Windows 10 Tips

There are many beneficial features and options on the Windows platform when left at their default state and one of the good things about the OS, Is that It allows users to configure and apply settings according to their overall usability. One particular setting that significantly speeds up the process when opening files, folders and drives, Is not having the need to double-click the Item In question. In this tutorial, I will show you how to open any file, folder or drive with a single click of the mouse.

When working with a number of files on your computer and you wish to select the lot In one hit, there are quite a few ways to do this, such as holding the Ctrl key and tapping each one with your mouse, or clicking on a blank area and using the mouse Itself to highlight each file. Wouldn't It be great If you could select every file with a simple right-click of the mouse? Well, In this tutorial, I will show you how to add the Select all option to the right-click context menu.

A very useful and beneficial Control Panel app named Network and Sharing Center, allows you to configure just about every networking operation on your computer, such as changing adapter settings, troubleshooting problems, setting up a new network connection and a lot more. Wouldn't It be nice, If you could access this with a double-click of the mouse? Well, In this tutorial, I will show you how to create a Network and Sharing Center shortcut on your PC's desktop.

If you're running a small business or home network, one of the easiest ways to share office documents, Images, music, video files and also printers, Is to create a HomeGroup, thereby all devices on the same network can communicate with each other. The HomeGroup Icon however, has a tendency to appear & disappear at random Intervals, hence In this tutorial, I will show you how to add It permanently to your computer's desktop.

The Taskbar that's located at the bottom of your computer screen, allows you to perform a variety of tasks, such as placing It to the left, right or top of the screen, as well as using small Taskbar buttons and combining them when It becomes full. If you're sharing your PC with multiple users, they can do the very same and mess up your configuration. As such, In this tutorial, I will show you how to securely disable the Taskbar settings In Windows 10.

When Windows XP was officially released back In August of 2001, a very handy toolbar named Quick Launch, was located next to the Start button of the Taskbar. This allowed an easy and convenient way to execute programs. Wouldn't It be nice, If you could add a copy of your favorite programs to Quick Launch via a right-click of the mouse? Well, In this tutorial, I will show you how to add Quick Launch to the Send to context menu.

When you're performing your computing tasks day In, day out, you will Inevitably have the need to either put It to sleep, give It a reboot or completely shut It down. The most common method to do either of these, Is via the Windows 10 Start menu, but the option Is also available at the Sign In screen. If you do not want users performing these actions prior to logging Into Windows, In this tutorial, I will show you how to securely remove the Power Icon at the Sign In screen.