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Find & delete files ona Google Pixelphone. Youcanusuallyfind your downloaded files inthe Files app onyour Pixelphone. Find & openfiles ona Pixelphone. Openyour phone's Files app . Learnwhere to find your apps. Your downloaded files willshow. To find other files, tap Menu. To sort byname, date, type, or size, tap More Sort by. To opena file, tap it.

Delete files fromyour Pixelphone. Openyour phone's Files app . Tap a file. Tap Delet e Delete . Share, print, save to Drive & more. Share your files fromyour Pixelphone. Touchand hold the file. Tap Share . Do other actions, like printingor addingto Google Drive. To opena file, tap it. At the top right, look for more options. Ifneeded, tap More . Find music, movies & other content. Youcandownload files like music, movies, or books invarious apps. To find that content, go to the app where youdownloaded it. For example, learnhow to find videos downloaded inthe Google PlayMovies & TV app.

Transfer files to a computer. Whenyouconnect your phone to a computer byUSB cab le, openthe computer's "Downloads"folder to find the files that are onyour phone. Learnhow to move files betweenyour computer and your phone.

Where canI find downloaded files onmySamsungGalaxysmartphone? The locationofyour downloaded files willdepend onthe type offile youhave downloaded and the app that youused to download it. Most of your files are organised withinthe MyFiles app, however some files willnot appear here. Some apps, suchas Netflix, store their downloads securelyonyour phone and are onlyavailable throughthe app itself.

Ifyoucan't locate images downloaded fromthe Google app, make sure your storage permissions are enabled onyour device. Find out where the Google app saves downloaded images.

Youcanfind almost allthe files onyour smartphone inthe MyFiles app. Bydefault, this willappear inthe folder named Samsung. Ifyouare havingtrouble findingthe MyFiles app, youshould tryusingthe searchfeature. To begin, swipe up onyour home screento see your apps.

The MyFiles app automaticallyorganises your files into categories, makingthemeasyto find. Youcanalso look throughyour recent used files, searchfor a file byname or browse allthe files youhave saved.

Please note :not alldownloaded content willbe available inMyFiles. Content that has beendownloaded withina streamingapp that allows listeningor viewingoffline willnormallybe available onlywithinthat app itself. This is most commonlydue to copyright restrictions.

where are my"MyMusic"folders inWindows 10. Thanks for postingyour queryonMicrosoft Community. To assist youbetter, please provide few details. 1) Are youable to view the folders, where youhave save the music files? 2) Is the issue confined withonlyGroove music file? Are per your query, I like to informyouthat; 1) Youneed to arrange the songs manuallyto desire folders. 2) To move the files fromDesktop to Groove music file, just copythe files and paste inyour Groove music file. For anyquery, related to Windows OperatingSystem, feelfree to post onMicrosoft Community. Report abuse. 103 people found this replyhelpful. Was this replyhelpful? Sorrythis didn't help. Great! Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback. Thanks for the response. I don’t see anyfolders inGroove Music onlyalbumcovers. This would be OK ifI didn’t have so manyfolders that I put together myselfwithvarious artists and genres. The music uploaded to Groove Music onits own. I’mnot sure I understand what youmeanabout the issue beingconfined to Groove Music. As far as I know there are no other files withmusic inthem. It’s disappointingthat I’d have to manually put together allmyfiles whenit would have beenaneasier upload simplyas a MyMusic folder.

Is it possible to retrieve the "MyMusic"folder? Report abuse. 39 people found this replyhelpful. Was this replyhelpful? Sorrythis didn't help. Great! Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback. I have the same issue! Onwindows 7, mymusic folder would automaticallyarrange mysongs into an"album"folder. It would be a folder withthe albumart as the iconand the songs inside inorder. Again, Windows 7 did this automatically. Whydoesn't Windows 10?? I don't see the option anyone to turnthat on.

The answer is to arrange themmanually? Why? Windows 7 did it automaticallyand neatly. Windows 10 should too! Report abuse. 29 people found this replyhelpful. Was this replyhelpful? Sorrythis didn't help. Great! Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback. I have the same issue! Onwindows 7, mymusic folder would automaticallyarrange mysongs into an"album"folder. It would be a folder withthe albumart as the iconand the songs inside inorder. Again, Windows 7 did this automatically. Whydoesn't Windows 10?? I don't see the option anyone to turnthat on. The answer is to arrange themmanually? Why? Windows 7 did it automaticallyand neatly. Windows 10 should too! Report abuse. 90 people found this replyhelpful. Was this replyhelpful? Sorrythis didn't help. Great! Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback. I upgraded and MyMusic (mainlyuploaded CDs) won't playanymore. Tried uploadingto this Groove thing, lots oftrouble, inthe end loaded one albumsongbysong, whichplayed. Turned off, came back no signofit (nor sound !). Whywon't mymusic albums just playbyclickingonthem and selectingplayall? Windows 10 seems to insist ongoingto Groove but uploadingdoesn't work properlyat albumlevelor save what I've laboriouslytransferred. Click and dragdoesn't work either.

Report abuse. 14 people found this replyhelpful. Was this replyhelpful? Sorrythis didn't help. Great! Thanks for your feedback. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback, it helps us improve the site. How satisfied are youwiththis reply? Thanks for your feedback. Thank youfor keepingus updated. I would recommend creatinga new user account and check ifyoucansee Music folder. Once youare able to view Music folder, youcanthenimport data fromold user to new one. Press Windows key+ R to openRUN box. Type controluserpasswords2 and press OK. Under User Account window and under Users tab, click Add tab. Under How willthis personsign-inwindows, click the optionat the bottomSigninwithout a Microsoft account (not recommended) Onthe next window click LocalAccount at the bottom. Choose a user name (use password ifyouwant to or youcanleave the password sectionblank as it is just to test) Click Next and thenclick Finish. As youclick Finish, the previous User Accounts window remains onthe screen. Select newlycreated user and click Properties. Click Group Membership tab. Click to select Administrator and click Other and select Administrator fromdrop-downmenu. Click Applyand thenclick OK. Hope this informationis helpful. Please feelfree to replyincase youface anyother issues withWindows infuture. MyFiles Disappeared fromDownloads. How Do I Get ThemBack? It reallydepends onhow or whythe files disappeared. There are manypossibilities, and I’llrunthrougha few options to see ifwe canget lucky. More importantly, inmyopinionyou’re doingtwo things wrong, and one ofthose could impact muchmore thanjust downloads. Downloads is for downloads, not for storage. AnemptyDownloads folder. Inmyopinion, the Downloads folder should never be used for long-termstorage. It was never intended as a place to keep things, and leavingthings inthe Downloads folder is a recipe for disaster, whichyou’re discovering. Instead, once you’ve downloaded somethingyouintend to keep — anything— move it to a different folder ofyour own. Maybe create a “Utilities”folder inyour Documents folder, maybe create a “Downloaded PDFs”folder somewhere. Perhaps create folders bytopic, or whatever makes sense to you.

But move themsomewhere else. Ifyoulost anything, youaren’t backingup. Seriously, ifyoulost a file because the one copyyouhad ofit disappeared, clearlyyouaren’t backingup. That’s true whether it was inthe Downloads folder or anywhere else.

Ifyoulost somethingbecause it was deleted, thenit’s prettyobvious youhadn’t backed it up. Change that. Now. Start backingup your computer. Myrecommendationis a periodic image backup, withdailyincrementalbackups, but the details matter less thandoingit .

Ifyour Downloads folder had beengettingbacked up (as animage backup would have ensured), youwouldn’t have lost anythingexcept the time to locate the backup copyand restore the file(s).

Straws to grasp at. So, withthe admonitions out ofthe way, I do have a few things for youto try. Check the Recycle Bin. Ifthe files were accidentallydeleted bysomethingyoudid inWindows File Explorer, or bya Recycle Bin-aware utility, it’s possible the file(s) you’re lookingfor could stillbe there. Iftheyare, youcanquicklyand easilyrestore them.

Searchfor the file(s) . Tryto recallthe name ofone ofthe files, and searchfor it usingWindows Searchor the Command Prompt. Ifthe file was moved to a different folder, youmight find it there. This mayalso lead youto understand what happened and locate other files as well.

Check File History. Assumingyouhave it enabled, see ifyoucanlocate the missingfile(s) inWindows 10’s File History. Check OneDrive . Ifyou’re usingOneDrive, it’s possible that your Downloads folder will, ironically, be uploaded to your OneDrive storage. Dependingonyour OneDrive account, it mayhave a File Historyor Recycle Binyoucancheck.

Tryfile recovery. As a last-gasp effort, I’d trya file recoverytoollike Recuva to see ifthe files canbe recovered fromthe unused space onyour hard disk.

Youmaybe out ofluck. Difficult as it is to accept, it’s possible the files are gone forever. Since we don’t know whytheydisappeared, there’s little I canoffer to prevent this fromhappeningagain— except, ofcourse, not using Downloads for longtermstorage, and makingsure youstart backingup your machine right away.

Whyis Downloads so risky? Disk cleanup utility– downloads folder setting. The problemwithDownloads is prettysimple:I’mnot alone inconsideringit inappropriate for longtermstorage. For instance, various disk cleanup utilities — includingWindows’ own, shownabove 1 — offer to emptyit, or just emptyit without asking(theyshould ask, but it’s easyto overlook ifyou’re ina hurry).

Regardless ofwhether youagree withme or not, youneed to protect yourself, and the easiest wayis simplyto move the files elsewhere once downloaded.

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Podcast audio. Video Narration. Footnotes & References. 1 :Interestingly, this optionis apparentlybeingremoved fromfuture versions ofWindows Disk Cleanup. It maystillexist inother tools, however. Related Posts. Leo Who? 28 comments on“MyFiles Disappeared fromDownloads. How Do I Get ThemBack?” the writer didn`t mentionwhat OS theywere usingbut Mr. N assumed it was win10. ido too. i`ve never had this problemwithwin7 ult. and i`ve had memes, files and pics onthere for years. the writer also didn`t mentionhow manypeople use their device. someone else could have deleted them. but as it is withanyfamily, ask around and nobodyknows.

I have never had this issue myself. I usuallyend up havingto clear out the Downloads folder myself, so I amnot missinganythingcurrent that imay have downloaded.

Youmentionthat the optionis beingremoved ina future version. The optionto cleanup the downloads folder or to NOT delete the downloads folder? BTW, I did have a subdirectoryinside mydownloads folder deleted bydisk cleanup once. Dang. Lessonlearned.

The downloads folder is apparentlyno longer goingto be listed inthe disk cleanup tool. Youkeep sayingthat, Leo, but as oftoday, January8, 2020, onanupdated Windows 10 OS………it’s stillthere! Inthe meantime, we get it; advice welltakenabout “the Downloads folder should never be used for long-termstorage.” However, for those ofus (the great “unwashed”) who DO have a tendencyto leave downloads IN the Download folder (seems a prettynatural thingto do…based onthe name ofthe folder AND the fact that MILLIONS ofus DO IT), I don’t think we should be “punished”bybeing “encouraged”to intentionallyDELETE our downloads….whichis what your advice “Myapproach, however, is to select everything…..Click OK” inthe “UsingWindows Disk Cleanup”effectivelydoes.

Youevengo so far as to DOUBLE DOWN onyour advice to trashpossiblyneeded/wanted downloads byrepeatingyour advice to “once again, it’s just fine to select everythinginthe list to be cleaned up…Click OK, and Disk Cleanup goes to work”under the “Cleaningsystemfiles” heading.

How about just addinga little caveat inBOTH ofthese instructionsets…alongthe lines of“Select everything, but be cautious to ensure you’ve inspected your Downloads folder FIRST, to make sure you’ve removed and/or re-located anythingyouworked hard to download AND planto keep!”

And, sure, also include reminder at that time about how we were “bad boys and girls”to keep our things there inthe first place. I guess what I’m sayingis….a little more carrot, a little less stick.

Another option. The browser’s default save locationmaynot be set to the Download folder. The locationcanbe checked, verified, or changed in your browser’s Settings. This also applies ifyouare usinga download manager.

Lew & Leo, I created a new folder for downloads, moved allcontents fromDownloads into it, thenchanged Firefoxto point to the newlycreated folder. Excellent suggestions. THANK YOU!

I purposefullyhave eachofmyweb browsers onallofmycomputers (for Windows and Mac) configured to (1) have the default download locationset to the “Desktop”folder and (2) require me to actuallysave the download, potentiallyrename it, and select the folder it goes to ifnot the “Desktop”. I do this because the “Desktop”is aneasyplace for alldownloaded files to initiallygo to and theneither move it to a more appropriate folder or delete it whenI amfinished withit.

I downloaded the user manualfor mynew cellphone to the download folder. It was there for less thana week before it was gone. I found it inmy setup folder where I keep the installationfiles for the apps onmycomputer. This article is the first time I’ve beennotified that the download folder is a temporarylocationfor Microsoft. Good to know evenifit is thirtyfive years or so late. I also download Overdrive audio books to this download folder, and other books that aren’t “Kindle”books and delete themafter listeningto or readingthe book, but I don’t ever remember thembeingmoved somewhere else. Maybe some ofthemare stillonmycomputer and nobody knows where Microsoft put them.

There is a programcalled (SearchEverything) It works onthe Windows OS’s. I haven’t used it onWindows 10 as I don’t have it installed,but I have runit onWinXP ,7,8. It willfind ,as its name implies, Everythingevendeleted files. It has manyother options for searching. Hope this will help.

I never had anyidea there was anydanger. I’ve never lost a file fromDownloads. I moved myDownloads folder inside myOneDrive folder so it has beenbacked up and I also do monthlysystemimage backups and dailyincrementals so it wouldn’t have beena bigproblemto get a file back. After readingthis article, I emptied the Download folder into another folder. Actually, I should take some time and move those files into more appropriate folders.

The biggest problemwithusingthe default “Downloads”folder is that it is a folder under your user’s personalfolder. Since myold Win7 machines runwitha standard user for everyone and anadminuser for me, downloadinga file while logged inas adminmade it difficult for other users, either onthe machine or onthe network, to find these files.

What I ended up doingwas to create a “Downloads”folder directlyoffthe root folder, and tellingWindows to download to that folder. Problem solved!

I think there is also a Windows induced confusiononjust where “downloads”go. I canfind at least 4 folders inmyDirectorynamed “Downloads: 1. C:\Users\My-PC\Downloads 2. C:\Users\Public\Downloads 3. C:\Downloads 4. C:\Users\Bruce-PC\OneDrive\Documents\Downloads.

Whichofthese is the “default”directoryfor whenI download something? I believe it to be number 1 onthe list above. But whatever or wherever it is located, I have never lost a file that I downloaded. And, as Leo suggests, ifit is animportant download, I move it to a separate, distinct folder (and back it up!)

That “C:\Downloads”folder is just plainweird . A “downloads”folder is user-specific; what onEarthwould be the point inmakinga non-user specific “downloads”folder. Ifyousay, “to share betweenusers,”I answer with, ‘O.K., thenwhat is the “C:\Users\Public\Downloads”folder there for?’ Like I said — weird . Because “C:\Users\whatever”aside, MOST PCs are single-user machines. I do the similar — mydownloads folder is c:\Downloads. My OneDrive is c:\OneDrive. MyDropboxis C:\Dropbox. Makes typingthese entries into various openand save dialogboxes MUCH easier.

MyWindows default Downloads folder was originallyc:\Users\marks\Downloads\ but I’ve changed that to c:\Users\marks\OneDrive\Downloads\. Some programs have their owndefault Downloads folder whichis canbe changed inside the program.

Youcanmove the Downloads (or anyfolder) usingWindows File Explorer. This article explains how to move the MyDocuments folder but it works for anyfolder. I moved Documents, Downloads, Pictures, Music, and Videos inside the OneDrive folder so allmypersonalfiles are synchronized onthe cloud and are onallofmycomputers. Ho Do I Change the Locationofthe MyDocuments Folder.

I have two Download folders. One inthe root of“C”and one inUser account. Whenever I download a file (suchas a pdf), I’llmove it immediatelyto anappropriate folder inMyDocuments (ex:“Manuals”). IfI did not WANT the pdf, whywould I have downloaded it?

Other files inmyDownload folders are installationfiles for various programs. WhenI update software and it comes as a download, I’llkeep the previous installationfile. Never know ifI might need or want it. Thanks to Leo’s comments, I’llprobablymove mydownloaded installionfiles to another folder.

– I use the “Disk Cleanup”toolonlyfor reducingthe size ofthose infamous “c:\windows\winsxs\”subfolder(s). After installinga few socalled “Rollup”updates (inWindows 7 & 8) those folders containA LOT OF extra files. (AlthoughWin7 & Win8 are now “ontheir wayout”). – I also make sure to untick ALL boxes inthat one toolbefore I tick a few boxes.

1) I too create a C:\downloads folder onmycomputers, and I make sure it’s included indata backups. (There’s probablya registryhack that would make the OS think that this is the mainDownloads folder, but instead I just put a shortcut to it inthe Downloads folder.) 2) I set my browsers to prompt me for a save locationfor downloaded files. 3) The onlyfiles that I save inC:/downloads are installationand update files for programs I installfromwebsites (not major installations like Office, whichinstallthemselves intheir ownspeciallocations). Everythingelse I download goes into the appropriate folder.

WhenI set up a new machine, I canoftenbringover the dozens ofprograms that the old one used; and insome cases I canuse the same setup files used inthe originalmachine.

Ifyouhave automatic file backups goingon, withperiodic image backups, won’t yousooner-or-later be deletingold backups, eveniftheycontain the files that youdidn’t realize had beendeleted? Image backups are prettybig, and sooner or later yourunout ofspace for the old ones…

Eventuallyyoudo, yes, but youget to choose how large a window ofrecoverabilityyouwant or need. This mayseemsimplistic but I have never deleted anydownloads. I was never sure what to delete. Anyideas onhow to proceed ? Well, presumablyyoudownloaded things for various reasons, so you’llneed to go throughyour downloads, identifywhat theyare, whyyou downloaded themand thendecide what to do witheach. Some youmight keep (move to a different folder) others youmight delete. There’s no hard-and-fast rule here — it reallydepends onwhat youwant.

This is another reasonI dislike keepingthings inDownloads — I prefer to make those keep/discard decisions right away, whenmyreasonfor downloadingis freshinmymind.

The keywords inyour advise are “freshinmymind”Is there a programwhichwilltellyouwhena download was used last? Nope, not that I’maware of. “A download”is just “a file”onyour computer. I’ve never had anyproblems losingfiles fromthe Download folder, but ever since this article came out, I’ve beenmovingallofmydownloaded files to their appropriate folders right after downloadingand it’s mucheasier to find files now

I’ve beenusingcomputers since longbefore Windows existed, and evenbefore MS-DOS was ubiquitous. (Think Apple II’s and TRS-80’s.) WhenMS-DOS came out, there was no default Download folder. I created myown– C:\Downloads. The earlyversions ofWindows did not have a default Download folder either, infact, ifI remember correctly, the user Downloads folder didn’t appear as part ofthe Windows folder structure untilWindows Vista came out. Most browsers, as lew b noted, most browsers have a settingfor where to download files, and evento ask where to download them. I use Chrome and it is set to use C:\Download as a repositoryfor file downloads, and also to ask where to place themas I occasionallyput theminto a C:\Downloads sub-folder. I have never lost anyfiles fromC:\Downloads as far back as Windows 3.1 (and earlier).

I have the same problembut withmymobile. RecentlyI download some video files. But one or two days latter theyare gone fromthe chrome. So I upgrade it, but facingthe same problem.

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I want comments to be valuable for everyone, includingthose who come later and take the time to read. Where does mydownloaded file go. Hi, recentlyswitched to Premiumservice mostlyso I canlistento music withscreenlocked, but downloadingis a nice feature. but WHERE are the files actuallystored?

I've found the settings to choose betweendevice or SD card. but no where oneither mydevice or the SD card canI find these files? And theynot actuallyphysicallydownloaded, like the actual.AAC file doesn't actuallyget saved onyour phone (suchthat I could copyit offto my computer), but rather just some meta-data that less YouTube Music app playit without havingto re-load the track fromyour data or wifi connection?

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    Optimizing Windows 10, Build 2004, for a Virtual Desktop role Written by Robert M. Smith, Program Manager, Azure Global Customer Engineering Date Created: May 12, 2020 Date Updated: July 08, 2020 Date Published: tbd Contributors: Tim Muessig, Senior Premier Field Engineer; Narklis Engler, Principal Program Manager Version 1.2 Document Change History Version Changes 1.0 Adding verbiage for Windows Virtual Desktop, and Windows 10 build 2004 specifically 1.1 Additional updates for 2004 1.2 Final pass, updated group policy, services, tasks, and added info about Storage Sense for disk cleanup. Introduction This article is intended to provide suggestions for configurations for Windows 10, build 2004, for optimal performance in Virtualized Desktop environments, including Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI) and Windows Virtual Desktop (WVD). All settings in this guide are suggested optimization settings only and are in no way requirements. The information in this guide is pertinent to Windows 10, version 2004, operating system (OS) build 19041. The guiding principles to optimize performance of Windows 10 in a virtual desktop environment are to minimize graphic redraws and “effects”, background activities that have no major benefit to the virtual desktop environment, and generally reduce running processes to the bare minimum. A secondary goal is to reduce disk space usage in the base image to the bare minimum. With virtual desktop implementations, the smallest possible base, or “gold” image size, can slightly reduce memory utilization on the host system, as well as a small reduction in overall network operations required to deliver the desktop environment to the consumer. No optimizations should reduce the user experience.
  • Automated Malware Analysis Report for Ud-Win-X64.Exe

    Automated Malware Analysis Report for Ud-Win-X64.Exe

    ID: 197137 Sample Name: ud-win-x64.exe Cookbook: default.jbs Time: 21:35:52 Date: 18/12/2019 Version: 28.0.0 Lapis Lazuli Table of Contents Table of Contents 2 Analysis Report ud-win-x64.exe 5 Overview 5 General Information 5 Detection 5 Confidence 6 Classification 6 Analysis Advice 7 Mitre Att&ck Matrix 7 Signature Overview 8 AV Detection: 8 Spreading: 8 Networking: 8 System Summary: 8 Data Obfuscation: 9 Persistence and Installation Behavior: 9 Hooking and other Techniques for Hiding and Protection: 9 Malware Analysis System Evasion: 9 Anti Debugging: 10 HIPS / PFW / Operating System Protection Evasion: 10 Language, Device and Operating System Detection: 10 Malware Configuration 10 Behavior Graph 10 Simulations 11 Behavior and APIs 11 Antivirus, Machine Learning and Genetic Malware Detection 11 Initial Sample 11 Dropped Files 11 Unpacked PE Files 11 Domains 11 URLs 12 Yara Overview 12 Initial Sample 12 PCAP (Network Traffic) 12 Dropped Files 12 Memory Dumps 12 Unpacked PEs 12 Sigma Overview 12 Joe Sandbox View / Context 12 IPs 12 Domains 12 ASN 12 JA3 Fingerprints 13 Dropped Files 13 Screenshots 13 Thumbnails 13 Startup 14 Created / dropped Files 14 Domains and IPs 17 Contacted Domains 17 URLs from Memory and Binaries 18 Contacted IPs 18 Static File Info 18 General 18 File Icon 19 Static PE Info 19 General 19 Entrypoint Preview 19 Data Directories 21 Copyright Joe Security LLC 2019 Page 2 of 40 Sections 21 Resources 22 Imports 22 Version Infos 22 Possible Origin 22 Network Behavior 23 Code Manipulations 23 Statistics 23 Behavior 23 System
  • Senior's Guide to Windows 10 2Nd ED

    Senior's Guide to Windows 10 2Nd ED

    Senior’s Guide to NEWWindows 10 The independent guide to mastering your PC For laptops, tablets & PCs Browse the web Watch films & TV Listen to music Chat to friends & family Share your photos Stay safe & back up Welcome to Senior’s Guide to Windows 10 Windows remains the most popular operating system around, and Windows 10 is the latest iteration of Microsoft’s ubiquitous platform. But while it packs in more features than ever, Windows 10 boasts a sleek look that can be a bit of a shock to those using Windows 7 and older operating systems. Fortunately, the Senior’s Guide to Windows 10 is here to guide you through everything you need to know, from setting up your PC or tablet for the first time, to introducing you to Cortana, your personal digital assistant. Our simple, step-by-step tutorials cover all the essential Windows apps, as well as offering some more advanced tips to help you get the most out of your machine. Read on and discover how to stay in touch with friends, organise your photos, keep everything safe and secure, and more. Senior’s Guide to Windows 10 Imagine Publishing Ltd Richmond House 33 Richmond Hill Bournemouth Dorset BH2 6EZ +44 (0) 1202 586200 Website: www.imagine-publishing.co.uk Twitter: @Books_Imagine Facebook: www.facebook.com/ImagineBookazines Publishing Director Aaron Asadi Head of Design Ross Andrews Editor in Chief Jon White Production Editor Jasmin Snook Senior Art Editor Greg Whitaker Designer Phil Martin Photographer James Sheppard Printed by William Gibbons, 26 Planetary Road, Willenhall, West Midlands, WV13 3XT Distributed in the UK, Eire & the Rest of the World by Marketforce, 5 Churchill Place, Canary Wharf, London, E14 5HU Tel 0203 787 9060 www.marketforce.co.uk Distributed in Australia by Gordon & Gotch Australia Pty Ltd, 26 Rodborough Road, Frenchs Forest, NSW, 2086 Australia Tel +61 2 9972 8800 www.gordongotch.com.au Disclaimer The publisher cannot accept responsibility for any unsolicited material lost or damaged in the post.
  • Removing Downloaded Files from Windows 10 How to Stop Windows 10 Deleting Files Automatically

    Removing Downloaded Files from Windows 10 How to Stop Windows 10 Deleting Files Automatically

    removing downloaded files from windows 10 How to Stop Windows 10 Deleting Files Automatically. on this page, you'll find handy solutions to restore deleted files on Windows 10 and stop Windows 10 from deleting files without asking. Workable Solutions Step-by-step Troubleshooting Fix 1. Stop Windows Defender Open Windows Defender > click Virus & Threat protection > click Exclusions. Full steps Fix 2. Turn off Storage Sense Go to Settings > System > Storage > toggle Storage Sense to "Off". Full steps Fix 3. Uninstall faulty updates Open Control Panel > click Programs and Features > click View Installed Updates. Full steps. Q: Windows Defender Keeps Deleting Files. " Hi, I' m having an issue that my computer is automatically d eleting files without asking me for confirmation. I use some programs with .exe extension . But W indows defender reads those as a virus, and it deletes them while I still want them! H ow do I stop W indows defender from deleting files that I want to keep? " Are you having the same issue that Windows defender keeps deleting files, such as downloaded videos, documents, or .exe programs? Or is your Windows 10 automatically deleting downloaded files and data without asking for confirmation? Although it sounds senseless, it is true. Windows 10 may keep deleting programs and documents after restart because of the defender or the new storage sense feature in Windows 10. But, you don't have to worry since you can easily recover deleted files Windows 10 using a professional data recovery tool, after that, you can use the helpful methods demonstrated below to stop Windows from deleting files automatically.
  • Keeping Your PC Virus Free & Clean

    Keeping Your PC Virus Free & Clean

    Keeping your PC Virus free & clean Monday, May 04, 2015 PRESENTED BY Syed A. Rasool Head of Systems [email protected] Introduction PAGE 2 Windows update PAGE 2 Clear Internet Data PAGE 3 Check for Adware and Malware PAGE 3 Check for Virus and other immediate threats PAGE 4 Run maintenance on your hard drive PAGE 4 Disk Cleanup PAGE 5 Disk defragmenter PAGE 5 System Restore PAGE 6 Remove unwanted programs PAGE 6 Backup your computer PAGE 7 Common sense using Internet PAGE 8 Common sense using Email PAGE 9 Physical Cleaning PAGE 10 Introduction: Computers are expensive, and you probably want to protect your investment. Over time, it’s impossible to prevent unsavory apps and other files from infiltrating a Windows PC. There are simply too many ways for junk to seep its way in. Viruses, Trojan horses, worms, and spyware are all threats that can damage your computer. With regular maintenance and a bit of effort, however, it’s possible to keep a Windows system relatively clean and performing at its peak. Computer maintenance involves: o Windows Updates o Clear Internet Data o Check for adware and malware o Check for viruses and other threats o Run maintenance on your hard drive o Remove unwanted programs o Backing up your computer o Create a System image (Recovery disk) o Physical Cleaning Windows Updates: Keeping your software updated can help plug security holes and ensure optimal performance. If you haven’t already set Windows to automatically update, do so now. Updates obtained through these channels are always official and can be trusted.
  • Microsoft-Office-365-Familiarization.Pdf

    Microsoft-Office-365-Familiarization.Pdf

    Microsoft Office 365 Familiarization: Help with common tasks: https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/columnist/komando/2018/01/26/windows-10-tips-and-tricks- you-must-try-today/1069066001/ In homes and offices across America, you can't throw a stone without hitting a Windows PC. You'll find Microsoft running on monitors in almost every school and library, in businesses big and small, and in living rooms, bedrooms, and dorms from coast to coast. Related:Want to accelerate your workflow? Click here for the speediest Windows 10 keyboard shortcuts. Windows is so commonplace, many of us don't realize that it is has special features that boost your computer's speed, stream media to multiple devices, share content with your family, and customizations to make it your own. Windows has come a long way in the past 30 years, and the number of handy tricks may surprise you. Related:Is your filing system out of sorts? Click here for five folder secrets every Windows user needs to know. Here are a few of the most interesting tools in the Windows 10 arsenal. 1. A Whole New Start (Menu) The start menu is a Windows classic. It's easily accessible through the stylized Windows icon in the corner of your screen. Click on it, and you get a layout of your most-used programs, access to power options, and shortcuts to your file explorer and computer's settings. Change the start menu's appearance when you right-click on the icon instead. If you're using a touchscreen, then just touch the icon, hold it down for a second and then release.
  • Programs That Come with Windows by Dick Evans

    Programs That Come with Windows by Dick Evans

    Programs That Come With Windows by Dick Evans, www.rwevans.com We talk a lot about the cloud and the apps that can be both run in the cloud or the ones that are freely downloaded to our computer. But what about the one that are already on our computer, the one that are included within the Windows package? Whether you have XP, Vista, 7,or 8 there are a number of places you may never have gone. Definitions The term cursor is misused by many today. they call anything that blinks a cursor as well as the mouse pointer as they move it around the screen. ● Cursor ○ Rarely used thick blinking underscore that indicates the location of next character to be type. Appears in the command window and other machine level programs. Not seen by most computer users today. ● Insertion Point ○ A blinking vertical line. The next character to be typed will appear to the right of it. ● Mouse Pointer ○ A arrow that moves around the screen as you move the mouse. In some programs it may may appear as an I­beam. NOTE: Blue indicates programs found in all OS from XP up Some of the Programs included with Windows XP Start > All Programs > Accessories Calculator Notepad Paint WordPad Start > All Programs > Accessories > Utilities Address Book Character Map Disk Cleanup Disk Defrag 1 Scheduled Tasks System Information System Restore Start > All Programs > Accessories > Accessibility Magnifier Narrator On Screen Keyboard Start > All Programs > Accessories > Entertainment Sound Recorder Windows Movie Maker NOTE: In Windows Vista and above, simply start typing the name of the program you wish to access in the Start Search box and the list of programs will appear above.