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David, Thanks for the link. I’m looking forward to seeing what it says. I can say that the Zilke device does read the files and has allowed me to copy and paste between drives. They were all

HI Does this fit your requirements?

Hello Steve I was intrigued by your message and ended up watching this YT video:- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3-I3gJxM50? Zilkee Recovery Converter is a SCAM! - Krazy Ken’s Tech Talk

Hi everyone, Can someone please point me in the direction of a software utility that can compare files over multiple drives so they can be consolidated onto one computer? I don’t mind paying for it.

As far as testing by pressing “Clear All” is concerned, you’re obviously braver than I. Thanks for confirming what it does. My problem with the phone allowing people who are blocked to still

Jim Robertson wrote: “Clear All” only appears when you go to the deleted messages page; I just tried it and it only removes the deleted messages.

I’m a messy housekeeper. Yesterday a message popped up telling me my voicemail box was almost full. So, I began erasing them (and there are LOTS)! But in the process I discovered that I’m not

It’s shocking how wide a range of prices exist for seemingly identical replacement batteries for Mac laptops. Some are only $25 to $40, and others, like OWC, can be well over $100. It's likely that

I had apple replace my battery for a 2013 MacBook Pro-R. At that time, they informed me that it might not be possible as their stores of components were dangerously low. Fortunately, the located a

Also check OWC for replacement batteries and kits. Brent

Probably. It is in one of the menu bar pull downs, when in Safari. Brent

Hello John, You can get a replacement battery for your 2013 MacBook Air from several places: Apple Store or Authorized Service Provider: This is the most reliable option, and the battery will be

One of my 2013 Mac Book Airs (mid 2013) had a battery failure after twelve years of service. Does anyone have a recommended source of replacement batteries? Thanks in advance for any help. John Mills

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Thank you!? I think you meant Command-Y; Control-Y didn't do anything.? Command-Y did open the history as you said.

In Safari, open a new tab, then type Control Y. That will open History. Select the page you want and double click it. Been there all the time, just with a different vocabulary. Brent

Chrome (version 133) has a "Reopen Closed Tab" command under File. I have used this a few times after accidentally closing a tab (oops). Safari (version 17.6) does not appear to have a similar

Thank you for the correction. I forgot we were speaking about an iPhone, not a Mac. Brent On my iPhone Xr

Up until very recently, iOS didn’t allow push notifications from the Web. It now has that capability if implemented by a third party app, and the user specifically gives permission for it.

No, I was referring to malicious push notifications from a source other than Apple and unrelated to Apple. But Randy does bring up a good point, what makes you think it wasn’t from Apple. Brent On