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You should call the company or dealership and speak to your leasing agent to notify them that you want to buy the car. The leasing agent will notify you of any penalties or fees you may need to pay. The leasing company will call you near the end of your term to talk about returning the car. If you are allowed to buy the car at the end of the lease, you can tell them you want to buy the car then. In most cases, you will receive the documents through the mail, although you may be asked to visit a dealership. Read through the terms of sale very carefully. When you are ready, sign the contract. Mail these back to the leasing company. If you are paying in cash, you should mail a check to the company. Before you go the DMV, you will need 3 things from the leasing company. The leasing company must sign the title over to you with all liens released on the car. They must also provide a bill of sale showing that you paid your sales tax, and a federal odometer statement. If you do not get these documents, ask for them. If you financed the car using a lender other than a dealership, the leasing company will mail the documents to the lender. The lender will then send you the documents. You will need to bring the Certificate of Title, the bill of sale, the federal odometer statement, proof of car insurance, and ID, such as a driver's license. You will also need to fill out an Application for Registration and Title. This form will be available on your state's DMV website. Once you take these documents to the DMV, you will be registered as the legal owner of the car. Titling fees can vary by state. Look up the cost on your local DMV website. In some cases, if you don't make your monthly payments, the lender can repossess your car. Always pay your loan payments on time to keep a good credit score.

summary: Inform your leasing company that you want to buy the car. Sign the documents sent by the leasing company. Ask the leasing company for documents proving the sale. Visit the DMV with your documents, insurance card, and ID. Make monthly payments to pay off your loan.

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Start from the exterior and work your way to the center of the room. Take your time and sweep with gentle strokes to avoid stirring up the dust more than you have to. Use a dustpan to scoop up the dust pile and place it in a trash bag. Tie the bag up immediately to seal the dust in. If you are working with a significant amount of dusk, there are products you can buy that will help the dust cling to the floor. This will make it easier to sweep up. You can buy sweeping compound products at any home improvement store. They are usually sold in bags or buckets. The compound itself has a dust/sawdust-like consistency. To use, shake the compound over the floor where you want to sweep. It holds the dust down to the floor so that you can sweep it up more easily. Many of the products require 24 hours to settle over the dust before you can sweep it, so read the instructions carefully. The most effective vacuum for this job is a wet/dry vacuum, also known as a Shopvac. If you don't own one already, many home improvement stores rent them out. Use vacuum bags that are made specifically for collecting dry wall dust. For the finer particles, use a HEPA filter. The filters can get clogged so, if possible, use a filter that can be washed and reused. It's also wise to have a back-up filter on hand, just in case. Fill a bucket with cool water. Dip the cloth in the water and wring it out well a soaking wet cloth can damage fresh drywall. Start at the top of the walls and work your way down. You'll need to rinse and wring out the cloth often. Change the water in the bucket as soon as it gets cloudy. After the walls, wipe down every horizontal surface in the room. This includes baseboards, light fixtures, outlet covers, etc. Insert a brush attachment for the second pass. Brush attachments help to get in the nooks and crannies. It also has a hose attached that will allow you to vacuum the walls. Start at the top and vacuum your way down to the bottom. After the walls, vacuum the floor again. You'll will probably need to vacuum in the corners of the room and over the joints twice. Check the room and wipe up any lingering dust that you see. Run the cloth over the baseboards and window ledges one more time. If you want to be extra vigilant, damp mop the floor as a final step. Make sure you're using clean water in the bucket, even for the final wipe down.

summary: Sweep first. Vacuum the floors. Wipe everything down with a damp microfiber cloth. Vacuum a second time. Spot clean with a damp microfiber cloth.

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You'll find this in the upper-left corner of the screen. On older Macs, you may need to click Software Updates instead. You'll see this at the bottom of the App Store window. This will install all available updates, including any system updates. Updates for your Mac's video card are included in system updates. You may be prompted to reboot your computer after installation is complete.
summary: Click the Apple menu. Click the App Store option. Click the Updates tab. Click the Update All button. Wait for the updates to install.