Showing posts with label delete. Show all posts
Showing posts with label delete. Show all posts
Sunday, February 7, 2016
Delete All Emails from Gmail Inbox For New Interface
Couple of days ago one of my classmates gave me his email ID and password. Cause there are 12000 email messages in his inbox! What happened actually? He used this email ID to open a Facebook account. And he didnt know how to turn off the Facebook notifications. He also gave me the FB username and password. I turned off the notifications. But what about deleting 12000 mails in the inbox?
If you have an email ID with FB, Google+ and Twitter account activated then it will take less than 3 years to overload your inbox. So after opening any social account, your first task should be turning off the unnecessary notifications from those accounts.
You can turn off the notifications from the settings option of those sites. You can only allow notifications which are related to the security of your account. Likes, sharing, following these types of notifications should be disabled if you wanna use your mail properly. Otherwise you will lose important mails among unnecessary mails.
But if your mail box is already filled up by thousand of unnecessary mails then what? You have to delete these manually. Well the Gmail users shouldnt suffer!
In this post Im gonna share how to clean up Gmail Inbox easily. Gmail has a nice system to select all the mails of inbox and clean them just by one click! To do this youve sign in your Gmail account as standard view. Basic HTML view doesnt have that facility.
Some old browsers (like IE 6 or 7) may not allow you to use Standard View. In that case youve to upgrade your browser. Look at the bottom of your inbox. If youre not using Standard View then you will see a button named Standard View. Hit on that option to activate standard view. And if you doesnt see anything like that then youre already using Standard View. Lets start now:
- Go to your Gmail Inbox. (Standard View)
- Just below the search box you will see a selection option. (See the image below)
- Hit on Select. Now only 50 emails will be selected from the current page.
- Now you will see a message (See image) All 50 conversations on this page are selected
- Just after it - Select all 200 conversations in Inbox
- Hit on the Select all to select all mails of your inbox.
- Hit on the Delete button to delete all mails. Youre done :)
Troubleshooting: There is a problem. Select option will select all emails. You cant deselect some of them. But if youve some necessary mails that you dont wanna delete then how you will keep them?
Very easy. You have to move some emails in different labels by using the move to option. You know Gmail has some labels as personal, travel etc. You can also create new labels. There is an option to create new labels. Do it with the help of image below:
Update! (For New Interface)
Some of you may be facing problem to select all mails from Gmail inbox. Even Ive faced the same problem recently. Because I got the new interface two days ago.
You may think that the all mail selection features could be disabled by Google. But feature is still available. As the new inbox shows emails by category, so you cant select all mails if you dont choose All mail option. Look at the image below:
The new interface of Gmail shows messages by category. Though it has some advantages, but I think it creates more complexities. Even there is a chance of skipping important emails sometimes. And due to this new feature you cant get all mail selection option directly.
In order to select all mails of your inbox first, you have to select All Mail from the left pane. Follow the instruction of the image below:
Sometimes you may not see the All Mail button. In that case you will hit on the More button to view All Mail button. When you click on the All Mail button, the categories will be hidden. And then you will mark the selection button as shown in the image above. And you will get the Select All button at the right side as you did in the old interface.
Hopefully this will help you. Dont forget to comment . . . :)
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Saturday, January 2, 2016
How to Delete an OS by MSCONFIG
It was at the end of 2011 when Windows 8 was released for the first time as developer preview version. I installed it on my PC with Windows 7 side by side. Most of the people didnt like it. But I was very impressed just after using it for few hours.
Then I decided to remove Windows 7 to continue with Windows 8. Windows 7 was installed on Drive C and Windows 8 was on D. To delete Windows 7 I booted from Windows 8. And tried to format C Drive.
But drive C was not formatted! Because Windows files were very much protected. They cant be formatted until you re-install your windows. What should you do now? How will you remove the OS that you dont wanna use?
Lets find how to solve this problem.
- Open System Configuration. (Hint: Start + R > msconfig > enter)
- Select the Boot Tab.
- Choose the Operating System you wanna remove.
- Now hit the Delete button.
- Open My Computer. Format the drive where removed Operating System was installed. Thats it.
Dont try to remove the OS on which your PC is currently running! I mean if you wanna remove Windows 7 then start PC by Windows 8. Because you cant cut the tree on which youre climbing! :)
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