1. Go to the Tools menu, click on Options and then click on the Other tab.
2. Click AutoArchive.
3. Click to select the AutoArchive Every check box, then specify how frequently you would like to run the AutoArchive process by typing a number into the days box.
4. If you would like to be notified before the items are archived, mark the Prompt Before AutoArchive check box.
5. In the Default Archive File box, type the file name for the archived items to be transferred to or click Browse to select it from a list.
6. Click OK two times.

1. In the Folder List, right-click on the folder you’d like to AutoArchive and then click Properties.
2. Click on the AutoArchive tab.
3. To set the AutoArchive properties for this folder, select Clean Out Items Older Than.
4. To specify when the items are to be automatically transferred to your archive file, type a number into the Months box.
5. To specify a file for the archived items to be transferred to, click Move Old Items To, then in the box, type a file name for the archived items or click Browse to select it from a list. Click OK.

1. Open Microsoft Outlook and click Tools.
2. Click on Rules Wizard, then click New and run through the wizard. This rule will place mail in a certain folder when it arrives.
3. Select Check Messages When They Arrive.
4. Check the box With Specific Words in the Subject or Body. In the description window below click Specific Words and type: “out of office” and “auto reply” (no quotes) and click Next.
5. Check the box Move it to the Specified Folder. In the description window below, click Specified and select the Deleted Items folder. You can set it to delete all files automatically; however, you won’t know if something you wanted to keep is deleted.
6. Click Finish

1. Open the Control Panel and under the User Account and Family settings, click Add or Remove User Account
2. Select one of the User Accounts and click on the Go to the Main User Account link.
3. Under Make Changes to Your User Account, click on Change Security Settings
4. Under Turn on User Account Control (UAC) to Make Your Computer More Secure, click to unselect the Use User Account Control (UAC) to Help Protect Your Computer and click OK. You will be prompted to reboot your computer.

Check for the following:

1. Is the Printer Cable plugged into both the PC and the Printer
2. Is the Printer On and set to Ready Status (not offline)
3. Does the printer have Paper and Toner
4. Is the printer set as the Default Printer in Printers and Faxes
5. Can you print from a Different Application? If you can, the problem is with the application, not your printer.
6. Try printing from a notepad.exe file. If it doesn’t print, Delete the Printer Driver and Reinstall.

1. Under Start, select your Control Panel and then click Network and Internet Connections.
2. Click on Network Connections and in the window, examine the status of your Network Adapter:

	Connected. Your computer is properly connected to your modem, router or wireless network, but there is a problem between your router and the Internet.
	Disabled. Someone has manually disabled your network adapter. To fix the problem, right-click on the adapter and then click Enable.
	Unplugged. Your computer cannot detect the connection to your modem or router.
	Not Connected. Your computer cannot connect to your wireless network.
	Limited or no Connectivity. Your Computer is properly connected to your modem, router or wireless network, but your router is misconfigured or there is a problem between your modem and the Internet.