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Windows 10 to Stop Asking You for Feedback 2 Table of Contents SYSTEM o Display o Advance Display Settings o Color calibration o ClearType text o Advanced sizing of text and other items o Display adapter properterties o Notification & actions o Select which icons appear on the taskbar o Turn system icons on or off o Apps & Features o Manage optional features o See optional feature history o Programs And Features o Multitasking o Tablet Mode o Battery Saver o Battery Use o Change Background App Settings o Change Battery Saver Settings o Battery Saver Settings o Power & Sleep o Additional power settings o Storage o Offline Maps o Choose default apps o Choose Defaults Apps By File Type o Choose Defaults Apps By Protocol o Set Defaults By App o About o Change product key or upgrade your edition of Windows o Read the Privacy Statement for Windows and Microsoft services o Read the Microsoft Services Agreement that applies to our services o Read the Microsoft Software License Terms o Additional Administrative Tools o Bitlocker settings o DeviceManager 1 | Page o System info DEVICES o Printers & Scanners o Devices & Printers o DeviceManager o Connected devices o Mouse And Touchpad o Additional Mouse Options o Typing o Pen o AutoPlay o Default app settings o USB Network & Internet o WiFi o WirelessNetworkConnection o Advanced options o Manage Wi-Fi Settings o Your email and accounts o Sign in with a Microsoft account instead o Add a work or school account o Change adapter options o Change Advanced Sharing Options o Network and Sharing Center o HomeGroup o Windows Firewall o Airplane mode o Data Usage o Usage details o Storage settings o VPN o Change adapter options o Change advanced sharing options o Network: and Sharing Center o Windows Firewall o Dial-up o Set up a new connection o Change adapter options o Network: and Sharing Center o Windows Firewall o Ethernet 2 | Page o NETGEAR87-5G o Change adapter options o Change advanced sharing options o Network: and Sharing Center o HomeGroup o Windows Firewall o Proxy Personalization o Background o Colors o High contrast settings o Lock screen o Screen timeout settings o Screen saver settings o Themes o Theme settings o Advanced sound settings o Desktop icon settings o Mouse pointer settings o Start o Choose which folders appear on Start Ease of Access o Narrator o Magnifier o High contrast o Closed captions o Keyboard o Mouse o Other options Accounts o Your Email Account o Sign in with a Microsoft account instead o Add a work or school account o Sign-In Options o Lock screen o Screen timeout settings o Screen saver settings o Work access 3 | Page o Add a work or school account o Join or leave an organization o Add or remove a management package o Family & Other Users o Sign in with a Microsoft account o Set Up Assigned Access o Sync Your Settings Time & Language o Date & Time o Change Date And Time Formats o Additional date, time, & regional settings o Add clocks for different time zones o Region & Language o Additional date, time, & regional settings Privacy o General o Location o Camera o Microphone o Speech, inking, & typing o Account info o Contacts o Calendar o Call history o Email o Messaging o Radios o Other devices o Choose Apps That Can Sync With Devices o Feedback & diagnostics o Background apps Update & Security o Windows Update o Advance Options o View your update history o Uninstall updates o Uninstall latest preview build o Choose How Updates Are Delivered 4 | Page o Privacy settings o Windows Defender o Add an exclusion o Open Windows Defender o Backup o Backup Options o Advanced Settings o Restore files from a current backup o Backup and Restore o Recovery o Activation o Find My Device o For developers 5 | Page FAQ 1. How to get Windows 10 to stop asking you for feedback 2. How to Set Internet Explorer as Default Browser on Windows 10 3. How to Open Images in Default Photo Viewer of Windows 10 4. How to Open Snipping Tool in Windows 10 Plus Tips and Tricks 5. How to change screen rotation 6. The first 5 things you need to do immediately after you install it a. Customize the Start Menu b. Manage restarts c. Meet the Action Center 7. How to turn off Windows 10's keylogger 8. How to create a local account in Windows 10 9. How to Disable the Windows 10 Lock Screen a. Disable Lock Screen Windows 10 Pro b. Disable Lock Screen Windows 10 Home 10. Start your PC in safe mode in Windows 10 2/17/16 11. How can I clean up the notifications area on the Windows 10 taskbar 2/24/16 12. Alter the information on the Microsoft Windows Start menu 2/24/15 6 | Page System Display, notifications, apps, power Devices Bluetooth, printers, mouse Network & Internet Wi-Fi, airplane mode, VPN Personalization Background, lock screen, colors Accounts Your accounts, email, sync, work, other users Time & language Speech, region, date Ease of Access Narrator, magnifier, high contrast Privacy Location, camera Update & security Windows Update, recovery, backup 7 | Page Display Customize your display Notifications & actions Apps & features Multitasking Tablet mode Battery saver Identify Detect Power & sleep Change the size of text, a pps, and other items: 100% (Recommended) Storage Offline maps Orientation Default apps About Adjust brightness level Advanced display settings 8 | Page Customize your display Resolution Related settings Color calibration ClearType text Advanced sizing of text and other items Display adapter properties 9 | Page Welcome to Display Color Calibration You can improve the color on your display by using Display Color Calibration to malice sure that colors appear accurately. To get started, move this window onto the display that you want to calibrate, and then click Next. How do I calibrate my display' 10 | Page Make the text on your screen easier to read ClearType is a software technology developed by Microsoft that improves the readability of text on existing LCDs (Liquid Crystal Displays), such as laptop screens, Pocket PC screens and flat panel monitors. With ClearType font technology, the words on your computer screen look almost as sharp and clear as those printed on a piece of paper. 11 | Page 12 | Page 13 | Page Display Quick actions Choose your quick actions Notifications & actions Apps & features Select which icons appear on the taskbar Multitasking Turn system icons on or off Tablet mode Notifications Battery saver Show me tips about Windows Power & sleep Show app notifications Storage Show notifications on the lock screen Offline maps Show alarms, reminders, and incoming VoIP calls on the Default apps lock screen About Hide notifications while presenting Show notifications from these apps 14 | Page Always show all icons in the notification area The list that you have will be different from this one Power Fully charged (100%) Volume Speakers (USS): Muted Windows Explorer Safely Remove Hardware and Eject Media Synaptics TouchPad Enhancements Synaptics Pointing Device igfxTray Module lntel(R) HD Graphics QuickSet Bing Desktop Application Bing Desktop SBAMTray Application VIPRE AP: enabled EP: enabled FW: enabled. WO Quick View Network N ETG EAR87-SG Internet access Intel® PROSet/Wireless WiMAX Connection ... WiMAX is not ready. Microsoft OneNote Quick Launcher Open New Side Note Skype Skype (Not signed in) Location Notification Your location is currently in use Task Manager Task Manager Microsoft Outlook Outlook is closing Microsoft Outlook You have new unread e-mail messages. 15 | Page The list that you have may be different from this one Clock Volume Network Powe Input Indicator Location Action Center 16 | Page & Display Apps features Manage optional features Notifications & actions Search, sort, and filter by drive. If you would like to uninstall or move an app, select it from the list. Apps & features Multitasking Tablet mode Battery saver Power & sleep Storage Offline maps Default apps About Related settings Programs and Features 17 | Page There are more items. They depend on what is installed on your computer Optional features See optional feature history Add a feature English (US) handwriting 6.26 MB English (US) optical character recognition 230 KB English (US) speech recognition 94.3 MB English (US) text-to-speech 61.4 MB English (US) typing 29.5 MB 18 | Page Last 7 days No feature history. 19 | Page 20 | Page Display Snap Arrange windows automatically by dragging them to Notifications & actions the sides or corners of the screen Apps & features When I snap a window, automatically size it to fill Multitasking available space Tablet mode When I snap a window, show what I can snap next to it Battery saver Power & sleep When I resize a snapped window, simultaneously resize any adjacent snapped window Storage Offline maps Virtual desktops Default apps On the taskbar, show windows that are open on About Pressing Alt+ Tab shows windows that are open on 21 | Page Tablet mode Display Make Windows more touch-friendly when using your Notifications & actions device as a tablet Apps & features Multitasking When I sign in Tablet mode Battery saver When this device automatically switches tablet mode on or off Power & sleep Storage Offline maps Hide app icons on the taskbar in tablet mode Default apps About 22 | Page Overview Display Battery level: Notifications & actions 100% Apps & features Your battery is fully charged. Multitasking Battery use Tablet mode Battery saver Battery saver Extends battery life by limiting background activity and push notifications Power & sleep Battery saver is currently: Storage Offline maps Battery saver is off while charging. Battery saver will turn on automatically when your battery falls below 20%. Default apps Battery saver settings About 23 | Page Showing battery use across all apps from the last: System: 0.0% Display: 0.0% Wi-Fi: 0.0% Change background app settings Change battery saver settings 24 | Page The list that you have will be different from this one Let apps in the background run Choose which apps can receive info, send notifications, and stay up-to- date, even when you're not using them.
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