How to turn off background app notifications in Windows 10
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Updated April 3, 2017
If you are getting annoying App notifications in windows 10 then be glad to know that turning those pesky notifications off just take a few clicks. Click on the Start button and then click on Settings: Then on Settings click on Privacy: Then on Privacy scroll to the bottom and select Background apps: Turn off all the applications you…
Turn off File Explorer’s Quick Access view in Windows 10
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By default when you open Windows file explorer in Windows 10 it comes up as quick access mode: If you want the file explorer to open the traditional way do this. open File Explorer and click on View then click on Options: then on Open File Explorer to change the view to This PC and click OK. When you open…
Run programs as a different user in Windows 10
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Running programs/applications as a different user in your computer is very common if you manage a network. In fact, after installing Windows 10 on my work computer it was one of the first things I tried. I have a bunch of management tools that I use to manage our servers from my computer, Hyper-V, Exchange, DNS, etc.but to connect to…
How to set up an interactive log on message in windows 10
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If you need to set a custom interactive log on message for your users using Windows 10 computers for legal or any other purposes there are a couple of ways you can accomplish that. If you only have a few computers in your network you can set the message individually on each computer using the Local Security Policy console, but…
Is upgrading to Windows 10 worthy?
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If you are reading this article then most likely you are wondering if upgrading to Windows 10 is really worthy? After all, the version of Windows you might be using right now is working OK, so why upgrade right? like the saying goes, why fix something when it ain’t broken. I started using Windows 10 On and Off since the…
Headphones not working in Windows 10
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Headphones are supposed to work every time you plug them in to your computer right? unfortunately no, these little nagging things are still present even when using Windows 10. I get many support tickets related to headphone issues from users quite frequently even from those using Windows 10. In this tutorial I will give you a run down of troubleshooting…