Stereodude
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Did you try making other resolution selections?
Yes, but that did not work. I was able to use it on the older computer, the Devil Canyon.Did you try making other resolution selections?
To get the New Windows Control Panel, hit the Windows key - there's a little icon like a gear in the lower left, for Windows Settings. If you click that, enter "control panel" in the top search bar there, and you can get the old version, which has some overlap with the New one.****ing Control Panel
I think it is still there but the best we can do. I disabled the camera and mics in the BIOS.Disable Cortana...
https://gadgets.ndtv.com/laptops/features/how-to-disable-cortana-on-windows-10-1683223
https://www.pcworld.com/article/2949759/windows/killing-cortana-how-to-disable-windows-10s-info-hungry-digital-assistant.html
https://www.gottabemobile.com/how-to-disable-cortana-completely-on-windows-10/
Perhaps I'm a little slow here, but what is the difference?It's like the Windows 10 was developed by a mental case and/or a cell phone user.![]()
Not much anymore.Perhaps I'm a little slow here, but what is the difference?
Hasn't it already been gone in Windows 10 redirecting to the web instead? It's one of my Dad's annoyances with Windows 10.I read this week that the old Windows help was being removed.![]()
The CHM type of help.Hasn't it already been gone in Windows 10 redirecting to the web instead? It's one of my Dad's annoyances with Windows 10.
IIRC, OEM and retail yes. VLK maybe...I'm not finding a lot of clarity on the Google machine about this:
Will Windows 7/8/8.1 keys always activate Windows 10?
Excel has been like that since practically forever.And the stupid bug of the day - Excel 2016.... You can't open two excel spreadsheets that both the same filename, despite being in two different locations.
Are you sure about that? I've ejected drives that didn't have any letters assigned to them before using the icon in the system tray.PSA: If you mount an external drive on a filesystem path and not as a drive letter, Windows 10 won't let you eject the device. (Apparently only devices mounted as a drive letter can be ejected).
Yep... The device shows in the system tray if not mounted, or mounted as a driver letter, but not if mounted on a path.Are you sure about that? I've ejected drives that didn't have any letters assigned to them before using the icon in the system tray.
Oh, mine were unmounted. I guess that explains it.Yep... The device shows in the system tray if not mounted, or mounted as a driver letter, but not if mounted on a path.
You're talking about using the Windows Defender Security Center built into Windows 10?Is the Windows Defense sufficient if the web is not used? I feel the antivirus is as bad as the unlikely potential maleware in sucking info.
I'd just let it be. Leave it on.Yes. Is it OK or is the antivirus really needed?
Agreed, Defenders appears to be no better or worse than other AV products. IIRC, Windows Defender tends to rank as the least performance intrusive AV product...I'd just let it be. Leave it on.
I haven't connected my laptop to the internet since April when it was initially set up. I do have some concerns about the USB, but am careful outside of North America.You missed one.
4) Don't connect it to the internet.
Also, I thought only the Enterprise version allowed updates to be turned off.