Q: When the Start Menu appears, click the "Run" menu option. (As a shortcut, you can simply press WinKey+R on the keyboard.) The System Configuration Utility executes. One will say "BOOT.INI". Click on that tab. Check the box next to the text "/SAFEBOOT".
A: Click the "Start" button on the taskbar. In the dialog box that appears, type "msconfig". Look for the tabs at the top of the screen. There will be a few checkboxes in the lower portion of the window. Click "OK", and restart your computer.

Q: If you've forgotten the root password and your user password, you'll need to boot into recovery mode in order to change them. If you know your user password and need to change the root password, just type sudo passwd root, enter your user password, then create a new root password. Shift after the BIOS screen. This will open the GRUB menu. The timing on this can be tricky, so you may have to try multiple times. (recovery mode) entry on the list. This will load recovery mode for your current distribution. root option from the menu that appears. This will start the terminal with you logged in as the root account. When you boot into recovery mode, you will typically only have read permissions. Enter the following command to enable write access: mount -rw -o remount / Once you're logged in as root and have changed the access permissions, you can create a new password for any account: Type passwd accountName and press Enter. If you need to change the root password, type passwd root. Enter the new password twice when prompted. Once you're finished resetting passwords, you can reboot and use your computer as normal. Your new passwords will take effect immediately.
A: Reset the root password if it has been forgotten. Reboot your computer and hold left-. Select the first . Select the . Remount the drive with write permissions. Create a new password for any accounts you're locked out of. Reboot your computer after resetting passwords.

Q: Use a muddler or the back of a spoon.
A: Muddle the mint, sugar, lime juice and lemon juice in a Collins glass. Add the vodka to the glass. Add the ice 3/4 of the way up the glass. Top the drink with a splash of lemon-lime soda. Garnish the drink with a lemon wedge.

Q: You are about to enjoy a physical connection with someone you like, and who likes you. There's no need to be nervous, because there's no right way or wrong way to kiss. Relaxing will help you feel more comfortable about the kiss. Trust that the two of you will figure it out together. Seeing each other will help you both remember that you're going to enjoy sharing this moment with one another. Eye contact also lets your partner know that you are attentive and interested, which can help them feel more comfortable. It's okay for your first kiss to be brief and simple. There's no need to set high expectations of a lingering embrace. A long, heavy kiss can be intimidating. Sharing a quick moment of intimacy can still tell you a lot about your compatibility. Dissecting every part of the kiss will lead to more nervousness. Remember that a first kiss is just a first attempt. Additional kisses with the same partner, as well as kisses with others over the course of time, will give you a chance to learn what you like and what you don't.
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Take a deep breath and relax. Maintain eye contact before the kiss. Start small with light lip-to-lip contact. Don't over analyze the moment.