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Where is paint then please? I have Disk Management open but cant find paint!!!
Where is paint then please? I have Disk Management open but cant find paint!!!
Type paint into the start button search box.
Or look under the "Accessories" grouping on the start menu where all your programs appear.
Well I found paint and the went to disk management, clicked on prtscan and then got lost again. I will leave it now until I have more time. Thanks for your helop thus far, it is apopreciated. If you could send me the next stepo I would be very grateful.
Thanks again.
RonBin79 and gettting older by the minute!
Open disk management and make sure it shows your drives and free space.
Poke printscreen.
Open Paint. Open a new blank file in paint. It should just be a white area.
Go to the clipboard menu of Paint and click paste.
The disk management picture from printscreen should appear in the Paint window.
click the upper left corner of paint to get to the save menu and choose save as.
give the file a name, such as disk mgt.
Choose where you want to save the file and do so. Make note where you saved it. Close paint.
Find the saved file on your hard drive and poke it to open it to confirm it went well.
Then you have to attach that picture to your next post in this thread using "manage attachments".
No, the pictures on not on drive J, I took them off and put them on the desk top which is running on drive C so the pictures are quite safe. It's just drive J that is causing the problem, the one that controls an external hard drive, everything else is fine thanks. Oictures and all data is safe and secure having been backed up on my Seagate HD which is drive "I"
I will get there in the end!!
RonBin79 and aging quickly.
Eureka!!! At last I have managed to do it, screen shot attached!. In 25 years of using a computer, this is the first time I have ever done a screen shot. Thank you for your forebarance and help. I hope this is what you want and it will help you to let me have a solution to my problem. My apologies for being such a dumbo but at 79, things take a little longer to sink in.
Looking forward to hearing from you, with best wishes,
RonBim79
A lot easier now I know what I am doing!!
OK. Can you maximise the STATUS column as shown in the attached image?
Your drive J: seems to be NTFS -- I thought you said it was RAW? It aslo seems to be active, hence I want to see the widened STAUS column as per the image.