When you perform a clean install of Windows 10 from USB, ISO or DVD without entering a valid product key, Windows 10 is installed in trial mode and is valid for 30-days only. The user has to either activate the install using a valid product key to continue using without any limitations (see how long […]
How To Disable Or Turn Off Recycle Bin In Windows 10/11
With default settings, whenever you delete a file or folder by right-clicking on a file/folder and then clicking Delete option or by selecting a file/folder and then pressing Delete key on the keyboard, the selected file is moved to the Recycle Bin, and can be restored by opening Recycle Bin, right-clicking on the file/folder, and […]
How To Change Windows Store Country Or Location In Windows 10
When you install or setup Windows 10, you’re asked to select a region or country that you are currently in. Based on your currently selected location, the Windows Store app displays apps and app prices for the selected location or country. For instance, if you select the United States as your current location, then Windows […]
How To Move Apps To Another Drive, SD Card or USB In Windows 10
In our previous articles, we showed how to change the default install location of apps in Windows 10 as well as how to change the default install location of desktop programs. In this guide, we will see how to move an app installed from Store to another drive, SD card, or USB drive on a […]
How To Sign Out Of OneDrive In Windows 10
As you likely know, Microsoft’s OneDrive cloud service is nicely integrated into Windows 10, and you don’t need to download a dedicated app to access your files saved in OneDrive. By clicking on the OneDrive icon in the navigation pane of File Explorer (Windows Explorer), you can view and access files stored in OneDrive. OneDrive […]
How To Move Installed Programs To Another Drive In Windows 10
In one of our recently posted articles, we discussed changing the default install location of programs in Windows 10. Since the method can’t be used to move already installed programs, in this guide, we will see how to move installed programs to another drive or partition in Windows 10. As you likely know, Windows 10 […]
How To Change Command Prompt Background Color In Windows 10
Earlier this week, we showed you how to make the Command Prompt transparent in Windows 10. A PC user who read the guide asked if it’s possible to change the background color of Command Prompt as well. Everyone knows that the default background color of Command Prompt is, well, black. We are used to the […]
Change Default Install Location Of Programs In Windows 10
You probably know that Windows 10 allows you to change the default install location of apps to help users free up space on the system drive. Although this an excellent feature, the feature applies only to apps that are installed from the Store. In other words, the traditional desktop programs can’t be installed to another […]
How To Download Windows 10 Spotlight Lock Screen Pictures
Sometime back, we discussed the new spotlight feature introduced with Windows 10, and how to save those gorgeous spotlight lock screen images without the help of third-party utilities. The manual method of saving spotlight lock screen images is relatively easy but requires navigating to Users\YourUserName\AppData\Local\Packages\ Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\ LocalState\Assets folder, and then manually changing file extensions to […]
How To Make Command Prompt Transparent In Windows 10
The Command Prompt has been part of the Windows operating system for a long time, but the Command Prompt had not seen any major update in the past two decades. The Command Prompt has finally been updated in Windows 10 with several small but useful features. The most prominent feature is, of course, the ability […]
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