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Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left of the taskbar to launch the start menu. It's in the left-side column of the start menu. You can also right-click on the Windows icon in the task bar and select File Explorer. Navigate to the location of your batch file or you can search for by clicking This PC in the left pane and typing the filename in the search bar at the top-right. Normally, to run a batch file, all that is needed is to double-click the file. If you are experiencing problems running the file successfully you can try running it as an administrator. Depending on what the batch file is programmed to do, running it with administrator privileges may be required. Oftentimes, batch files don't do much visually on your computer, and running them will make changes to your computer behind the scenes. Be sure you understand what your batch file is supposed to do, as it may have run successfully even though it didn't look like anything happened.

summary: Open Start . Click File Explorer. Go to the folder that contains your BAT file. Double-click the BAT file. Right-click the file and select Run as administrator.

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One of the easiest ways to prevent grout from getting dirty is to clean it often with something that will prevent mold and mildew from forming in the first place. One such substance is alcohol. Once a week, wipe the grout down with isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol using a clean cloth. There are several spray solutions you can make yourself using a clean spray bottle, including vinegar and water, tea tree oil and water, and hydrogen peroxide. Two to three times a week, spray the grout after a bath or shower with a solution of: Half-and-half vinegar and water. However, be aware that overuse of vinegar on grout can cause erosion over many years. Water and 15 to 20 drops of tea tree oil. Shake well before each use. Pure hydrogen peroxide in a spray bottle. Removing the excess water from tiles and grout after a shower or bath is one of the easiest ways to keep grout looking new. After each use, wipe the shower walls or bath down with an old towel or squeegee. Another great way to keep mold and mildew from growing in your bathroom is by removing the water that allows it to grow. If your bathroom isn't equipped with an exhaust fan, remove moisture from the air after every shower or bath by opening the window and blowing a stand-up fan out the window. Grout should be re-sealed every few years. Sealant can be applied to the grout lines with a paint brush. Allow it to dry, and then remove sealant from the tiles by wiping them in a diagonal direction with a damp cloth or sponge. One applied and cleaned, allow the sealant to cure for about three to four hours.

summary: Wipe it with alcohol. Spray it with a mold inhibitor. Dry the grout after every use. Keep the bathroom dry. Seal the grout.

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During these hours, the sun is at its peak. You're most likely to get skin damage during this time of day. If you're going to be out in the sun, seek shade from trees, patios, and other objects whenever possible. You may want to limit your exposure to the sun during these hours, especially if you have sensitive skin. Sun is sometimes reflected off of water, snow, and sand. This means that, even in the winter, sunscreen and sun protection is important. Your chance of sunburn increases near snow, water, and sand. Make sure to take extra precautions around these terrains. Always wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and wear clothing that covers your body. The sun can actually cause damage, even if you're inside. Transparent window film screens can be installed to block out the sun's rays. You should also wear sunscreen, even when riding in your car or sitting by a window in your house. Remember, film screens only provide protection when windows are closed. If you have a sunroof, avoid using it. You should also avoid driving with the roof down if you have a convertible. Sun can also penetrate the windows in your home, leaving you exposed to UVA rays. It's a good idea to draw your blinds during peak hours or stay away from the windows. You can also wear sunscreen in your home.
summary: Seek shade between 10 AM and 4 PM. Take extra precautions near water, snow, and sand. Protect yourself from the sun indoors and in cars.