Windows 10 Tips

Preceded by Windows 8.1 back In 2013, Windows 10 Is certainly packaged with quite a number of changes, both In It's overall appearance and options & settings. However, a lot of users do prefer various older-type features, such as the "Power Indicator", that's accessed by clicking on the power Icon In the Taskbar. In this tutorial, I will be demonstrating how to change It back to the old style with only a few simple steps.

There's a lot that happens within the Windows 10 operating system, the majority of which runs In the background unbeknownst to you. Things like troubleshooting potential problems, detecting and fixing Issues and so forth, are (for the most part) automated by the OS, namely It's "troubleshooter" utility. A history of It's details Is stored, and In this tutorial, I will show you how to access and view the troubleshooting history on your PC.

Irrespective of your computing tasks, every user should have a virtual machine Installed on their physical computer. Simply put, a virtual machine (abbreviated as "VM") operates In It's own Isolated environment, completely segregated from the physical PC. As such, everything performed In the VM, will remain there. In this very In depth tutorial, I will show you how to create a virtual machine using the Windows operating system's native VM, being Hyper-V.

The Windows operating system, has significantly Improved over the years to where It stands today at Windows 10, but by no means Is It an Indication that It's not susceptible to losing functionality. The Windows 10 "Start menu", Is certainly prone to malfunction, with the majority of times for no apparent reason. As such, In this tutorial, I will Introduce the Start menu troubleshooter tool to help fix any underlying Issues.

The Taskbar that's located at the bottom of your computer screen, allows you to perform a variety of tasks, such as viewing minimized windows, access Task Manager, add or remove toolbars and a lot more. In terms of the latter (Toolbars), If you customized It suited to your overall usability, you'd want It to remain that way. As such, In this tutorial, I will show you how to prevent users from editing the Taskbar toolbars.

A Virtual Hard Disk (abbreviated as "VHD"), Is a disk Image file, that replicates the physical hard disk on a given PC. It acts very similar to a real hard disk, Inclusive of all data structures and disk sectors, but Is simply a file stored on the physical machine. If It corrupts, no big deal, just dispose of It and create another one. In this tutorial, I will guide you every step of the way on how to create a virtual hard disk on your Windows 10 operating system.

Also going by the name of "power schemes", power plans are built Into the Windows operating system. They're basically a collection of hardware and system settings, that allow your computer to manage It's power consumption. You can create your very own power plan, or use any of the native options. In this tutorial, I will show you how to delete any power plan you like, without the aid of additional software.