Robert Zanatta

This. It's the first thing you should do after installing Acronis. And you can make a bootable USB drive.

Have you tried any other fast lenses?  With my 70D, the autofocus is off when using a lens like the canon 50mm F1.8 or 50mm F1.4.  Works fine with Sigma 150-600, Canon 18-135, Canon 70-300, etc.

You asked for step by step instructions, and I took the time to verify and type them out.  I also gave you another solution.  Unfortunately your responses are a reason people are reluctant to ...

If it's so difficult to use the GUI to do add and delete a user, then use the net user command from a command prompt.  The feature has been there for years.

Beautiful shots!

I'm running Win10 and it works on my machine. The proceeds is pretty easy.  If you can figure it out from the instructions I provided, try the Windows help.  Or Google.

It's really not much different than previous versions of Window.  Here's the long way, but it works: Start -> Settings -> Accounts On left side, click on "Family and Other Users". On right side, ...

Create a new admin account, login to that account, delete your account.

Thank you for being courteous.

You could add an inline resistor to drop the voltage.  Some fans come with this option to reduce the fan speed if it cannot be controlled via software in the OS.

Try dynamic and see how you like it.  I find it there most pleasing.

F8 would be wide open - not F9.

Win 10 can mount an ISO.  Even assigns a drive letter.  No need to install 3rd party apps

Looks like a great upgrade to my S110 - wish I had one. Very good stills and video.

I enjoyed the video and wished I were there for the steelhead fishing.

So that's two things I'm envious of.

I have the same setup, and focusing is all over the place; lots of subjects are out of focus but the focus point was right on it.  The camera works fine with other lenses. I'm probably going to ...

Same for me.

I had a chance to try the upgrade today and focusing speed has improved.

People are forgetting Xenix, which was the most common Unix flavour in the 80s.  Once Windows NT was developed it was no longer needed.

Reserving is for an address range within a process.  Until the memory is committed, it doesn't exist in either RAM or the pafgefile.

Depends.  The RAM might just be reserved and not actually committed.