If you prefer to use the Command Prompt to perform tasks, or your computer is malfunctioning and you only have access to Safe Mode, you can use Command Prompt to completely uninstall desktop programs. If you're in Windows, press the Windows key + X and select "Command Prompt (Admin)". If Windows isn't working correctly, boot into the Advanced Startup menu and select "Command Prompt" from the "Troubleshoot" "Advanced options" menu. wmic and press Enter. This will start the utility that allows you to manage your programs. product get name and press Enter. This will display a list of your installed programs. The list may take a moment to load if you have a lot of programs installed. If the list is longer than the screen can display, you can scroll up to see all of the entries. You will need to type it exactly, including any capitalization. product where name="Program Name" call uninstall and press Enter. You will be prompted to confirm that you want to remove the program. Type y and press Enter to confirm. Method execution successful message. This will indicate that the program has been successfully removed.

Summary: Open the Command Prompt. Type . Type . Note the name of the program you want to uninstall. Type . Look for the .

Your external hard drive's cable should be connected firmly to both your computer and the external hard drive, and the external hard drive should be in a position where it doesn't create any tension on the cable. Click the Apple logo in the top-left corner of the screen. A drop-down menu will appear. It's in the drop-down menu. Your Mac will begin to restart. Once your Mac's screen goes black, you can start holding down the Option key. You'll do this until the Startup Manager window opens. This window, which will appear in the middle of the screen, will have a list of your available boot locations. Click your external drive's name in the Startup Manager window. Click the upward-facing arrow below the external drive. Doing so will prompt your Mac to begin booting from the external hard drive. Once your external hard drive is selected as the boot location, your boot program or service will open; follow the on-screen prompts to open, install, or set up the program or service. For example, if you're installing Linux, you'll be asked to select a language and country, enter your user information, and so on. If you already have an operating system installed and set up on the external hard drive, confirming your hard drive selection will open the operating system.

Summary: Make sure that your external hard drive is connected to your Mac. Open the Apple menu . Click Restart. Click Restart when prompted. Wait for the screen to turn off. Press and hold the Option key. Release the key when the Startup Manager window appears. Select your external drive. Confirm your selection. Follow any on-screen prompts.

Sometimes when you're nervous, your tone might come off a little odd, so practice speaking kindly to others. Smile when you speak to show you're open to talking and to make others feel more comfortable. Also be aware of your body language. Crossed arms or slumped shoulders indicate being unapproachable; try to keep your arms at your sides and avoid staring at the ground. Try to not cross your arms across your chest, as that can make you look angry and closed off. Instead, keep your arms at your sides, if you can, and be conscious of your shoulderskeep them back and relaxed rather than hunched up around your ears. Looking up and forward also exudes confidence, as opposed to keeping your head down, which can make you look nervous and shy. Even if you don't feel confident and are nervous about talking to others, try faking it with your body languageyou may be surprised at how much your body language impacts your attitude. The main thing to remember is that you want your attention to be directed at the person, and not at your phone or anything else surrounding you. It's okay if you glance away and break eye contact once in a while, but in general, try to watch the other person as much as you can. Definitely keep your phone put away when you're talking to someone. Notifications, texts, and incoming calls will distract both you and the person you're talking to. There's a balance between not looking someone in the eye at all and staring them down and making them uncomfortabletry to nod, smile, and look away from time to time to look more natural. If you're speaking with a larger group of people, make sure your voice is loud enough to be heard by everybody. But if you're in a more intimate setting, like a restaurant or a small party, keep your voice low enough so as to not distract others. For example, if you're at a loud restaurant, rather than shouting to be heard and adding to the noise, lean in closer to your companion so you can hear each other better.
Summary: Maintain a friendly tone to show you're interested in the conversation. Practice open body language to appear more approachable. Make eye contact to let the other person know you're engaged. Match your speaking volume to the setting to maintain privacy.