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Even though I was previously able to login to my Pandora account through my Verizon Fios TV "widget" for Pandora, it will now not accept my password. I have set a new account password using my computer, but neither my old or new passwords are accepted using the TV app for Pandora. Also, my iPhone Pandora app appears to have a different password for login, but since I cant see the characters in settings, I can't set a new password, and not sure I want to lest I create another login problem. In a nutshell, I have multiple devices accessing my Pandora account with different passwords, or not able to access using one of those passwords. Is there a way to create one password that works across all devices, or is there another soloution? Also, If anyone knows the trick to get the Fios TV app to accept my Pandora password, I would appreciate knbowing that too.Moderator edit: edited title for clarity

Ahhhhh..Advanced Task Killer (must have)AmazonBackgrounds (this is killer)Battery WidgetBubbles Burst LiteBubble Wrap GameBubblesCalWidget Config (great!)Documents to goEthereal Dialpad**bleep**Droid (gotta have it)FinanceFlashlight (Im looking for an LED one also)Gem MinerGoogle Sky MapGoogle VoiceJewelsLabyrinth Lite (best game)Metal Detector (the IPhone doesnt detect metal!)MyBackupNewsRob (best rss reader)OpenTable (fantastic reservation system for eating)Pandora (must have)PapiJumpPoke A MolePunch O MeterS2 Calander (must have)SlimeBall LiteSMS PopUp (must have)Spare Parts (must have)Speed TestSplat Bugs IISteamy WindowStewie Griffin SoundsVisual Voice Mail (love it)Weather Bug (must have)Wiki MobileYellowBookThe widgets I have one my 3 screens are the Battery Widget, Two Individual Stock Widgets, a Calander Widget, an clock, and the weatherbug widget.Anyone got some for me??I want something that has the LED for a Flashlight. I want something that gives me a single vibration email notification. I want something that keeps your freakin emails closed (prob will be a fix coming hopefully). As you can see I'll take anything cool..Android and the Droid kick **bleep**!

Utilization graph you can select to change the graph to show overall utilization or per-logical core utilization via "Change graph to" menu. New 30 Oct 2015 #6 Thanks Cliff, looks great! New 30 Oct 2015 #7 You're welcome New 30 Oct 2015 #8 One thing missing from these alternatives is the clock speed that was displayed with the widget CPU meter with the old desktop gadgets. There was a replacement program that worked with Windows 8/8.1 that I used called 8gadgetpack. I just installed it on Windows 10 (after creating a restore point just in case) and it seems to be working fine in Windows 10.Update: some widgets don't work (this is stated on the 8gadget web site), but most do including the CPU widget and my old Pandora widget (which I had from before but does not come with the 8gadget pack). Also, the CPU load of the desktop gadgets (in task manager) seems far less than it was in Windows 8.1. New 30 Oct 2015 #9 I'm using Windows 7 gadgets under Windows 10, works fine.Download from here: Use gadgets in Windows 8Works the same as it did on Windows 7. New 30 Oct 2015 #10 Ztruker said: I'm using Windows 7 gadgets under Windows 10, works fine.Download from here: Use gadgets in Windows 8Works the same as it did on Windows 7. This is the gadgets program I mentioned in my post.

When you start playing music on your iPhone or iPad, iOS automatically displays a widget on the Lock screen of your device to give you basic music controls. Typically, this widget will disappear from the Lock screen on its own a few minutes after you’ve stopped playing music, but there are instances where that widget gets stuck and won’t go away.In this post, we will share a few options to fix a stuck music player widget on your iPhone or iPad so you can regain control of your Lock screen. We will go from the easiest possible fix to the most inconvenient ones.The first thing to note is that you have no control over this widget. Want it or not, once you start playing music, whether it’s playing on Apple Music, Spotify, or other music services, you will get the music widget on your Lock screen. There is absolutely nothing you can do about that. However, you can try a few things if the widget gets stuck, which we’re about to see.Make sure you stopped playing musicI know, I know. But we sometimes overlook the most obvious of solutions. So if your music controls won’t go away from the Lock screen, make sure you have indeed stopped playing music. Usually, the widget goes away just a few minutes after the music stops.Force-quit the music app you’re usingOne of the most likely culprits in such a situation is the application you recently used to play music. Whatever it might be (Pandora, Spotify, Apple Music, etc.), force-quit that app.On iPhone X or later, swipe up from the bottom of the display and pause to show the app switcher. On older devices, double press the Home button. Find the app you want to force-quit, and swipe up on it.After having force-quit the app you believe is the culprit, check your Lock screen. If the music widget is gone, then great. If not, keep reading for more potential solutions.Reboot your deviceWhen in doubt, just reboot. While this may sound like the go-to answer for most problems, the reality is it often is a solution to most problems or temporary hiccups you might encounter on a computer.Shut down your iPhone or iPad, then turn it back on. Hopefully, the music widget is unstuck. If not, let’s troubleshoot further.Turn off Siri suggestionsI have noticed that when I have an active Apple Music subscription, I often see the Music widget on the Lock screen, even if nothing is playing. Hopefully, this can be solved by turning off Siri suggestions. To do that, go to iPhone Settings > Siri & Search and turn off the toggles you don’t need, like Show When Listening. Next, scroll down and tap

We want to share with you names UkeySoft Pandora Music Converter. It is a professional Pandora Music converter, designed specifically for Pandora users to download and convert Pandora Music to MP3/AAC/WAV/M4A/AIFF/FLAC format. It perfectly works well for all Pandora users including free users. Besides, it keep 100% original audio quality and all ID3 tags in output music files. After that, you can get Pandora Music as local files forever, burn Pandora Music to CD and play them on CD player. It requires no need to install any extra app, including the Pandora app. What’s more, UkeySoft is highly compatible with all Windows and Mac system. Key Features of UkeySoft Pandora Music ConverterDownload and convert Pandora Music to MP3Output Pandora Music as general audio formatsWork for all Pandora uses including free usersKeep 100% original audio quality and all ID3 tagsGet Pandora Music as local files foreverBurn Pandora Music to CDEnjoy Pandora Music with CD playerNo need to install any extra appCompatible with all Windows and Mac systemHow to Download & Convert Pandora Music to MP3First of all, please download, install and run UkeySoft Pandora Music Converter on PC/Mac. Step 1. Log in Pandora AccountClick the Gear icon in the upper right corner of UkeySoft home page, it will lead you log in your Pandora account with built-in music web player.Step 2. Output Format SettingClick on the "Settings" icon to set the output format. M4A is default, in this case tap MP3 option. What’s more, you are allowed to set output quality, output folder, output file name, and more in the pop up setting window.Step 3. Add Pandora SongsOpen any playlist or album in Pandora web player, which contain the music contents you want to download and convert to MP3.Once you click a playlist/album, all music contents in it will be selected