Q: If you use a mouse, move your cursor to the upper-right corner of the desktop. Select the "Just remove my files" option if you are going to keep the computer for yourself. Choose "Clean the drive fully" if you are getting rid of the computer. The full clean will take several hours to complete, but will securely erase all of your data. Your computer will reboot and begin resetting. This may take anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour, depending on your computer. If Windows 8 did not come installed on your system, you may be prompted to insert the disk. Use your Windows 8 installation disk if you have it, or your computer manufacturer's recovery disk. If you don't have a recovery disk, you can create one.
A: Swipe in from the right side of the screen. Click Settings. Click Change PC settings. Click Update and recovery. Click Recovery. Click Get started under "Remove everything and reinstall Windows." Click Next. Click the drive cleaning method you want. Click Reset. Wait while your computer resets. Insert a Windows 8 installation or recovery disk if prompted.

Article: Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left of the taskbar to open the Start menu on your Windows computer. This will display the control panel app in the Start menu. Click the Control Panel app icon that resembles a blue panel with graphs and charts on it. It's below the "Clock, Language, and Region" heading in the Control Panel options. You will most likely find English (United States) as your current keyboard language. Clicking "Options" will open a new pop-up window. It's in the middle of the page, below your current keyboard language in the "Input Method" section. You can type india in the search bar at the top to narrow down the selections. It's at the bottom-right corner of the Control Panel. It's at the lower-right corner of the Control Panel. It's next to the date and time in the system tray. This will open a menu of all the keyboard inputs you have active. It's in the keyboard inputs in the taskbar. This will change the keyboard input to English (India). You can also toggle through the keyboard inputs by pressing Win+Space. Depending on your computer's manufacturer, you will need to press Ctrl+Alt+4, or Shift+Ctrl+4 to type the symbol for an Indian Rupee. Make sure your cursor is selected on a location you can enter text before pressing the keyboard shortcuts.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open Start . Type control panel. Click Control Panel. Click Change input methods. Click Options across from your current keyboard language. Click Add an input method. Click English (India). Click Add. Click Save. In the taskbar, click ENG US. Click ENG IN. Press Ctrl+Alt+4, or Ctrl+ Shift+4.

Problem: Article: For many people, the toughest part of staying at home is not being allowed to see their friends and family. Fortunately, you don't have to ignore everyone until the shelter-in-place is over. Instead, talk to them via text or call. If you can, video chat with at least one person every day. You can video chat using FaceTime, Skype, or Facebook messenger. Daily exercise will help you stay healthy and can boost your mood. Choose an exercise that's fun and easy for you to do at home. Here are some ways to exercise in your home if you decide not to go outside: Do a video workout online. You can find several free options, especially on YouTube. Perform calisthenics, such as squats, lunges, and jumping jacks. Do yoga. Use your space for dancing or pacing to music. Climb up and down the stairs if you have them. If you're stuck inside, why not binge on your favorite shows? Watch a few titles you've been wanting to see or re-watch all of your favorites. If you have people living with you, make it a party. Netflix is offering a service called "Netflix Party" that allows you to watch a show along with friends or family members who are in other homes. You probably have some free time since you can't go anywhere, so use that time to do something you enjoy. Dedicate a few hours every day to your hobbies, and you could have something awesome to show for it at the end of the shelter-in-place. Here are some ideas: Make art. Write a story. Take photos of nature, still lifes, your pets, or your lifestyle. Knit. Organize a collection. Do puzzles. Build something. Write code. Make a short film. Read. Broadening your mind will help you feel productive and might get your mind off of the coronavirus. Many universities and museums are offering free instructional materials right now, so learn something new. Additionally, you could sign up for a class on a site like edx.org. Look for classes that are connected to your hobbies and interests. Some classes come with a certification that you can include on your resume, though you may need to pay for it.
Summary: Connect with friends and family via phone or video chat. Exercise for 30 minutes every day. Catch up on movies and TV that you enjoy. Spend time working on a hobby you can do at home. Take an online class.

Q: It's important to note that there are no teleportation panels at the top or bottom of any of the squares in the middle section. This means that clearing candies anywhere outside of the middle section won't effect the candies in the middle. The only way to get new candies in the middle is by clearing candies there either directly or with a striped candy, wrapped/striped combo, or striped/striped combo. On their own, wrapped candies are useless in this level their explosion range isn't big enough to affect the middle section where the jelly and chocolate are. Thus, you won't want to waste moves making them unless you plan to use them in a wrapped/striped combo or use them to trigger a vertical striped candy. However, in the rare even that you can get a wrapped/wrapped combo, use it! The massive explosion radius should be able to hit a large area of the middle section at least once (unless you trigger it at the bottom of the board.) Once the chocolate spreads throughout the middle section, it can be very hard to finish the level, since this essentially adds another layer that you need to "break" through before you can start clearing jelly. Your best bet is to keep the chocolate from spreading until you have a vertical stripe or two ready to deal with it. This means that you shouldn't break the locked square before you're ready to clear the chocolate. You can clear jelly on the left and you should clear the chocolate on the right before you hit the lock, but once the lock is broken, you need to be ready to clear the chocolate right away or you may find yourself in a very difficult situation. Nothing is more crushing than clearing all of the jelly in this level only to fail because you haven't gotten enough points. Though the one-star marker is positioned fairly low on the point meter, it's still possible to finish the level without the 50,000 points needed to reach it, so pay attention to the points you're accumulating throughout the level. Keep in mind that, since you get a point bonus for each unused turn at the end of the level, it's almost always best to finish early, rather than waste turns trying to set up massive combos.
A:
Don't waste time trying to get new blocks in the center section. Don't use wrapped candies except for striped/wrapped combos. Don't let the chocolate get out of control. Don't forget about the point limit.