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Show conversation profile Command+Shift+A Add people to conversation Command+Shift+F Send a file Command+Shift+G Open gallery Command+Shift+U Mark as unread Control+Shift+E Focus Message Composer Command+Shift+L Multi-select messages Command+E Archive selected conversation Command+F Search within current conversation Command+Shift+R Answer incoming call Command+Shift+H Hang up Command+Shift+K Start video call Command+Shift+R Start an audio call Command+Shift+M Toggle mute Command+Shift+K Toggle camera Command+2 Launch dial pad Command+Shift+A Add people to call Command+S Take a snapshot Command+Shift+J Resize camera preview Command+1 Open the main Skype window Command+Shift+E Edit the last message sent Command+W Close windows (split view) Key combination Action Ctrl+Shift+Comma Open app settings Alt+Shift+H Open Help in default browser Alt+1 Navigate to recent chats Ctrl+I Open Notification panel Ctrl+Shift+F Search for People, Groups and Messages Ctrl+Shift+Plus Zoom in Ctrl+Minus Zoom out Ctrl+Zero View actual size Ctrl+Shift+G New group chat Alt+2 Open contacts Ctrl+Shift+A Add people to conversation Ctrl+Shift+U Mark as unread Alt+Shift+E Focus Message Composer Ctrl+Shift+E Archive selected conversation Ctrl+F Find in current conversation Ctrl+Shift+H Hang up Ctrl+Shift+K Start video call Note : Ctrl+Shift+K will launch Accessibility Insights for Web if you have it installed. It will not start a video call in Skype. Ctrl+Shift+P Start an audio call Ctrl+M Toggle mute Ctrl+Shift+K Toggle camera Ctrl+Shift+D Launch dial pad Ctrl+Shift+A Add people to call Alt+Shift+J Resize camera preview Ctrl+Shift+R Refresh the app Up arrow after sending a message Edit the last message sent Key combination Action Command+Shift+Comma Open app settings Control+Shift+H Open Help in default browser Command+Option+O Send feedback Option+1 Navigate to recent chats Command+Shift+O Open Notification panel Command+Shift+F Search for all contacts, messages and bots Command+Shift+Plus Zoom in Command+Minus Zoom out Command+Zero View actual size Command+Shift+G New group chat Command+Shift+C Open contacts Command+I Show conversation profile Command+Shift+A Add people to conversation Command+Shift+U Mark as unread Control+Shift+E Focus the message composer Command+Shift+L Multi-select messages Command+E Archive selected conversation Command+F Search within selected conversation Command+Shift+H Hang up Command+Shift+K Start video call Note: Command+Shift+K will launch Accessibility Insights for Web if you have it installed. It will not start a video call in Skype. Command+Shift+M Toggle mute Command+Shift+K Toggle camera Command+Shift+2 Launch dial pad Command+Shift+A Add people to call Option+Shift+J Resize camera preview Command+Shift+R Refresh the app Command+Shift+E Edit the last message sent Need more help? Want more options? Explore subscription benefits, browse training courses, learn how to secure your device, and more.

Command completes processing:takeown /f %windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository /r /d yicacls "%windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository" /grant %username%:(OI)(CI)F /Tfor /d %G in ("%windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\hpwia*") do rd /s /q "%~G"takeown /f %windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository /A /r /d yNote: This provides your user full permissions to the File Repository system folder and deletes all HP's folders from within the system folderNote: if you receive any Syntax error and your operating system language is in a different language than English, review the following Takeown command documentation from Microsoft for your language and modify the syntax accordingly.From the Start menu click the Gear icon, select Apps and uninstall the HP Basic Device Software for your printer.Download and install the latest HP Basic Device Software for your printer as necessary: Click the Yes button to reply that the response was helpful or to say thanks.If my post resolve your problem please mark it as an Accepted Solution Was this reply helpful? Yes No 2 REPLIES 2 ShlomiL 34,823 14,507 5,790 567 Level 17 ‎06-03-2020 08:45 PM HP Recommended Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Permalink Print Flag Post SymptomsWhen you try installing or uninstalling the HP Basic Device Software for your printer, a form of the following error returns:SolutionFrom the search bar type CMD, right-click on Command Prompt and select Run as Administrator.Copy the following command, then right-click the Command Prompt dialog and select Paste, then press Enter till any command completes processing:takeown /f %windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository /r /d yicacls "%windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository" /grant %username%:(OI)(CI)F /Tfor /d %G in ("%windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository\hpwia*") do rd /s /q "%~G"takeown /f %windir%\System32\DriverStore\FileRepository /A /r /d

Except the parts after the last underscore,The command is,for /f "tokens=1,2,3,* delims=_" %F in ('dir /b "*_*_*"') do ren "%F_%G_%H" "%H"Here, tokens 1, 2, and 3 take the three portions of the filename separated by the two _ and set them to %F, %G, and %H in order. Then, it renames %F_%G_%H to %H only.Similarly, you can rename it to other parts of the filenames, such as %F or %G (second part) by replacing the last part of the command. However, this removes the extension as well.You can also specify multiple delimiters. For example, if we want to batch rename files in the form of a_b-c.txt to a.txt, we can enterfor /f "tokens=1,2,3,4,* delims=_-." %F in ('dir /b "*_*-*.*"') do ren "%F_%G-%H.%I" "%F.%I"where %F, %G, %H, %I take a,b,c and txt respectively.However, you should keep in mind that you can’t use the same name for multiple files. So if this method results in renaming more than one file to the same name, the command loop stops immediately.Also, if you want to use the for-loop in a batch script, you need to replace the ‘%’ sign with two % signs. For instance, you need to replace the variable %F with %%F. For more information on using for-loop in Command Prompt, refer to the for Microsoft Documentation.Appending Characters at Start or EndIf you think that using the ‘*’ or the ‘?’ wildcards allows appending characters to the name, you would be incorrect. For instance, using ren *.mp3 ab*.mp3 does not rename file.mp3 to abfile.mo3, but to able.mp3. So you need a different method.This method uses a similar command syntax as the above method. Usually, you can use it to append some characters at the start or the end of the filename. However, if there are other delimiters in the filename, you can also add characters to the start or the end of these delimiters.Let’s use a simple example,To rename a.txt to file a name.txt, the command isfor /f "tokens=1,2,* delims=." %F in ('dir /b "*.*"') do ren "%F.%G" "file %F name.%G"You can similarly add characters at only the start or only the end.Together with the above method (using part of a filename), appending characters to the name offers high customization for batch renaming files in Windows.Appending Sequential NumbersThe above method only allows adding the same sets of characters to the filenames. If you want to append sequential numbers to the files, you need to use a batch file. Follow the steps below to do so,Open Run and enter notepad to open Notepad.Enter the script given below while replacing the components as we have directed.Press Ctrl + Shift + S to Save As the file with different extension.Set the Save as type to All files and File name to any name you want with a .bat extension, e.g, rename_sequence.batMove the batch file to the location of the files you wish to rename.Run the script by double-clicking on it.setlocal enabledelayedexpansionset /a Number=1for /r %%F in (*.txt) do ( ren "%%F" "%%~nF !Number!.txt" set /a