INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Too much time on the internet, your phone or in front of the television can distract you from your goals. It is easy to get off task if your phone is going off or you have social media tabs open on your computer while you're working. There are even apps that help you remove distractions for certain periods of time. You can turn off your notifications on your phone or turn on the "do not disturb" mode. You can make separate lists for urgent, high-priority, and low-priority tasks. Or you can make lists by date. For instance you can list all of the tasks that need to be done today in one list, and all the things that need to be tomorrow on another list. By knowing what you want to accomplish, you can get a lot more done. Breaking larger tasks into smaller steps can help you see the overall time a task will take and its potential complexity. You can schedule time for each task or subtask. Keeping the list to three items can help you focus and get things done. Pushing back other things of less importance can help you focus on the task that will help you reach your goals. Deadlines can help you determine what's important, as well as the impact of completing or not completing a task will have on you and your employer. For instance, you can wait to answer a non-urgent email to a friend you see regularly when you're working on a work-project. If you're uncertain what to prioritize, ask your manager or boss. Making a schedule and having a plan for the day will help you see how you are using your time. This is where you can set deadlines, make appointments, and schedule breaks. Remember to give yourself enough time for each task.

SUMMARY: Remove distractions. Keep yourself organized with to-do lists. Prioritize. Use time efficiently.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Troubleshooting tab within the monitor properties window. Change Settings. Continue within the security window. Move the setting all the way to the left if you want to disable hardware acceleration completely. OK, and then restart your computer.

SUMMARY: Click the Start button to open the Start menu. Open the Control Panel. Select "Appearance and Personalization". Pick "Adjust Screen Resolution" from the menu. Choose "Advanced Settings" within the Display Settings window. Click on the . Select . Choose . Adjust the Hardware acceleration settings as desired. Hit .

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Drink enough fluids to replace any you through a fever or producing mucus. Keeping yourself hydrated can help you feel better and minimize the risk of getting more sick. Women need at least nine cups of liquid daily to keep their bodies hydrated, while men need at least 13. Have water, juice, broth, or non-caffeinated sodas or teas. Stay away from caffeinated drinks including coffee and tea because they can dehydrate you and exacerbate symptoms. Studies now show that the longtime home remedy of chicken soup can help keep a cold at bay and relieve symptoms. Sipping chicken soup may help you nip a cold in the bud or help minimize your symptoms of a cold and flu. Even the steam from the hot soup can help alleviate symptoms. Eat chicken soup to help relieve the congestion that accompanies cold and the flu. Chicken soup can prevent dehydration. Be aware that chicken soup acts as an anti-inflammatory to your system. It also temporarily increases movement of mucus through the nose, which in turn limits the amount of time the virus is in the lining of your nose. Alcohol and tobacco products may make a cold or the flu worse. Eliminating or limiting these products may reduce the duration of your symptoms and help prevent complications. Gargling with a simple saline solution may help a sore throat. Although the benefits are temporary, you can use this remedy as often as you need it to combat inflammation. Dissolve 1/2 a teaspoon of salt in an 8 oz. glass of warm water to make the saline solution. Swish a mouthful of saltwater for 30 seconds at least twice a day. This can also help relieve any inflammation in your throat related to the cold or flu. Mild analgesics can relieve a sore throat. Products such as lozenges and sprays containing eucalyptus or camphor can also relieve any cold- or flu-related congestion. Use throat lozenges or apply sprays every two to three hours. Avoid chewing or swallowing throat lozenges because they can numb your throat and cause swallowing difficulties. You may have body aches with a cold or the flu. Take an over the counter medication to help relieve any pain, which may also help you relax and more quickly recover from a cold or the flu. Take acetaminophen, ibuprofen, or naproxen sodium to relieve body aches. Making sure that you allow your body to rest can relieve your symptoms and help you more quickly recover from a cold or the flu. Stay home from work or school, especially if you have a fever. Getting enough rest also minimizes the risk of you infecting family members, friends, or colleagues. Get at least 8 hours of sleep per night and take naps, which can help your immune system fight any developing cold or flu viruses. Sleep in a bedroom that is comfortable, warm, and slightly humid (use a humidifier) to help relieve congestion and coughing.

SUMMARY: Keep your body hydrated. Sip chicken soup. Avoid alcohol and cigarettes. Soothe your throat with saltwater. Use lozenges or sprays. Take pain medication. Get enough rest.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're logged into Facebook, doing so will open your News Feed. If you aren't logged into Facebook, enter your email address (or phone number) into the top-right corner of the screen and click Log In. It looks like a message bubble with a lightning bolt inside, in the row of options located in the top-right side of the Facebook page. This link is at the bottom of the Messenger drop-down menu. Clicking it will open the Messenger utility. Your conversations are stored on the left side of this page. You should see a small gear icon appear in the bottom-right corner of the selected message. Doing so will open a drop-down menu with several options. It's near the middle of the drop-down menu. You should see this option on the pop-up "Delete Conversation" window. Clicking it will permanently remove your selected conversation from your messages history.

SUMMARY:
Open the Facebook website. Click the Messenger icon. Click View All in Messenger. Scroll to the conversation you wish to delete. Hover your mouse cursor over the message. Click the ⚙️ icon. Click Delete. Click Delete when prompted.