In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The setup assistant will guide you through the process. To do so, tap the language you prefer to use on your device. Do so by tapping the country or region in which you'll use your device. A list of available Wi-Fi networks appears near the top of the screen. If prompted, enter a network password. Alternatively, you can choose to connect to iTunes on your desktop with a USB cable by tapping Connect to iTunes. It's in the upper-right corner of the screen. Your device uses Location Services for Maps, Find My i[Device], and other apps that use your location. Tap Enable Location Services to allow apps on your device use your location. Tap Disable Location Services to deny the use of your location. Type a passcode into the provided spaces. If you'd like to create a password different from the four- or six-digit default, tap Passcode Options at the bottom of the screen. Do so to confirm it. It's listed near the top of the setup options. Do so in the labeled fields. It's in the upper-right corner of the screen. Doing so displays Apple's "Terms and Conditions." Scroll down to read them. It's in the lower-right corner of the screen. Choose the one with the most recent date and time. Your iPhone will begin downloading the backup from iCloud. After it's restored, your settings, apps, and data will be reinstalled.
Summary: Follow the on-screen prompts. Select a language. Select a country or region. Tap a Wi-Fi network. Tap Next. Choose a Location Services setting. Create a passcode. Re-enter your passcode. Tap Restore from iCloud Backup. Enter your Apple ID and password. Tap Next. Tap Agree. Tap a backup.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Dystopian novels often focus on current or future technology, and the impact it has on society. Maybe you are interested in self driving cars and what that will mean for people in the future. Or perhaps you want to focus on social media and the effects it will have or is having on society. Try taking a current technology and adding your own spin on it. You may add features to technology that complicate people's lives or make it harder for them to connect. You could also create your own version of an existing technology by adding elements to it. For example, you may create a communications network that runs on how many likes you get on social media. Dystopian novels often examine a current global issue or problem and critique it. You may be interested in a global issue like climate change or the disparity between rich and poor. Ask yourself how you can explore the issue or problem in your novel. Use the problem as the theme for your novel. For example, you may tackle the issue of climate change by creating a world where cities are underwater and people live with a limited supply of oxygen. Use a social concern like gender or racism as the theme for your dystopian novel. Explore race and gender through your characters and your setting. You can also look at cultural issues like appropriation, corporate responsibility, or gentrification. For example, you may look at the effects of gentrification by creating a dystopian world where only a select group of young men thrive in modern, clean homes and the majority of women and old people live in sewers. " Push yourself to imagine what might happen and what might be possible. Ask yourself, what if this happened and how would it affect our future? In a dystopian novel, the what if usually leads to dire consequences. Try to imagine what might happen if your "what if" came true. For example, you may wonder, what if no one had any rights except for a select group of people? What if women were only used for reproduction? What if corporations ruled the world? To get a better sense of the genre, read several dystopian novels that have been successful. Try reading a variety of novels in the genre to get ideas and get inspired. You may read: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley 1984 by George Orwell The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins The Earthseed Series by Octavia Butler The Giver by Lois Lowry Son by Lois Lowry These are called "negative utopias." It might seem weird that you think of a utopia instead of a dystopia, but negative utopia books are some of the bestselling in the world. These books include: Brave New World by Aldous Huxley 1984 by George Orwell The Giver by Lois Lowry
Summary: Think about a current technology that interests you. Focus on a global issue or problem. Write about a social or cultural concern. Ask yourself "what if? Read examples of the dystopian novel. Think of a utopia that is achieved at horrifying costs.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Not sleep or hibernating, cold boot or from restarting. When you see your computer's manufacturer logo, aka BIOS screen, press the corresponding function key to enter the setup. It usually displays the key to pressing the certain function key to enter setup. Move over to the boot tab by pressing the left or down arrow until you get to the boot tab. Once in the boot section of the BIOS, select Boot priority or boot order or something similar, and when you are in the boot priority, you will see the 4 priorities. The priority should be the floppy, then CD, then HDD group, then networking group or something similar. We are going to change the first priority to HDD group. Go to priority 1 and press enter. A box should pop up displaying the list of hardware to put in the first priority. Select HDD group for the first priority. Go to priority 2 and select CD group, then priority 3 and set it to networking group, and priority 4 select floppy group or you can just disable the fourth priority. Just make sure that the HDD group is in the first priority and that there are no copies of other groups in different priorities. For example, we want to avoid having the HDD group being checked for media that can be booted after anything else. We only want 1 group for 1 priority Move to the quick boot option and press enter and a box should pop up asking for enable or disable, we want to enable it so move to the enable option and press enter.
Summary:
Turn on your computer. Now that you have entered setup, you will only be using the arrow keys, Enter, and ESC to navigate through the BIOS. Exit boot priority and in the boot section there should be a quick boot option, we want to enable this option. Press esc and exit and save the bios.