Problem: Article: Editing the registry will allow you to disable the Windows Update function by providing an exception for how the software runs on your system by causing it to not run. You run the risk of causing your computer to become unstable if the registry is damaged and can be safely repaired by using a restore point. Create a restore point by clicking on Start>Run then type in "%SystemRoot%\system32
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strui.exe" then click on OK to open System Restore. Click on "Create a restore point" and click on Next. Type in a name for the restore point and click on Create. Once the restore point is created, click on Close. The Registry Editor is a program that allows you to edit your Windows Registry. The registry provides information to your system and is used to change the behavior of a program and how it works with Windows. Click on Start>Run then type in "regedit" and press Enter. The subkey is located in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE hierarchy which is designed to contain information for both hardware and software. On the left hand side is the hierarchy of your system's registry. Expand the following paths: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Image File Execution Options" Right-click on "Image File Execution Options" then click on New>Key. A new subkey will be created and will be prompted to enter a name. Type in wupdmgr.exe then press Enter. Right-click on "wupdmgr.exe" then click on New>String Value. Type in "Debugger" to name the new string value. Double click on the Debugger string value to enter into the Value Data text field "ntsd --"then click on OK. Quit the registry editor. Windows Update can no longer be opened on your computer unless you revert your edits to the registry or perform a System Restore. You can still manually update Windows by downloading patches from Microsoft's website.
Summary: Create a restore point for your computer. Open the Registry Editor. Expand the Image File Execution Options subkey. Add the Windows Update Manager subkey. Add a Debugger string value to the Windows Update Manager subkey.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: More times than not, it is best to leave a baby bird alone. Even if you do not see its parents around, chances are that the parents are not far off and will return to the nest (or ground) to feed it. However, if you see evidence of physical trauma (e.g., broken beak, missing or injured feet, puncture wounds), you should transport the baby bird to a veterinarian or wildlife rehabilitation center. The baby bird will also need your help if it is sick (e.g., cold to the touch, weak). For a nestling, you may need to take the baby bird for further care if the parents have not returned in an hour. Keep in mind, though, that the parents may not approach the nest if you are too close. Stay at least 100 feet (about 30 meters) from the nest. A nest with dead baby birds is abandoned. Any surviving baby birds will need help. This cannot be emphasized enough! Unless you are a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, it is illegal to hand raise wild animals in captivity. In addition to being unlawful, hand raising a wild baby bird is extremely time intensivenestlings need to be fed every 15 to 20 minutes. Even with the best of intentions, it is unlikely that you will do a better job of raising a baby bird than its parents or a wildlife rehabilitator. If you choose to take the baby bird to a veterinarian, find one that specializes in birds and wildlife. If you do not know the wildlife veterinarians in your area, your local zoo or ASPCA can give you recommendations. Search for the nearest wildlife rehabilitation center, both within the United States and internationally, by using a directory, such as the one at http://wildliferehabinfo.org/. To transport the baby bird safely, gently place it in either a cardboard box or shoebox with holes cut out for adequate ventilation. Place a towel in the box's bottom so the baby bird does not slide around in the box. To minimize the chances of you getting injured while picking up the baby bird, wrap it up completely in a towel (including the head and feet). You could also line the bottom of the box with paper towels. Handle the baby bird as little as possible before transporting it to minimize its stress.

SUMMARY: Determine if the baby bird needs your help. Do not hand raise a baby bird. Contact a veterinarian or wildlife rehabilitation center. Transport the baby bird.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: You should find it in your Start menu, sometimes in a folder called HP. If you don't see HP Solutions Center, open HP Printer Assistant. " It's under the "Print Quality" header at the center of the window. If your printer has a built-in scanner, this process will involve scanning the alignment page. Further instructions will appear on the screen. If you see get an error that says "Alignment Failed" or "Alignment Unsuccessful," see the Fixing Alignment Issues method.
Summary: Open the HP Solution Center application on your computer. Click Printer Services or Device Services. Click Printer Toolbox. Check the box next to "Align the Print Cartridges. Follow the on-screen instructions to align the printer cartridges.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Cover the genital area with waterproof covering during the first few days, when taking a shower or bathing, and keep the area very clean when using the restroom. The wound needs to be kept dry to facilitate quick healing. Your doctor will offer more specific instructions and topical medication, but in general you'll want to keep the area as clean and dry as possible. You may be catheterized for a few days after the procedure in order to aid in keeping the penis dry. Your doctor will remove your catheter once the healing has begun. Change your underwear throughout the day to keep the area very clean. Also wear loose fitting clothing around the area to keep air circulating regularly. Avoid tight fitting jeans, and consider some cotton short pants or other loose clothing. You can use surgical vaseline to keep the area from sticking to clothes or gauze. The doctor will probably prescribe analgesic cream or other topical ointments, and apply them regularly as directed. You may also want to add some petroleum jelly to the area to avoid chafing during your recovery.
Summary:
Keep the area clean and dry. Wear loose cotton underwear. Use medication as directed.