bert_annotations__test_isConnected.tsv

'Is keyboard connected?'			'0 - Removing Debris from a Keyboard'			None
'Is keyboard connected?'			"1 - Shut down the computer and detach all connecting cables.\nShut down the computer and detach all connecting cables. To protect your hardware from damage, shut off your computer first before attempting to clean the keyboard. If your keyboard is wired, pull out the plug connecting it to the computer. If you can't remove the keyboard, such as when cleaning a laptop, disconnect your computer's power cable to eliminate the risk of electrical shock.[1]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- USB keyboards can be unplugged before you shut down the computer. Doing this with a non-USB keyboard may damage your computer, so if you're unsure, always shut down the computer first.\n- Take the batteries out of wireless keyboards, especially if you plan on deep cleaning the keys.\n- ;"			False
'Is keyboard connected?'			"2 - Turn the keyboard upside down to shake out loose debris.\nTurn the keyboard upside down to shake out loose debris. Flip your keyboard and knock off as much loose debris as possible. Be gentle when shaking the keyboard. Most food crumbs, dirt, pet hair, and other debris will fall out right away. Tilt the keyboard in different directions and tap it a little harder to force out any leftover debris you notice.[2]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Listen for the sound of debris rattling around inside the keyboard. This happens sometimes with mechanical keyboards and other devices with raised keys. Consider taking the keyboard apart to give it a deep cleaning.\n- If you're cleaning a laptop, hold the screen open while supporting the computer's base with your other hand."			None
'Is keyboard connected?'			"3 - Use compressed air to blow dust and debris out from the keys.\nUse compressed air to blow dust and debris out from the keys. Compressed air is your most reliable tool for general cleaning. Hold the canister at a 45-degree angle while pointing it at the keys. Sweep the nozzle across the keyboard while letting out controlled bursts of air. Keep the nozzle 1⁄2\xa0in (1.3\xa0cm) above the keyboard at all times.[3]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Compressed air is often available at office supply stores, electronics shops, and general stores. You can also order canisters online.\n- To fully clean the keyboard, blow at it from different angles. Face it towards you at first, then rotate it to either side.\n- If you're cleaning a laptop or membrane keyboard, try holding it as you blow it out. Keep it tilted at about a 75-degree angle so it isn't completely vertical."			None
'Is keyboard connected?'			"4 - Use a dust vacuum to sweep up hard to remove debris.\nUse a dust vacuum to sweep up hard to remove debris. The suction power from a dust vacuum lifts away most stubborn debris stuck between the keys. If you don't have a dust vacuum with a hose, try using a regular vacuum with a brush attachment. Go over the entire keyboard, focusing particularly in the areas around the keys. Most of the tough debris gets wedged in there.[4]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- Make sure none of your keys are loose, especially on a laptop. If a key comes off, retrieve it from the vacuum, wash it off, and slide it back into place. Fit it over the key stem or clip to bind it to the keyboard again."			None
'Is keyboard connected?'			"5 - Clean around the keys with a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol.\nClean around the keys with a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol. Dampen the cotton swab very lightly to avoid getting too much moisture underneath the keys. Wipe around each individual key to remove leftover dust, oils, and other grime. Repeat this a few times as needed to clean the sides of each key and the space around it. Swap out swabs as they get dirty.[5]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Isopropyl alcohol dries very quickly, so it is a better option than water. You can get it at most drug stores and general stores.\n- Another cleaning option is to wrap a microfiber cloth around a knife. Moisten it with isopropyl alcohol, then push it down into the keyboard's grooves. This works best for mechanical keyboards with raised keys.\n- Be cautious when working on a laptop. Isopropyl alcohol is still a great cleaning choice, but the laptop's delicate hardware is right underneath the keyboard. Don't let moisture drip underneath the keys."			None
'Is keyboard connected?'			"6 - Scrub the keyboard with a cloth dampened in isopropyl alcohol.\nScrub the keyboard with a cloth dampened in isopropyl alcohol. Choose a lint-free cloth or paper towel to avoid introducing new debris. Make sure the cloth isn't dripping at all after you dampen it. Wipe the top portion of each key to clear away the remaining dust and other debris.[6]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Watch out for frequently used keys like the space bar and enter key. These spots tend to have more grime. You may need to scrub them multiple times to clean them.\n- For very dirty areas, use a toothpick to break through the grime. Hold the toothpick almost flat against the key and rub the grime to loosen it. Scrub the rest off with isopropyl alcohol."			None
'Is keyboard connected?'			"7 - Polish the keyboard with a lint-free cloth.\nPolish the keyboard with a lint-free cloth. Wipe the keyboard one last time to remove lingering dust and excess moisture. Check it to make sure it looks fresh and new. If it's still dirty, consider taking it apart to give it a deep cleaning. When you're done, plug the keyboard in and give it a test run.[7]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- Any isopropyl alcohol on the keyboard dries within about a minute. Water takes longer. If you used water or think moisture got into the keyboard, let it dry out for as long as 24 hours before plugging it back in."			None
'Is printer connected?'			'0 - Printing from an Android'			None
'Is printer connected?'			"1 - Set up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer.\nSet up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer. Before you can print from your Android device, your printer will need to be properly connected to your home network using the steps above, or directly to your computer via USB. You'll be adding the printer to Google Cloud Print, which will allow you to send print jobs to it from anywhere from any app that support printing.\n- If the printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to add it with minimal fuss. If the printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it using a computer that the printer is already installed on."			None
'Is printer connected?'			"2 - Connect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible).\nConnect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible). If your printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to connect it to your Google account directly from the printer's built-in menu. Follow the prompts to log in with your Google account. Make sure this is the same Google account that is associated with your Android device.\n- If you can connect your printer to Google Cloud Print, you can skip down to Step 9.\n- If your printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you can still add it through your computer."			True
'Is printer connected?'			"3 - Open Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print.\nOpen Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print. If the printer cannot connect directly to Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it to your Google account manually. The downside to this is that the printer will only be available while your computer is turned on and logged in.\n- You'll need Chrome to set up your Google Cloud Print services.\n- Make sure you're using a computer that can already access the printer on the network. Follow the steps in the previous section to connect your computer to your wireless printer first."			False
'Is printer connected?'			'4 - Click the Chrome menu button and select "Settings."\nClick the Chrome menu button and select "Settings." This will open a new tab.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'5 - Click the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down.\nClick the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down. You\'ll find the Google Cloud Print section towards the bottom of the menu.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'6 - Click the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager.\nClick the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager. You\'ll see a list of your currently-connected devices.\n- If you are asked to sign in, make sure you sign in with the same Google account that\'s associated with your Android device.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'7 - Click "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer.\nClick "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer. You may have multiple devices listed here, especially if your printer is a fax machine as well.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'8 - Ensure your device is selected and click "Add printers."\nEnsure your device is selected and click "Add printers." This will add your printer to your Google Cloud Print account.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'9 - Download the Cloud Print app on your Android device.\nDownload the Cloud Print app on your Android device. This will allow you to access your Google Cloud Print printers from your Android. You can download it for free from the Google Play Store.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'10 - Print from your Android apps.\nPrint from your Android apps. Once Google Cloud Print is installed, you can print to your Google Cloud Print printers from any app that supports printing. Printing support varies from app to app, though most apps that open documents, images, and emails support printing. You can usually access the "Print" option from the ⋮ menu.\n- If you added the printer from Chrome, the computer that you added it from will need to be turned on with Chrome open or running in the background. If the printer can connect directly to Google Cloud Print, it just needs to be on and connected to the network.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'0 - Printing from an Android'			None
'Is computer connected?'			"1 - Set up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer.\nSet up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer. Before you can print from your Android device, your printer will need to be properly connected to your home network using the steps above, or directly to your computer via USB. You'll be adding the printer to Google Cloud Print, which will allow you to send print jobs to it from anywhere from any app that support printing.\n- If the printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to add it with minimal fuss. If the printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it using a computer that the printer is already installed on."			True
'Is computer connected?'			"2 - Connect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible).\nConnect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible). If your printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to connect it to your Google account directly from the printer's built-in menu. Follow the prompts to log in with your Google account. Make sure this is the same Google account that is associated with your Android device.\n- If you can connect your printer to Google Cloud Print, you can skip down to Step 9.\n- If your printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you can still add it through your computer."			None
'Is computer connected?'			"3 - Open Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print.\nOpen Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print. If the printer cannot connect directly to Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it to your Google account manually. The downside to this is that the printer will only be available while your computer is turned on and logged in.\n- You'll need Chrome to set up your Google Cloud Print services.\n- Make sure you're using a computer that can already access the printer on the network. Follow the steps in the previous section to connect your computer to your wireless printer first."			None
'Is computer connected?'			'4 - Click the Chrome menu button and select "Settings."\nClick the Chrome menu button and select "Settings." This will open a new tab.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'5 - Click the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down.\nClick the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down. You\'ll find the Google Cloud Print section towards the bottom of the menu.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'6 - Click the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager.\nClick the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager. You\'ll see a list of your currently-connected devices.\n- If you are asked to sign in, make sure you sign in with the same Google account that\'s associated with your Android device.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'7 - Click "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer.\nClick "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer. You may have multiple devices listed here, especially if your printer is a fax machine as well.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'8 - Ensure your device is selected and click "Add printers."\nEnsure your device is selected and click "Add printers." This will add your printer to your Google Cloud Print account.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'9 - Download the Cloud Print app on your Android device.\nDownload the Cloud Print app on your Android device. This will allow you to access your Google Cloud Print printers from your Android. You can download it for free from the Google Play Store.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'10 - Print from your Android apps.\nPrint from your Android apps. Once Google Cloud Print is installed, you can print to your Google Cloud Print printers from any app that supports printing. Printing support varies from app to app, though most apps that open documents, images, and emails support printing. You can usually access the "Print" option from the ⋮ menu.\n- If you added the printer from Chrome, the computer that you added it from will need to be turned on with Chrome open or running in the background. If the printer can connect directly to Google Cloud Print, it just needs to be on and connected to the network.'			None
'Is device connected?'			'0 - Printing from an Android'			None
'Is device connected?'			"1 - Set up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer.\nSet up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer. Before you can print from your Android device, your printer will need to be properly connected to your home network using the steps above, or directly to your computer via USB. You'll be adding the printer to Google Cloud Print, which will allow you to send print jobs to it from anywhere from any app that support printing.\n- If the printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to add it with minimal fuss. If the printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it using a computer that the printer is already installed on."			None
'Is device connected?'			"2 - Connect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible).\nConnect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible). If your printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to connect it to your Google account directly from the printer's built-in menu. Follow the prompts to log in with your Google account. Make sure this is the same Google account that is associated with your Android device.\n- If you can connect your printer to Google Cloud Print, you can skip down to Step 9.\n- If your printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you can still add it through your computer."			None
'Is device connected?'			"3 - Open Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print.\nOpen Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print. If the printer cannot connect directly to Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it to your Google account manually. The downside to this is that the printer will only be available while your computer is turned on and logged in.\n- You'll need Chrome to set up your Google Cloud Print services.\n- Make sure you're using a computer that can already access the printer on the network. Follow the steps in the previous section to connect your computer to your wireless printer first."			None
'Is device connected?'			'4 - Click the Chrome menu button and select "Settings."\nClick the Chrome menu button and select "Settings." This will open a new tab.'			None
'Is device connected?'			'5 - Click the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down.\nClick the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down. You\'ll find the Google Cloud Print section towards the bottom of the menu.'			None
'Is device connected?'			'6 - Click the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager.\nClick the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager. You\'ll see a list of your currently-connected devices.\n- If you are asked to sign in, make sure you sign in with the same Google account that\'s associated with your Android device.'			True
'Is device connected?'			'7 - Click "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer.\nClick "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer. You may have multiple devices listed here, especially if your printer is a fax machine as well.'			None
'Is device connected?'			'8 - Ensure your device is selected and click "Add printers."\nEnsure your device is selected and click "Add printers." This will add your printer to your Google Cloud Print account.'			None
'Is device connected?'			'9 - Download the Cloud Print app on your Android device.\nDownload the Cloud Print app on your Android device. This will allow you to access your Google Cloud Print printers from your Android. You can download it for free from the Google Play Store.'			None
'Is device connected?'			'10 - Print from your Android apps.\nPrint from your Android apps. Once Google Cloud Print is installed, you can print to your Google Cloud Print printers from any app that supports printing. Printing support varies from app to app, though most apps that open documents, images, and emails support printing. You can usually access the "Print" option from the ⋮ menu.\n- If you added the printer from Chrome, the computer that you added it from will need to be turned on with Chrome open or running in the background. If the printer can connect directly to Google Cloud Print, it just needs to be on and connected to the network.'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'0 - Printing from an Android'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			"1 - Set up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer.\nSet up your printer so that it is connected to the network or to a computer. Before you can print from your Android device, your printer will need to be properly connected to your home network using the steps above, or directly to your computer via USB. You'll be adding the printer to Google Cloud Print, which will allow you to send print jobs to it from anywhere from any app that support printing.\n- If the printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to add it with minimal fuss. If the printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it using a computer that the printer is already installed on."			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			"2 - Connect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible).\nConnect your network printer to Google Cloud Print directly (if possible). If your printer supports Google Cloud Print, you'll be able to connect it to your Google account directly from the printer's built-in menu. Follow the prompts to log in with your Google account. Make sure this is the same Google account that is associated with your Android device.\n- If you can connect your printer to Google Cloud Print, you can skip down to Step 9.\n- If your printer does not support Google Cloud Print, you can still add it through your computer."			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			"3 - Open Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print.\nOpen Chrome on your computer if the printer does not support Google Cloud Print. If the printer cannot connect directly to Google Cloud Print, you'll need to add it to your Google account manually. The downside to this is that the printer will only be available while your computer is turned on and logged in.\n- You'll need Chrome to set up your Google Cloud Print services.\n- Make sure you're using a computer that can already access the printer on the network. Follow the steps in the previous section to connect your computer to your wireless printer first."			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'4 - Click the Chrome menu button and select "Settings."\nClick the Chrome menu button and select "Settings." This will open a new tab.'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'5 - Click the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down.\nClick the "Show advanced settings" link and then scroll down. You\'ll find the Google Cloud Print section towards the bottom of the menu.'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'6 - Click the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager.\nClick the "Manage" button to open the Google Cloud Print manager. You\'ll see a list of your currently-connected devices.\n- If you are asked to sign in, make sure you sign in with the same Google account that\'s associated with your Android device.'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'7 - Click "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer.\nClick "Add printers" and you\'ll see a list of printers connected to your computer. You may have multiple devices listed here, especially if your printer is a fax machine as well.'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'8 - Ensure your device is selected and click "Add printers."\nEnsure your device is selected and click "Add printers." This will add your printer to your Google Cloud Print account.'			None
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'9 - Download the Cloud Print app on your Android device.\nDownload the Cloud Print app on your Android device. This will allow you to access your Google Cloud Print printers from your Android. You can download it for free from the Google Play Store.'			True
'Is google cloud print printer connected?'			'10 - Print from your Android apps.\nPrint from your Android apps. Once Google Cloud Print is installed, you can print to your Google Cloud Print printers from any app that supports printing. Printing support varies from app to app, though most apps that open documents, images, and emails support printing. You can usually access the "Print" option from the ⋮ menu.\n- If you added the printer from Chrome, the computer that you added it from will need to be turned on with Chrome open or running in the background. If the printer can connect directly to Google Cloud Print, it just needs to be on and connected to the network.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'0 - Scanning System Files'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'1 - Restart your computer in Safe Mode\nRestart your computer in Safe Mode. While not always necessary, this increases the chance that the scan will succeed.'			True
'Is computer connected?'			'2 - Open Command Prompt with administrator privileges.\nOpen Command Prompt with administrator privileges. Search for "Command Prompt" with the search bar. Right-click Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator." Enter your administrator password.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			"3 - Enter the scan command.\nEnter the scan command. In the window that opens, type sfc /scannow and press ↵ Enter. You must type this exactly as it appears. This tells System File Checker to scan your files for corruption, and attempt to repair them.\n- This will revert your system files back to the default state. If you've intentionally modded them, backup your computer before you start the scan.[12]\n- X\n- Research source"			None
'Is computer connected?'			'4 - Wait for the scan to complete.\nWait for the scan to complete. Leave the Command Prompt window open while the scan checks your files. Read the message once it\'s done:\n- If it says "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them," restart your computer in regular mode, then try to print.\n- If it says "Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files but was unable to fix some of them," continue to the next step.\n- For any other message, try another solution listed on this page.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'5 - Find the corrupt file.\nFind the corrupt file. If the scan identifies problems but failed to repair them, you\'ll need to do so yourself. Find more information as follows:[13]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- In the Command Prompt, type findstr /c:"[SR]" %windir%\\Logs\\CBS\\CBS.log >"%userprofile%\\Desktop\\sfcdetails.txt" and press ↵ Enter.\n- Find Sfcdetails.txt on your Desktop and open it.\n- Find the report with today\'s date. Find the name of the file that\'s corrupted or missing.'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'6 - Find a new copy.\nFind a new copy. Find this file on another computer with the same version of Windows, and transfer it to yours. Alternatively, download a new copy from online — but make sure you do so from a trustworthy website.\n- It is also possible to extract the file from a Windows installation disk.[14]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is computer connected?'			'7 - Install the new copy.\nInstall the new copy. Here\'s how to replace the corrupted file with a new one:[15]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- In Command Prompt, type takeown /f followed by a space and the exact path and file name of the corrupt file. It should look something like this: takeown /f C:\\windows\\system32\\oldfile. Press ↵ Enter.\n- Next, enter the command icacls (path to corrupt file) /grant administrators:F — replacing "(path to corrupt file)" with the same path and file name you used above.\n- Transfer the new file by entering copy (path to new file) (path to corrupt file), replacing the words in parentheses with the correct paths and file names.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'0 - Connecting a Wired Printer on Windows'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'1 - Set your printer near your computer.\nSet your printer near your computer. Make sure that it is close enough that the cable can reach your computer without tension.\n- ;'			None
'Is printer connected?'			"2 - Turn on your printer.\nTurn on your printer. Press your printer's power button; it will likely have a  icon on or next to it.\n- Your printer must be plugged into a power source."			None
'Is printer connected?'			'3 - With you computer turned on and unlocked, plug the printer into your computer using a USB cable.\nWith you computer turned on and unlocked, plug the printer into your computer using a USB cable.\n- In some cases, simply plugging your printer into your computer in this way will automatically setup and properly install the printer, making it ready to use.'			True
'Is printer connected?'			'4 - Open Start .\nOpen Start . Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			"5 - Click Settings .\nClick Settings . It's in the lower-left side of the Start window."			None
'Is printer connected?'			'6 - Click Devices.\nClick Devices. This option is near the top of the Settings window.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			"7 - Click Printers & scanners.\nClick Printers & scanners. It's a tab on the left side of the window."			None
'Is printer connected?'			'8 - Click Add a printer or scanner.\nClick Add a printer or scanner. This button is at the top of the page.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'9 - Click your printer\'s name and click Add device.\nClick your printer\'s name and click Add device. This will typically be a combination of the printer\'s manufacturer (e.g., "HP"), the printer\'s model name, and the model number.\n- If you don\'t see your printer\'s name here, click the The printer that I want isn\'t listed link below the Add a printer or scanner button and follow the on-screen instructions.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			"10 - Follow the on-screen instructions.\nFollow the on-screen instructions. Depending on your printer, you may need to customize your settings before the printer is ready; once you're done, the printer will be available for use.\n- If prompted, insert the CD that came with your printer into your computer's disc slot.\n- If you bought your printer second-hand and didn't come with a CD, you can usually download the same software from the manufacturer's website."			None
'Is printer connected?'			'0 - Windows 8'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'1 - Verify that your computer, printer, and wireless router are powered on.\nVerify that your computer, printer, and wireless router are powered on.;'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'2 - Disconnect any USB or ethernet cables currently plugged into the printer.\nDisconnect any USB or ethernet cables currently plugged into the printer.'			False
'Is printer connected?'			'3 - Right-click the Start button, then click on “Search.\nRight-click the Start button, then click on “Search.”'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'4 - Type “HP” into the search field, then click on the icon for your printer.\nType “HP” into the search field, then click on the icon for your printer. The HP printer software wizard will open and display on-screen.\n- If using the HP Deskjet 3050 printer for the first time on your Windows computer, go to HP’s website at http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-deskjet-3050-all-in-one-printer-series-j610/4066450/model/4066451#Z7_3054ICK0K8UDA0AQC11TA930C7 and click on “Download” to install the latest software and drivers for your printer.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'5 - Click on “Utilities,” then click on “Printer Setup and Software Selection.\nClick on “Utilities,” then click on “Printer Setup and Software Selection.”'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'6 - Select the option to connect a new printer to your computer.\nSelect the option to connect a new printer to your computer.'			True
'Is printer connected?'			'7 - Follow the on-screen prompts to connect the HP Deskjet 3050 to your wireless router.\nFollow the on-screen prompts to connect the HP Deskjet 3050 to your wireless router. You will be asked to enter the SSID or network name, as well as the security passphrase, also known as the WEP key or WPA.\n- Examine your wireless router to locate the SSID and WPA, or contact your Internet service provider for help with obtaining this information.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'8 - Click on “Finish” on the last screen of the printer setup wizard.\nClick on “Finish” on the last screen of the printer setup wizard. Your printer will now be connected to your wireless router.'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'0 - Windows 8'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'1 - Verify that your computer, printer, and wireless router are powered on.\nVerify that your computer, printer, and wireless router are powered on.;'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'2 - Disconnect any USB or ethernet cables currently plugged into the printer.\nDisconnect any USB or ethernet cables currently plugged into the printer.'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'3 - Right-click the Start button, then click on “Search.\nRight-click the Start button, then click on “Search.”'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'4 - Type “HP” into the search field, then click on the icon for your printer.\nType “HP” into the search field, then click on the icon for your printer. The HP printer software wizard will open and display on-screen.\n- If using the HP Deskjet 3050 printer for the first time on your Windows computer, go to HP’s website at http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-deskjet-3050-all-in-one-printer-series-j610/4066450/model/4066451#Z7_3054ICK0K8UDA0AQC11TA930C7 and click on “Download” to install the latest software and drivers for your printer.'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'5 - Click on “Utilities,” then click on “Printer Setup and Software Selection.\nClick on “Utilities,” then click on “Printer Setup and Software Selection.”'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'6 - Select the option to connect a new printer to your computer.\nSelect the option to connect a new printer to your computer.'			None
'Is wireless router connected?'			'7 - Follow the on-screen prompts to connect the HP Deskjet 3050 to your wireless router.\nFollow the on-screen prompts to connect the HP Deskjet 3050 to your wireless router. You will be asked to enter the SSID or network name, as well as the security passphrase, also known as the WEP key or WPA.\n- Examine your wireless router to locate the SSID and WPA, or contact your Internet service provider for help with obtaining this information.'			True
'Is wireless router connected?'			'8 - Click on “Finish” on the last screen of the printer setup wizard.\nClick on “Finish” on the last screen of the printer setup wizard. Your printer will now be connected to your wireless router.'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'0 - Windows 8'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'1 - Verify that your computer, printer, and wireless router are powered on.\nVerify that your computer, printer, and wireless router are powered on.;'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'2 - Disconnect any USB or ethernet cables currently plugged into the printer.\nDisconnect any USB or ethernet cables currently plugged into the printer.'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'3 - Right-click the Start button, then click on “Search.\nRight-click the Start button, then click on “Search.”'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'4 - Type “HP” into the search field, then click on the icon for your printer.\nType “HP” into the search field, then click on the icon for your printer. The HP printer software wizard will open and display on-screen.\n- If using the HP Deskjet 3050 printer for the first time on your Windows computer, go to HP’s website at http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/hp-deskjet-3050-all-in-one-printer-series-j610/4066450/model/4066451#Z7_3054ICK0K8UDA0AQC11TA930C7 and click on “Download” to install the latest software and drivers for your printer.'			True
'Is window computer connected?'			'5 - Click on “Utilities,” then click on “Printer Setup and Software Selection.\nClick on “Utilities,” then click on “Printer Setup and Software Selection.”'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'6 - Select the option to connect a new printer to your computer.\nSelect the option to connect a new printer to your computer.'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'7 - Follow the on-screen prompts to connect the HP Deskjet 3050 to your wireless router.\nFollow the on-screen prompts to connect the HP Deskjet 3050 to your wireless router. You will be asked to enter the SSID or network name, as well as the security passphrase, also known as the WEP key or WPA.\n- Examine your wireless router to locate the SSID and WPA, or contact your Internet service provider for help with obtaining this information.'			None
'Is window computer connected?'			'8 - Click on “Finish” on the last screen of the printer setup wizard.\nClick on “Finish” on the last screen of the printer setup wizard. Your printer will now be connected to your wireless router.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'0 - Using Manual Cleaning'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'1 - Gather your supplies.\nGather your supplies. To clean your print heads, you will need the following items:[2]\n- X\n- Research source\n- \n- \n- Isopropyl alcohol\n- Water\n- A bowl or pie tin\n- Paper towels'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'2 - Turn off and unplug the printer.\nTurn off and unplug the printer. This will prevent you from damaging the printer or hurting yourself while removing the cartridges and the print head unit.'			False
'Is printer connected?'			"3 - Remove the cartridges.\nRemove the cartridges. Open your printer's main casing, then remove the cartridges one by one until they're all out of the printer.\n- You will most likely have to consult your printer's manual or online documentation for the proper way to extract the cartridges."			None
'Is printer connected?'			"4 - Remove the print head unit.\nRemove the print head unit. This is the tray in which the cartridges sit. You should see several holes in the bottom of the print head unit.\n- Again, consult your printer's manual or online documentation for the proper way to do this for your model.\n- If your printer uses cartridges that have print heads on them, skip this step."			None
'Is printer connected?'			"5 - Create a 50/50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water.\nCreate a 50/50 mixture of isopropyl alcohol and water. Starting with half a cup (four ounces) of each should be fine. Mixing the two together reduces the abrasive effects of the alcohol, meaning that the mixture shouldn't damage the print head itself."			None
'Is printer connected?'			'6 - Pour the mixture into the bowl.\nPour the mixture into the bowl. Keep the mixture shallow (around a quarter of an inch deep) to start—you can always add more later.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			'7 - Place the print head unit in the alcohol and water mixture.\nPlace the print head unit in the alcohol and water mixture. The mixture should come about half an inch (around a centimeter) up the side of the print head (or cartridge).\n- If your printer uses cartridges with built-in print heads instead, place the cartridge in the mixture instead.'			None
'Is printer connected?'			"8 - Leave the print head alone for at least two minutes.\nLeave the print head alone for at least two minutes. Doing so will give the print head's dried ink time to loosen."			None
'Is printer connected?'			"9 - Dab the print head on a paper towel.\nDab the print head on a paper towel. This will remove any excess moisture and ink from the surface of the print head.\n- You'll want to dry completely the print head before proceeding."			None
'Is printer connected?'			"10 - Test the print head.\nTest the print head. Place back the print head unit and/or cartridges, plug back in the printer, and try to print a test page. Your printer should now work like usual.\n- If your printer still won't print correctly, try leaving the print head unit (or cartridges) in the alcohol and water mixture overnight."			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'0 - Steps'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			"1 - Connect your webcam to your Windows PC.\nConnect your webcam to your Windows PC. Connect the USB cable to an available port on your PC, and then install its software when prompted.\n- If you're using a built-in webcam on a laptop or monitor, you can skip this step.\n- ;"			True
'Is webcam connected?'			'2 - Click the  menu.\nClick the  menu. It’s usually at the bottom-left corner of the screen.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'3 - Type camera into the search bar.\nType camera into the search bar. You may have to click a circle or magnifying glass icon to open the search bar first.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'4 - Click Camera.\nClick Camera. The camera app will open on the screen. This should automatically start your webcam.\n- If asked to allow the app permission to access your webcam, be sure to give all requested permissions.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'5 - Click .\nClick . It’s at the top-right corner of the camera preview screen.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'6 - Select a video recording speed.\nSelect a video recording speed. Scroll down the right column to the “Videos” header, and then select your desired resolution from the drop-down menu. The higher the resolution, the better the quality (and the larger the file size).'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'7 - Click anywhere else on the video.\nClick anywhere else on the video. This closes the settings menu.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'8 - Click the video icon.\nClick the video icon. It’s the outline of a video camera on the right side of the window. This switches the camera to video mode.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'9 - Click the video icon to start recording.\nClick the video icon to start recording. It’s the large white version of the video camera on the left side of the window. The time count at the bottom-center part of the preview screen will increase as you continue to record.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'10 - Click the stop button to stop recording.\nClick the stop button to stop recording. It’s the red square on the right side of the window. The video will stop recording immediately. The finished video will be saved to the “Camera Roll” folder inside your “Photos” folder.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'0 - Steps'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'1 - Connect the webcam to your PC or Mac.\nConnect the webcam to your PC or Mac. If you haven’t yet set up your webcam, see Set up a Webcam now.;'			True
'Is webcam connected?'			'2 - Open OBS Studio.\nOpen OBS Studio. It’s in the All Apps area of the Start  menu in Windows, and the Applications folder in macOS.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'3 - Click + under “Sources.\nClick + under “Sources.” It’s the first icon at the bottom of the “Sources” box. A menu will appear.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'4 - Click Video Capture Device.\nClick Video Capture Device. It’s near the bottom of the menu. This opens the “Create/Select Source” window.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'5 - Type a name for the webcam.\nType a name for the webcam. It goes into the “Create New” box at the top of the window.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'6 - Click OK.\nClick OK. The Properties menu will appear.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'7 - Select your webcam from the “Device” drop-down menu.\nSelect your webcam from the “Device” drop-down menu. It’s the first menu in the window.'			None
'Is webcam connected?'			'8 - Click OK.\nClick OK. It’s at the bottom of the window. Your webcam is now added to OBS Studio.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'0 - Choosing the Webcam'			None
'Is camera connected?'			"1 - Adjust the webcam.\nAdjust the webcam. The most common error is that the incorrect webcam is attached to the program. If you tried to record video, but your screen was dark, there's a good chance that you just don't have the right camera linked to the program. Read on to learn how to change this."			True
'Is camera connected?'			'2 - Open the Movie Maker menu and select "Options.\nOpen the Movie Maker menu and select "Options." From the Home screen, open the Movie Maker drop-down menu in the very top left of the program tab. This is where you\'ll find functions like New Project, Open Project, Save Project, and Import from Device. Click "Options," near the bottom of the list.[3]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'3 - Navigate to the Webcam Options page.\nNavigate to the Webcam Options page. You should be looking at a pop-box titled "Windows Movie Maker Options." There are four categories: General, Webcam, Captions, and Trust Center. Click "Webcam."'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'4 - View your available webcams.\nView your available webcams. The webcam options page should be headed "Select an audio device and webcam." Click the drop-down menu labeled "Available webcams." If you know the name of your preferred, functional webcam device, click that name to set it as the default. If you don\'t know the name, but you have several options, choose the webcam that was not already selected.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'5 - Try to Record Video again.\nTry to Record Video again. Return to the Home screen and repeat the process. If you chose the right webcam, you should see yourself on the screen. If the video input screen is still dark, then there might be a more serious problem with your webcam.[4]\n- X\n- Research source'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'0 - Steps'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'1 - Dress professionally unless conveyed otherwise; for men preferably dark colored suits (blue, black or gray) with a non-flamboyant shirt and tie, and of course wear polished shoes should a full-dress camera shot apply.\nDress professionally unless conveyed otherwise; for men preferably dark colored suits (blue, black or gray) with a non-flamboyant shirt and tie, and of course wear polished shoes should a full-dress camera shot apply.\n- ;'			True
'Is camera connected?'			'2 - For women preferably a nice pant-suit or dress, non-flamboyant with no skin revealed beneath the neck-line.\nFor women preferably a nice pant-suit or dress, non-flamboyant with no skin revealed beneath the neck-line. Shoes should complement your attire; avoid unprofessional looking stilettos should a full-dress camera shot apply and for men and women avoid displays of excessive jewelry or artwork on body-parts.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'3 - Shut down your mobile phone or any other potential distractions within your control prior to the interview.\nShut down your mobile phone or any other potential distractions within your control prior to the interview.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'4 - The presence of voice, language and body positioning is important.\nThe presence of voice, language and body positioning is important. Avoid elevated voice tones, slang and loose posture. Bottom-line; sound sharp and look sharp.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'5 - Look directly into the camera when speaking; avoid wandering eyes or a deer caught in the headlights scenario.\nLook directly into the camera when speaking; avoid wandering eyes or a deer caught in the headlights scenario. Relax and show confidence in your ability to maintain physical-control.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'6 - Answer each question to the best of your ability without going overboard; keep your answers brief and to the point.\nAnswer each question to the best of your ability without going overboard; keep your answers brief and to the point.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'7 - Avoid criticizing your previous employer or colleagues if at all possible.\nAvoid criticizing your previous employer or colleagues if at all possible.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'8 - Avoid leaving the confines of the camera until the interview is completely administered and remember to thank the employer for his/her time and consideration of the interview session.\nAvoid leaving the confines of the camera until the interview is completely administered and remember to thank the employer for his/her time and consideration of the interview session.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			'9 - Remember to adjust the light sources around you so that there is light shining on your face and that there are no lights shining directly into the webcam.\nRemember to adjust the light sources around you so that there is light shining on your face and that there are no lights shining directly into the webcam.'			None
'Is camera connected?'			"10 - Don't skimp on the webcam and microphone, quality does matter.\nDon't skimp on the webcam and microphone, quality does matter."			None