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In Windows 10, apps can remain active in the background, even if you’re not using them. The reason such functionality exists is because while you may not care about notifications or live updated data in the moment (because you’re not presently using that specific app), you may still want to get the most recently available
Like in life, your Windows Device may also need a reset for a fresh start. In fact, in some scenarios, switching your device back to the factory defaults may even improve battery life, speed, security, and browsing experience — According to Microsoft’s own support resource. So how can you implement a factory reset in Windows
When referring to rolling back Windows 10 updates, it could usually mean one of the two things: Going back to the previous version of the Windows 10 Operating system. Uninstalling specific items from a list. You can handpick what you want to remove. Follow along, to get a tour of both approaches. How To Roll
If everything is functioning the way it’s supposed to, and you’re proactive about updating your Windows OS regularly, there shouldn’t be a need for you to worry about your drivers not being the latest version. Part of the Windows update is about ensuring your drivers are upgraded. However, if you’re having issues, or curious in
To personalize how bright or dim and what colors a screen on Windows 10 will use, there are primarily two aspects that can control these behavior. They are: Screen brightness Night light How To Change Screen Brightness on Windows Chiefly, there are two approaches to changing the screen brightness. It’s either directly via the Action