Quick Assist used to be true to it’s name. Logging into another person’s computer was as simple as having the user click on their start menu, type in Quick Assist and then open the Quick Assist app. Now that has changed. Microsoft has decided to move the app to the Microsoft Store. You may ask yourself, why would this be an issue? For starters, best-case-scnerio is that the person needing assistance will be able to perform the previously mentioned steps and then just follow the links to install the app from the Microsoft Store. Sadly, I’ve run into an issue of this download from the store requiring the end user to input a password in order to perform the download. Most users in need of remote assistance in general have a tough time following the 3 easy steps just to launch the app, when prompted for a password, most do not know it and in some cases they can’t find/remember the password at all. In my opinion, moving the app from an inbuilt tool in Windows to a downloadable app in in the Microsoft Store actually removes much of it’s usefulness.
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This is a song that I’d really like to cover. I’ve got the complete idea for the song but it wouldn’t work without a singer. In my head it’s a heavier version than the original but it may come to a surprise to many that this tuning is actually the exact same that he used in the 70s. If you’ve got a raspy voice and would like to work on this song with me please get ahold of me via the contact page on here.
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I worked the last half of 2020 and first few months of 2021 on an EP of original songs. Some songs got further than others, some in the mixing phase and some I was still writing music. My youngest son was in need of some surgeries and I more or less stopped everything to see to his recovery. I’m happy to say that he has been making a wonderful recovery, at 4 years old he’s the strongest person I know. I had allot of soul-searching while he was preparing for his surgery so during that whole process I decided to enter the housing market in search of something more that what we had, some place that my kids could call home and in a safer area than we were living. It took months to finally get a house. As my son was coming out of the hospital, I signed the deed to our new home and 30 year commitment.
The basement in our new home features a nice, unfinished room that I plan on turning into my office and recording studio. Those plans have been put on hold for a while after having to buy a whole new HVAC system. At the moment I’m actively looking for a vocalist who I can work with. If you are interested then head to the contact page and send me a message.
