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Seen that as in the screen shot but when I left or right clicked there was no option to put them back in the inbox. Is it just a case of dragging them to the inbox and clicking. Sorry to sound silly on what must be a simple operation if you know how.

I use google chrome and am with talktalk

I have inadvertently sent all my inbox to trash but some of the emails I wish to keep so how do I restore them from trash to inbox. I have tried opening them and hoping they return but that doesnt work and a google search didnt give an answer. That only leaves 1 option ask NSC posters.

Me again seeking help. My laptop operates on Windows 7 Some how I have installed a task bar with Yahoo Answer and it is a pain. have tried removing it through the control panel but it doesnt show on the programs how can I uninstall it.

When using any data stick on my pc it shows an error message ' a usb device has malfunctioned and is not recognised by windows' This happens on all data sticks on the pc, however if I put them into my laptop they open correctly. How can I rectify this as it appears there is a fault on the...

This is still happening whenever I sign in through Chrome but not if I do it through Internet Explorer. OK easy overcome use IE for NSC but why should this happen

I have just uninstalled Chrome and reverted to IE and it appears ok so perhaps it was a problem with Google Chrome. A flash of inspiration that I thought I would try, and it has worked.

It has got to be something with he lap top because I can post on wifes tablet and also on my PC which I am on now. It sits on processing request for ages before going to Unresponsive pages with 2 boxes Kill Pages or wait. This is on Chrome and Windows 7, I dont know if that helps...

I am on wifes tablet cos my lap top is showing processing request then after a few minutes unreponsive pages kill page orwait. This is happening most of the time. Any advice please

Thanks for the advice Acker79 I tried it in my laptop which operates on Windows 7 and it worked perfectly so copied it to another Data stick. Went back to PC working on Windows XP and both sticks read and operated perfectly.

Following on from the advice given on here earlier in the year I have put all my documents onto a32GB memory stick and all was fine until now. I am getting a message that windows doesnt recognise the USB device so went into trouble shoot and I managed to open the device manager as it said but...

Me again needing advice. I use Windows XP on my PC and it has My Documents, My Music and My Computer but somehow I have lost My Pictues how do I get this back I have tried google for advice but all it suggests is to install other programs.

That was my view of copying it all and then extracting exactly what I wanted like the drivers I mentioned rather than everything.

Thanks to all that offered help and advice and after using a stick given me by an NSC member I bought a 32GB stick from Amzon. However it took about 14 hours to copy a 1.9GB DVD using my laptop and still hadnt finished so was advised to use an external hard drive on my PC. Then...

I think I will take one step at a time and am just waiting to hear where to pick up some sticks from an NSC member. Once that is mastered perhaps dropbox is for the future

What exactly is dropbox and what does it do I could no make head nor tail or find answers to those 2 questions from their website. It sounds very technical for somebody like me and I wonder what I would use it for, unless of course I know what it does.

I will when I buy a new PC. Sons brother in law is in the game and has said he can make me a pc for about £80 -£100 complete but I am not sure what will happen first: him do it, England win the World Cup or BHA win the Champions League

Many thanks to all that have offered advice it is pleasing to know that some people are prepared to offer help to those who for whatever reason dont know. I shall now follow the memory stick route. I may be able to save some of the rumours site notes:smile:

I was putting them on floppy discs originally and then moved up to CDs and I haven't moved on since then as technology has passed me by but I am going out tomorrow to buy a couple of data sticks. Many thanks to all that have posted advice it is very much appreciated.

It s something I have done for years rather than have files of paper and letters etc in filing cabinets . It stems from from my pub days when I often needed to refer back to letters/statements or invoices. Thanks for the advice I will start to use a memory stick for each year rather than...