1. Click the Start button and select Control Panel. 2. In the Control Panel window, select the option for Network and Internet. 3. On the Network and Sharing Center page, select the option for Change Adapter Settings in the left menu. 4. A window will open with a list of your Network Connections. You can select any of the connections to view more information or make changes.

1. Open the Start menu and type “Control Panel”, then click “System and Security”. 2. Click “System”, then on the left side of the window click “Remote Settings”. 3. On the Remote tab, select “Allow Remote Connections”. 4. Select the “Allow Remote Assistance” check box and click OK. 5. Open “Run” and type “mstsc /addserver” and press Enter. 6. Enter the name or IP address of the server you want to add and then press enter. 7. Enter the username and password for the server connection, then press OK. You have now successfully added a server connection to your Windows 10.

1. Open the Start menu and type “Device Manager” in the search box. 2. Select “Device Manager” from the search results. 3. Expand the category of device that you need to update, such as “Display adapters” 4. Right-click the device and select “Properties.” 5. Click the “Driver” tab and click “Update Driver.” 6. Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the updating process. Depending on the manufacturer of your device and the version of Windows 10 that is installed on your computer, these instructions can vary. 7. Once the update process is complete, restart your computer.

1. Open the Local Group Policy Editor by opening the Run dialog box (press Windows Key+R) and type "gpedit.msc". 2. Once the Group Policy Editor is open, navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Store. 3. Select the "Turn off the Store application" setting and set it to "Enabled". 4. This will block access to the Microsoft Store from your Windows 10 PC.

The Windows 10 Technical Preview and Windows Server Technical Preview are both early versions of their respective products that Microsoft has released to the public so that people can test the functionality of the software in a controlled environment. These early versions of Windows 10 and Windows Server come with several new features and improvements that have yet to be officially released. Microsoft encourages people to provide feedback during their testing of the technical preview in order to help perfect the software prior to its full production rollout.

1. Use an Automated Password Manager A password manager is an automated program that stores and encrypts user passwords so they can easily be accessed and used without having to remember them manually. 2. Use a Unique Password for Each Account A unique password should be used for each and every account in Windows 10. Using the same password for multiple accounts makes them vulnerable to hacks. 3. Use Two-Factor Authentication Two-factor authentication adds an extra layer of security to your accounts by requiring a second form of authentication, usually via a mobile app or a text message, prior to allowing access to your account. 4. Use Longer and Complex Passwords Using longer and complex passwords is the best way to protect your accounts from attacks. Long and complex passwords are harder to guess and harder to brute-force. 5. Regularly Change Your Passwords It’s a good idea to regularly change your passwords in order to ensure maximum safety. This will help to prevent against any attempts to guess or brute-force your passwords.

1. Open the Settings app, and click/tap on the Accounts icon. 2. Click/tap on Family & other users on the left side, and click/tap on the user (ex: Local account user) you want to delete (remove) on the right side under Other users. (see screenshot below) 3. Click/tap on the Remove button. (see screenshot below) 4. If asked if you're sure you want to remove this user, click/tap on the Delete account and data button. (see screenshot below) 5. The user (ex: Local account user) has now been removed (deleted) from Windows 10. (see screenshot below)

You can record a game in Windows 10 using the built-in Game Bar. To do this, open the game you want to record, then press the Windows Key + G on your keyboard to open the game bar. Once it is open, click the Record button to start recording. You can also choose to include a microphone or webcam in your recording. When you are done recording, click the Stop button and your video will be saved in the Videos folder.

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. Open the Start menu and search for "Progressive Web Apps". 2. Right-click on any app and select "Uninstall". 3. Confirm the app's removal. 4. Restart your computer to ensure the files are fully removed.