Remotely log out of Gmail

If you’ve left Gmail logged in on another computer, there’s a quick and easy fix for logging out remotely.

First, log into Gmail on your home computer and scroll all the way down past your inbox to the bottom right of the screen where Gmail displays the last time your account was logged into. Click the Details link to see all the IP addresses that have accessed your account. If someone logs into your account from a suspicious location, Google sends you an alert.






That Details screen contains a Sign Out All Other Sessions button. Click it if you’ve forgotten to log out from another computer.

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Taskbar Context Menu won’t Close in Windows 7, 8

Following are the simple steps to get rid of this issue

1. First of all you'll need to disable "Animations in the taskbar and start menu" option present in System Properties. To disable this option do as following:

Press "Win+R" keys together to open RUN dialog box. Now type sysdm.cpl and press Enter. It'll open System Properties window. Now go to "Advanced" tab and click on "Settings" button present in "Performance" section. It'll open a new window. Now uncheck "Animations in the taskbar and start menu" option.







NOTE: Windows 8 and Windows 8.1 will have "Animations in the taskbar" option as both the OS don't come with Start Menu.

2. Once you disable this option, close the window and right-click on a pinned item in Taskbar or a running program button in Taskbar. It'll show a jumplist for the program. Keep the jumplist opened.

3. Now right-click on an empty area of Taskbar and it'll show Taskbar context menu (right-click menu). Don't click anywhere else.

4. Now right-click on Desktop and get ready to see the bug. Normally, as soon as you right-click on Desktop, the previously opened Taskbar context menu should disappear and the new Desktop context menu should appear on screen but due to this funny bug, both context menus appear on screen as shown in following screenshot:




5. To end this weird situation, just left-click on Taskbar again and the Taskbar context menu will disappear.

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