Treffer: Problems Solved.

This article from Computer Act!ve covers a range of tech problems and offers solutions. It starts by discussing the future of rural broadband after BT's copper phone network is phased out. It then addresses concerns about the safety of the Java programming language, clarifying that Java itself is safe but JavaScript has had security issues. The article also provides solutions for unlocking a school Chromebook, fixing unwanted accents on a Windows 10 PC, accessing old Zip disks with a modern computer, and receiving a Giffgaff Wi-Fi call on a different SIM card. It offers troubleshooting advice on topics such as call forwarding, browser settings, Windows Subsystem for Linux, keyboard clicking sounds, and DVD region locking. The aim of the article is to help users resolve these technical issues. [Extracted from the article]

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