Computer Hope

No Birthdays today....That's rare...

Really. Now people want TV sets without the extra stuff.
I might be that some of us are not want no more bells and noises from out TV viewing. Check out Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/s?k=not+smart+tv&adgrpid=1346902314753631&hvadid=84181609210287&hvbmt=be&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=43812&hvnetw=o&hvqmt=e&hvtargid=kwd-84181751832488%3Aloc-190&hydadcr=15422_13492804&tag=mh0b-20&ref=pd_sl_8jt2fs27w0_e
Non-Smart TVs, also known as traditional televisions, are devices that lack internet connectivity and advanced features commonly found in smart TVs. While they may not offer the same level of functionality, their simplicity and affordability make them an attractive choice for many.

Amazon now offers NON  SMART TV sets.   
NBC offers audio descriptions on some programs
https://www.nbc.com/general/pages/audio-description

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Audio description (referred to as video description in the Commission's rules) is audio-narrated descriptions of a television program's key visual elements. These descriptions are inserted into natural pauses in the program's dialogue. Audio description makes television programming more accessible to individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Below are current NBC shows featuring audio description:
Wednesday, 3 April, 2024
    CHICAGO MED 8:00PM
    CHICAGO FIRE 9:00PM
    CHICAGO PD 10:00PM

I understand. I am 8 5 and have poor vision. Trying anything new is a big hurdle.
Some websites stream news and programs from TV networks,  some free.

Here is a web site that might help you...
https://www.afb.org/blog/entry/your-tv-can-talk

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Did you know that your TV can talk to you? No, I am not talking about the characters in the shows and commercials. I am talking about powerful screen reader technology that allows a person who is blind to access and use all the onscreen programming and features available on today's TV systems. Screen readers are built into nearly all of today's Smart televisions, cable and satellite broadcast systems, as well as streaming systems like Apple TV, ChromeCast, and Roku.

So I got a Xbox for my friend cause, her's ended up no longer working.  I started it up an started going through the process now it's stuck in the network settings and cant connect it to my internet.  I dont have the MAC address, to add it to the Modem and end up with it looping. 

So I just got a used Ender 3 and not sure how to interface with it and cant really find anything about how to use it or setup the models for printing

To listen makes up for the lack of sight

Never mind 
I found the Virtual Machines folder by coincidence. It was still on my hard drive but on a different path within the One Drive folder. However, I removed it from my computer a couple of days ago because I never liked One Drive's presence on my PC.
Sometimes, things in the world may seem so illogical.

For some reason, I had to remove the Virtual Machines folder from the Documents folder, and to my surprise, any OS on VMware still runs without problems.
My question: can I still run guest OS on Vmware that way? Or, sooner or later, would this have some consequences for my host (Windows 11)?

And this way, my hard drive used space would be about 90 GB less, which is good.

At  95  plus years,  I have no plan to insist he try something new.   The Tv in his room is not dependable but he is comfortable with the remote.