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Gaming after updating to Windows 10 Single Language.
I was using Win. 8.1 (OS and System both 64 bit) before updating to Win. 10 (OS and System both 64 bit). Things are perfect except the games. e.g. Assassins Creed, Medal of Honor. They worked prefectly fine in 8.1, but after updating to 10, I get error of 0xc000007b when I try to start those games. I tried all the options that were available on the internet regarding this error but nothing worked. Is there any real time solution for this problem, or is it that I'll need to downgrade the OS back to 8.1?
Restarting Modem and Wireless Router
We recently moved and have a new internet service provider. About once a month I loose internet access and have to shut down my PC, modem and wireless router, then restart and I come back on line. Is this normal? I know from past exerperience would have to do it maybe once a year. Just asking.
Safeguarding your computer with Windows 10 in S mode
More playtime, less stress. Windows 10 in S mode keeps it simple. Access any app you want in Microsoft Store without ever worrying about security.
Windows Narrator gets more accessible with QuickStart
Narrator QuickStart makes it easier to learn Narrator for Windows users with low vision and blindness.
unauthorized use
neighbor attached to my internet and was counted in settings as one of my connections, how do I get rid of them using my settings
How to use eSIM on your Windows 10 device
How do you connect to the Internet using your laptop? An eSIM lets you connect to the Internet over a cellular data connection without a physical SIM card from your mobile operator. Learn about an eSIM and how to use it on your Windows 10 device.
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My computer won't connect to my portable WI-FI.
My computer will connect to my hotspot on my phone, I should say it connects but no internet. I connect my phone to the portable WI-FI and it does just fine.
Worldwide catastrophe occurs, what device do you cling to?
Many of us have more than one device, proven on our Windows Community Conversations and by our responses on any given topic, which one device would you consider most valuable? Back up your answer and explain why! ππ₯πΏπΈπΉπ₯π½π» Laptop...PC...Smartphone...Tablet...Back up Hard Drive...Flash Drive...digital camera....blue tooth device... your childhood security blanket... Things to consider: internet access...battery life... hardline access vs. no cell towers...durability of your chosen device... Your most valuable means of communication would be what? Microsoft...have they covered all of the bases??? I realize this is a whacky question....but just imagine....
Windows 10 disabled me.
Before the windows 10 update i was reasonably computer literate. I have a bachelors degree (soc) and have been a regular online user since 2000. I could handle most tech issues, hook up a printer etc., make AND RETRIEVE my documents, up/download things, play my games, watch videos and play music just fine. After the windows 10 update I became technologically illiterate. I cant find anything because Microsoft organizes my files now, not me. I routinely get locked out of my accounts, apps and even my computers. I've had to do a factory reset on my machine twice now because i could not remember the password or which email i used for it. The machine is worthless without an internet connection. The language is convoluted, new words are not defined, the same word is used to describe different things or one thing will have multiple names. Often no words are used, just a symbol or an anacronym and it is not explained. New words are being invented and that's great, but they are never defined, just trotted on out like everyone knows what they mean, and when you finally do learn what it means THEY CHANGE THE DEFINITION!!! Near constant pop up? (thingies) distract me all the time, i cant finish one task before another app wants me to do something else. I used to only have to do heavy research if something was broken, now i have to google routine things like how to log in. I do not under stand the cloud system AT ALL and its getting worse. We got clouds in clouds now??? I did not realize how drastic a change this was until recently, when I had to drop an online masters program not because I did not understand the material (I'm an honors student) but because I NO LONGER KNOW HOW TO USE MY COMPUTER! Is there a class action lawsuit I can get in on? I want Microsoft to pay to put me through IT classes, it seems you now have to have an IT degree just to use a Microsoft OS. Can I go back to windows 8 or will there be a user friendly, functional update anytime soon?
What is IoT (Internet of Things)? | Microsoft Azure
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/internet-of-things-iot/what-is-the-internet...Internet of things devices come in all different forms and are used for a variety of different thingsβfrom helping individuals with day-to-day tasks to helping large organizations streamline operations and meet business goals. Things like smart appliances, smart lights, and smart door locks are all examples of IoT that you might find in ...
Azure IoT β Internet of Things Platform | Microsoft Azure
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/overview/iotInternet of Things or IoT refers to a collection of managed and platform services across edge and cloud that connect, monitor, and control billions of IoT assets. It also includes security and operating systems for devices and equipment, along with data and analytics that help businesses to build, deploy, and manage IoT applications. ...
Azure IoT Products and Services | Microsoft Azure
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/product-categories/iotInternet of Things (IoT) Develop robust IoT solutionsβfrom device to cloudβon an open and scalable platform. Get productive and scalable IoT solutions. Whether youβre an experienced cloud developer or just getting started with IoT, our powerful services and tools will help you develop next-generation IoT solutions. Learn more about Azure IoT.
Introduction to the Azure Internet of Things (IoT ...
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/iot-fundamentals/iot-introductionThe Azure Internet of Things (IoT) is a collection of Microsoft-managed cloud services that connect, monitor, and control billions of IoT assets. In simpler terms, an IoT solution is made up of one or more IoT devices that communicate with one or more back-end services hosted in the cloud.
