I had Windows (dual booting with Mont) as I needed Windows for my Computer Science degree (Mature student graduating in 2013), and kept dual booting for another couple of years, until I realized I hadn't used Windows for a few months. Microsoft free since 2015. I'm currently on Debian 12 and will upgrade to 13 at some point.
Obvious question: did you replace the light before attempting to reset?
But TBH if you can't reset it then it's likely the problem isn't the bulb. I'd check the switch for shorts first, just because it's the simplest and most accessible thing in the circuit. Then the light fixture. But damage anywhere in the circuit can do this, e.g. if a rodent got into the wall or ceiling and chewed a wire that could produce a short - hopefully it's nothing like that though.
We got an HDMI adapter for the VHS player and it works; a great turntable that plays 331/3s, 45s and 78s; a CD/DVD/Blu-ray player and it's all hooked up. I don't have enough cassettes or 8mm film to worry about it. I had found a couple of OLD 8mm reels from a handheld camera I had early in my Navy days and had them professionally converted to digital.
Sorry for the confusing. Yes the pop-up screen appears, stays, and shows the caller, but the announcement through my bluetooth earpiece is only once and after the first ring. I'd like the caller to be announced more than once.
app data is pretty small in comparison to say pictures or videos. you will hardly notice any difference....especially from a messaging app like telegram....unless you have hundreds of conversations you want to backup....so i doubt you will see any significant difference in storage space being saved doing so.
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