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"No Internet Access" Problem (This is SERIOUS!)
I have used my Dell Latitude computer for a long time now (It's running Windows 10). When I turned on the computer and log in, I noticed that there's no internet access in my PC. I tried so many fixes like resetting network, changing protocols, resetting Windows sockets API, reinstalling and updating networking drivers, etc.; but still, NO InTeRNet AcCesS. Even if it does work, the problem returns after a few days. How can I get rid of this problem once and for all?
HP HP Stream laptop
I am looking to find a way to update my window 10 since I have HP Stream laptop that my wife order from HSN. It hasn't be update for awhile no matter what I did by following all the instructions on almost every available website or using Youtube. I do have an external drive but it will not let me use it to update my window. I rather do this the easy way then to follow someone instruction that contains too many pages to follow. I need the quickest way to resolve this unless I have to pay for a remote assistance to repair this laptop.
Intel Corporation - Display Update (Version- 26.20.100.7372)
HI There, At 24th March 2020, I am trying to check for my Windows 10 update as usually i am checking via settings application. After that i am noticed there was a update that's called Intel Corporation - Display (Version- 26.20.100.7372). So as usual i am download the update and then try to install it. But the real problem was start here the update installing process was too long and suddenly it stuck at 0%. So i was deciding to update that letter,but when i try to close the settings app then suddenly my display was blank and black and also it not responding. After that i am try to boot the laptop by pressing the power key, it boot up (very slowly). Then i am trying to open the update app but the same problem is here. I don't know What problem is here? Is there any Bugs or Something? I will be glad if someone help me regarding this issue....... One More Thing: The Intel Driver Support and Assistant app was up to date no update was pending there,Also the Windows 10(Home) was Up To date
Reminisce the DOS Command
I'm just reminisce the days when DOS commands were required to be learned in order to operate a computer. Even though it's old school, the DOS commands are still valid and are provided via the Command Prompt window until Windows 10. There are a lot of powerful and useful commands in Command Prompt. Some that I still use often are: ping and tracert. See this video to know more : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJV-GBZ6PeM&feature=youtu.be To see the syntax for help just add: /? ping /? or tracert /? Those were the days, my friend. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QptZ8tYZAkE Do you still love the old school days?
Bored? Visit My Channel! 🎮 The new updates are on it's way
Visit my youtube channel if you bored and don't forget to leave comment below. I'm gonna going to publish some videos about windows insider previews. Stay subscribed and hit the bell notification to get the videos at you fingertips. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJyTB7qwE3P0PtHM6b-8gDA The version I experiencing now, ( at the moment of 16th February of 2021) Edition Windows 10 Home Insider Preview Single Language Version 2004 Installed on ‎2/‎9/‎2021 OS build 21301.1010 Serial number PF1BB6B0 Experience Windows Feature Experience Pack 221.501.0.3
Utterances on Updates
Trying to be alliterative, not sure I succeeded 🥴 Thought I'd bore you for a while about Updates (From an almost quote by Jimi Hendrix). ALWAYS stay absolutely current❗ Meaning withOUT delays❗ I will talk about what is/was and what will be. Windows tries to restart your PC as infrequently as possible. Win10 has Saas or WaaS (Software as a Service, Windows as a Service), which refers to its FREE auto-updating. * There are 2 FEATURE updates annually or the bi-annuals, one in the Spring (H1) & one in the Fall (H2). Normally, one is Minor & one is Major. * There are Monthly Updates (2nd Tues). These are 90% security, 10% functional, so to speak. They are cumulative, meaning what IS + what's new. So, you don't have to go back & pick up anything from the past. They require a Restart. Ergo, besides the bi-annuals Windows is restarting your machine once a month. * Restarts can be set by the End User to happen outside of "Active Hours" 👌, now, that said... things have changed/are changing/will change. Some may have, already, noticed things are quicker, taking less time. A while back the methodology used for update delivery changed. The bi-annuals are much smaller & lighter & will become even more so. Updating is somewhat re-organised & more efficient: 1. Store is now handling most apps or will be & more than it did 2. Hs are being delivered in the same way as monthlies, now. 3. Some of the burden of the bi-annuals will greatly lessened in the near future. The OS will receive Feature stuff as soon as it is ready, instead of waiting for an H. This will happen via Windows Feature Experience Pack. You can see this, now in System > About, but it's not doing too much yet. Most of the above is, already, happening. Much is part of 21H2. 21H2 is heaps more than what will be visual & tangible, more than the cosmetics. Heaps of under-the-covers stuff with 21H2, as well as the superficial or visually obvious. This all improves the User Experience greatly. Cheers, Drew
Laptops with keyboard lighting
Hello Windows Community, What are your favorite choices of laptops with keyboards that have lighting?
Long file names
Just in the last couple of days I've discovered I don't seem to be able to name my files anything longer than 30 characters. Knock wood, I haven't had any issues opening/saving existing files with names longer than that. What gives? I'm running: -Windows 10 Pro -Version 1909 -Installed 6/1/20 -OS build: 18363.1139 -Lenovo ThinkPad, 64-bit with 16 GB of RAM Thanks!
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.
Will You Save Your System or Format it?
Let say you are facing a technical problem in Windows and you have the following options: 1) You could just format and reinstall Windows (e.g. using reset or refresh) and reinstall and recover everything and go back to world. 2) You will work on find and fix the problem and solve it without formatting your Windows. The first one might be easy but you will need to reinstall everything and second one might be time consuming but you won't go for reinstall and recovery process.
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Download Windows 10 - microsoft.com
https://www.microsoft.com/software-download/windows10If you are installing Windows 10 on a PC running Windows XP or Windows Vista, or if you need to create installation media to install Windows 10 on a different PC, see Using the tool to create installation media (USB flash drive, DVD, or ISO file) to install Windows 10 on a different PC section below.
Get Windows 10 | Microsoft
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/get-windows-10There are two ways to get Windows 10. A short quiz will help you decide whether to buy Windows 10 to install on your current PC, or to buy a new Windows 10 PC.
Explore Windows 10 OS, Computers, Apps, & More | Microsoft
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows1 For the supported lifetime of the device. Internet access fees may apply. 2 Hardware dependent.. 3 PC hardware requirements may vary for games on Windows 10. DirectX Raytracing available with supported games, graphics chips, and requires Windows 10 April Update (or newer).
Buy & Download Windows 10 - Microsoft Store
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/store/b/windowsFrom $139.00. With Windows 10 at the heart of your computer you can do it all. • Built-in security features include antivirus, firewall, and internet protections. • Scan your face or fingerprint with Windows Hello for a fast, secure, and password-free way to unlock your PC.*.
