1. Check your device’s location services. Make sure that your device has location services turned on and that your location is active. 2. Close the app and restart it. If Find My Friends isn't working, try closing the app and then reopening it. 3. Make sure you're running the latest version of Find My Friends. Check for any new updates for Find My Friends and make sure you're running the latest version. 4. Make sure you have a strong internet connection. A weak internet connection can cause Find My Friends to not work properly. Try restarting your device, switching Wi-Fi networks or turning off mobile data. 5. Reboot your device. If all else fails, try rebooting your device to see if that solves the problem.

Yes, it is possible to have an anonymous share on Windows 10. To do this, right-click the folder you'd like to share and select Properties. In the Sharing tab, click Advanced Sharing and then check the box next to ‘Allow access to additional users’. Select ‘Anonymous’ from the dropdown menu, and click OK. This will allow anonymous users to browse and view the files in that folder.

1. Launch the Windows Security app. 2. From the left-hand menu, select App and browser control. 3. Select Exploit protection settings on the right. 4. Select User Interface and Infrastructure. 5. Scroll down to "Disallow file system APIs from protected processes" and toggle the switch to On. 6. Select Apply.

1. Right-click the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner of your screen and select Settings. 2. In Settings, click Network & Internet. 3. Go to the Sharing tab and in the Home Networking section, click Change advanced sharing settings. 4. Expand the section for the type of network, either Private or Public, that your PC is connected to and turn on network discovery, file and printer sharing, and public folder sharing. 5. Click Save changes. 6. To enable specific folders to be shared, you can open File Explorer and right-click the folder you want to share. 7. Select Properties and then click the Share tab. 8. Check the boxes for the users or groups you want to share with and click Share.

1. Make sure you are running the latest version of Microsoft Edge. 2. Download the extension (.crx or .zip file) from a trusted source and save it to your computer. 3. In Microsoft Edge, click the More icon (three horizontal dots) from the top-right corner. 4. Select Extensions from the menu. 5. On the Extensions page, turn on the toggle switch next to Developer mode. 6. Click the Load extension button. 7. Select the downloaded file and approve any security warnings. The extension should now be installed and listed in the Extensions page in Microsoft Edge.

1. Open the "Run" box by pressing Windows + R. 2. Type "regedit" into the box and press "Enter." 3. Once the Registry Editor opens, navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer. 4. In the panel to the right, double-click on "Hide these specified control panel items." 5. Under this option, add the full name of any program you want to hide from the control panel. Separate each program name with a comma. 6. Close the registry editor and restart your computer.

Yes, you can run DOS programs on Windows 10 32-bit using an emulator such as DOSBox.

1. Resource Monitor: Resource Monitor is a built-in tool that allows users to quickly and easily monitor memory in Windows 10. It displays a real-time view of memory usage including detailed information about memory consumption per process, as well as a graph of total RAM usage over time. 2. Performance Monitor: Performance Monitor is another excellent tool for tracking memory usage. It allows users to view memory usage for all processes, along with access to detailed graphs of memory usage over time. 3. Sfc/scannow: sfc/scannow is a command-line utility that allows users to scan the integrity of important system files, including those used by the memory management system. It can identify problems such as corrupt files or mismatches caused by driver updates, allowing users to identify and address potential issues. 4. Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool: Windows Memory Diagnostics Tool is a dedicated memory diagnostics utility included with Windows 10. It can quickly identify problems in system memory, such as bad blocks or errors caused by a failing RAM module.

Your ISO files may be automatically mounting in Windows 10 due to the AutoPlay feature of the system. This feature is enabled by default in Windows 10, and it allows your system to automatically open certain files as soon as they’re inserted into a disc drive or memory card reader. You can easily disable this setting by going to the Control Panel and selecting AutoPlay, then unchecking the “Use AutoPlay for all media and devices” box.

1. Select the Start menu, then type in ‘backup’ in the search box. 2. Click on ‘Backup and Restore (Windows 7)’ from the search results. 3. On the Backup and Restore window, click ‘Set up backup’. 4. Choose where you would like to save your backup (an external drive or OneDrive). 5. Select ‘Let me choose’ under What do you want to back up. 6. Select the files and folders that you want to back up. 7. Choose whether you’d like to back up your entire system or just a specific selection of files. 8. Click ‘Next’ and follow the instructions to finish setting up the backup.