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I would do the following step-by-step
while doing the steps, i would
RTFM, always good advice. Thanks
Honestly? It is.
Getting a understanding of what you do is something that is moving towards "lost arts" territory regarding everything computer related. Yeah, you will not get the solution to your problem THAT FAST, but if you find out why the thing you want to do did not work and understand how to make it work you will benefit in the long run.