In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: This method edits the Registry and provides a solution on many Windows versions, but won’t initially work on Windows 10 Home Edition. However, if you run Chrome Canary, it will pick up the Registry change and make it work in Chrome as well. You then have the choice to either keep both Chrome and Chrome Canary, or to uninstall one of them. Since this method involves editing sensitive components of your computer's operating system, backing up your information before continuing will prevent you from losing your data if your computer crashes.   Note: You will possibly have to create the “Google” and “Chrome” folders manually. To do this... Right click on Policies, then click on New and Key. Name this new Key Google. Now right click on Google and create a new Key and name it Chrome. Check that the new Keys appear in the folder list under Policies. If you click on Chrome the following file path will appear in the address bar: Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Google\Chrome  You can copy and paste this text to make sure there are no errors.  Hit ↵ Enter. A box will appear where you can set the value data to 1. Leave the Base set to Hexadecimal. Hit ↵ Enter or click OK.  Click on the three dots (top right corner). If Incognito Mode is still functioning it will appear with New Tab and New Window. If Incognito Mode does not appear, you can stop here. Otherwise, you need to continue. Make sure you note where the file is saved (probably in Downloads). Locate the file ChromeSetup.exe and double-click it, then follow any other instructions that pop up. This does not replace your existing Chrome, and the two can be opened side by side. Restart your computer. This is an orange coloured icon similar to Chrome. Make sure it does not include the Incognito option. Make sure it no longer includes the Incognito option. If this method has worked, you can now choose to keep Chrome Canary alongside Chrome, or uninstall one of them.  Once you have uninstalled Chrome Canary, your original Chrome should still recognise the Registry change and you will still have Incognito disabled.  If you choose to uninstall one you will probably have to open Task Manager and stop all Chrome and Chrome Canary processes, otherwise Windows will keep prompting you to "shut down Chrome" and not allow the uninstall.  To do this, hold down Ctrl+Alt+Del  (all three keys at once) and then select Task Manager Under the Processes tab click on Google Chrome. Click on End Task (bottom right corner). Proceed with uninstalling Chrome Canary. Press ⊞ Win and type Programs. Click on Add and Remove Programs. Find and click on Google Chrome or Canary and click on Uninstall.
Summary: Use this method if you’re running Windows 10 Home Edition. Consider backing up your PC. Hold down the ⊞ Win+R to bring up the Run box. Type regedit, then press ↵ Enter. Navigate to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > Policies > Google > Chrome. Right-click Chrome and select New > DWORD 32-bit value. Give the value a name of IncognitoModeAvailability. Double-click on the name IncognitoModeAvailability. Restart your computer to activate the Registry change. Check to see if Incognito Mode is still available in Chrome. Download Chrome Canary (which is a Chrome developer / test version of Chrome) from  Google’s download page. Install Chrome Canary. Open Chrome Canary from your desktop. Check that Chrome Canary has recognised the Registry change. Open your original copy of Chrome and check that it too has recognised the Registry change. Uninstall Chrome Canary if desired.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Insert your pliers into the pump or hose. Then, latch the end of the pliers onto the item clogging your drain. Slowly begin to tug the item out of the pump or hose.  Go slowly so that you don't break up the clog or damage the pump. It’s possible that a clog inside your pump is wrapped around the spinning mechanism inside the pump. It’s usually easier to remove a clog from the hose. It should slide out easily if you just pull. Feel below your machine to find a small pulley that’s directly below the pump. This pulley will turn the spinning mechanism inside the pump. As you pull a clog out of the pump, turn the pulley counterclockwise to help unwind the clog.  Turning the pulley will help you avoid damaging the pump. If turning your pump counterclockwise isn’t helping, try turning it clockwise instead. Detach the pipe and hold 1 end while you place the other in a bucket. Insert the end of the plumber’s snake into the hose. Ease it deeper into the pipe until you reach the clog. Then, use your hands to manually turn the snake as you push it through the clog. You should see the clog drop into the bucket. After you remove the clog, water that was stuck in the pipe may pour out into the bucket. Slide the hose back over the opening on your pump, then secure it in place. Check to make sure that it isn’t loose. Otherwise, the hose may leak while the machine is on. Make sure that you haven’t created any kinks in the hose while you were working on it. If there are kinks, it could prevent your washer from draining. Test out your machine before you put the panel back on it. First, lower your machine back onto the floor if you lifted it. Next, put the power cord back into the socket. Then, set your washer on the rinse cycle and turn it on. Let the washer run through a rinse and spin cycle to see if it drains. If it’s still not draining, it’s possible there’s a clog you can’t get to or that the pump is damaged. It’s best to get a plumber or handyman to look at it. Unplug the machine again before you replace the panel. Then, grasp the panel near the bottom and slowly lift the top part into place. Hook the top of the panel onto the top part of the washer, then lower the panel into place. Finally, reinsert the screws at the corners.
Summary:
Grasp a visible clog with needle-nose pliers to pull it out. Find the pulley under the pump and twist it to help unwind the clog. Use a plumber’s snake to remove a clog from a hose. Reconnect your hose to the pump after you’ve removed the clog. Plug up your machine and see if it works. Replace your access panel if your machine is fixed.