How do I e.mail a photo from photostream on my i.pad

For automatic transfer, Photostream is easy. Make sure that both the phone and the IPad are connected to ICloud (same account) and signed in with the same APPLE ID.

You do this in SETTINGS. Open settings, then ICloud, then Photostream, make sure that Photostream is in the ON position on both devices.

Once everything is connected, the photo transfer occurs (and continues to occur when you take new pictures). In the Photos section on your IPad, you should open PHOTOS, then MY PHOTOSTREAM and see that the images are there.

You can also use AIRDROP to send a batch of photos. with an IPad 4 or later, and an IPhone 5 or later. Swipe up and open AIRDROP and select the device - the device name should appear in a menu. Or select everyone. Select the photos you want to share with your IPAD, and use the send icon - (it is a square, with an arrow pointing up)

More detailed instructions are here:
How to Transfer Photos from iPhone to iPad with 3 Ways

And, there's always the Apple store, if you can't troubleshoot it yourself.

Go to PhotoStream, choose "select" in the top right corner, then select the photos you want to delete, and then hit the trash can icon in the bottom right corner and you're done! :)

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Activate Photo stream on your iPhone4 then drag the photos from your docx to iPhoto into photostream and they will automatically upload to your iPhone4.

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after a lot of hours searching the web i found how to reset the BIOS password for toshiba a135-s2386. I think it would work for others....
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your looking at a capacitor (big round thing) and transistor (little black thing)

the y-221 on the capacitor should be a voltage designation, how to identify the transistor, well, i cant see it good enuf to say.