Your video card drivers may be causing problems when Windows loads. Removing them will allow you to boot normally and then install the latest working drivers. This will open the Advanced Boot Options menu if you are quick. If Windows tries to load, you'll need to reboot and try again. This will load Windows in Safe Mode, which will usually work even if Windows normally shows a black screen. If Safe Mode will not work, try a Startup Repair. You may have one or more display adapters listed here. If the video drivers were causing the problem, Windows should now boot normally, though at a lower resolution than you may normally use. If removing the old display drivers fixed your problem, you'll want to install the latest available drivers to get your display capabilities back: Open your web browser. Visit the driver download page for your graphics adapter. You're likely using either Intel, AMD, or NVIDIA. If you aren't sure, just try the auto-detection software for each one. Run the auto detection tool on the driver site to scan your computer and retrieve the proper files.
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One-sentence summary -- Reboot your computer. Rapidly tap F8. Highlight Safe Mode and press Enter. Press Win+R after Windows boots into Safe Mode. Type devmgmt.msc and press Enter. Expand the Display adapters category. Right-click the first item in the list. Click Uninstall. Check the Delete driver software box and click OK. Repeat for any other Display adapter items. Restart your computer and allow it to boot normally. Install the latest drivers for your video card if you can boot.

Q: It can be hard to break the habit, but touching your face can spread dirt and bacteria to your skin, which can lead to inflammation and breakouts. In addition, touching your face can transfer germs to your eyes, nose, and mouth, which could make you sick. Regularly wash anything that touches your face, including your phone, glasses, sunglasses, and pillowcase, as they can also transfer dirt to your skin. Keep your hair clean to help prevent oil buildup that could lead to breakouts.. It can be really tempting, but if you get a breakout, keep your hands away from that blemish. If you pop your pimple, it can push the infection deeper into your skin, making it more difficult to treat. Popping your pimples can also increase the risk that you'll develop scarring at the blemish site. If you prefer to use at-home remedies over commercial treatments, talk to your doctor or dermatologist about which options are best for you. Let them know you're exploring all-natural solutions for your acne, and ask them about the pros and cons of the different treatments you're considering. There's a chance that your doctor will recommend an over-the-counter topical cream, because these are inexpensive and usually very effective at treating acne. However, if you want to avoid these, let your doctor know about your concerns, but be open to hearing what they have to say, too. Find a natural product that contains at least 5% tea tree oil, and dab a little on your breakout once a day. It might not work as quickly as a commercial product, but it should help reduce the swelling and redness of your blemish over the course of a few days. Some people are sensitive to tea tree oil, so before you use it, dab just a little on the side of your jaw. If you experience any redness or itching, do not use the product anymore. Never use pure tea tree oil on your skin, as it may cause irritation. Alpha hydroxy acid is naturally found in foods like citrus fruits. It can help exfoliate your skin and unclog your pores, and it may even help lighten the appearance of dark marks due to acne. If you use alpha hydroxy acid, you may notice that your skin gets red or slightly irritated, and you may have an increased sensitivity to sunlight. Azelaic acid is naturally found in whole grains and some animal products. It's available over the counter in a 10% solution, but you'll likely see better results with the 20% strength that requires a doctor's prescription. To use azelaic acid, apply a thin layer to the affected area twice a day for at least 4 weeks. A certain strain of brewer's yeast, known as Hansen CBS, may help improve acne when you take it as a supplement. Try adding 2 g of this yeast to your food or drinks 3 times a day until your skin clears up. Taking brewer's yeast can have some side effects, so talk to your doctor before you start taking it. For instance, it may cause digestive issues, including gas, and it could worsen Chron's disease. It may also raise your blood pressure if you're taking an MAOI.
A: Keep your hands away from your face. Resist the urge to pop your pimples. Talk to your doctor before you try any natural treatments. Apply tea tree oil for a natural way to help treat breakouts. Apply alpha hydroxy acid to your skin to fade blemishes. Ask your doctor about prescription-strength azelaic acid. Take a brewer's yeast supplement for long-term improvement.

Article: If you are an athlete, shower immediately after exercising so that you don't give the fungus time to grow. The fungus thrives in moist, dark areas. After showering, dry yourself thoroughly. Use powder to help your skin stay dry for longer. Avoid tight underwear which will trap moisture between your legs. If you are a man, wear boxers rather than briefs. Change your underwear immediately if you sweat. The fungus can be spread by skin to skin contact, but it can also spread through cloth. Athlete's foot infections can also spread to the groin and become jock itch. Don't share footwear or go barefoot in public bathing areas. People with these conditions may be more likely to have it reoccur. These include: Obesity A suppressed immune system Atopic dermatitis
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Keep your groin clean and dry. Wear loose clothing. Don't use other people's towels in the locker room or share their clothes. Treat athlete's foot aggressively. Stay vigilant if you have risk factors that may make you particularly vulnerable.

Article: Consider your decision to elope and make sure that you are doing it for the right reasons. There are plenty of people who elope in Las Vegas in the heat of the moment, but you might regret your decision if you don't consider it carefully. Keep in mind that your family and friends might be hurt by your elopement if they were expecting a wedding. You might feel ready at the age of 17, but Nevada law requires that each person be at least 18 years old to get married. There some special circumstances that allow minors to get married. In most cases, however, you need to be 18. You can marry at the age of 16 in Nevada with a parent's consent. You will need to get a Las Vegas Marriage License. Obtaining a marriage license is particularly easy in Nevada. You and your partner must bring proof of identity with you. You can download and print the marriage license application from the Clark County Marriage Bureau's website, but you must bring it to their office in person. The office is open from 8AM to midnight daily, including weekends and holidays. Keep in mind that you may have to wait an hour or more on busy holidays. The proof of identity can be a passport, driver's license, or social security card. Many chapels in Las Vegas will have someone there that is authorized to officiate the wedding. If you're eloping in a chapel, a clergyperson or court clerk is allowed to officiate the wedding. Keep in mind that on holidays, like Valentine's Day, many people will be eloping and you may have to find someone in the private sector to do the job. Residents of a country other than the U.S. can get married in Las Vegas, and the procedures and fees would be the same. Marriages performed in Nevada are recognized worldwide, but your home country may require a special document called an apostille to finalize your marriage. Apostilles are issued by the Nevada Secretary of State.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Think the elopement through. Make sure you're old enough to elope. Obtain a marriage license. Find someone to solemnize your wedding. See if your home country requires an apostille.