There is a minimal number of new front-facing features in this build compared to feature updates like version 1903, for example. Like Windows 10 version 1909 aka “November 2019 Update”, this new release is more like a large cumulative update. Or, what was previously known as a “Service Pack” back in the day. Here’s how to install the latest version on your PC.
It appears that Microsoft is going ahead with its plans to drop the useful ‘System’ applet from the Control Panel, and instead force people to use the ‘Settings’ app that was first introduced with Windows 8…
This risks annoying a lot of people, because the ‘System’ part of Control Panel is genuinely very useful, giving you an overview of your PC (such as what processor and amount of RAM you have installed), along with quick links to your PC manufacturer’s support website and more.
A picture password is a way of logging into Windows 10 that involves using a picture of your choosing and gestures drawn on that picture, instead of a password…
Windows 10 also offers other means of authentication, including using a PIN code, a fingerprint, facial recognition, physical security keys, and also picture passwords. The latter is the one that we’re going to talk about in this tutorial. If you want to know the correct order of the steps necessary for creating a Windows 10 picture password, read on.
It’s been a long wait, but Windows 10 users can finally download Amazon Prime Video to their computer…
The settings menu includes three download quality presets: “Good,” “Better” and “Best.” With the highest quality setting, one hour of video takes up approximately 2.4GB of internal storage. You’ll also need that same amount of data if you plan to download a video over a cellular connection.
If you want, you can change the default download location on your Windows 10 PC to any other folder you like…
One way to change the default download location is to use the File Explorer utility.
Microsoft has unveiled Windows 10’s new look Start menu. The changes are largely cosmetic but could make it a little easier to use…
The problem is that while the new look definitely appears to be an aesthetic improvement with a much cleaner and less jarring design, it seems many users dislike the Start menu from a functional perspective.
Here’s how you can set a timer, and set a timer to run on the Windows 10 desktop…
Windows 10 has a stock Alarms and Clock app that can set alarms, accommodate clocks from multiple timezones, and run timers as well as a stopwatch. They all work inside the app which means if you need a timer on the desktop, you have to look outside the app.
