nClick Properties. It's at the bottom of the drop-down menu. This opens the Properties window."			False
'Was computer used?'			"3 - Click Change Icon….\nClick Change Icon…. This option is at the bottom of the window. Doing so opens a pop-up window.\n- If you don't see this option, make sure you're on the correct tab by clicking Shortcut at the top of the window."			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click the "Show Desktop" icon.\nClick the "Show Desktop" icon. It\'s a blue-and-white rectangle with a pencil on it. Clicking this icon selects it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Click OK on both open windows.\nClick OK on both open windows. Doing so confirms your icon choice and closes the Properties window. Your "Show Desktop" shortcut should now resemble the shortcut from Windows XP.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - '			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Open Disk Cleanup.\nOpen Disk Cleanup. Click the Start  button, type disk cleanup, and then select the matching result. The Disk Cleanup application will open.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Select the current hard drive that Windows is installed on, if prompted.\nSelect the current hard drive that Windows is installed on, if prompted.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Wait for Disk Cleanup to analyze your computer.\nWait for Disk Cleanup to analyze your computer. Your computer will be assessed for what type of files can be removed and the amounts of each file type on your computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Opt to remove the thumbnail cache.\nOpt to remove the thumbnail cache. Check the "Thumbnails" checkbox in the list.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Initiate Disk Cleanup.\nInitiate Disk Cleanup. Click the OK button at the bottom.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Confirm the warning.\nConfirm the warning. Click Delete Files in the warning message. Doing so will initiate the file cleanup process.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Windows'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Click on the Start  button.\nClick on the Start  button.  It is in the bottom left hand corner, unless you moved your taskbar.  Even then, your start button is located in the bottom left corner on Windows 8, it is just hidden.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Click on the power  button.\nClick on the power  button.  This is where you will find a bunch of power options, including to shut down, restart, and sleep, as well as hibernate (Windows 7) and user options.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"3 - Click on the appropriate option.\nClick on the appropriate option.  Here are the options:\n- Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any Windows Updates.\n- Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again.  Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs.\n- Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs.\n- Hibernate - turns off your computer and saves your data to a hibernation file.  Useful for airplanes where devices need to be powered down for a period of time."			True
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Press Alt+F4.\nPress Alt+F4.  This will not close your taskbar or desktop, it will bring a popup window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"7 - Click on the appropriate option.\nClick on the appropriate option.  Here are the options:\n- Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any Windows Updates.\n- Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again.  Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs.\n- Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs.\n- Hibernate - turns off your computer and saves your data to a hibernation file.  Useful for airplanes where devices need to be powered down for a period of time."			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click on OK.\nClick on OK.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Locate the start button on the task bar.\nLocate the start button on the task bar.  This is usually in the bottom left corner.  Then, right-click.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - On the right-click menu, choose "Shut down or sign out".\nOn the right-click menu, choose "Shut down or sign out".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - In the "Shut down or sign out" menu, choose Sleep, Shutdown or Restart.\nIn the "Shut down or sign out" menu, choose Sleep, Shutdown or Restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Open Command Prompt or Powershell.\nOpen Command Prompt or Powershell.  Type cmd.exe or powershell.exe to start either of the two respectively.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'17 - Type shutdown -action to shutdown your computer.\nType shutdown -action to shutdown your computer.  Here are the codes.\n- \n- -s:  shuts down your computer.\n- -r:  restarts your computer.\n- -h:  hibernates your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'18 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'19 - Open the charms bar.\nOpen the charms bar.  This is available on Windows 8 and Windows 8.1, and can be done by swiping left from the right, or by moving your mouse to either of the right corners.  Then choose  Settings.\n- You can also find the settings key on your keyboard to do this.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"20 - Choose  Power.\nChoose  Power.  Then choose the appropriate option:\n- Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any Windows Updates.\n- Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again.  Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs.\n- Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs."			False
'Was computer used?'			'21 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'22 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'23 - Choose  Power in the bottom right corner.\nChoose  Power in the bottom right corner.  Then choose the appropriate option.\n- To emergency restart (if you ran out of RAM or CPU processing), press Ctrl+Alt+Delete, hold Control while clicking power, then click on "Yes".'			False
'Was computer used?'			"24 - Click on the appropriate option.\nClick on the appropriate option.  Here are the options:\n- Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any Windows Updates.\n- Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again.  Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs.\n- Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs.\n- Hibernate - turns off your computer and saves your data to a hibernation file.  Useful for airplanes where devices need to be powered down for a period of time."			False
'Was computer used?'			'25 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by clicking on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Yes.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'26 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'27 - Hold the power button of your computer for five seconds.\nHold the power button of your computer for five seconds.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'28 - Drag the screen down.\nDrag the screen down.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'29 - Force a shut down_restart if programs are not responding.\nForce a shut down/restart if programs are not responding.  Click on Shutdown/Restart anyway or Force shutdown/restart to force a shutdown or restart.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Mac'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Click on the  Apple menu, then choose the appropriate option:\nClick on the  Apple menu, then choose the appropriate option:\n- Shut down - shuts down the computer, and installs any Windows Updates.\n- Restart - shuts down the computer, installs any Windows Updates, and starts your computer again.  Useful if your computer is having trouble with hardware and programs.\n- Sleep - turns off your computer's display and temporarily halts any running programs."			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by entering an administrator username and password and clicking Shutdown/Restart'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click on the Shutdown, Restart, or Sleep button.\nClick on the Shutdown, Restart, or Sleep button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Confirm that you want to shut down_restart your computer if other users are logged in.\nConfirm that you want to shut down/restart your computer if other users are logged in.  This can be done by entering an administrator username and password and clicking Shutdown/Restart'			True
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Open Terminal.\nOpen Terminal.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Type sudo reboot to restart or sudo halt to shut down.\nType sudo reboot to restart or sudo halt to shut down.  You will not be prompted for the shutdown, but may be prompted for an administrator username and password.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Checking Your Installation'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Make sure your date, time and time zone is correct and then click close.\nMake sure your date, time and time zone is correct and then click close.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Ensure your display settings are correct and click OK.\nEnsure your display settings are correct and click OK.\n- Unless there is a real issue with the display, leave these settings alone.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Remove all floppy disks and CDs and then click restart computer.\nRemove all floppy disks and CDs and then click restart computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys in order.\nPress Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys in order.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Type in your password and press OK.\nType in your password and press OK.\n- The Administrator is the main account on the computer and can change critical settings of the computer. You can always create another account if you want to keep the Administrator account separate.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Once you are presented with this screen, Windows NT 4.0 has been fully installed!\nOnce you are presented with this screen, Windows NT 4.0 has been fully installed!'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Installing Java JDK'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Open the Oracle website.\nOpen the Oracle website. Type or paste https://www.oracle.com into the address bar, and press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return on your keyboard.\n- You will have to download, install, and configure JDK (Java Development Kit) in order to install and run Tomcat.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Click the Downloads button next to "Top Actions.\nClick the Downloads button next to "Top Actions." This button looks like a white, downward arrow in a blue circle on a quick menu bar. You can find it below the main showcase box on the welcome page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Scroll down and click Java SE in the Java section.\nScroll down and click Java SE in the Java section. You can find all the Java Standard Edition downloads here, including JDK, JRE, and Server JRE versions.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click the DOWNLOAD button below "JDK" or "Oracle JDK.\nClick the DOWNLOAD button below "JDK" or "Oracle JDK." This is a blue button on the right-hand side. It will open the available download versions.\n- The newest release version will show up at the top of the "Java SE Downloads" page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Select Accept License Agreement at the top of the download links.\nSelect Accept License Agreement at the top of the download links. All the download versions are listed at the bottom of the page. You can find the license agreement option at the top of this list.\n- You'll have to accept the license agreement\xa0here in order to download a file."			False
'Was computer used?'			"6 - Click the blue download link next to your Windows version.\nClick the blue download link next to your Windows version. This will download the installer file to your default Downloads folder.\n- Some of the latest Oracle JDK versions only have 64-bit (x64) support for Windows.\n- If you're using Windows in 32-bit version (x86), you may have to check several JDK/Oracle JDK versions on the Java SE page, and find one that's compatible with your system."			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Launch the JDK installer file on your computer.\nLaunch the JDK installer file on your computer. Find the installer file you just downloaded in your Downloads folder, and double-click on it to run the installer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click Next in the installer window.\nClick Next in the installer window. This will take you to the installation preferences on the next step.\n- Make sure to note down the folder directory of the installation location here. You can find it near the bottom-left corner.\n- The installation location is usually "C:\\Program Files\\Java\\jdk1.8.*" with the latest version and release number.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"9 - Click Next.\nClick Next. This will start your installation, and install Java Development Kit (JDK) on your computer.\n- If you're prompted during the install, click Next to confirm the installation location."			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click the Close button.\nClick the Close button. At the end of your installation, click this button to close the installer window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Open the Java installation location on your computer.\nOpen the Java installation location on your computer. Double-click This PC on your desktop or Start menu, and find the Java folder in your Program Files.\n- If you install JDK to a different location, make sure to open the same location as your install location from the installation wizard.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Open the jdk folder in your files.\nOpen the jdk folder in your files. You will usually have two folders named jdk and jre in your Java folder. Double-click the JDK folder to open it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - Copy the folder directory for the JDK folder.\nCopy the folder directory for the JDK folder. Select the directory from the address bar at the top of the File Explorer window, right-click on it, and select Copy on the menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Right-click This PC on your desktop.\nRight-click This PC on your desktop. The "This PC" icon looks like a desktop computer. This will open your right-click options on a drop-down menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Click Properties on the right-click menu.\nClick Properties on the right-click menu. This will open your system information in a new window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Click Advanced system settings on the left-menu.\nClick Advanced system settings on the left-menu. This is a blue link on the left-hand side of the System window. It will open a new dialogue box titled "System Properties."'			False
'Was computer used?'			'17 - Click the Advanced tab.\nClick the Advanced tab. You can change your performance, user profile, and other advanced settings here.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'18 - Click the Environment Variables button.\nClick the Environment Variables button. This button is near the bottom-right corner of the dialogue box. It will open a new window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'19 - Click the New button under the "System variables" section.\nClick the New button under the "System variables" section. This section is the second box at the bottom of the Environment Variables window. You can create a new system variable here.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'20 - Type JAVA_HOME into the "Variable name" field.\nType JAVA_HOME into the "Variable name" field. This will be the name of your new system variable.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'21 - Paste the copied folder directory into the "Variable value" field.\nPaste the copied folder directory into the "Variable value" field. Right-click the bottom field, and select paste to paste the copied folder directory.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'22 - Click OK.\nClick OK. This will add your new system variable.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'23 - Select Path in the "System variables" section.\nSelect Path in the "System variables" section. Scroll down the variable list in the bottom box, and click Path to select it.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'24 - Click the Edit button.\nClick the Edit button. This will allow you to edit the contents of the Path variable in a new dialogue box.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"25 - Click New in the new dialogue box.\nClick New in the new dialogue box. It's in the upper-right corner of the window. This will add a new entry at the bottom of the list."			False
'Was computer used?'			'26 - Type %JAVA_HOME%\\bin into the new entry field.\nType %JAVA_HOME%\\bin into the new entry field. This will be added to the Path variable in your system.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'27 - Click OK.\nClick OK. This will save the new contents of the Path variable.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'28 - Click OK in the Environment Variables window.\nClick OK in the Environment Variables window. This will save your new environment variables.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'29 - Click OK in the System Properties window.\nClick OK in the System Properties window. This will save and apply all your new settings.\n- You are now ready to download and install the Tomcat files on your computer.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Steps'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Backup all the files you want to keep\nBackup all the files you want to keep. Formatting you computer will get rid of everything and reinstall Windows. You will lose anything you don't back up. You can backup your files using an external hard drive, a USB drive, or a writable DVD or Blu-ray. You can also backup your files using cloud storage, like Dropbox, or Google Drive.\n- ;"			True
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Click the Windows Start  button.\nClick the Windows Start  button. It's the button with the Windows logo in the lower-left corner of the taskbar."			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click the  icon.\nClick the  icon. The icon that resembles a gear in the left-most column is the Windows settings button.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"4 - Click Update & Security.\nClick Update & Security. It's the last option that has an icon that has two arrows that form a circle."			False
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Click Recovery.\nClick Recovery. It's next to the icon that resembles an arrow drawing a clock in the left column."			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click Get Started.\nClick Get Started. It\'s below the option that says "Reset this PC".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Click Remove Everything.\nClick Remove Everything. This will remove all files, uninstall all apps, and reinstall Windows. If you click "Keep my files", it will uninstall all apps, and reinstall Windows, but it will keep your files and documents. This is helpful if you want to keep your files, but it may not fix all your computer problems. If you are giving your computer to someone else, it is recommended that you remove everything.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click Remove files and clean the drive.\nClick Remove files and clean the drive. This will remove all apps and files from your computer. This is recommended if you are giving your computer to someone else. It is not recommended that you click "Just remove my files".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Click Next.\nClick Next. If you have recently updated Windows, you will not be able to go back to a previous version of Windows.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click Reset.\nClick Reset. Your computer will begin the process of formatting. This will take a while, and your computer will restart several times.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"11 - Click Continue.\nClick Continue. It's the top button once your computer restarts."			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Thru Command Prompt'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Open a command prompt window.\nOpen a command prompt window. On Windows Vista or Windows 7, open the command prompt as default user, not as Administrator. The reason will be explained later.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Use the SUBST command to map your folder to a drive letter.\nUse the SUBST command to map your folder to a drive letter. For example: SUBST X: "D:\\Documents\\John\\Letters".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - To try it, open a windows explorer window.\nTo try it, open a windows explorer window. You should see a newly created drive letter X:, with which you can access your mapped folder directly.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - To un-map the previously created drive letter, type SUBST X:\nTo un-map the previously created drive letter, type SUBST X: /D'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Note that when you reboot your computer, all mapped drive letters will be reset.\nNote that when you reboot your computer, all mapped drive letters will be reset. To automatically map your folder when your system starts, put the SUBST command in a batch file, and put the batch file in your Autostart folder in the start menu. Advanced users can use the windows task scheduler, however this is not covered here.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Execute the SUBST command using the account that issued it.\nExecute the SUBST command using the account that issued it. These mappings are only created for the user who originally issued the SUBST command. When you login as "John", and you open a command prompt as "Administrator" and execute the SUBST command, "John" will not be able to see any mapped drive letters because the mapping was created for "Administrator". This is why you need to open the command prompt as a default user in Windows Vista and Windows 7. When using the task scheduler, again make sure that the command is executed under the default user account.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - '			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Download the "Startup Sound Changer" program.\nDownload the "Startup Sound Changer" program. This is a utility created by Windows enthusiasts, as there is no easy way to change the Windows 8, 7, or Vista startup sound normally. You can download the utility from Winaero.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Extract the utility.\nExtract the utility. Double-click the downloaded ZIP file and drag the StartupSoundChanger.exe file onto your desktop.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Run the utility.\nRun the utility. You will be shown a small menu of options.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click "Replace" and browse your computer for a replacement sound.\nClick "Replace" and browse your computer for a replacement sound. It must be in WAV format.\n- You can restore the original sound by running the utility and clicking "Restore".'			True
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Open the Control Panel.\nOpen the Control Panel. You can search for this or find it in the Start menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Select "Sounds" and then click the .\nSelect "Sounds" and then click the .Sounds tab.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Check the "Play Windows Startup sound" box and click .\nCheck the "Play Windows Startup sound" box and click .Apply.\n- Note: You won\'t be able to hear the startup sound in Windows 8 unless you perform a full shutdown (see next section).'			False
'Was pc used?'			'0 - Chrome for Windows'			False
'Was pc used?'			"1 - Open Chrome on your PC.\nOpen Chrome on your PC. You'll usually find it in the All Apps area of the Start menu.\n- This method will only work on a PC."			True
'Was pc used?'			"2 - Click ⁝.\nClick ⁝. It's at the top-right corner of Chrome."			False
'Was pc used?'			"3 - Click Settings.\nClick Settings. It's near the bottom of the menu."			False
'Was pc used?'			'4 - Scroll down and click Open proxy settings.\nScroll down and click Open proxy settings. The Internet Properties screen will appear.[1]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was pc used?'			'5 - Click the Advanced tab.\nClick the Advanced tab.'			False
'Was pc used?'			"6 - Scroll down and check the box next to “Use SSL 3.0.\nScroll down and check the box next to “Use SSL 3.0.” It's toward the bottom of the list."			False
'Was pc used?'			'7 - Click OK.\nClick OK.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'8 - Restart your PC when prompted.\nRestart your PC when prompted. Once Windows starts back up, SSL 3.0 will be supported in Chrome.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Restoring from the Advanced Settings Menu'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Open the Advanced Settings menu.\nOpen the Advanced Settings menu. This is helpful if your computer is trapped in a restart cycle. Simply wait for the "Press [key] for advanced options" (or a similar phrase) prompt to appear when your computer is starting up, then press the key listed in the "[key]" section.\n- If you\'re here because of a blue screen of death, just wait for the "Choose an option" screen to appear after a few minutes.\n- To access the Advanced Settings menu from the desktop, open Start, click the Power icon in the lower-left side, hold down ⇧ Shift while clicking Restart, and release ⇧ Shift when the Advanced Options screen appears.'			True
'Was computer used?'			"2 - Click Troubleshoot.\nClick Troubleshoot. It's a symbol of a screwdriver and a wrench on this page."			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click Advanced options.\nClick Advanced options. You\'ll find this on the "Troubleshoot" page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click System Restore.\nClick System Restore. It\'s the top option on the "Advanced options" page. Doing so will take you to the System Restore sign-in page.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Select your account.\nSelect your account. Click you account's name. If you only have one account on your computer, there should only be one name here."			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Enter your account password.\nEnter your account password. This password may be different than the password that you use to log into your Microsoft account depending on your settings.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Click Continue.\nClick Continue. Doing so will submit your password and log you into your account.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"8 - Click Next.\nClick Next. It's at the bottom of the System Restore window."			False
'Was computer used?'			"9 - Select a restore point.\nSelect a restore point. Click the point that you want to restore. Make sure that the date to the left of the restore point's name is accurate."			False
'Was computer used?'			"10 - Click Next.\nClick Next. It's at the bottom of the window."			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Click Finish.\nClick Finish. This option is at the bottom of the window. Doing so will prompt your computer to begin restoring. This process may take several minutes to over an hour, and your computer will restart at least once during the process.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'0 - Firefox for Windows and macOS'			False
'Was pc used?'			"1 - Open Firefox on your PC or Mac.\nOpen Firefox on your PC or Mac. You'll usually find it in the All Apps area of the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS).\n- ;"			True
'Was pc used?'			'2 - Type about:config into the address bar and press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return.\nType about:config into the address bar and press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return. A warning page will appear.'			False
'Was pc used?'			"3 - Click I accept the risk!.\nClick I accept the risk!. It's the blue button at the center of the page."			False
'Was pc used?'			"4 - Type tls into the search bar.\nType tls into the search bar. It's the wide search bar at the top of the screen. The list of options below will now be filtered to show only matching results."			False
'Was pc used?'			'5 - Double-click security.tls.version.max.\nDouble-click security.tls.version.max.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'6 - Enter 0 as the integer value.\nEnter 0 as the integer value.'			False
'Was pc used?'			'7 - Click OK.\nClick OK. SSL 3.0 support is now enabled in Firefox.'			False
'Was mac used?'			'0 - Firefox for Windows and macOS'			False
'Was mac used?'			"1 - Open Firefox on your PC or Mac.\nOpen Firefox on your PC or Mac. You'll usually find it in the All Apps area of the Start menu (Windows) or in the Applications folder (macOS).\n- ;"			True
'Was mac used?'			'2 - Type about:config into the address bar and press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return.\nType about:config into the address bar and press ↵ Enter or ⏎ Return. A warning page will appear.'			False
'Was mac used?'			"3 - Click I accept the risk!.\nClick I accept the risk!. It's the blue button at the center of the page."			False
'Was mac used?'			"4 - Type tls into the search bar.\nType tls into the search bar. It's the wide search bar at the top of the screen. The list of options below will now be filtered to show only matching results."			False
'Was mac used?'			'5 - Double-click security.tls.version.max.\nDouble-click security.tls.version.max.'			False
'Was mac used?'			'6 - Enter 0 as the integer value.\nEnter 0 as the integer value.'			False
'Was mac used?'			'7 - Click OK.\nClick OK. SSL 3.0 support is now enabled in Firefox.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Preparing to Install'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Enter the Windows NT 4.0 installation disc.\nEnter the Windows NT 4.0 installation disc.\n- ;'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Press ↵ Enter to continue with the installation.\nPress ↵ Enter to continue with the installation.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"3 - Press the ⇟ PgDn key until you get to the bottom.\nPress the ⇟ PgDn key until you get to the bottom.\n- Lots of people don't bother to read the Terms and Conditions but it's advisable to read them so you know exactly what you're signing up for."			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Press F8 to accept the terms and conditions.\nPress F8 to accept the terms and conditions.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Check to see that the above list matches the specifications of your computer.\nCheck to see that the above list matches the specifications of your computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Select the partitioning of your hard drive that you want to install Windows NT 4.0 on and press ↵ Enter.\nSelect the partitioning of your hard drive that you want to install Windows NT 4.0 on and press ↵ Enter. (The instructions will show you what to do on an unpartitioned hard drive).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Choose the file system you would like to partition your hard drive as.\nChoose the file system you would like to partition your hard drive as. For this tutorial, NTFS was used.\n- In general, NTFS is best if you use files larger than 4GB but cannot be used on floppy disks.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Wait for the process to complete.\nWait for the process to complete.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"9 - Choose where you want the operating system's main files to be stored and press ↵ Enter when that's done.\nChoose where you want the operating system's main files to be stored and press ↵ Enter when that's done.\n- (Often just leaving it where the system recommends in best)."			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - If all goes well you should see this screen.\nIf all goes well you should see this screen. When you do press ↵ Enter.\n- Make sure though to boot from your hard drive from the boot menu (sometimes the F12 key) and not the disk (or else it will repeat the installation).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Setting Up'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Choose to "Boot from CD-ROM" and press ↵ Enter.\nChoose to "Boot from CD-ROM" and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Highlight "Start Windows 98 setup from CD-ROM.\nHighlight "Start Windows 98 setup from CD-ROM." and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Press ↵ Enter.\nPress ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Highlight "Configure unallocated disk space (recommended)" and press enter.\nHighlight "Configure unallocated disk space (recommended)" and press enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Decide whether you want to enable large disk support.\nDecide whether you want to enable large disk support. This is all down to personal preference but "Yes, enable large disk support" was selected in this tutorial.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Press ↵ Enter.\nPress ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Choose to "Boot from CD-ROM" and press ↵ Enter.\nChoose to "Boot from CD-ROM" and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Highlight "Start Windows 98 setup from CD-ROM.\nHighlight "Start Windows 98 setup from CD-ROM." and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Press ↵ Enter.\nPress ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click "Continue".\nClick "Continue".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Choose where you want the computer to install Windows 98 then click "Next".\nChoose where you want the computer to install Windows 98 then click "Next".\n- It is recommended to use the directory that Windows recommends (in this case C:\\\\WINDOWS).'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Choose your setup options.\nChoose your setup options. This is all down to personal preference, however, "Typical" was chosen for this tutorial.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'13 - Choose what components to install.\nChoose what components to install. "Install the most common components (Recommended)" was chosen for this tutorial but this is all down to personal preference.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'14 - Give the computer a name and a Workgroup and click "next".\nGive the computer a name and a Workgroup and click "next".\n- If the first two text boxes are filled, you may leave them.\n- The "Computer Description" field is not essential for the installation.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'15 - Choose your country from the list and click "Next".\nChoose your country from the list and click "Next".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'16 - Click "Next"'			False
'Was computer used?'			'Click "Next"'			False
'Was computer used?'			'17 - Restart the computer.\nRestart the computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'18 - Highlight "Boot from Hard Disk" and press ↵ Enter.\nHighlight "Boot from Hard Disk" and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'19 - Enter your name as well as your company (not essential) and click "next".\nEnter your name as well as your company (not essential) and click "next".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'20 - Accept the agreement and click "next".\nAccept the agreement and click "next".\n- It\'s always a good idea to read the License Agreement so you know what you\'re signing up for.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'21 - Enter your product key exactly and click "next".\nEnter your product key exactly and click "next".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'22 - Click "finish".\nClick "finish".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'23 - Highlight "Boot from Hard Disk" and press ↵ Enter.\nHighlight "Boot from Hard Disk" and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'24 - Set your Date_Time Properties and click "close" when finished.\nSet your Date/Time Properties and click "close" when finished.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'25 - Restart your computer.\nRestart your computer.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'26 - Highlight "Boot from Hard Disk" and press ↵ Enter.\nHighlight "Boot from Hard Disk" and press ↵ Enter.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'27 - Click "Ok".\nClick "Ok".'			False
'Was computer used?'			'28 - Windows 98 has now been installed.\nWindows 98 has now been installed.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Using the Upgrade Assistant Tool'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Download the Upgrade Assistant tool from Microsoft.\nDownload the Upgrade Assistant tool from Microsoft. Make sure your Windows 7 PC is connected to the internet, and then follow this link to download the tool. Save it to your computer when prompted.\n- This method will help you install and run the Upgrade Assistant tool, which allows you to purchase and install a Windows 8.1 upgrade for Windows 7.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Double-click the Upgrade Assistant tool.\nDouble-click the Upgrade Assistant tool. It’s the file that has a long name containing the text “WindowsUpgradeAssistant” and ends with “.exe.”\n- You may have to click Yes to give the tool permission to run.[2]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Chick See compatibility details.\nChick See compatibility details.  This displays a list of apps and drivers that may not work in Windows 8.1. Click Close when you’re finished.\n- In most cases, app developers and manufacturers have created new versions and drivers you can install to correct these issues on your new operating system.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click Next if you want to continue with the upgrade.\nClick Next if you want to continue with the upgrade.[3]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n-  This displays a list of Windows 8.1 versions available for purchase. The options will vary by location.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Click Order next to the version you want to purchase.\nClick Order next to the version you want to purchase. The contents of your order, including the size of the download, will appear.\n- If you want to purchase a DVD, check the box next to “Windows DVD.”'			False
'Was computer used?'			"6 - Click Checkout and follow the on-screen instructions to purchase.\nClick Checkout and follow the on-screen instructions to purchase. You'll have to provide your contact information and enter your payment method to complete the purchase. Once your purchase is complete, you’ll see a link to download Windows 8.1, as well as your product key.\n- Write down your product key and store it somewhere safe. You'll need it to install Windows 8.1."			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Click the link to download the installer.\nClick the link to download the installer. If prompted, click Save to start the download.\n- The installer is pretty big (around 2 GB), so it may take a while to download.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Double-click the downloaded file to install Windows.\nDouble-click the downloaded file to install Windows. You’ll be taken through a series of steps to install the operating system. Follow the on-screen instructions to choose your settings, install the upgrade, and then set up your new desktop.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Creating a System Image'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Connect another hard drive or flash drive to the computer.\nConnect another hard drive or flash drive to the computer. This method will help you back up the entire system to another location. If you’re backing up to an external or flash drive, make sure it’s connected to the computer before you begin.'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Press ⊞ Win+S.\nPress ⊞ Win+S. This opens the search bar.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Type control panel.\nType control panel.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click Control Panel.\nClick Control Panel.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Type file history into the search field.\nType file history into the search field. It’s at the top-right corner of the Control Panel.[1]\n- X\n- Research source'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click the File History title.\nClick the File History title.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Click System Image Backup.\nClick System Image Backup. It’s at the bottom-left corner of the window.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Click Create a system image.\nClick Create a system image. It’s in the left panel.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Select where you want to save your backup.\nSelect where you want to save your backup. You can back up to another drive, network location, or series of DVDs.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Click Next.\nClick Next. Now you’ll see a summary of what’s about to be backed up.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Click Start backup.\nClick Start backup. An image of your computer in its current state will be copied to the selected location. Depending on the amount of data and backup location, this may take a long time.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Activating Online'			False
'Was computer used?'			'1 - Open the Settings app on your computer.\nOpen the Settings app on your computer. You can find it on your Start menu, or use the search or Cortana button on your taskbar to quickly open it.\n- ;'			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Select Updates & Security.\nSelect Updates & Security. This option looks like two rotating arrows on the Settings menu.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Click Activation on the left menu.\nClick Activation on the left menu. This will open your product activation options on the right-hand side.'			False
'Was computer used?'			"4 - Click Change product key.\nClick Change product key. This will allow you to enter your 25-digit product key to activate Windows 10 on your computer.\n- If you haven't purchased the full version of Windows 10 yet, you can click Go to Store here, and purchase the full version from the online Windows Store."			False
'Was computer used?'			"5 - Enter your product key to activate.\nEnter your product key to activate. Type in your 25-digit product key, and click Activate to fully activate all of Windows 10's features on your computer.\n- You can find your product key in an email from whoever sold or distributed Windows to you.\n- If you installed your system from an official Windows USB, you can find your product key on the box the USB came in."			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Remain connected to the Internet.\nRemain connected to the Internet.  To ensure that your product key has not been used on another device, you must remain connected to the Internet to finish activation.  If you do not have an Internet connection, you can activate over the phone.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'0 - Backing Up Personal Data'			False
'Was computer used?'			"1 - Connect another hard drive or flash drive to the computer.\nConnect another hard drive or flash drive to the computer. This method will help you back up your personal files and folders to another location. This is a faster option that doesn't include a Windows image. If you’re backing up to an external or flash drive, make sure it’s connected to the computer before you begin.\n- ;"			True
'Was computer used?'			'2 - Press ⊞ Win+S.\nPress ⊞ Win+S. This opens the search bar.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'3 - Type control panel.\nType control panel.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'4 - Click Control Panel.\nClick Control Panel.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'5 - Type backup into the search field.\nType backup into the search field. It’s at the top-right corner of the Control Panel.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'6 - Click Backup and Restore (Windows 7).\nClick Backup and Restore (Windows 7). Don’t worry about the “Windows 7” part, that’s just the name of the tool.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'7 - Click Set up backup.\nClick Set up backup.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'8 - Select a backup location.\nSelect a backup location. If you’re backing up to a drive, select that drive now. Otherwise, click Save on a network… and then select the network location.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'9 - Click Next.\nClick Next.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'10 - Choose which files to back up.\nChoose which files to back up. This depends on your needs:\n- Select Let Windows choose (recommended) to automatically select everything in your libraries (such as documents, music, photos, and default folders).\n- Select Let me choose to select files and folders manually.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'11 - Click Next.\nClick Next. A summary of your backup will appear for your review.'			False
'Was computer used?'			'12 - Click Save settings and exit.\nClick Save settings and exit. Windows will now back up the selected files and folders to the other location. The amount of time this will take varies by file size and amount.'			False
'Was earphone used?'			'0 - Judging Sound Quality'			False
'Was earphone used?'			'1 - Play low-frequency sounds to make sure they are audible.\nPlay low-frequency sounds to make sure they are audible. To test the frequency range of your earphones, you can play a song with a variety of pitches. Listen carefully for the low sounds, such as those from bass guitars or baritone vocals. These tones should sound deep but crisp and rich.[5]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Some earphones can detect frequencies as low as 20 hertz (Hz). Check the packaging for more information.\n- If all headphones seem to have the same frequency issues, your hearing could be the issue.'			False
'Was earphone used?'			'2 - Listen to high frequencies to gauge how well the earphones detect them.\nListen to high frequencies to gauge how well the earphones detect them. Balanced earphones pick up high frequencies as well as low frequencies. High frequencies occur in orchestral arrangements and other music. Try listening to music with high-pitched voices, guitars, piccolos, and other instruments to make sure these tones come through the earphones without distortion.[6]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Good earphones can detect frequencies as high as 20 kHz.\n- Earphones may detect either high or low frequencies better. If this happens, choose earphones that are best for the content you listen to.'			False
'Was earphone used?'			"3 - Adjust the sound volume to hear the dynamic range.\nAdjust the sound volume to hear the dynamic range. To test the dynamic range, change the volume so the audio plays loudly but doesn't make you uncomfortable. The dynamic range indicates how loud and soft the audio can get before you stop hearing it. You should be able to hear the full range of sound clearly at a comfortable volume.[7]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- For instance, if you listen to a lot of podcasts, you may need your earphones to pick up low voices rather than high-pitched instruments."			False
'Was earphone used?'			'4 - Test the earphones for an even sound quality at all pitches.\nTest the earphones for an even sound quality at all pitches.. Flatness is when low, medium, and high-pitched sounds all have the same audio quality. Try playing a song that transitions between various pitch levels. If the earphones seem to pick up higher tones much better than lower tones, the music probably won’t sound that great to you. Good earphones maintain a consistent audio quality no matter how high or low a tone is.[8]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Fatness doesn’t mean the music lacks dynamic highs and lows.\n- This test is subjective. It can change depending on your hearing. Find earphones that work best for you personally.'			True
'Was earphone used?'			'5 - Check the audio for any signs of buzzing or rattling.\nCheck the audio for any signs of buzzing or rattling. Keep the audio at a high but comfortable level and listen closely. You have probably heard unpleasant sounds blasting from a car radio before. Bass-heavy music often sounds unpleasant because the electronics cannot relay the sounds cleanly. No one enjoys having that buzzing sound in their ears.[9]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- The audio should sound clear no matter what plays. Usually, newer, costlier earphones have less issues with rattling than older, cheaper earphones.\n- Rattling may not be an issue if you don’t listen to a lot of music with low pitches.'			False
'Was earphone used?'			'6 - Gauge how realistic the sound is in your ears.\nGauge how realistic the sound is in your ears. The best earphones are immersive, making you feel like you’re at a concert or listening to someone speak in person. For this to happen, the audio needs to be full and rich. Any distortion not only sounds unpleasant, but reminds you you’re wearing earphones.[10]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- If you can, use binaural recordings to test this. These sounds are recorded with microphones placed on the ear, so they are ideal tests of immersion.\n- For example, listen to binaural audio of someone knocking on a door. Ask yourself if it sounds like someone is knocking on a real wooden door right next to you.'			False