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Microsoft Virtual Agent offers personalized support 24-7
Microsoft Virtual Agent offers instant technical support 24/7. Learn how content and science teams came together to create friendly, conversational artificial intelligence.
The Story of Windows Feedback: We're listening!
The story of Windows Feedback team which is responsible for listening to customer feedback.
View high quality photos on your digital camera with the RAW Image Extension
View your professional-looking graphics on your digital camera with the RAW Image Extension with the Windows 10 May 2019 Update.
Win. 10 disk cleanup: How to delete temporary files
hi all: I wonder why is it that when it gets to like the 7th or 8th day, especially day 7, going to Storage and Temporary Files, I noticed the temporary files is there. It doesn't happen from day 1 to day 6. I have to clean it up. But it still appears in disk cleanup. I actually delete temporary files from manually before going to Storage. I thought it could be a bug in Windows 10. Wondering under temporary files, why it will not state 0 bytes in disk cleanup. For mine, it will state 2.07 MB. For some of you, it might state GB. I searched online and found a way for the temporary files to state 0 bytes in disk cleanup. Here are the steps: reminder, the following steps involve registry and do not modify other things, as it might cause serious issues with your device. 1. Please type reg under search and it will show Registry editor. Please click on run as administrator. 2. Then, go to, HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\VolumeCaches\Temporary Files 3. In the right-pane, double-click LastAccess. 4. Set the value data for LastAccess to 10. That is what I did for mine. After you are finished and go back to Storage and Temporary Files or the disk cleanup, you will notice under temporary files, it will state 0 bytes. A reminder: Even though it might state like 2.07 MB under temporary files, but when you actually delete the files manually, it will have no affect at all. You don't lose disk space because of it. Hope this helps.
Staying safe on public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi networks pose security risks that are avoidable with these safety tips.
Como faz um convite no Word?
Eu vou fazer aniversário e preciso fazer um convite no Word. Como faz um convite no Word?
Do you find yourself talking directly to your computer? 🤨
I have a tendency to talk to my computer. May sound a bit daft! 🤨 If I am under pressure for whatever reason, or I am searching for a reference and cannot find it, I talk AT my computer - most likely with exasperation that anything else; not that this helps me to find the resource any quicker though. If I have the radio on in the background and the news is being broadcasted, I most definitely voice my opinion on the subject matter to my computer (which thankfully remains silent - unless Narrator is switched on). 😲 Then that becomes a whole different ball game if I am working on a Word document. 🤣 Has being on lockdown changed your behaviour towards your computer? If we have a more extended lockdown and have to work from home for a prolonged period of time, will this influence/change our working behaviours? Your PoV please 😀 Keep well.
Family options: Set Windows to protect your family online
Use Family options to help keep kids and other family members safe online.
February quest
Has anyone received 500 points for the February quest? I am legally blind. I do not know if I missed something. I am halfway through the March quest but I am not sure if I will get any points for this month either.
Memory Use in low-memory devices
With each feature update (since 1607, at least), Windows 10 uses more memory (and disk space, but that's another day). It's getting to where 50-60% of RAM in a tablet/2-in-1 (2GB RAM, Win10 Home 32-bit) or older laptop (4GB RAM, Win10 Home 64-bit) is taken for a multitude of services and other tasks most of which just site there - seldom actually using CPU cycles after system startup. Yes, we should buy new computers with more RAM, on a never-ending cycle. Sorry, not going to happen in the real world where budgets are tight. What Windows needs is to be more cognizant of what the machine it's running on has available, and adjust its running footprint to match. A good rule of thumb might be: 50% of RAM when not running apps explicitly opened by the user is probably too much. If I don't have a lot of RAM, load those services only when they're needed and unload them afterward. Yes, that would slow down things when the services are needed and have to be reloaded, but the overuse of RAM is slowing things down anyway by pushing things into swap when any significant app is opened. Using swap is a real pain with spinning rust, but not great with eMMC or slower SSDs either. Look in Task Manager sometime and note how much is sitting there at the bottom of the process list nearly all the time, using no CPU once the system has stabilized following startup; those tasks and services should be candidates for killing during normal use. At minimum (assuming a reasonably-sized C: drive), those should be swapped out after a certain amount of "dead" time without waiting for something else to be loaded that forces the issue (and slows the load of a task that is actually needed). ??? Mike B Plain Olde (Power, sometimes) User, from mainframe and pre-IBM PC days
Microsoft Search | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoftsearchMicrosoft Search is an enterprise search experience that increases productivity and saves time by delivering more relevant search results for your organization
Learn about Microsoft Search in Microsoft 365 - Office Support
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/learn-about-microsoft-search-in-microsoft...Microsoft Search is a new search offering that helps you save time by bringing you the best of the web and work in a single experience. Find what you need with Microsoft Search. See how Microsoft Search can make Office even more powerful. Find what you need with Search in Office.
Terminology Search - Microsoft | Language Portal
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/language/SearchSearch Enter a Term English Afrikaans Albanian Amharic Arabic Armenian Assamese Azerbaijani (Latin) Bangla (Bangladesh) Bangla (India) Basque Belarusian Bosnian (Cyrillic) Bosnian (Latin) Bulgarian Catalan Central Kurdish Cherokee Chinese Simp.
Fix problems in Windows Search - Windows Client ...
https://docs.microsoft.com/.../shell-experience/fix-problems-in-windows-searchIf Windows Search is unresponsive or the search results don't appear as expected, try any of the following solutions that provided in this article. Your PC automatically indexes content to deliver faster search results. Learn more about Search indexing in Windows 10. Use the Windows Search and ...
