Issue: Windows takes too long to boot.

Solution: Disable unnecessary startup programs.

Steps to Fix:

• Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
• Click the Startup tab.
• Right-click unnecessary programs and select Disable.
• Restart your PC.

Steps to Solve:

• Right-click on desktop > New > Folder.
• Name it: GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}
• Press Enter to create a special settings folder.

Issue: Icons disappear from taskbar tray.

Solution: Restart Windows Explorer.

Steps to Fix:

• Press Ctrl + Shift + Esc.
• Find and right-click Windows Explorer.
• Select Restart.

Issue: Low disk space or performance drop.

Solution: Use Run command to delete temp files.

Steps to Fix:

• Press Windows + R.
• Type %temp% and press Enter.
• Delete all files in the folder.

Solution: Use Windows + Shift + S shortcut.

Steps to Fix:

• Press Windows + Shift + S.
• Select the area of the screen you want to capture.
• The image is copied to clipboard; paste it into Paint or Word.

Solution: How to Sign a PDF File.

Steps to do:

How to Sign a PDF

Method 1: Using Adobe Acrobat Reader (Windows/Mac)

Step-by-Step:

1. Download Adobe Acrobat Reader (if you don’t have it): Go to Adobe Reader
2. Open your PDF file with Adobe Acrobat Reader.
3. At the right sidebar or top menu, click on “Fill & Sign”.
4. Click on “Sign” (icon looks like a pen).
5. Click “Add Signature”.
6. Choose how you want to sign:
   • ️ Type: Type your name, choose a font style.
   • ️ Draw: Use your mouse or touchpad to draw your signature.
   • Image: Upload a photo of your signature.
7. Once your signature is ready, click “Apply.”
8. Move your mouse to where you want the signature to go and click to place it.
9. Drag to adjust size/position if needed.
10. Click “File > Save” to keep the signed version.

Method 2: Using Preview on Mac

Step-by-Step:

1. Open the PDF with the Preview app (default PDF viewer on Mac).
2. Click the pen icon on the top toolbar (Markup toolbar).
3. Click on the “Signature” icon (looks like a scribble).
4. Click “Create Signature”:
   • Use your trackpad to draw your signature.
   • Use your camera to scan your handwritten signature on paper.
   • Or use your iPhone (if synced via iCloud).
5. After you create it, click on the signature to insert it.
6. Drag and resize it as needed.
7. Click File > Save.

Method 3: Online Tool (Example: Smallpdf)

Step-by-Step:

1. Go to smallpdf.com/sign-pdf
2. Click “Choose File” and upload your PDF.
3. Click “Your Signature” and then:
   • ️ Draw
   • ️ Type
   • Upload Image
4. Place the signature where you want it on the document.
5. Click “Finish & Sign”.
6. Download your signed PDF.

Want to use your phone? Let me know and I’ll send mobile steps too.
Would you like to try this with a specific file? You can upload it here, and I can walk you through it or help prepare it!

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Method for iPhone/iPad (Using Markup – Built-in)

Step-by-Step:

1. Open the PDF:
• Tap the PDF in Files, Mail, or Messages.
2. Tap the Markup icon (looks like a pen tip, top-right corner).
3. Tap the “+” (plus) button (bottom right or top).
4. Tap “Add Signature.”
5. You can:
   • Draw your signature with your finger.
   • Or reuse a saved signature.
6. Tap “Done.”
7. Tap the signature to insert it into the PDF.
8. Move and resize it as needed.
9. Tap “Done” again to save the signed PDF.

Method for Android (Using Adobe Acrobat Reader App – Free)

Step-by-Step:

1. Install Adobe Acrobat Reader from the Play Store.
2. Open the app and open your PDF from:
   • Your device files
   • Google Drive
   • Email attachment
3. Tap the “Pen” icon at the bottom right.
4. Choose “Fill & Sign.”
5. Tap the “Signature” icon (pen with a signature line).
6. Tap “Create Signature.”
7. Use your finger or stylus to draw your signature.
8. Tap “Done.”
9. Tap on the screen to place the signature.
10. Move or resize if needed.
11. Tap the checkmark or back arrow, then Save or Share your signed PDF.

Tip:

You can email, upload, or share the signed PDF directly from your phone after signing it.

Stop Apps from Reopening on macOS (M2)

Option 1: Disable "Reopen windows when logging back in"

When you shut down or restart your Mac, you’ll see this option:

• Reopen windows when logging back in

Uncheck this box before clicking "Shut Down" or "Restart".

Option 2: Turn off App Resume in System Settings

1. Open System Settings
2. Click Desktop & Dock
3. Scroll down to Windows & Apps
4. Find and turn on:
   • “Close windows when quitting an application”

   (Note: Turning this ON prevents apps from resuming)

Option 3: Manage Login Items

1. Go to System Settings
2. Select General > Login Items
3. Under Open at Login, remove apps you don’t want launching automatically

Option 4: Use Terminal to Stop Resume (Advanced)

If the above options don't help, use Terminal commands:

defaults write com.apple.loginwindow TALLogoutSavesState -bool false
defaults write com.apple.loginwindow LoginwindowLaunchesRelaunchApps -bool false

Then restart your Mac.

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