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Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. This will search your computer for the firewall's settings program. It should be at the top of the Start window. If you aren't the administrator on this computer, you'll need to enter the administrator password before you can continue. It's in the upper-left side of the window. You'll see this option on the right side of the window. This will allow you to manually choose the ports you want to open. Check the TCP box or the UDP box. Unlike most routers, you will need to choose between TCP or UDP to create the rule. Check your program's support documentation to ensure that you are using the correct protocol. Make sure the "Specific local ports" option is selected, and then type the ports you need to open into the field. You can open multiple individual ports by separating them with a comma, and you can denote a range of ports by using a dash between the two ends of the range. For example, you would type 8830 to open port 8830, 8830, 8824 to open both port 8830 and port 8824, or 8830-8835 to open ports 8830 through 8835. It's at the bottom of the window. If this option isn't checked, click the checkbox before continuing. These include the "Domain", "Private", and "Public" boxes. It's at the bottom of the window. This will save your settings and open your port(s).

summary: Open Start . Type windows firewall with advanced security into Start. Click Windows Firewall with Advanced Security. Enter your password if prompted. Click Inbound Rules. Click New Rule. Check the "Port" option, then click Next. Select TCP or UDP. Enter in the port range. Click Next. Make sure "Allow the connection" is checked, then click Next. Make sure all three boxes on the "Profile" page are checked. Click Next. Enter a name for your rule, then click Finish.

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To even out your skin and cover mild discolorations, take a little liquid foundation and blend it in with your fingertips or a makeup sponge. For the most natural look, use a sheer, buildable foundation and apply it in thin layers until you get the coverage you want. Make sure to use a foundation that matches your skin tone. You can check the tone by applying a little to your jawline. Additionally, pick a foundation that works with your skin type. For example, if you have oily or breakout-prone skin, go for a foundation that's oil-free and non-comedogenic (won't clog your pores). If you have any spots or blotches that the foundation doesn't cover, apply a little concealer and blend it in. You can also swipe some concealer under your eyes to cover up dark circles. When blending in concealer under your eyes, gently dab it with your fingers instead of rubbing. Rubbing can irritate your delicate under-eye skin. if your skin gets oily. If you have oily skin, applying a little translucent powder can help keep it under control and reduce shine throughout the day. Load some powder into a makeup brush, tap it to remove the excess, and sweep it all over your face. Focus on the T-zone (the middle of your forehead, your nose, and your chin), since this area tends to get especially oily throughout the day. To bring a soft glow to your cheeks, apply a little blush along your cheekbones. Choose a warm pink or peach rather than a cool pink for a more natural look. Cream blushes will give your cheeks a more dewy, natural appearance than powder blushes. To apply a cream blush, use your fingers to gently dab a little color onto the fullest parts of your cheeks, blending it in until it looks like you're blushing naturally. If you prefer powder blushes, use a brush to gently swirl the color onto the fullest parts of your cheeks. You can also use a highlighter to define areas like the tops of your cheekbones, your forehead, and your nose. Use a brush to gently sweep the highlighter over the areas you'd like to bring out. You can also lightly tap it on with your fingertips. Avoid using highlighters that are too glittery or shimmery. While these can give you a gorgeous, fairytale glow, it's not the most natural look!

summary: Apply a lightweight foundation. Use a little concealer to cover up blemishes and discolorations. Brush on some powder Add color to your cheeks with a warm, subtle blush. Put on a subtle highlighter to help define your face.

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Go shopping at your local big box store, storage container specialty store, or online to find under-the-bed storage containers that closely match the size of the negative space. Wiggle the containers into the space under your bed. Add heavy items to the containers to prevent them from sliding around. Gather some thick and heavy books that you won't need to use for a while. Create stacks of books that will fit under your bed. The average book is 9 inches (23cm) tall and the average bed is 80 inches (200cm) long. This means you'll need about 8 stacks of books on both sides of your bed, plus more along the foot of your bed. Slide the stacks in one at a time. The number of books in each stack will vary depending on the height of the space under your bed, and the thickness of your books. Shoe boxes are often a great size for this, but you might use food boxes (e.g., cases of almond milk or raisins) or boxes from items you've ordered online. Line the boxes up against the sides of your bed, then wiggle them underneath. Ask around at a local shoe store to see if they have extra boxes. Place heavy items inside the boxes to prevent them from sliding around.
summary: Use storage containers if you can spend a bit of money. Stack books under your bed if you have a lot of them. Block your bed with cardboard boxes for a low-budget choice.