Category: Windows 10

Upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11 via an ISO File Choose a language, time format, and keyboard method for Windows 11. Click Next to continue. Click Install now to go on. After a while, click I don’t have a product key. Accept the license terms and click Next to continue. There are two types of […]

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 apps to be installed from the Windows Store; It’s streamlined to eliminate RAM and CPU use; and Everything a user does in it is automatically saved to One. Drive to free […]

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On the Settings homepage, click into the “System” category. From the menu on the left, click “About” at the bottom. At the bottom of this page, look for the “Windows specifications” header. You’ll see your version and build number listed, as well as the date on which you installed the current feature update. So, how […]

Sometimes, when you take a screenshot on Windows 10/8/7 PC, your screenshots will be stored in that folder. So, if you can’t find the location where screenshots go on PC, you can check the Screenshots folder. The default Windows screenshots folder location is C: Users / Username / Pictures / Screenshots. How to use Snipping […]

Yes, instead of being called Windows NT 6.4 in Microsoft’s documents, Windows 10 will be upgraded directly to Windows NT 10.0 in order to make it easier on both Microsoft employees and consumers to know what they are dealing with. The number update will arrive in a new build or as an update via Windows […]

Though it is important to keep HDDs defragmented as a badly fragmented drive can make the slow boots and application loading extremely slow. As I mentioned, you need ample memory to run windows 10 well. If you have less than 8GB of RAM that is more likely the issue more than a slow HDD. Is […]

You can right-click on My Computer (or This PC) icon on Desktop and select Properties option. You can also open it from Control Panel. It shows which Windows version (XP, Vista, 7, 8/8.1 or 10) is installed in your computer. It also shows the Windows edition information such as Home, Professional, Home Basic, Home Premium, […]

By default, Windows 10 automatically updates your computer. You just need to ensure that whether or not it is happening by following the instructions given below. Go to the Start button, then Settings-> Update & Security-> Windows Update. Choose “Check for Updates” if you want to check the updates manually . By default, Windows 10 […]

In general the answer is yes you can use Windows 10 offline. In fact as a test I tried both disconnecting from the Internet and disabling my network card completely. In all cases I was able to log in with no problem, and get access to all my files. Can Windows 10 run off the […]