jayunsplanet

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We Are The In Crowd | Recher Theatre

Cassadee Pope of Hey Monday

Cassadee Pope of Hey Monday

Will Pugh of Cartel

Mike Gentile of Hey Monday

Jeff Lett of Cartel

Nic Hudson of Cartel

Tay Jardine of We Are The In Crowd

Tay Jardine of We Are The In Crowd playing to the fans

Tay Jardine of We Are In The In Crowd

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…ready for some more.

Just like the topic says. I used my phone to send a text message, locked it, unlocked it an hour hour later, and all my apps were gone. The folders I created are still there. I rebooted – did not fix.

Coincidentally, the other day, my phone rebooted on it’s own and was locked up at the Apple icon loading screen – took 3 or 4 long press/holds of the power button to eventually shut the phone off and reboot.

iPhone 4 – 4.0.2 (8A400)
Never jailbroken or modded in anyway

(Have not tried a restore with iTunes yet – as I’m currently putting in a new SSD HDD in my MBP.)

Apple Discussion Thread

*Update 10/16 – I decided to just rebuild my phone. I synced it with my MacBook Pro, which did have full backups, but I didn’t want to lose text messages and stuff. So I just re-installed all my applications that were saved in iTunes and had to re-do the folders. It wasn’t a big deal. But it should not have happen. Both of my Apple products crapped out within the past month. This doesn’t help an anti-Apple person try to get over their dislike of a company.

How to delete user profiles properly

Warning
Ensure that you backup the informaiton contained in the users profile – this includes the typical Documents, Music, Pictures — but also, Favorites, AppData, Outlook PSTs, any custom settings stored in files. I’d suggest you enable showing Hidden Files in Explorer so you can see directories that are hidden. | http://i53.tinypic.com/flk0ox.jpg

This mainly applies to network users that log into a domain and have a local account created for them on their system. Profiles occasionally get corrupted, and a quick fix, provided you back up your data or store it on the network and not locally, is to simply recreate the profile.

Delete the actual User folder of the profile in quesiton – C:\Users

Remove the user profile from the registry
Start > in the search bar right above the Windows logo type regedit

Browse to
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
SOFTWARE
Microsoft
Windows NT
CurrentVersion
ProfileList

Select through the profiles listed in the left pane (GUID) and in the right pane you will see the actual username. That will help you determine what profile is which. Right click on the GUID, ‘Delete’

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Since I’ve posted pictures…

Since I’ve actually gone out and taken pictures…

Since I’ve edited the hundreds of pictures I’ve taken in the last 2 months…

Here are 2 from the last time I went to Harpers Ferry (well, really, shepherdstown, wv) — to pick up a special order of Cheerwine – which reminds me, I need to make another trip soon for another load — and for fall foliage