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Acerclear.fi is a media sharing and streaming software developed by Acer, a leading technology company. It allows users to easily share and stream media content across multiple devices, such as smartphones, tablets, and computers, within a home network. While clear.fi offers convenience and seamless integration, some users may question whether they should remove it from their devices. In this article, we will explore what Acer clear.fi is, its features, potential drawbacks, and whether it is necessary to remove it.

Acer clear.fi is a software solution designed to simplify media sharing and streaming within a home network. It enables users to access and enjoy their digital media content, such as photos, videos, and music, from various devices connected to the same network. With clear.fi, users can effortlessly stream media content from their computer to their TV, smartphone, or tablet, creating a seamless entertainment experience.


One of the key features of clear.fi is its ability to automatically organize and categorize media files. It intelligently scans and indexes media content stored on different devices, making it easy for users to locate and access their favorite movies, songs, or photos. This eliminates the need for manual organization and saves users valuable time.


If you decide to remove Acer clear.fi, it is recommended to use a reliable uninstall tool to ensure a clean and thorough removal. One such tool is Revo Uninstaller Free, which helps remove software remnants and registry entries that may be left behind after a standard uninstallation.


Acer clear.fi is a media sharing and streaming software that offers convenience and seamless integration within a home network. While it provides several benefits, such as easy setup, automatic organization, and multi-device support, it may also have compatibility limitations, resource consumption, and privacy concerns. Whether to remove clear.fi depends on individual circumstances and preferences. If you encounter compatibility issues, experience performance concerns, or prioritize data privacy, removing clear.fi and exploring alternative solutions may be a suitable option. When uninstalling clear.fi, it is advisable to use a reliable uninstall tool like Revo Uninstaller Free to ensure a thorough removal.


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I am looking to select about 1,000 photos, all of which have edits, flags, ratings, and colors. I will be putting them into a new collection and I want to start over from scratch with these 1,000 photos. I have tried to select all of the photos in Develop Mode and "Clear History" but that doesn't do it.


Highlight all of the images, turn on auto-sync, and click on the reset button. That will reset all images to the default setting that was applied when the images were imported. With all of the images still selected, press 0 to remove all Star ratings. Then you will have to go to the menu to choose "None" to remove all color labels.


Are you running Lightroom Classic (the traditional desktop-focused program) or Lightroom (the cloud-focused app)? Lightroom Classic's icon is "LrC" while Lightroom's icon is "Lr" -- or do the menu command Help > System Info and look at the first line.


My apologies. I realized after posting that it was Lightroom instead of Lightroom Classic. I didn't know there were two versions. Is it not possible to do the batch reset in Lightroom? Thank you for your help!


Thank Adobe marketers for the confusing naming. Best to post your query in the Lightroom Cloud forum, where you'll get better answers (and others with the same question will find those answers in the future):




There IS NO 'History' in Lightroom! But there seems to be a similar function called 'Version' instead, which I appreciate because you can save a version you may wanna go back to later or it automatically saves different versions for you. That's nice,


Rob, have you tested that process with images that have Masks added? In my testing, when using this procedure to reset multiple images back to the original unedited state, it fails to reset any Masks that may have been applied to any of the target images. All other settings are correctly reset, just not the Masks. It would be useful to have confirmation of that.


Trying the "create a Reset preset" method from a fully reset image doesn't work either, as there'll be no option to include "Masking" in the preset (unless the image already has a Mask applied, in which case the preset would ADD the Mask to the target images).


In fact, if the images to be reset contain Masks, the only way I can see to reset them completely is using the Reset Edits option one by one ("Reset Edits" in the Photo Menu when multiple images are selected is greyed out, so isn't an option).


Rob, it's been confirmed by Adobe in another thread ( -ecosystem-cloud-based-discussions/apply-preset-to-multiple-...) that there is no Batch Reset function in Lightroom Desktop yet. Furthermore, the preset idea won't work when masks are involved (but will work for other edits) because it's impossible to fashion a preset that would reset existing masks.


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