Article: You can access this from the Control Panel, but the easiest way to open it is by pressing Win+R and typing diskmgmt.msc. The easiest way to tell which drive is your USB drive is to look at the size. Your USB drive will typically be much smaller than your hard drives. If your USB drive isn't listed in Disk Management, then there is likely a hardware problem with either the USB drive or your USB port. Click here for detailed instructions on repairing a physically broken USB drive. In the lower frame of the Disk Management window, you will see all of your connected drives listed with their partitions to the right of each drive. Your USB drive's partition should say Healthy. If the partition is Healthy but it is not recognized, click here. If the partition is Unallocated, click here.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Open the Disk Management tool. Locate your USB drive. Check the partition on your USB drive.

Problem: Article: Match the duck boots' relaxed look with a pair with close-fitting jeans, a sweater or flannel, and a cozy jacket. This outfit will keep you comfy and warm in cooler weather. When you need some extra insulation, pair your boots with some cozy socks and fleece-lined tights or joggers. Add a sweater or sweatshirt and a warm jacket, and top the look off with some winter accessories like a hat and scarf. Wear the tops of your boots open by loosening up the laces or even pulling them out halfway. This creates a more cool, casual street style effect. Make sure to tuck the laces in so they won't drag when you walk. Pair some duck boots with professional pieces such as dress pants, a collared shirt, and a sweater. Textures such as tweed and flannel also pair well with these boots. If duck boots are still too casual for the office, you can wear them for your commute and bring dressier shoes to change into later. Leaving your socks visible above the boots is a great way to add a cozy, layered effect. Pick some soft, thick socks that will be high enough to show above the boots. Scrunching the tops of the socks down around the top of the boot also looks cute and casual. This style is perfect for winter and will help you extra warm. For a fuzzy lining, look for boots with shearling or faux fur that comes up over the inside edge of the boot.
Summary: Pair your duck boots with denim for a casual outfit. Stay extra warm by layering. Loosen up the laces for a street-style look. Wear professional clothes with your boots for a more office-friendly look. Wear your boots with high socks for a cute, cozy look. Buy some boots with fuzzy lining visible on the top.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Its icon resembles a blue background with a white "W" on top. If you'd rather edit an existing document, simply double-click the document in question. It's in the top-left corner of the templates page. If you're editing an existing document, skip this step. It's at the top of the Word window, to the right of the Home, Insert, and Design tabs. This option is below and to the left of the Layout tab. Clicking it will prompt a drop-down menu with the following options: One - Default setting for Word documents. Two - Splits the page into two distinct columns. Three - Splits the page into three distinct columns. Left - Concentrates most of the text on the right side of the document, leaving a narrow column on the left. Right - Concentrates most of the text on the left side of the document, leaving a narrow column on the right. If you highlight a part (or all) of your document before clicking a column option, your document will be reformatted to appear in columns. Doing so will apply invisible columns to your document; as you type, you'll notice that your text jumps to a new line before reaching the standard right-most margin. Once you reach the bottom of the page, your text will continue in the next column until you reach the bottom of the page again, and so on.

SUMMARY: Open Microsoft Word. Click Blank document. Click the Layout tab. Click Columns. Click a column option.

Again when you're looking at other people, you're looking at their highlight reel. So don't do it. When you catch yourself doing it, stop. Just stop. Remind yourself that it's the highlight reel you're watching, and that reel is pretty darn short. And if you have some comparison void that needs filling, just compare you to you. How are you improving? What skills do you have now that you didn't before? How are you a better person? What have you learned? After all, in the race that's life, you're your fiercest competition. Seriously. Take out a piece of paper and a pen (or your phone) and write them down. What do you like about yourself? Don't stop until you have at least five. Is it a talent? A physical attribute? A personality trait? If you can't think of any (you're not alone), ask a few close friends or family members what they think your best qualities are. Besides, there's tons of research that says others know us better than we know ourselves. When you're feeling down for the count, bust out this list or remember back to its contents. Take on an attitude of gratitude and those insecurities may just start slipping away. Look online for lists of self affirmations that could also be used if one cannot come up with positive qualities. In order to love ourselves, our minds have to see some proof that we do. If someone treated you terribly you wouldn't believe they loved you, and the same goes for you. Here's what to keep in mind: Take care of your body. Exercise, eat healthy, get enough sleep, and keep it at 100% as often as possible. This is the bare minimum. Take care of your space. If you live in a pile of potato chip bags, you probably aren't going to feel ready to take on the world. What's more, you need to take care of your mental space, too. Practice meditation, do yoga, or find some other way to keep your mind stress-free. Take care of your time. In other words, make time to A) relax, and B) do what you love. With these two things, happiness falls in line a large obstacle to self-acceptance. Hopefully you treat you right and you know how you should treat you, but what about others? Define your boundaries in other words, what will you and will you not put up with? What violates your definition of "okay?" Why is this important? Because you have rights and you deserve to be treated the way you want to be treated. You just have to know how you want to be treated to begin. A good example is how long you'll wait for a late friend. You could make a rule that you won't wait longer than 30 minutes. If they snooze, you're outta there. After all, your time is valuable you are valuable. If they don't respect that, they're disrespecting you. And if they do respect you, they'll be on time. "Fake it till you make it" isn't just some conveniently rhyming, trite piece of advice. In fact, science says it works. Even faking confidence convinces others you're more confident, competent, and can lead to more opportunities and better results. So if you need that extra dose of confidence, lean on your acting skills. Everyone will be none the wiser. Don't know where to start? Go through your body and consciously release your muscles that are holding tension. When we get nervous, we physically tense up. Letting your muscles go is a cue to your mind and those around you that you're cool as a cucumber.
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If you do compare yourself to someone, compare yourself to you. List out all your good qualities. Take care of your body, your space, and your time. Define your boundaries. When in doubt, fake it.