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Windows Blue Screen Stopcode Error
Hello Team, I keep getting error intermittently wherein my systems stops function and it automatically restarts The error message that i get is "KMODE EXCEPTION NOT HANDLED" Please help me to mitigate this issue as it has become a show stopper every day while i am working
Windows mail app closes on its own.
When I open Windows Mail app and click on an e-mail account or an e-mail that's already displayed, the app closes.
Windows Update: KB5003173 May "B" Mandatory Update
ā KB890830: Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool v5.89 It is now available. Seekers can now CHECK FOR UPDATES š Don't forget to run SFC & DISM before checking for updates. š Are updating your OS Build for the Month of May??? š
how to upgrade windows10 from 8.1
I would like to upgrade my pc from 8.1 to 10, could please help to me...
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What is/was your favorite version of Windows, and why?
Windows Update | Update error | Blue screen | No Support
Windows Update | Update error | Blue screen | No Support I cannot use my pc as windows update keeps asking for a restart. When doing so, it tries to install, reboots, fails to install, reverts to previous version, and log in screen. This has been like this for weeks! Bot support is a joke, same for chat and phone call. Today phone call from support that seemed an Indian guy walking that would say "My name is blablabla, can I have your name please?". That is a recorded voice as it keeps saying the same over and over again. My previous report, done more than a week ago, was deleted and I have lost the error code.
Please add new feature to Windows taskbar!
Hi all! I like the Windows taskbar, but generally speaking, it's plain. So if there were new features like other operating systems that could be added in the future, would be great. In the Mac Dock, there's this feature called a 'drawer' or something (quite unsure of the name) and you could add apps to that 'drawer' and when you click on it, it would expand to reveal all apps in it. And also, if there was a 'magnify' effect on mouse hover over icons with custom themes, it would be great!
Windows Community Should Be an App like Feedback Hub.
The Videos created by the Microsoft team are an excellent source of information for beginning windows 10 enthusiasts who are just learning how to actually use and operate the windows OS. Also, the community of online users with an awesome collection of problem solving skills is an excellent way to be able to problem solve PC problems cheaply, skillfully and with with little to no experience. This should be an integral App like the Feedback Hub and introduced upon the installation of all new windows installs giving new users instant source of information for problem solving issues and taking the fear out of not knowing what to do if they run into a problem or just have a question. The Community is an excellent under used (In my humble opinion) source that would benefit everyone in the long run. What do you think?
Why I can't find Windows as comfortable to use as Linux
I use Windows only for some games, and if Windows 10 had more features, I could use it on daily basis, but at the moment it is missing a few very important features. First problem is filesystem support. Windows 10 supports only very few different filesystems, which means I can't access devices like my Raspberry Pi's SD card, and also NTFS isn't actually very good filesystem. Second thing is, I can't customize Windows 10 enough. (PLEASE tell me if any of following features exist, I would love to use them!) I would like to set custom shortcuts for moving/managing windows, and I would love to have at least partly similar behavior as tiling window managers on Linux have, by which I mean that by default, program would open full-sized (not fullscreen though), but if I open another program, it would automatically split the windows. Also, I find it actually harder to search programs from internet, and then download an installer, then run it to get the program installed, and then being able to use it. On Linux (I use Arch Linux btw.) there is a thing called package management, so with package manger I can search for programs and install them straight away, and then instantly being able to use them. Also through package manager I can update all my packages = whole operating system and all programs (which are installed via package management). Also I can't do as much stuff on Windows CMD or powershell as I can in Linux terminal, and especially on Arch I like that I've hand-picked each part of system, so I know what it can do, and what it contains. And in Linux terminal, with sudo (or root user) I have the rights over all the operating system. I understand that some of these will never be accomplished in Windows, but I hope that at least some of these will be picked up as an actual suggestions. If I had to select three things to include from these, they would be package management, filesystem support and waaayy more customization options.
Go back to Default Settings (Windows Defender)
So i was messing with windows defender settings, and i removed every single thing from - App & Browser Control>Exploit Protection Settings>Program Settings,,,,, is there a way to restore those settings ?
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