Category: Windows 10

Microsoft also promises Windows 10 S will deliver significantly better battery life than Windows 10. In fact Microsoft claims its first Windows 10 S computer, the ‘Surface Laptop’, will last up to 14.5 hours on a single charge, and that machine packs a 13.5-inch 1080p touchscreen display. The key factor is whether this stacks up […]

If the classic Photo Viewer in Windows 10 flips through images rather slowly, it may relate to the load of the bad color profile. Try to use another color profile for your screen. Run the command: colorcpl. Exe In the Devices tab, select your monitor and check the option Use my settings for this device;. […]

Start Menu –> type “flash” –> wait until “flash player” pops up with comment “control panel” and click on it. Go to updates tab. Even after several updates after downloading and installing flash after having done so via Firefox (Edge too), the NPAPI Plug-in version was 18.0.0.232 (good) but the PPAPI Plug-in version was. Recently, […]

To find your stored passwords for Windows 10, services and so on. Open the Start menu, type: credential manager 2. Press Enter on your keyboard 3. Expand the credential, click “Show” to see the password for that particular credential Passwords stored in your internet browser are kept elsewhere. The next thing we asked ourselves was; […]

No you don’t need a touchscreen for any Windows operating system, and Windows 10 is no differently. Microsoft MVPs are independent experts offering real-world answers. Thank you for being a part of Windows 10. We wont be able to recommend any specific monitors, but for your information you may use either touch screen one or […]

If you use a sound scheme, most of these events have a sound assigned. That means that whenever a program event occurs, its corresponding sound is played. For example, when your laptop or device battery is low on power you’ll hear the Critical Battery Alarm sound. Sounds, sound scheme, played, when, Windows. Then, what do […]

Look through every installation by typing Control Panel in the search bar and clicking on it. Click on Programs and Features to see a list of every program and app installed on your computer. Browse through the list and see if there are any programs you don’t want or need. While some of these apps […]

Windows 10 comes with nothing. It’s a piece of software. In particular an operating system. The programs needed to display some user interface and making a consistent way for other programs to both display themselves and make use of whatever hardware there is. You could buy a computer where someone’s already installed Windows 10 for […]

The other trade-off to deactivating Windows 10 S mode is that you’re taking security into your own hands, and without installation restrictions, it’s much easier to find yourself infected with malware. There are a lot of good reasons to put a Windows 10 PC in S mode, including: It’s more secure because it only allows […]

Click on the Change where new content is saved option. Use the drop-down menu to expand the New photos and videos will save to section > select the drive where you want Windows 10 to save your new pictures See More . Where does my webcam save my photos? Your webcam, or integrated camera, as […]