Please observe column A below. This contains unique ID numbers starting from 1 and followed by unique numbers too. It is already sorted in ascending form. Column B has the values for the occurrence of the ID numbers in the first column. I want to make a table that will get the largest value for each unique ID numbers. How can I do it?
Current Table: Desired Table:
A good friend deceived me. I entrusted him my account in email including the password and all the details for some help in my account. But later on, I realized that he changed some settings in my account that gives him access to interlink his email to another address in a way that whenever I send a mail to anyone, he will receive a duplicate copy of it that will be delivered in his email address. Believe me because I have enough proof and this is not a joke. Now, what I want to know is how did he do it and what settings did he changed in my account that leads to this. And lastly, how I can revert my settings back to its original and default settings so I can be able to fix this dilemma.
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I recently updated my Windows XP Professional Service Pack 2 to Service Pack 3. After successfully installing the updates, the computer prompts to reboot my system, after rebooting, Blue Screen Stop Error flashed to my screen with stop error code: STOP: 0x0000007E.
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