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How to quickly resolve your computer problems
Use Windows 10 built-in troubleshooter to help solve problems with your PC.
new windows features
I had to buy a new computer because the screen broke. I like the new version of windows included. lots of new features!
Windows 101: Track multiple time zones with world clock
Set up the world clock to track multiple time zones of your friends, family, and colleagues using the Windows world clock.
Happy about the Surface Duo, unhappy about Android system.
The idea of the Surface Duo is great, The idea of it running Android sucks. I choose to avoid Android/Google/Gmail, et al, when and where ever possible. I don't trust Google at all, and wish to cut ties to them in every way possible. I have chosen to trust Microsoft, this trust does NOT extend to Google. Within the Android operating system(s) I am REQUIRED to have (and use) a Gmail account. Even to download Microsoft apps (Launcher, Edge, Bing, Authenticator). These actions open all access to any of my information, location(s), search histories and any other data that may choose to mine to Google over-lords. I don't trust Google and hoped to use Microsoft as a buffer to their potential evils. The costs, closed system policies, and the guilt by association feelings have a;ways kept my from Apple products. I could never justify Apple when Steve Jobs was alive. Will it be my only choice be to assimilate to the Apple borg, as now guided by Tim Cook? I have never believed that Apple products were worth the costs, fees, and stigma that the brand represents in my mind. I am pleading with Microsoft, to find a better way. As much as I like the concept of the Surface Duo, the Android operating system forces us all toward Google. Who wants that? Please reconsider. What options might I consider, to keep me from accepting all of Google's Crapware and data-mining menace? I ask these things seriously, and don't know what to do.
Project to your PC screen
Windows 10 comes with yet another great feature. You can project another device to your PC screen. Though most devices are not designed to be projected to, it is possible. With this feature, instead of just projecting to your PC, you can also control the device from your PC. I find this best helpful when you would like to monitor someone else's PC, like a minor. Unlike Remote desktop, the device does not need to be connected to the same network as your PC. Such like devices include Smartphones through Miracast and other PCs through Miracast or intel WiDi. All you need to do on your PC is click on the start menu or search and type 'connect'. The app will appear and open it. Before connecting, windows will open the 'projecting to this PC' setting and confirm if your PC is compatible with Project. if it is compatible, change the settings to your liking. Once done, Open the connect app and on your other device, if a PC, click Windows key + P and select connect to a wireless display. On the connect tab, yo will see your PC's name. Select it and follow any instructions required, and enjoy your connection. you can also access the connect tab through the action center.
Cleaner, faster, safer – Keeping potentially unwanted apps at bay
Potentially unwanted applications (PUA) are a category of software that can cause your device to run slowly, display unexpected ads, or at worst, install other software which may be more harmful or annoying. In the Windows 10 May 2020 update, Potentially Unwanted App blocking is available to everyone running Windows 10!
Windows Feedback Hub: We're listening
The Feedback Hub team talks all things feedback and how they use your suggestions to improve Windows.
Staying safe on public Wi-Fi
Public Wi-Fi networks pose security risks that are avoidable with these safety tips.
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.
How do this feature work? How do I receive points?
I am new to this part of the forum and I am just gathering information so I understand it better. I know there are instructions, but I wanted to hear from the community to make sure the features all work as intended.
Search for messages and more in Teams - Office Support
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/search-for-messages-and-more-in-teams-4a...Search for group chats by the chat name (if it has one) or search by the name of the chat participants. Search for teams and channels. Search for a team or channel by its name in the command box. Click on the suggested option in the list to directly navigate to the Team or channel. Search for messages
Azure Cognitive Search - Cloud Search Service | Microsoft ...
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/searchAzure Cognitive Search is available in combinable search units that include reliable storage and throughput to set up and scale a cloud search experience quickly and cost-effectively. Add search units to increase queries per second, to enable high availability, or for faster data ingestion. Remove search units during low traffic periods.
SEARCH function (DAX) - DAX | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dax/search-function-daxExample: Search within a String. The following formula finds the position of the letter "n" in the word "printer". = SEARCH("n","printer") The formula returns 4 because "n" is the fourth character in the word "printer." Example: Search within a Column. You can use a column reference as an argument to SEARCH.
Search | Microsoft Docs
https://docs.microsoft.com/.../mvc/overview/getting-started/introduction/adding-searchSearch. 01/17/2019; 9 minutes to read +7; In this article Getting Started with ASP.NET MVC 5. Introduction to ASP.NET MVC 5. An updated version of this tutorial is available here using the latest version of Visual Studio.The new tutorial uses ASP.NET Core MVC, which provides many improvements over this tutorial.. This tutorial teaches ASP.NET Core MVC with controllers and views.
Search for anything, anywhere
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/17190Search Windows and the web from the taskbar to find help, apps, files, settings—you name it.You can also get quick answers from the web — like weather, stock prices, currency conversion, and much more —and get to websites faster by using links in the preview pane.. Pick up where you left off in Search home. Just tap or click Search for easy access to your top apps and recent activities.
