Article: Most MP3 players can be charged by plugging a USB cable into a wall socket adapter and then attaching the MP3 player to the free end of the cable. You'll need to detach the USB cable from the wall socket adapter in order to add music to the player. If your MP3 player has a separate syncing cable, make sure that it can be used with your computer. If your MP3 player isn't on, press (or press and hold) its Power button to turn it on. Your MP3 player must be on before you can use it with Windows Media Player. This should be the rectangular USB 3.0 end of the cable. The free end of the cable should plug into the MP3 player's charging port, which you'll usually find on the side or the bottom of the MP3 player. Click {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/0\/07\/Windowsstart.png\/30px-Windowsstart.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":460,"bigWidth":"30","bigHeight":"30","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>I edited this screenshot of a Windows icon.
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Make sure that your MP3 player has a USB cable. Power on the MP3 player if necessary. Plug one end of the cable into your computer. Attach the other end of the cable to your MP3 player. Open Windows Media Player. Click the Sync tab.
Article: While you won't be working with live cables, you will be drilling into walls where electrical wires could be. Stay safe by turning off your home's power before starting work. Find your breaker box and turn the main switch off to cut your home's power. The wiring panel should be between 2 well studs. Find the studs in the wall by sliding a stud finder along the wall. Mark on the wall where the 2 studs are, and work in the space between them. If you don't have a stud finder, tap on the wall. If you hear a hollow sound, there is no stud at this point. A sharp, quick sound indicates that you've tapped on a stud. This isn't exact, but it gives you an idea of where the studs are located. When you've chosen a point for your wiring panel, make sure the wall section has empty space behind it with no obstructions. Draw a 4in (10cm) by 4in (10cm) square on the wall. Then use your drywall saw and cut away this square section. Look inside with a flashlight for any wires or pipes. If you see pipes or other wires behind the wall, then use a different section. Don't worry about the damage to your walls. You can patch drywall later after the job is done. When you've confirmed that there are no obstructions behind this wall, remove this wall section. Use a drywall saw to cut out the wall between the two studs. Start cutting at one of the stud points 2 inches (5.1cm) down from the ceiling. Cut across the wall until you reach the other stud. Do the same for the bottom of the wall. Then cut vertically, connecting the two ends of the cuts you made. Remove this section of wall when you're done cutting. Drywall can be heavy, so have a partner nearby to help you lift the wall section out. Cables can just hang on the wall at the distribution point, but a wiring panel keeps them organized much better. If you want a wiring panel, purchase one from a hardware store. Then mount it in the wall section you just cut out. Hold the wiring panel up against both studs. Then use a power drill to screw the box to both studs. There are latches on the box to insert screws through. This job is easier with someone else holding the box up while you drill. A wiring panel is optional. If you want to save money, you don't have to buy one.
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Turn off the power. Locate the studs where your wiring panel will be. Cut a 4in (10cm) by 4in (10cm) inspection hole between the studs. Cut away the drywall at your distribution point. Install a structured wiring panel to keep your cables organized.
Article: If you feel the need to cheat or manipulate the test, one thing that most people recommend is to cause yourself mental or physical stress when you are expected to give the answer to a control question. This will give you a higher baseline, so when you tell lies relevant to the case or situation, any spikes in your responses might be smaller than the spike you just created during the control. Think of a frightening or exciting thought when you recognize an obvious control question. You can also make your heart rate and perspiration increase by trying to solve a somewhat difficult math problem in your head. Try dividing 563 by 42, or some other similar problem. When asked a question relevant to the case or situation, put yourself in a calm state of mind when you answer. By staying as calm as possible, you can prevent many major spikes in your physiological responses. Essentially, a "lie" only counts if that lie generates a greater physiological response than that which you had while you were telling "white lies" with the control questions. As long as your physiological response to a question and answer produces a less noticeable reaction than any reaction you displayed while answering the control questions, it will probably not count against you. Maintain your breathing pattern and keep in mind that the polygraph is not infallible, and that you are in control of your own physiological response. Daydream about something soothing, like cuddling under a warm blanket with a cup of hot chocolate on a cool night, or taking a relaxing shower or bath. If the examiner catches you trying to cheat the test, you might be asked to schedule another test or the examiner may take countermeasures against further acts of manipulation. Moreover, attempts to manipulate the test might cause the examiner or reviewer to judge your results more harshly once you finish. For instance, do not stick a thumbtack in your shoe and attempt to press down on it to spike your vitals during control questions. Oftentimes, an examiner will have you remove your shoes during the test to avoid such tricks. In fact, while physical pain will cause your vitals to spike, it is usually easier to catch than psychological stress. Biting your tongue, clenching a muscle, or other similar tactics can be caught easily if you are working with a trained polygraph professional.
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Stress yourself out when answering control questions. Calm down when answering relevant questions. Avoid tricks that are easy to catch.