Article: You can remove a photo from an album (without deleting it) using the mobile app or at http://photos.google.com. It's at the bottom of the mobile app, and on the left side of the website. The icon looks like a square with a bookmark at its upper-right edge. Once clicked or tapped, a list of your albums will appear. The contents of the album will appear. It's at the top right corner of both the website and the mobile app. " The album is now in edit mode, and you can tell this by the editing symbols at the top right corner of the screen. Also, you'll see a small X at the top left corner of each photo. The photo will disappear from the album. You'll still be able to find it in the main photos list when you first access Google Photos.
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Open Google Photos. Click or tap the Albums icon. Select an album to manage. Click or tap the menu. Select "Edit Album. Click or tap the X to remove a photo.
Article: . While not always necessary, this increases the chance that the scan will succeed. Search for "Command Prompt" with the search bar. Right-click Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator." Enter your administrator password. In the window that opens, type sfc /scannow and press Enter. You must type this exactly as it appears. This tells System File Checker to scan your files for corruption, and attempt to repair them. This will revert your system files back to the default state. If you've intentionally modded them, backup your computer before you start the scan. Leave the Command Prompt window open while the scan checks your files. Read the message once it's done: If it says "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them," restart your computer in regular mode, then try to print. If it says "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them," continue to the next step. For any other message, try another solution listed on this page. If the scan identifies problems but failed to repair them, you'll need to do so yourself. Find more information as follows: In the Command Prompt, type findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\Logs\CBS\CBS.log >"%userprofile%\Desktop\sfcdetails.txt" and press Enter. Find Sfcdetails.txt on your Desktop and open it. Find the report with today's date. Find the name of the file that's corrupted or missing. Find this file on another computer with the same version of Windows, and transfer it to yours. Alternatively, download a new copy from online but make sure you do so from a trustworthy website. It is also possible to extract the file from a Windows installation disk. Here's how to replace the corrupted file with a new one: In Command Prompt, type takeown /f followed by a space and the exact path and file name of the corrupt file. It should look something like this: takeown /f C:\windows\system32\oldfile. Press Enter. Next, enter the command icacls (path to corrupt file) /grant administrators:F replacing "(path to corrupt file)" with the same path and file name you used above. Transfer the new file by entering copy (path to new file) (path to corrupt file), replacing the words in parentheses with the correct paths and file names.
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Restart your computer in Safe Mode Open Command Prompt with administrator privileges. Enter the scan command. Wait for the scan to complete. Find the corrupt file. Find a new copy. Install the new copy.
Article: The amino acid cucurbitacin in pumpkin seeds paralyzes works and expels them from the digestive tract. These seeds are very potent and effective, particularly against tape- and hookworm. Grind up pumpkin seeds into a fine powder and add one teaspoon for each 10 15 lbs. of body weight daily. Do this for two weeks and then add wheat bran to the dog's diet; soak the bran in water and add an eighth teaspoon per 10 lbs. of body weight to larger animals and just a pinch for smaller ones. You can even feed the seeds to him directly as a treat. Just make sure you use the same measurement guidelines. Also be sure to use unsalted, organic pumpkin seeds. These incredibly healthy seeds have many positive effects on the bodies of both humans and dogs. Proven to fight 800 bacterial and viral strains, it also supports the immune system, fights cancer, and, in this instance, are a natural for killing, weakening, and repelling parasites. Grind up the seeds to a find powder. Sprinkle 8 mg for every 2.2 pounds of body weight (OBW) onto your dog's food. There are no restrictions as to how long to continue this treatment as grapefruit seeds are highly beneficial to your dog's overall health. Try GSE (grapefruit seed extract). Purchase this at your local health food store. For a minimal dosage, give your pooch .5 drops for every 2.2 pounds OBW orally. For maximum dosage, give your dog 10-15 drops per every 10 pounds OBW. Rich in papain, an enzyme that will destroy the worms' outer coating and cause them to get weak and lose their hold on the intestinal wall, papaya seeds are also a great digestive aid. Grind the papaya seeds into a fine powder. Sprinkle 8 mg for every 2.2 pounds of body weight (OBW) onto your dog's food. There are no restrictions as to how long to continue this treatment as grapefruit seeds are highly beneficial to your dog's overall health. If your dogs will eat it, the flesh of the papaya is also rich in papain. You might want to use this in combination with another method even the papaya seeds. That way they will get all the health benefits and not rely solely on a small amount of papaya to do the job. There is a reason you only want to feed them a small amount. Feeding them a lot can lead to the same problems you can have with all fruits: too much in one end can lead to a loose result on the other. Feed your best friend fresh or dried papaya. Try to make it organic though. That will have the most papain and be the healthiest option for your dog. Rich in the enzyme ficin, eating figs will destroy the worms' outer coating and cause them to get weak and lose their hold on the intestinal wall. Same general fruit warning: too much of a good thing can lead to too much of a bad thing. Feed your dog dried figs in moderation. One or two as a treat after meals is fine.
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Utilize the power of pumpkin seeds. Get on the grapefruit seed bandwagon. Grind up papaya seeds. Feed your dog the papaya. Feed your dog dried figs.