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The chat backup is saved as HIDDEN DATA .To check if your chats are really backed up or not , head to Open Google Drive and log in to your Google account. If you are accessing the link from your phone, you have to tap on the  Menu Button  in the top left corner and then choose to use  Desktop Version . Click on the  Gear  icon in the top right >  Settings  >  Manage Apps . Scroll until you find WhatsApp in the list After you see WhatsApp, wait until “Hidden app data” size comes up. Nitesh Sangwan ,  Tech Enthusiast https://www.quora.com/WhatsApp-7/In-which-folder-of-Google-Drive-does-WhatsApps-chat-backup-feature-save-data

Delete a stuck Read Receipt Seeing messages being send without something in the Outbox? This could be a stuck read receipt. Before doing anything make sure you have a current backup of your mailbox (just in case) Download MDBVU32.EXE from Microsoft. Extract the downloaded file and run mdbvu32.exe from within the extracted folder. Press OK on the first screen Select MDB-> Open Message Store and select your default pst-file (the one with the D in front of it) and press Open Select MDB-> Open Root Folder Open the default message store You’ll find the “Read:” message in the middle pane called “Messages in Folder” Read Receipt visible in MDBVU32.EXE Select the “Read:” message In the Operations available select lpMDB->AbortSubmit() (ON SELECTED MSG) Press Call Function and then OK Confirm to Abort the submission of the Read Receipt” Make sure the message is still selected In the Operations available select lpFld->DeleteMessages() (ON SELECTED MSGS) Press C...

The below taken from http://www.nogeekleftbehind.com/2010/06/25/mailbag-installing-office-2010-on-multiple-pcs/ by to assist users and IT personnel to know how many times they are allowed to install the Office software; this blog is very helpful Mailbag – Installing Office 2010 On Multiple PCs June 25, 2010 From the mailbag: We have several new computers and need to put Office 2010 on them. I read that I can install Office 2010 on multiple computers, is that true? ANSWER This question comes up *a lot* and the answer is, “It depends”. First, some background information about the availability of the software. Office 2010 comes two different versions … 32-bit Office 2010 64-bit Office 2010 …and it comes in various editions (or suites)… Office Starter 2010 Office Home and Student 2010 Office Home and Business 2010 Office Standard 2010 Office Professional 2010 Office Professional Plus 2010 Office Professional Academic 2010 (We won’t talk about Mobile or...

I nstalling Scalix Connect on an Outlook Client Scalix connect, Outlook client Setting up Scalix Connect Scalix Connect can only be installed on a client computer by a user with Administrator permissions on the computer. The Scalix Outlook Connect file can be downloaded from Support Center -> Downloads To install Scalix Connect on a client computer: Log in to the computer with an administrator account Navigate to the directory with the downloaded Scalix installation files and double-click the setup.exe icon The installation wizard launches, followed by the Welcome window. Click Next to proceed The wizard begins installing files to the Outlook system MAPI directory. A progress bar tracks the status When installation is complete, click Finish to exit the installer To Set up Scalix Connector in Outlook: Note: The connector must be set up on a new outlook profile. The Scalix account must be a PREMIUM USER - this is set from the Scalix admini...

I was struggling with configuring an Outlook profile for a user of mine. The below is the error message I got... To rectify this issue, you must uninstall the Scalix Connect for Outlook program  The client machine has a Windows 7 Professional 64bit Operating System If UAC is configured, you will have to confirm all administrative actions Once Scalix Connect for Outlook has been uninstalled, reboot the machine for good measure and re-install Scalix Connect for Outlook. You should now be able to create the user's outlook profile

Access Denied message when changing printer port MAY 25, 2010   BY  JOE GOUGH - SENIOR INFRASTRUCTURE ENGINEER   3 COMMENTS I have just changed the IP address of my network shared printer. When I have done this in the past it has been straight forward but it looks like Server 2008 R2 had different plans for me  I went into the printer properties: selected the ports tab and found the port I wanted to change: Now, as I have done many times in the past I clicked “Configure Port” ready to enter the new IP only to be met with: “An error occurred during port configuration. Access is denied.” Its the same for deleting the port. That seems very much like a UAC related error with me not being elevated, no worries I’ll just elevate myself – easy. Not quite, the run as administrator isn’t on the printer context menu: and the normal trick of holding down Shift while right clicking doesn’t give additional options either. Anyway, lets skip...

This issue can occur if the Desktop.htt Active Desktop file is damaged. To resolve this issue, follow these steps: 1. Start Windows Explorer. 2. On the View menu, click Folder Options . 3. In the Folder Options dialog box , on the View tab, under Advanced settings, click Show all files. 4. Click to clear the Hide file extensions for known file types check box, click Apply, and then click OK. 5. Quit Windows Explorer. 6. On the taskbar, click Start, point to Settings, point to Active Desktop, and then click to clear the View as Web Page check box. 7. On the taskbar, click Start, point to Find, and then click Files or Folders. 8. In the Find: All Files dialog box, type Desktop.htt in the Named box. 9. In the Look in list, click My Computer, and then click Find Now. 10. In the Name list, right-click Desktop.htt, and then click Rename on the shortcut menu that appears. 11. Rename Desktop.htt to Desktop.old, and then press ENTER. You will receive the follo...