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Microsoft: Windows 10 is now on 1.3 billion monthly users
Congratulations on the new achievement !
Easier navigation with Windows 10 tablet mode
Tablet mode makes it easy to eliminate the need for a keyboard or mouse. Traverse the Windows 10 operating system using touch as your main form of input.
Meet Victor and Kyle: Building safer Edge use
Windows engineers Victor Ngo and Kyle Pflug help make the Windows Edge browsing experience more safe and private. Here's how, and a look at what they bring to their work.
Windows history part 1: Interface Manager becomes Windows
Windows history told by Amy Stevenson, the Microsoft Archivist
Troubleshooting tips for WiFi printer issues
Your WiFi printer refuses to co-operate? We have tips to help fix your printer issues.
Things to know about Windows 10 upgrade
Decided to upgrade your operating system to Windows 10? Here are a few things to consider.
Family options: Set Windows to protect your family online
Use Family options to help keep kids and other family members safe online.
Configuring User Account Control
You can change User Account Control settings. User Account Control prevents unauthorized changes to your computer unless you accept to do so. This is dependent on program installations or configuration changes. To change User Account Control settings: 1. Click Start, type "user account control" (without the quotation marks), and then click Change User Account Control Settings in a list of results. 2. Drag the slider up or down to what setting you want: - Always notify me when applications try to install software or make changes to my computer and I make changes to Windows settings - Notify me only when applications try to make changes to my computer (default) but don't notify me when I make changes to Windows settings - Notify me only when applications try to make changes to my computer (do not dim my desktop) but don't notify me when I make changes to Windows settings - Never notify me when applications try to install software or make changes to my computer and I make changes to Windows settings 3. Click OK. Notes: - If you set User Account Control to Never Notify, you will be prompted to restart your computer. Using this setting is not recommended. - If you set User Account Control to Always Notify, you will always be notified when applications try to make changes to your computer or make changes to Windows settings. This is the highest security setting. - When a User Account Control dialog box pops up, your desktop will be dimmed until you provide confirmation.
Never get locked out of your Windows 10 PC again!
Lost your password? Ananda Sarkar shows how Windows 10 now lets you reset it if you get locked out, so you can get back to work.
We are here to help! Getting help for Windows 10
Learn about many quick ways to get expert help using Windows, including the Get Help app that comes in Windows 10.
