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.

WSUS (Windows Server Update Services) is a patch management system developed by Microsoft. It enables IT administrators to manage the deployment of updates and security patches for Windows 10 devices. WSUS allows IT administrators to automatically approve or decline updates for individual computers, as well as schedule when the updates will occur. This can help reduce the impact of patches on the network by scheduled them at convenient times, as well as ensure that all computers in the network are up to date with security patches.

1. Open the Camera app by pressing the Windows button and typing “Camera” 2. Click the Settings icon in the lower-right corner of the Camera app window 3. Scroll down to “Save Folder” and select Change 4. Choose a new folder for your saved pictures and videos and then click “OK” 5. All future photos and videos taken in the Camera app will be saved in the newly chosen folder.

Windows XP Home can support 4 GB of RAM.

1. Use the Storage Sense feature The built-in Storage Sense feature can automatically free up disk space if your device is running low on storage. To enable it, go to Settings > System > Storage and toggle the Storage Sense switch. 2. Remove temporary and unneeded files Windows 10 accumulates a large number of files in the Temp folder and other directories that you can safely delete to recover disk space. To do this, open the Disk Cleanup tool by typing disk cleanup in the search box of Windows 10. 3. Move files to an external drive To move files to an external drive, right-click on the files you want to move, and select Cut or Copy. Then, paste them onto your external hard drive or flash drive. 4. Delete old restore points System Restore creates restore points to help you restore your computer in case something goes wrong. However, these restore points can take up a lot of disk space. To delete old restore points, go to Settings > Update & Security > System > System Protection and press the Configure button. 5. Uninstall unneeded apps Most people have a lot of apps installed on their Windows 10 PCs that don’t get used. These unneeded apps can take up valuable disk space. To uninstall them, go to Setting > Apps > Apps & Features and uninstall the ones you no longer use. 6. Disable hibernation Hibernation is a feature which saves power by turning off the computer but keeps the current state of the system in memory. It's useful for laptops, but it also requires a file called “hiberfil.sys” which can take up a lot of disk space. To turn it off, open an elevated command prompt and type powercfg.exe /hibernate off.

1. Use an antivirus and firewall: Install and regularly update an antivirus program and a firewall. Running regular scans will help protect against ransomware and other malware. 2. Back up regularly: Make sure you back up your important files and data regularly, such as documents, photos, and videos. This will help you recover your data if ransomware or other malware attack your system. 3. Stay up to date: Keep your system and applications, such as browsers and plugins, up to date with the latest security features. 4. Be cautious when opening emails and clicking links: Be careful when you open emails and click on links or attachments, especially from unknown senders. Ransomware is commonly spread through malicious links and attachments. 5. Install a VPN: Install a virtual private network (VPN) on your system to encrypt your data and protect it from ransomware.