I believe what happened is that you opened the archive(.rar) and simply got a peek inside the archive. Double-clicking the pic caused it to be extracted to a "temp" directory where it was subsequently opened by your image viewer. It wasn't really hidden, just not "really" extracted. To extract the contents of the entire archive, you can right-click the unopened archive and select "Extract here". Or if you just need a file or two out of the archive, you can open the archive, select the desired file, and extract it. Myself, I would do that by dragging the file out onto my desktop. I'm going by memory, which may not be accurate. Also, I'm thinking of how I would do it with WinRAR. If you're using 7-zip or something built into Win8, then I don't really know. I suspect it would work similarly?

You're printing a document from Firefox? Please give more details. Is the printer set up as the default printer for this PC? If not, you need to establish a physically connection for the printer (to the PC, to the router, or is it wireless?) and then click on Start, Devices and Printers to establish the setup and have the printer recognized as the default device. You may need to reboot your PC, or restart whatever program you're printing from.

UtOh. I just fixed a computer with that. What a pain that was. If you feel comfy.... Search its name the, Windows 7 Security 2012 , online & you should see the basic cleam up at bleeping computer... They have a reg file & some instructions. But its a little more advanced than that from what you have said probably. I had to run the reg file from a usb drive.. to be able to make a new administrative user account where I could run the other programs recommended which will clean the main parts but not all .. There are lots of temporary files .. do some serious temporary file cleaning SuperAntiSpyware found some virus's & a follow up with Malwarebytes found more in each of three browsers. An online scan found nothing after that. Maybe ... Dont update any Acrobat.com or it comes back.. hehe That was her offending thing that start that first started it all. And she updated or reinstalled again after it was uninstalled & clean for a few days.

chuggerguy: Yes, I reboot every day. acraftylady: I had previously looked at that setting. It was already checked. But at your suggestion, I unchecked it, then rechecked -- now I have graphics in IE. Firefox used to have the same setting -- but now I can't locate it or something similar.