Category: Windows 10

To check if you have Windows 10 S Mode enabled, go to Start > Settings > System. Then scroll down the left sidebar and click About. Check the Windows specification section to see which Windows edition you have installed. One of the next things we asked ourselves was; how do I know if Windows 10 […]

Generally background processes are Microsoft software services and third-party software services. To reduce unnecessary background processes in Windows 10, you can stop those software services. You can press Ctrl + Shift + Esc keyboard shortcut to open Task Manager in Windows 10. Is it possible to stop unnecessary processes on Windows 10? However, it can […]

Microsoft Store has a dedicated page where you can download and install new fonts in Windows 10. One of the best things the store is that just as with the regular applications, you can install any font you want that is available in the store with just a single click. First, open the Microsoft Store […]

No, Steam is a 3rd party application and it will not run under Windows 10 in S Mode, you would need to switch Windows 10 out of S Mode, it is free to do so, though it is a one-way process In the Switch to Windows 10 Home or Switch to Windows 10 Pro section, […]

Windows 10 to be retired in 2025, as new OS unveils 15 June 2021. “Microsoft to end Windows 10 support on October 14th, 2025 “. ^ “Microsoft kicks off Windows 10 ad campaign”. Is Windows 10 home and pro being retired? Microsoft Is Retiring Windows 10 Home and Pro in 2025 An official Microsoft support […]

As mentioned above, Windows 10 upgrade from XP is not an in-place update but a reinstallation of the operating system. This will clean your computer, for example, delete your files, apps, and settings and start from scratch again. Windows 10 has improved in terms of stability and if you miss XP a lot, you can […]

On the other hand, if you are low on resources and the Windows update starts, then pc can keep crashing because of resource drought. 7 Fixes for Windows 10 Crashing Issues 1 Disconnect external devices 2 Turn off Link State Power Management 3 Update available drivers 4 Run System File Checker 5 Check malware and […]

Windows 10 users can encrypt individual files using a tool like 7-zip. You can also encrypt individual Microsoft Office files from within their apps, although this is better suited to casual person use than protection against serious adversaries. Next up is folder level encryption. Windows 10 sometimes uses encryption by default, and sometimes doesn’t—it’s complicated. […]

Windows 10 Pro is created for advanced users and small businesses who have enough tech knowledge to responsibly use the system and enjoy a few extra features. The extra features like encryption, Remote Desktop, and assigned access, etc, are not needed by the average user, but advanced users will surely like them. Windows 10 Pro […]

If your computer runs Windows 7, there’s a good chance it will also run Windows 10. Both operating systems have similar hardware requirements. Any new PC you buy or build will almost certainly run Windows 10, too. You can still upgrade from Windows 7 to Windows 10 for free . Can Windows 10 run on […]