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When you’re composing an email in Microsoft Outlook , you may sometimes want to use a hyperlink to direct the recipient of the email to a certain destination. However, raw URLs can be lengthy, uninformative, and distracting. To help with the clarity of your email, you can rename these hyperlinks to something useful for the recipient. This not only improves the readability of the email, but makes for a more targeted message delivery, as well. Rename a Hyperlink in the Outlook Desktop App You can rename the hyperlink text in an email in the Outlook desktop app relatively quickly. Right-click the hyperlink. In the context menu, click Edit Hyperlink . The Edit Hyperlink window will appear. In the Text to display box, enter the text that you want to rename the hyperlink to. Click OK . The URL in the email is now renamed to the text you entered. Rename a Hyperlink in Outlook For the Web You can also rename a hyperlink if you use Outlook For the Web, but the process is sl...

The Realtek Semiconductor Corp. Extension is a software component that enables Windows 11/10 to interact with Realtek’s audio and networking devices. It gets updated through Windows Update whenever Realtek releases newer versions. But what if Windows Update suddenly begins to display “Realtek Semiconductor Corp. – Extension Install error – 0x80070103” on repeat? Although this failing driver update shouldn’t interfere with your operating system’s ability to use Realtek’s hardware, continually seeing the error is unsettling and leads to problems later. This troubleshooting guide has been created to help you resolve the Realtek Semiconductor Corp. Extension install error. You’ll learn multiple solutions, from basic troubleshooting steps to more advanced techniques, to fix this driver update issue on your Windows PC. Reboot Windows Update In most cases, an issue with a driver update in Windows is simply due to a temporary glitch, such as a network issue or a server-side problem from...

Do you get an error 0xc0000005 while launching an app on your Windows PC? There’s a good chance your app is faulty. Windows’ system issues can also cause your app not to launch. Since various items can cause this problem, you’ll have to follow multiple solutions before your issue is fixed. We’ll show you a few ways to resolve this error on your PC. If you’re curious why the error occurs, some reasons are that your app doesn’t have full permission to run, your app isn’t compatible with your Windows version, the app has other problems, your .NET Framework isn’t working correctly, and more. Fully Close and Relaunch the App When you have trouble using an app , fully quit and relaunch the app to possibly fix your issue. Doing so resolves many minor glitches with your application, allowing you to load your app without problems. Right-click the Windows taskbar and choose Task Manager . Access the Processes tab in Task Manager. Find and right-click your faulty app on the list and ...

Are you having trouble logging in to your Steam account and the app keeps displaying an e84 error? There are various reasons you can’t sign in to your account in the app. Your app may be faulty, or your computer may be acting up. We’ll show you all the possible ways to fix your login problem. Some reasons that can cause Steam not to log you in are a faulty internet connection, Steam being down, Steam’s login interface facing issues, the app itself having problems, and more. Check Your Internet Connection When you have trouble logging in to your account in Steam , check and ensure your internet connection is working. This is because Steam needs to authenticate your logins with the platform’s servers, which requires an active connection. You can check your connection by opening a web browser and accessing a site. Your site will fail to load if your connection has problems. In this case, try to fix your internet issues by rebooting your router or contacting your internet service ...

Resetting your Windows installation is a good way of fixing obscure errors by simply restoring the OS to its default state. But should you go for a cloud download or a local reinstall? Both methods are going to remove your existing Windows 10 (or Windows 11) installation and re-install it from scratch. You can still choose to keep your data by choosing the relevant option, but this will remove your settings and installed applications. Cloud Download vs Local Reinstall In a Nutshell Resetting your Windows PC uninstalls the operating system and then reinstalls it from one of two possible sources. If you select cloud download, the appropriate setup is downloaded from Microsoft’s servers. If you pick the local reinstall option, it is instead assembled from the local backup. The obvious drawback of the cloud option – that it requires an internet connection – is usually not an issue. Unless you are trying to reinstall Windows without Wi-Fi access or something, the cloud download goes...

A “Download error – 0x80248007” message on your Windows 11 PC suggests that your Windows or driver update has failed to download. This happens for various reasons, as several items can cause your updates to fail to download. Luckily, you can follow a few easy-to-follow methods to resolve your problem. We’ll show you what those methods are. Some reasons you can’t download your updates are that Windows Update is problematic, the services required to download updates aren’t running, your Windows Update cache is faulty, your PC’s core files are corrupted, and more. Use the Windows Update Troubleshooter Whenever you experience issues downloading or installing updates , use your PC’s Windows Update troubleshooter to find and fix issues with your updates. This tool automatically finds and fixes the problems with your updates, allowing you to resolve your issue quicker than the other methods. Open Settings using Windows + I . Select System in the left sidebar. Choose Troubleshoot ...