The resolution for this behavior is to create a new profile:

• Go to: Start > Control Panel > Mail
• In the [Mail Setup] window click [Show Profiles] then click Add
• In the [New Profile] window, under [Profile Name] type the name for the new profile, and then click OK
• In the [E-mail Accounts] window, select [Add a new e-mail account] in the e-mail options, and then click Next
• Select mail protocol that your e-mail account works with and then click Next.
• Complete all of the required fields, including those that are on the tabs that appear after you click [More Settings]
• In [Mail] windows, on [General] tab change the [Always use this profile] to the name of the new created profile

When opening Outlook you will find an empty mailbox. That is because the new profile will create a new *.pst file. The default you were using is named [Outlook.pst] and the new profile by default should use [Outlook1.pst]. Now you have two options to restore your old emails:

• Automatic import : Outlook > File > Import and Export … > select [Import from another program or file] > select [Personal Folder File (*.pst)] > select your old database file (outlook.pst) and wait for import to finish
• Manual import (more control over what to import) : Outlook > File > Data File Management … > Add > select your old database file (outlook.pst), you can now manually import the old emails using select all (Ctrl+A) and Drag & Drop

Cannot write “No picture” image to (categories) images folder. Please check the folder’s writing permissions.

Main cause that generate this error message is not necessarily related to the write right (chmod 777) for [ \img ] directory but because of imported language pack that has no [language_iso_code.jpg] file added into the following directories:

• \img\c
• \img\l
• \img\m
• \img\p
• \img\su

An easy solution for this is to copy, lets say [en.jpg] and rename as ISO code for imported language [ex: it.jpg], then upload the file into above directories.

Back Office > Modules > in search box type top for [Top Horizontal Menu] and cms for [CMS Block]

Top Horizontal Menu v1.3 (add a new menu on top of your shop)

• customize menus / submenus from CMS / Suppliers / Manufacturers / Categories / Products / Menu Top Links
• add/remove custom Link via Menu Top Links
• enable / disable search bar

CMS Block v1.1 (adds a block with several CMS links.)

• allows CMS block configuration
• enable/disable [Display "Powered by Prestashop"]
• enable/disable [Display the Footer's various links]
• allows footer’s various links Configuration

• Case and display : the case is quite sturdy for a budget notebook. Screen lid twists easily but that is nothing new for any notebook. The good part is that display joints are metal made, strongly anchored into the chassis. And, well like many others the screen is prone to fingerprints.
• Connectors : on the right side upper corner we have USB and power conectors which are excellent positioned. On the left side are USB connectors, headphone – mic jacks,  integrated card reader and HDMI connectors that are not in the best place but are close.
• Touch Pad : with average sensitivity has an strange texture. Unfortunately pointer speed can be changed only through Windows settings, which are not enough to traverse the whole screen with one motion.
• LED indicators : there are disk and power indicator lights which are positioned in the worst place, on the left side corner. Other LEDs are perfectly positioned on each button with ON / OFF function, wireless LED is on F12 and power LED is on the power-button and in addion the power plug has another LED which is orange on charge and it turns white when the battery is full. Even Caps Lock has own LED.

For perfomance, benchmark results see Review Dell Vostro 3550

Cooler fan noise level:
IDLE: 32dB / CPU temperature 32c / room temperature 22c / case temperature 37c
FULL: 52dB / CPU temperature 88c / room temperature 22c / case temperature 38c

Battery:
- full HDD surface scan, time: 1:24
- benchmark HDD
- CPU usage, average: 20%
- display ON: 100% (brightness 50%)
- WIFI 130Mbps, average bandwidth: 3%
Time on battery: 2:27 (100% – 7%)

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The sound quality is not bad seen the oldest brother, Z5500 maybe not that loud but still is enough for home use. Clear sound even when turned up loud. The bass is rich enough, crisp and clear, fills the room perfectly. If i look back at my oldest system, Klipsch Promedia 5.1 i can hear the difference especially for low frequencies, which are not so natural as for Klipsch but is not that disturbing as i expected. To quantify, we can say that on a scale of 1 to 10, Klipsch is 10 and the Z906 at 8.5. For stereo auditions the 3D effect function is quite nice, does its job by filling all five speakers. In terms of generated heat the case remains cool only the backplate is hot, around 45^oc but anyway, much colder than the Klipsch.

If we look back at the Z5500 we can safely say that the new console is better quality in every way. The design resembles the satellites. LEDs and buttons settlement easily highlights the functionality, anyone that sees even for first time an 5.1 speaker system immediately understand what effect has each button and representation of each LED. Maybe a little less bright LEDs would have been indicated seen that the color is orange.

The only real downside that i see for Logitech Z906 speaker system is the lack of HDMI connectors and, maybe the short lenght and poor quality of 6-channel cable that comes in the package. There is something more, you can adjust the sound level for subwoofer, rear left/right speakers and center speaker only. This is more than odd even for Logitech, there is no hardware support to adjust the level of front left/right speakers. I’ve played some 5.1 audio tracks, i tried to change the volume for the rear speakers and the result was as expected, the sound volume difference was clearly visible but for front speakers was almost nonexistent fade effect, i couldn’t hear the difference.

Logitech Z906 specifications: