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One-sentence summary -- Swipe in from the right edge of the screen on your Windows 8 device. Tap or click on "Start. Click on "Settings" and select "Create a recovery drive. Place a checkmark next to "Copy the recovery partition from the PC to the recovery drive. Click on "Next. Verify that you have a USB flash drive or blank CD with enough memory to support the capacity you'll need to create the boot disk. Insert a USB flash drive into one of the empty USB ports on your Windows 8 device. Follow the remaining prompts provided by Windows 8 to finish creating the boot disk.

Q: The deputy clerk will accompany you to the clerk's office as soon as the auction is complete. At the office, you will be notified of the total amount you owe. This amount will be the total of: Your bid amount; Fees needed to record the tax deed; and documentary stamps, which may cost around $.70 per $100 of the bid. If you pay the full amount as soon as the auction is over, you will have successfully completed the tax deed sale process. However, if you cannot pay the full amount on the spot, you will be required to post a nonrefundable deposit of 5% of the bid amount or $200, whichever is more. All payments must be made with a cashier's check, money order, or wire transfer. No other form of payment will be accepted. If you only post a deposit, you are required to pay the full amount within 24 hours. During that 24 hour period, and at any other time before the full purchase amount is paid, the property owner can stop the sale by redeeming the property and paying the amount owed to the tax collector. If this happens, the property will remain with the owner and you will not be able to purchase it. Once you pay the full purchase amount, you will receive ownership of the property through a tax deed. A tax deed is a specific form of title given as a result of a tax sale. The tax deed does not carry any warranties and does not promise clear title. Most state statutes allow you to take immediate possession of the property once the tax deed is recorded. This means that as soon as you pay the full purchase price, the property will be yours and you can use it for any legal purpose. Just because you have an immediate right to possession does not mean you will be able to take possession right away. Often, previous owners will still be on the property or squatters may be present. You may have to take legal action to gain possession. If this is the case, contact a lawyer and ask about eviction proceedings or other proceedings you may need to go through to get possession. You will also need to go through the process of clearing title so you can get title insurance and have peace of mind in the future. Having a clear title is important in case you ever want to sell the property in the future and to make sure nobody else will make a legal claim to your property. Most title insurance companies will make you go through a quiet title lawsuit before you can get insurance. Talk to an attorney about these procedures, including their costs.
A: Visit the county clerk's office. Pay the purchase amount. Receive a tax deed. Take possession immediately. Evict anybody left on the property. Clear title.

Article: The main cause of a noisy computer is usually dust buildup inside. Cleaning out your computer will help keep the heat down and the noise to a minimum. Clean the inside of the computer every six months. Clean more frequently if you have pets or smoke. Click here for a guide on cleaning a computer. Make sure to focus on the fans, which are usually the source of noise. The fans inside your computer keep it cool, but are also the largest source of noise. Replacing your fans with larger, more-efficient ones can keep it quieter and cooler. Click here for tips on installing fans. One of the loudest fans in the computer is usually the CPU fan. This is because the CPU is typically the hottest component, so the CPU fan is often running at maximum speed. Replacing your CPU fan with a more efficient one can reduce the noise coming from your computer. Click here for a guide on installing a new CPU cooler.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Clean out the inside of the computer. Replace your case fans. Replace your CPU cooler.

Article: Before touching the cheesecake, thoroughly wash your hands with warm water and soap. Rinse your hands to remove the soap residue and dry them completely. Gently touch the surface of the center of the cheesecake with 1 or 2 fingers. Don't press too hard! You want to check the doneness in the middle of the cake, rather than near the edges. If the surface of the cheesecake has a little bit of give but feels firm, the cake is done. If your finger sinks into the cake or comes away with batter on it, the cake needs more time in the oven. Bake it for another 5 minutes before checking it again.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Wash and dry your hands. Use 1 finger to touch the center of the cheesecake. Look for a firm surface.