Category: Windows 10

According to Newegg (first spotted by Win. Supersite), Windows 10 Pro OEM will run for $149.99 and will be available on the 31st of August. Microsoft’s Windows 10 finally has a release date: July 29. The next iteration of the software maker’s operating system is slated to arrive in time for the summer. When did […]

No, Windows 10 laptops and 2-in-1 devices technically don’t need a touchscreen. That means you can run into situations where you find that the touchscreen is disabled. Disabling the touchscreen can prevent unintentional inputs, like clicking on things you didn’t mean to click on, so some people opt to do without this feature. Does Windows […]

Windows 10 cannot read write EXT4 drive directly, as it is Linux file system. EXT4 is not natively supported by Windows, but this does not mean you cannot open or read EXT4 drive on Windows 10/8/7. To do this, you just need the help of third-party disk partition software. In a word, Windows cannot write […]

When Windows 10 was released in 2015, Microsoft promised 10-years of support for the new operating system, and that 10-years is coming due, which means that in 2025, Windows 10 will no longer be supported. Although it will still work, it will just lack security updates or updates of any kind. Will Windows 10 still […]

, bit Locker Drive Encryption is available on Windows 10 Pro and Enterprise. Windows 10 Home edition has its version of Bit. Locker on select devices. You can use these steps to set it up. Is there a BitLocker alternative for Windows 10 home? Apart from Bit. Locker, Windows appears to have another tool called […]

Another possible cause for apps not working on Windows 10 is the Microsoft Store cache or App installation getting corrupt. Follow the steps below to reset the Microsoft Store cache: 1. Type Command prompt in the Windows search bar and Run as administrator, as shown below., and type wsreset. Exe in the Command Prompt window. […]

Windows 10 comes with an inbuilt defrag program. In fact, in almost all Windows versions you can defrag your disk without any third-party application. So, does windows 10 automatically defrag? Windows 10, like Windows 8 and Windows 7 before it, automatically defragments files for you on a schedule (by default, once a week). However, it […]

They will still be installed on your computer after the upgrade to Windows 10 is complete. Office 2010 (Version 14) and Office 2007 ( Version 12) are no longer part of mainstream support. Versions of Office prior to Office 2007 are also no longer supported and may not work on Windows 10. While writing we […]

Although Windows 10 S is designed to be virtually impossible to hack, a cybersecurity expert just hacked it. Worse, it took him only three hours. Here’s a little background. While we were reading we ran into the question “Can windows 10 s mode get malware?”. Windows 10 S can be infected with malware. While Microsoft […]

The issues mostly encountered by the users were the incompatibility of hardware and drivers – because initially, they were designed to run on your original windows before upgrading, and after the upgrade, they transited permanently into Windows 10. This is by far the most common cause of random hangs & freezes on Windows 10. The […]