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I think you have a rear projection set, with a lamp. I have seen similar symptoms. When it goes bad shift to another source (DVD, Blu-ray, AppleTV or Roku) to name a few. If that source is OK its a sign that it might be your cable box at fault. First guess though its a failing optical...

Jason I'm an AV guy familiar with many repeaters / extenders on the market, and they're a mixed bag between very good and very frustrating. I've had the best luck with Netgear. And their range in cost of $60-$120 But I've just "discovered" the TP-Link TL-WPA4220KIT. Its not a repeater, but...

Well it tried and failed, In multiple uneventful & successful upgrades I've done my old office desktop keeps failing. And still "wants" to do the upgrade.

I second the Chromecast Audio. Its not perfect, but you may love it, and its a bargain at $35. Otherwise any or all of the prior ideas are good. The downside of them is that you'll be broadcasting all your computers notifications out thru your stereo system. Try the Chromecast audio. ( Make sure...

I talk to Comcast regularly regarding customer problems, without being on-site. You would need to ID her, via address and phone # on the account typically. You might need last 4 of her SS#. But I routinely can get Comcast to reset their products. ( I'm a tech / AV guy ) good luck!

I've installed CCleaner on many computers, and use it confidently without issue. I use the default settings and don't recall ever an issue. That and Malwarebytes are two of the best programs out there.

Alfred- Your 4G hotspot (Smartphone?) provides wifi internet - then just plug in a wireless adapter & connect to your network from your hotspot, and hard cable out the Ethernet port into your desktop. Here's one I pulled up on Amazon. TP-LINK TL-WR710N 150Mbps Wireless N Mini Pocket Router...

Flanso- Nobody has suggested the basic starting point. If possible locate your wireless router in the center of the house / center of activity. Its usually considered better to place it high, central, away from kitchen appliances. Worst case scenario is cellar by furnace ductwork in a corner...

Yup. On my Samsung S4 settings - Data Usage - Mobile Data "Unless you connect to a Wi-Fi network, you will not be able to use the Internet, Email, or other apps that require a data connection........... Mobile data will be turned off

I've been using Google Calendar for a few years. You can use it at face value, real simple, or share it with others, and choose whether or not they can edit their respected shared calendar. So I suggest you try it, and grow with it. Its the standard of Android phones & tablets.

My parents are on AT&T prepaid annual; we just renewed a week ago. $100 for 1000 minutes. So that's $8.33 a month. Go to Verizon for the same thing but you get 500 minutes instead of 1k.

Day 2 did my Desktop and Laptop. Day 8 did the netbook (it took awhile for the "ready!") A great experience. Both installing & using, no issues negative and on a positive not now I can maximize both Chrome and Quickbooks. Previously with 8.1 I'd often have to minimize Chrome to maximize QB's...

Eddie- What is your computer? Operating System? Your email handler? I doubt that ccleaner is the culprit, but SURE would be nice to know where your missing mail is going!

From my experience: Open the case & blow out the dust, especially collecting on the processor. I like Glary Utilities (Free version is fine - run & apply fixes) Install updates it finds, Reboot. See if this helps; good luck Reb

Go for the Honda. I've had their little EU1000 for so long, I bought it in the last millennium. Took us thru work projects, electrical panel upgrades, hurricanes and windstorms. Runs 8 hours of 1/2 gallon and its literally almost inaudible outside on the deck. Oh and never been serviced, I just...