Under the Computer Hood Users Group (UCHUG) is a non profit technology and computer group. UCHUG membership consists of first-time tech users through tech consultants. This diverse audience allows users of all experience levels to feel comfortable with exchanging ideas and obtaining help for problem resolution.
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Under the Computer Hood Users Group (UCHUG)

Until stay at home orders for COVID-19 are lifted upcoming meetings start at 7 PM (Pacific Time) via Zoom online meetings. UCHUG members please watch your email for meeting invitations and ID numbers. If you are not a member and wish to attend, please send a request via email to info@uchug.org.  Please include your name and any user group you belong to.  Please make sure your Zoom name matches the name you send us in the request, as these will be matched to admit you into the meeting from the Zoom waiting room.  Please send email requests at least two hours before the meeting start time to insure a response.  Meetings may resume at Wesley Palms after restrictions are lifted.

 

June 1st - Annual UCHUG Picnic Meeting at Crown Point Park North in Mission Bay - It's been 43 years and we are still looking Under The Hood to find all the good information, and share with each other. After months of meetings on Zoom, and with public gatherings again allowed, we invite all our members to our Pizza Party on the beach. Join us at 5PM- 7PM for food, fun, and remembering the good times together. UCHUG will provide pizza, drinks and paper goods. Members are encouraged to bring their favorite picnic goodies to share.

 

July 6th - TBD

 

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Just a few of the new June library files - Anki is designed to help you remember things through repetitive intelligent flashcards - ReShade is an Open Source tool that helps improve the look of older games on modern video cards - WinfrGUI adds a graphical user interface (GUI) to Microsoft Windows File Recovery
UCHUG 2022 Annual Picnic Meeting pictures are posted on the Group Activities page.

We are gathering info and tips/tricks on the Windows OS and applications plus other how to fix articles.  To check out the info go to the Sites & Guides page and click on the Tips & Tricks or How To Fix buttons. The latest additions to How To Fix are:

•  Ask ZDNet - What's the safest way to permanently erase your laptop's drive?

•  Ask Leo! - No Signal: What it Means and What to Check

•  How to: Reset Any Password: Windows Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11