To increase the cache size in Windows 10, open the Settings menu, go to Systems and then select Storage. From here, click on 'Change how we free up space automatically' and drag the slider to the right to increase the System Cache size. You can also reduce the amount of time Windows holds onto your cache to improve system performance.

1. Connect the flash drive to your computer, open Device Manager, then try to update the driver for the device. 2. Check if the drive is recognised by Windows 10 by opening File Explorer and checking if the drive appears. 3. Use Disk Management to format the drive if it is not recognised by Windows 10. 4. Run a system check to make sure the ports are not being blocked by Windows 10 security settings. 5. Create a new partition and format the drive as a different file system. 6. Run file check or system restore to make sure there are no corrupt files or corrupted system settings. 7. If all else fails, try connecting the drive to a different computer and see if it is detected. If still not detected, the drive may be damaged.

Yes, Avast Antivirus will still protect your PC after Windows 10 stops. Avast Antivirus is designed to work on both Windows and Mac systems and is compatible with all current versions of Windows, including Windows 10.

1. Right-click any empty area on your desktop and select “View” from the context menu. 2. Select “Large Icons” or “Small Icons” from the Drop-down Menu to switch icons size on your desktop. 3. Right-click any empty area on the desktop and select “Sort by” from the context menu. 4. Select “Name,” “Size,” “Item Type,” “Date Modified” or “Date Created” to arrange the icons in that order. 5. To manually arrange the icons, click on the desktop and press and hold the left mouse button while moving the icon to a new position on the desktop.

Yes, you can still use Windows 7 after the end of support, however you will no longer receive any security updates or patches. This means that, while Windows 7 will continue to function, any new security vulnerabilities that are discovered may not be addressed. It is therefore recommended that you upgrade to a newer version of Windows (such as Windows 10) for the best security and performance.

1. Make sure that the touchpad is not disabled: From the Windows Start menu, search for “Control Panel” and open it. Click on “Hardware and Sound.” Under Devices and Printers, click on “Device Manager.” In Device Manager, expand the “Mice and other pointing devices” option. Right-click on your Dell touchpad device and click on “Enable” if the option is available. 2. Update your Dell touchpad driver: From the Windows Start menu, search for “Device Manager” and open it. In Device Manager, expand the “Mice and other pointing devices” option. Right-click on your Dell touchpad device and click on “Update driver.” Select the option to “Search automatically for updated driver software.” 3. Repeat the steps mentioned in 1 & 2 by disabling and re-enabling, and then updating the driver for any other Human Interface Devices (HID) that are present. 4. Make sure Touchpad sensitivity is enabled: Go to Control Panel > Hardware and Sound > Mouse. Under “Device settings,” make sure that Touchpad sensitivity is enabled. 5. Perform a System Restore: If all else fails, you can try performing a System Restore to a previous point when the touchpad was working. To do this, go to Control Panel > System and Security > System > System Protection and choose a Restore Point from the available options.