Showing posts with label Windows 10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Windows 10. Show all posts

how to free up storage space after Creators Update

How to free up storage space on your PC after Windows 10 Creators Update installation.




If you are a PC user with Windows 10, the chances are that you have already upgraded to the Creators Update. Did you know that upgrading to a new version of Windows will actually forces the system to store data of previous installations. If rollback is needed at any point of time during upgrading or in future that data can be used. Thankfully, we can claim that space back.

System Restore Point in Windows 10

Create a System Restore Point in Windows 10


What is System Restore point

As I have described in my last post about Creating A Restore Point in Windows 7.  System Restore is a feature in Microsoft Windows that allows the user to revert their computer’s settings to a previous point in time. It helps you to change your computer’s system files (including system files, installed applications, Windows Registry, and system settings) to an earlier point in time. It’s a way to undo system changes to your computer without affecting your personal files, such as e‑mail, documents, or photos.

List of New Windows 10 Shortcuts

 

List of New Windows 10 Shortcuts


If you want to give the impression that you’ve been using Windows 10 for years, learning a few keyboard shortcuts is the best way to go about it—you can navigate around the interface, get apps in position, trigger events, change settings and more with a couple of taps on your keyboard. Here are the shortcuts we’ve been finding most useful.

Keyboard Shortcuts In Windows 10 Command Prompt




Command Prompt Keyboard Shortcuts In Windows 10


For Windows Command Prompt users, Windows 10 has brought the gift of keyboard shortcuts. Here, we are going to tell you about the different shortcuts you can use in your Windows 10 Command Prompt.


Talking about the Windows 10 features and functionalities, the Command Prompt in Windows 10 is a definite improvement compared to the older version of Windows. The Command Prompt in Windows 10 feels smoother and comes with the functionality of using keyboard shortcuts.


With the new shortcuts, you can easily cut and paste things in the Command Prompt window along with other useful ones. Let’s know more about them:

Enable Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts in Command Prompt

How to enable Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts in Command Prompt?


In Windows 10 Command Prompt keyboard shortcuts are turned on by default. If you are having the earlier builds, you can check the Properties and turn them on.

How To Install windows drivers Manually


What Is Drivers?


A driver is software that allows your computer to communicate with hardware or devices. Without drivers, the hardware you connect to your computer—for example, a video card or a printer—won't work properly. At times, hardware might not work properly either due to being corrupted by a virus or incorrectly updated software. 

Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive for Installing Windows 10

Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive for Installing Windows 10

For those who have downloaded the technical preview of Windows 10 or are going to download the OS when it releases in the future, here’s how you use the ISO file of windows 10 to create a Bootable windows 10 ISO USB Flash Drive. 

Before we go ahead with creating aBootable USB Flash Drive for installing windows 10, here’s what you will be needing.
First of all, you will have to download a ISO image of Windows 10.

Join the Windows Insider Program and get the Windows 10 Technical Preview

If you’re comfortable with using pre-release software, you can join the Windows Insider Program today to download the Windows 10 Technical Preview and try out features like the new Start menu, multiple desktops, snap enhancements, and others.
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As a member of the Windows Insider community, you will have an active role in helping us build Windows 10 and be among the first to see new stuff. You will automatically receive new builds as Microsoft release them with the latest features Microsoft is experimenting with – and our freshest bugs.