Problem: Article: While you are likely okay, these symptoms could be a sign of an underlying condition, like a viral or bacterial infection. It's best to get checked by a doctor so you get the right treatment. Call your doctor immediately if you notice the following symptoms: Fever higher than 102F (39C) Frequent vomiting Blood or pus in your stools Black or tar-like stools Severe pain in your abdomen or rectum 6 or more loose stools within 24 hours Symptoms of dehydration, like dizziness, weakness, dark urine, and dry mouth Diarrhea commonly causes dehydration in children because it makes them lose a lot of fluids. Get your child immediate medical care if you notice these signs of dehydration: Decrease in urination or dry diapers Lack of tears Dry mouth Listlessness or lethargy Sunken eyes Fussiness Your diarrhea will likely go away within 48 hours, but you may need medical care to help fight a more serious infection or underlying condition. Visit your doctor so they can give you a proper diagnosis and treatment options that will work for you. If a bacteria or parasite is causing your diarrhea, your doctor may give you an antibiotic. If a medication is causing your diarrhea, your doctor could change or adjust the dosage. If you're dehydrated, your doctor will help you replace lost fluids. If you have a condition like Crohn's or inflammatory bowel syndrome (IBS), your doctor will help you manage your condition and may refer you to a gastroenterologist for further care.
Summary: Get immediate care if you have a fever, blood or pus, or severe pain. Take your child to the doctor if they have signs of dehydration. See your doctor if your diarrhea lasts longer than 2 days.

Problem: Article: In order to easily identify your network adapter in the Windows Registry, you'll want to gather some basic information about it through the Command Prompt. You can open the Command Prompt by typing "cmd" into the Run box (Windows key + R). Type ipconfig /all and press Enter. Note the Description and Physical Address for the active network device. Ignore devices that aren't active (Media Disconnected). Type net config rdr and press Enter. Note the GUID, which is displayed between the "{}" brackets next to the Physical Address you recorded earlier. You can start the Registry Editor by opening the Run dialog box (Windows key + R) and typing "regedit". This will open the Registry Editor, which will allow you to change the settings for your network card. Making incorrect changes to the registry can cause your system to malfunction. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Class\{4D36E972-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}. Expand it by clicking the arrow. There will be several folders labeled "0000", "0001", etc. Open each of these and compare the DriverDesc field to the Description you noted in the first step. To be completely sure, check the NetCfgInstanceID field and match it with the GUID from the first step. For example, if the "0001" folder matches your device, right-click on the folder. Select New String Value. Name the new value "NetworkAddress". In the "Value data" field, enter your new MAC address. MAC addresses are 12-digit values, and should be entered without any dashes or colons. For example, if you want to make the MAC address "2A:1B:4C:3D:6E:5F", you would enter "2A1B4C3D6E5F".. Some adapters (especially Wi-Fi cards) are unforgiving of MAC addresses changes if the first octet's 2nd half isn't a 2,6,A,E or begins with a zero. This requirement has been observed as far back as Windows XP and is formatted as: D2XXXXXXXXXX D6XXXXXXXXXX DAXXXXXXXXXX DEXXXXXXXXXX You can also disable and re-enable your adapter within Windows for the change to become effective without rebooting. Just sliding the Wi-Fi's On/Off switch like the slider found on ThinkPads and VaiOs won't satisfactorily disable/re-enable the card. Once you've rebooted the computer, open the Command Prompt and enter ipconfig /all and note the Physical Address of your adapter. It should be your new MAC address.
Summary: Find your network adapter's ID information. Open the Registry Editor. Navigate to the registry key. Find your adapter. Right-click on the folder that matches your device. Double-click the new Network Address entry. Ensure that the MAC address is formatted properly. Reboot your computer to enable the changes. Check that the changes took effect.

Problem: Article: Most clippers come with a maintenance kit that includes a small brush. After every shave, brush excess hair off of the blades and guard. This ensures that old hair does not build up and work its way into the clipper's interior, where it can interfere with the operation of the motor. If your clippers didn't come with a brush, you can use an old toothbrush or a bristly pipe cleaner. Most clippers also contain a small bottle of lubricating mineral oil. After every several shaves, clean the blades with the brush, then apply a few drop of mineral oil along the clipper's teeth. Turn the clipper on for about twenty seconds. This allows the oil to spread along the blades, keeping them sharp and smooth. If your clippers didn't come with oil, contact the manufacturer before substituting your own oil - many household oils aren't suitable for clippers and will affect their performance. Well-maintained clippers should give you few problems. However, like any electric appliance, clippers can experience occasional performance issues. Here are a few of the most common complaints, with basic troubleshooting instructions: "My clippers make a very loud buzzing noise." Many clippers have a voltage regulator that resembles a screw on the side of the device. This can be easily adjusted with an included tool or an everyday screwdriver. Experiment with adjusting the voltage regulator in either direction until the noise stops. There is no risk of electrocution. "My clippers can't cut my hair." Your clippers may not be sharp enough or the internal motor may be losing power. Ensure that you're regularly cleaning and oiling the blades. If you clippers are noticeably slower, there may be an issue with the motor - it may be time to replace the clippers. Consult your manufacturer for warranty information. Alternatively, your hair may simply be too thick! Clear any hair that is jammed in the blades and try again with shallower cuts. "My clippers don't hold a charge." Over time, the battery in portable clippers can deteriorate. Most manufacturers can replace them - contact your manufacturer for more information. "My clipper's blades are crooked." It's possible for clipper blades to get bumped out of alignment. Realignment is not generally a difficult process, but it will differ based on the precise make and model of your clippers. Thankfully, most manufacturers will have online guides for blade realignment and amateur DIY instructions are easy to find.
Summary:
Clean your clippers. Keep your clippers sharp. Be prepared for common problems.