In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It is important to know what kind you have before moving forward. This will open the Start Menu. " Type this without the quotation marks into the search menu. The search may produce multiple results. This will prompt the Device Manager window to open. Expand the category by clicking the arrow to the left of it once. This will display the make and model of your graphics card. In most machines you will see both Intel and NVIDIA hardware. Occasionally you will instead find AMD hardware. If you want to improve your gaming performance, you need to update the drivers on your graphics card. Now that you know the make and model of your graphics card, you can go to the manufacturer's website and see the updated versions available.
Summary: Identify your graphics card. Press the Windows Key on your keyboard. Enter "Device Manager. Click the Device Manager. Go to Display Adapters. Find new drivers.

Your rabbit's ears are the most important to pay attention to. When rabbits overheat, blood vessels in their ears swell and cause a general redness to appear. This is a great indicator of heat stroke in rabbits. An overheated rabbit may also have one or more of the following symptoms: Wet fur below the nose Heavy and fast breathing Flared nostrils Sprawled out on the floor Hot ears and feet Inactive and not as alert as usual (lethargic) Eyes half closed Rabbits shed a lot. Normally, they clean themselves and remove all the excess fur and dander. If your rabbit is shedding and not cleaning itself properly, this extra fur can act as another layer of insulation. In the winter, this works well for a rabbit. In the summer, it can lead to heat exhaustion. Brush your rabbit from head to posterior. Keep your strokes light. You don't want to remove too much fur or hurt your rabbit. Do so during the summer months regularly. Place small ice cubes in your rabbit's water bottle to lower its temperature. If you have to leave your rabbit for a long period of time in warmer temperatures, this is a good step. Over the course of the day, the water will remain cooler for longer as the ice cubes melt. Dehydration can lead to heat stroke more easily in rabbits. If your rabbit is overheated, it will look for ways to cool itself off. If its water is colder than usual, it will seek it out and drink more to cool itself down. Give your rabbit veggies to help keep it hydrated. Soak small carrots, celery stalks, and other vegetables that your rabbit enjoys in water and then place them in your rabbit's cage. This way your rabbit will get additional water through its food. It is ok to dip its feet in water, but don't completely dunk it in it. Rabbits by nature are not strong swimmers. You may think that a quick dunk will cool them off, but in reality, it may exacerbate your rabbit's condition. The shock of the water may cause anxiety, which will elevate your rabbit's core temperature. You can lightly mist your rabbit with water, but don't drench it (see next step). Mix 1 part 50% rubbing alcohol and 3 parts water in a spray bottle; then spritz the solution on the outside of the rabbit's ears and on the top of the paws. Wet them well and the evaporation will cool the rabbit tremendously. (The alcohol just speeds evaporation.) Try calling your vet first. He may ask you to try different cooling measures before you bring your rabbit in for an exam. He'll probably suggest many of the tips included above. If you've already tried all of these tips, tell your vet so and then proceed to bring your rabbit into the clinic.
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One-sentence summary -- Check for common signs of heat exhaustion. Brush your rabbit's fur. Keep your rabbit hydrated. Do not submerge your rabbit in icy water. Lightly mist your rabbit with water or a rubbing alcohol/water solution. See your veterinarian.

Q: The cap should be securely on the bottle, but not closed too tightly. If it's closed too tightly, the cap might not come off when you throw the bottle, and the rocket won't work. As you twist the cap on, you'll also want to make sure that the Mentos do not touch the Diet Coke yet. If it seems like the Mentos will touch the Diet Coke, you can either dump a small amount of Diet Coke out before screwing the cap on; redo your Mentos cartridge to contain fewer Mentos; or you can try your luck and screw the cap on as quickly as possible. Shake it so that the Mentos fall into the Diet Coke, and then keep shaking. Do this for at least a few seconds. There are several different methods for "launching" your rocket: A popular and effective one is to throw the bottle high up into the air and let it fall on to the ground (preferably hard ground, like cement). This is the best method if you're worried about getting hit by the rocket, as you can throw it far away from you and even run in the opposite direction. Another method is to throw the bottle at a side angle so that when it hits the ground, the ground knocks off its cap. Yet another method is to throw the bottle at more of a 90-degree angle, cap-first, on to the ground. You can skip this step if your rocket works right away. If the rocket doesn't go off when you throw it, pick it up and try unscrewing the cap a little before throwing it again. Just be careful not to unscrew the cap too far, otherwise you're likely to end up covered in Diet Coke. When the bottle hits the ground, its cap should fly off and the Diet Coke-Mentos solution will shoot out of the bottle's opening. This should cause the bottle to fly high up into the air. Depending on how you throw it, the bottle might also bounce around sporadically for several seconds. Side-angle launches generally seem to cause the bottle to bounce low and skid along the ground. Vertical launches (in which you throw the bottle straight up into the air and let it fall to the ground) tend to give the rocket more height as it shoots upward. If the bottle is still full of Diet Coke and Mentos but it's stopped moving on the ground, you can try to launch it again to see if it has any more flight left in it. Once you've finished your experiment, don't forget to pick up after yourself. Clean up any bits of tape or Mentos packaging that might have dropped to the ground as you built your rocket. And pick up the rocket! Clean out the bottle and put it in the recycling bin (or bring it to the bottle depot).
A: Twist the "loaded" cap on to the Diet Coke bottle. Shake the bottle. "Launch" it! Try again. Enjoy the show. Clean up after yourself.

Problem: Article: Put the petroleum jelly in a microwave safe bowl. Cook for 30 seconds. Pull out the jelly and stir, checking the consistency. Keep cooking in 30 second bursts until it becomes a liquid. Be careful as you pull the bowl out of the microwave. It will be very hot. You can also melt the jelly on the stove in a double boiler. Place the jelly in a heat safe bowl over a pan of boiling water. Make sure the bowl is not touching the water. Stir until the jelly liquefies. When the jelly is finally liquid, let it cool for a little bit. It needs to be close to room temperature. Pour the Kool-aid into the jelly. Stir until the crystals dissolve. You can use any flavor or color of Kool-aid that you want. It just depends on what you like. If you don't like Kool-aid or would like a more natural fruity alternative, mix in 1-2 teaspoons of fruit juice instead. Don't wait too long. The jelly may re-solidify. If this happens, heat the jelly again. Pour your mixture into small lip gloss containers. Set the containers aside to cool. They should solidify in about two hours. Once the two hours pass, check the consistency. If they are still too runny, allow them to set for another hour. This number of containers of lip gloss will vary depending on the size of the containers you use. Look for the kind of container you want in your local craft store.
Summary:
Melt the petroleum jelly. Stir in the Kool-aid. Finish the gloss.