INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Windows Media Player can detect most MP3 players and Androids, but it will not work with iOS items such as iPods, iPhones, and iPads. If you get an error message saying that Windows could not install the drivers, you'll need to get them yourself: Disconnect your MP3 player or Android. If the item came with an installation CD, insert the CD now. If you don't have a CD, open the device manufacturer's support website. Search for your item's model and check the Drivers or Downloads section for an installer. Run the installer from the disk or the downloaded file and follow the prompts to install the driver. Updating Windows Media Player may help with issues encountered while attempting to connect: Press Alt to display the menu. Select Help. Click Check for updates.... Click Update if prompted to install any available updates. Some users have reported that making an adjustment to Windows Services can make a device appear in Windows Media Player when it isn't being detected: Open Start. Type in services, then click Services at the top of the window. Right-click Portable Device Enumerator Service. Click Properties. Set Startup type to Automatic and then click Start. Check Windows Media Player for your item.

SUMMARY: Ensure you are connecting a compatible item. Install the drivers manually if Windows cannot. Install any available Windows Media Player updates. Check your Windows Services.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: As soon as you believe your Boxer may have lymphoma, take him to the vet. The earlier you catch the lymphoma, the better chance your dog has for survival. If you feel any swollen lymph nodes, take your Boxer to the vet even if he is not showing any symptoms. Lymph nodes may appear without any other symptoms. If your dog shows signs of general declining or poor health, you should take your dog to the vet immediately since those signs might be due to a number of serious conditions. The first thing your vet will do is perform a thorough physical examination. The vet will feel the abdomen to check for enlargement of the spleen and any enlarged lymph nodes. The vet will also listen to the chest for any signs of difficulty breathing. She will also check to see if the heart is muffled as a result of lymph node enlargement. After the physical exam, the vet will perform a blood test to check organ function. The blood test will also look at the balance of red and white blood cells in the body. This cannot diagnose lymphoma, but it can point to a problem. If the numbers of lymphocytes are abnormally high, the cause will need looking into. If the physical examination turns up anything in the abdomen or the chest, the vet may arrange an ultrasound. Ultrasound scans of the abdomen or radiographs of the chest will check for enlargement of inguinal lymph nodes and also organ enlargement. This helps the clinician decide how far advanced the cancer is, which helps decision making with regard to treatment and survival times. A definitive diagnosis is made by either biopsying one of the enlarged lymph nodes, or by taking a fine needle and sucking up a sample of cells through it. Then, the vet will examine the sample under a microscope to look at the cell types. This allows the histologist to see which cells are present and if they are normal or abnormal. The dog will be put under anesthesia to perform the biopsy. Pain is usually minimal afterwards, but a vet can prescribe pain meds if your dog is in pain due to the biopsy. In the event of a sample being inconclusive, there is now a blood test available which can confirm if lymphoma is present. The CBLT looks for biomarkers given off by lymphoma. It is also a useful way of giving advanced warning of this condition even before lymph node enlargement happens or as a warning that a relapse is about to happen.

SUMMARY: Take your dog to the vet. Get a physical exam. Perform blood tests. Biopsy the lymph nodes.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Group Policy Editor is available on all versions of Windows. However, it is disabled on Windows 10 Home Edition. Use the following steps to enable Group Policy Editor in Windows 10 Home Edition: Click here to download a Windows 10 Group Policy Editor batch file. Extract the contents of the zip file. Navigate to the "gpedit-windows-10-home.bat" file. Right-click the file and click Run as Administrator. Wait for the script to finish running in the Command Prompt. This opens the Run application on Windows. You can use Group Policy Editor to restrict access to drives on your computer. This opens Group Policy Editor on Windows. " It's in the sidebar to the left. To expand this option, either click the bracket to the left, or double click Administrative Templates. It's below "Administrative Templates" in the sidebar to the left. It's below "Windows Components." Clicking this option will display administrative template options in the main window on the right. It's one of the options below "Settings" in the main window on the right. This option hides the specified drives in My Computer and File Explorer. This does not prevent users from accessing the drive through other methods. Alternatively, you can select "Prevent Access to drives from My Computer." This option allows users to browse to view the drive but not open folders or access the drive's contents. It's the second option near the upper-right corner of the window. Use the drop-down menu below "Pick one of the following combinations" to select which drive(s) you want to hide. You can select individual drives or a combination of drives. This does not include the option to hide external USB drives. It's in the lower-right corner of the window. It's next to Apply. This closes the window.

SUMMARY: Enable Group Policy Editor (Windows 10 Home Edition only). Press Win+R. Type gpedit.msc and click Ok. Expand Administrative Templates below "User Configuration. Expand Windows Components. Click File Explorer. Double-click Hide these specific drives in My Computer. Click the radio option next to Enabled. Select the drive you want to hide. Click Apply. Click Ok.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: A stretch fabric works best for making leggings, so opt for a stretch jersey, spandex, rayon with lycra, or some other type of stretchy fabric. You will need about 2 to 3 yards (1.8 to 2.7m) of fabric depending on your size. If you are making leggings for a baby or toddler, then you will only need about 1 yard (0.91m) of fabric. For baby and toddler leggings, you can also use a printed t-shirt for fabric. Make sure it is a shirt that you are willing cut up. You can use an old t-shirt or buy one on clearance. To create the pattern for the leggings, you will also need a pair of old leggings that fit you (or the person who will wear the leggings). If the leggings are a little smaller than you want them to be, then you can draw outside of the edges of the leggings to make them larger. You will need a piece of elastic that is long enough to wrap around the waist of the person who will wear the leggings. You can opt for a narrow piece of elastic, such as a piece that is 0.5 inches (1.3cm) wide, or you can go with a wider piece, such as a piece that is 2 inches (5.1cm) wide. The elastic will be hidden in the waistband, so you can use any color. To create your own custom pair of leggings, you will need to make a pattern first. That will require some paper that you can trace the outline of your folded leggings onto and a black marker. You can use a large roll of craft paper to get a piece that will be big enough for adult leggings, or you can use a large piece of construction paper for a pair of baby or toddler leggings.

SUMMARY:
Choose your fabric. Find an old pair of leggings. Get some elastic for the waistband. Collect paper and a marker for making a pattern.