Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Launch WebAccess app. Tap "NAS List. Select a NAS. Select a folder. Select a file. Download.

Answer: " This is found at the top part of the screen. Tap the NAS device to open its shared folders. Tap on a shared folder to see the files under it. Tap on the file that you want to download. Tap on the download icon at the bottom part of the screen. Select "Save to" and then define the location of the downloaded file on your mobile device.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Understand why this is necessary. Open Start . Open Settings . Click Time & Language. Click Date & time. Click the colored "Set time automatically" switch .

Answer: While you can change your computer's time and date with Command Prompt while your computer's automatic time and date is active, your computer will eventually reset its time and date to match the current one. In some cases, your computer will reset the time and date as soon as you close Command Prompt. Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. Click the gear-shaped icon in the lower-left corner of the Start window. This will prompt the Settings window to appear. This option is in the middle of the Settings window. It's a tab in the upper-left side of the window. The switch will turn grey {"smallUrl":"https:\/\/www.wikihow.com\/images\/1\/1f\/Windows10switchoff.png","bigUrl":"\/images\/thumb\/1\/1f\/Windows10switchoff.png\/57px-Windows10switchoff.png","smallWidth":460,"smallHeight":218,"bigWidth":"57","bigHeight":"27","licensing":"<div class="mw-parser-output"><p>License: <a rel="nofollow" class="external text" href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Public_domain">Public Domain<\/a><br>
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Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Remind yourself that your special someone is probably nervous, too. Consider that your crush finds your nervousness endearing. Make light of an awkward situation. Treat your special someone like a normal person. Act natural around your crush.

Answer: Everyone feels nervous when they are around a crush, and that is okay! It is actually very common. Some people become skilled at acting confident, but inside, they are really nervous. Even if your crush is acting very cool and confident, he/she very well may be just as nervous about spending time with you as you are. Every person is unique and is attracted to different things. While there are many people who are attracted to confident, outgoing individuals, there are also many people who find shy, nervous qualities attractive. Admitting that you feel nervous is perfectly fine, because it gives your special someone the opportunity to do the same. You might also want to include that you feel nervous for some positive reason, like that your crush looks very beautiful/handsome or that you like him/her. This reassures your crush that you are nervous for a good reason and not because you dislike him/her and do not know how to get out of the situation. In the event that something embarrassing or awkward happens, like stuttering over your words or spilling a drink, ease the tension by making light of it. Crack a joke or be willing to laugh at yourself. If it is your special someone who does or says something awkward, be sure not to laugh at him/her for it. Smile and say something reassuring, such as, "It happens to the best of us" or "I did the exact same thing the other day! It's okay." It is tempting for a lot of people to treat their crushes like people of huge importance or to put them up on a pedestal. However, taking a step back from that and reminding yourself that your crush is just a normal person will help you to calm down a bit. Be kind, generous, and polite to your special someone, but there is no need to worship the ground on which he/she walks. Treating your crush like a higher being only puts unnecessary pressure on yourself to act in a certain way at all times. This might be easier said than done, but the more you try to force yourself to act a certain way, the more noticeable and fake it seems. Take a few deep breaths, and be yourself. Your special someone will interpret your behavior as candid and unique instead of fake and unnatural, and then he/she will be encouraged to do the same.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Buy a bottle of rubbing alcohol. Dip a cotton swab into the alcohol. Clean around the earbuds. Pat the earbuds with a clean towel.

Answer:
Take a quick trip down to your local supermarket or pharmacy and pick up a bottle of rubbing alcohol, also known as isopropyl alcohol. Only buy alcohol that is pure and unscented; you never know how foreign chemicals will react with the materials your earbuds are made from. Rubbing alcohol is a cheap, effective way to gently clean and disinfect without making a mess or damaging your belongings. You can purchase a bottle of rubbing alcohol for just a couple dollars or pounds and it will last you for many, many cleanings (of your earbuds or other objects). Isopropyl alcohol has antibacterial properties, making it ideal for sanitizing objects that have been inserted into the ears or other orifices where germs may congregate. Place one end of a cotton swab into the alcohol and let it absorb. Tap or press the cotton swab against the side of the bottle to remove any extra alcohol saturating the tip. You only need a light coating of alcohol to clean something as small and delicate as a pair of earbuds. The tip of the cotton swab should be almost dry. Wet the cotton swab with more alcohol as needed, but don't use too much. It's not a good idea to directly expose your electronics to moisture of any kind. You might also think about using an alcohol swab if you happen to have one on hand, although even these can be oversaturated and may need to be wrung out beforehand. It's preferable to use a cotton swab because you can control exactly how much liquid goes on it. Wipe the outer plastic area of the earbuds with the alcohol-dipped cotton swab. The isopropyl alcohol will break down grime that has dried and stuck on, as well as clear away traces of oil and perspiration left behind by your skin. Once again, clean the ear openings very carefully, or avoid them altogether if there is no visible debris built up inside. Use one end of the cotton swab for each earbud to ensure that you're cleaning with a fresh surface. Give the earbuds a pat down with a clean, dry towel. The rest of the alcohol should quickly evaporate and dry on its own. Your earbuds should now be sparkling clean and rid of bacteria and inner ear gunk. Best of all, wiping your earbuds down with alcohol is safe and easy enough to be repeated as often as needed. Happy listening! This is the method that most professional technicians recommend for cleaning heavily-used earbuds.