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How To Pin Specific Settings To Start Menu In Windows 10

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Settings app was first introduced with Windows 8 to make finding and changing default Windows settings easier on touch devices. The app has been completely overhauled in Windows 10 to include new settings. The Settings app in Windows 10 is not just for touch devices, but it has been tailored for desktop users as well. […]

How To Set Google Chrome As Default Browser In Windows 10

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Ever since the first release of Windows 10, I have been using the new Microsoft Edge as my primary web browser. Earlier this week, I decided to switch to Google Chrome for some time as even the Microsoft Edge browser is now based on the Chromium desktop browser. Downloading and installing Chrome on Windows 10 […]

Enable Google Search In Windows 10 Taskbar Search Box

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One of the new features in Windows 10 is the large search box on the taskbar. The search box sits right next to the Start button and is the house for the digital personal assistant Cortana. The search box on the taskbar or Start not only allows you to search your PC but also helps […]

How To Backup Office 2013 Settings

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In Microsoft Office 2003 and previous versions of Office, we had a nifty feature called Save My Settings Wizard that allowed us to export or backup Office settings. The tool was helpful while re-installing Office or switching to a new computer. Starting from Office 2007, Microsoft omitted Save My Settings Wizard for reasons best known […]

Open Start Menu Settings In Windows 10

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Unlike its predecessor Windows 8.1, there is a proper Start menu in Windows 10. The Start menu in Windows 10, although it looks different from the one we have seen in Windows 7 and Vista, behaves more or less the same. With default settings, recently added apps appear on the top left side of the […]

CloneApp: Free Tool To Backup And Restore App Settings In Windows 10

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If you ever re-installed a version of Windows operating system, you know how tedious the job is. While Windows OS can be quickly installed using USB drive as bootable media, installing all applications again and configuring them to our liking requires a lot of patience. As you know, most of the third-party software out there […]

Microsoft Office 2007, Office 2010 & Office 2013 Support Windows 10

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Many users want to know if Office 2003, Office 2007, Office 2010, and Office 2013 are compatible with Windows 10 before upgrading to Windows 10 from earlier versions of Windows. Microsoft has already said that most of the programs out there for Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 will support Windows 10 as well, many users […]

How To Create Windows 10 Bootable DVD

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These days, a large section of PC users are using USB drives as bootable media to install Windows 10. USB installations are usually a bit faster than traditional DVD-based installations, meaning you can quickly install Windows while using USB as bootable media. That said, not everyone has a spare USB key all the time. At […]

How To Create Windows 10 ISO From ESD

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This is not the first time we are talking about ESD files here on IntoWindows. In our previous posts, we talked about creating bootable USB of Windows 10 from ESD file, creating ISO from install.ESD, and then we also showed how to convert install.esd file to install.wim file with the help of third-party tools. ESD, […]

How To Remove Recently Added Group From Start Menu In Windows 10

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In Windows 10, with default settings, when you install a new Windows app or traditional desktop program, it appears in the Recently added list of Start menu. The Recently added group shows up at the top left of the Start menu. The feature displays the last three installed apps but you can view more apps […]