Recent content by Nic_Leigh

Husband figured it out - it was the video card, apparently it somehow burned out? Anyway, thanks for the suggestion!

Apologies in advance. I don't use this computer much so I don't know much about it. It's an Asus desktop, we've had it a couple years. It's running Windows 10. My daughter was playing a game on it, and suddenly the screen went funny (light gray and a bunch of what looked like tiny circles). I...

Fair enough, haha. It's just that one of the things I enjoy about using Windows is being able to have the same experience between mobile and PC. I use the Mail app on my phone and I wanted to use it on my laptop too. But again, no real reason to use it on my PC, webmail works perfectly well, no...

Thanks for the suggestion. I actually had "Apply to all accounts" checked, but I unchecked it and selected "Gmail" from the drop-down menu. Unfortunately that didn't do the trick. Still no attachments showing. Thanks anyway. I might just have to give up and go back to using webmail. I'm not...

I have an HP Pavilion x360, recently upgraded to Windows 10 Creators Update. I wasn't using the Mail app before the upgrade, but since other Windows 10 apps were working so well I decided to give it another chance. I've enjoyed it until I realized that I couldn't see attachments. No paper...

Thank you for this!! I tried signing out of Windows and signing back in, and that did the trick!

I actually visited this forum for the first time in a while because I'm having the exact same problem! Cortana is doing absolutely nothing on my PC. On my phone, all is well. This is quite disturbing to me -- first I quit receiving text messages on my PC (which I heard that Microsoft did on...

Oh, now there's a thought. I'll give that a try the next time I start up. Thanks!

Well, it was a great suggestion that made a lot of sense. Unfortunately, it ultimately didn't help. I disabled every start-up process one at a time and restarted, but no matter which one I disabled, I still got that confounded message. I have a bad feeling that the only way I could wipe this...

Well, I decided to try uninstalling Avast. Unfortunately, I'm still getting that message on startup. (At least Windows Defender is running now... when I first restarted my computer I couldn't get it to run, and I was panicking a little!) So anyway, any other ideas?

Hi there! I'm the one who posted this question. Thanks so much for your reply. I do have Avast, and I ran what I thought was a compatibility troubleshooter to fix the problem. I restarted my computer, and I still got the same message popping up. So operating on the assumption that the...