Posts by Douglas_5

Working through them slowly. Seems ok.

Yes I do

I have scores of entries in Chrome "Settings" / "Passwords" .

When I go to from "Settings" / "Passwords" to the "google account" link Password Manager, the list is a lot shorter.

A bit of background. When I switched my email from Freeserve to Gmail I also started using Outlook on my PC.
Sometime later it seems I unknowingly initiated 'sync' with google. I gather that causes my passwords to be stored in in the google Password Manager.

Can I now delete all the entries in the Settings/Password list?

Are you using McAfee. This has been found to be causing this problem recently. It seems there is a temporary fix.

Wehen I stared getting warning notifications on start up I wasn't sure what the problem was. The notificationadvised me to update the driver (which I couldn't find).
Obn speaking to Lenovo this morning they said thare wasn't a fully compatible driver ready yet but suggested I ran a test which I hadn't known about. The sound seemed to be working in in 'surround' in that the sound went from one side to another. They said in that case the problem must be fairly minor.
I'll just have to live with the notifications (no big deal) or find out how to switch them off.
But thanks for your help. The driveryou pointed to is still not compatible. Lenovo are up to their eyes in Windows Anniversary changes it seems.

I have now managed to speak to Lenovo and they say they haven't yet got a driver for my category of machine that is fully compatible with windows 10.
However, as far as I can tell the dolby aspect is in fact working in that the sound moves from side to side.

Many thanks. I'll give it a go tomorrow

http://speccy.piriform.com/results/EbuHoCBNo1egpDNnQScBc3f

I downloaded and ran speccy and have kept a copy of the report.
What should I look for in it?

It is rather long to cut and paste here.

The label on the back says Machine Type 6595.
Product family C440
Does that help?

I have run speccy.
What am I looking for?

I know my model but still cannot find the relevant driver nor how to download one when/if I find it.

I suspect that uninstall will not cause a problem as windows says it's not started.

As a follow up - If i uninstall the present dolby driver (just to get rid of the error notification) will my sound stop working?

Since Windows 10 updated a couple of days ago I now get a message saying the above will not work and suggests I download the latest driver for my Lenovo AIO but I can't find out where from or how. Any help would be appreciated