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Increase Icon Cache size in Windows 10/8/7
23 March 2016If you feel that your desktop or explorer icons load slow when they start the PC you may want to increase Icon Cache size and see if it helps you. To Increase Icon Cache Size first create a system restore point. Should something go wrong, you will be able to restore your computer back to this point. Having
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Restrict/set Time Limit for User Account in Windows 10-8-7
14 March 2016To Restrict Time Limit for User Account use the Net User command. Net User is a command-line tool that helps system administrators add or modify user account behavior. While you can always use Parental Control or Microsoft Family Safety to do this and more. But in Windows 10, this built-in feature is tied to your
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Skylake systems that will be supported on Windows 8.1/7
2 February 2016In its latest drive to push Windows 10 adoption further, Microsoft announced that nextgen CPUs will only support Windows 10. Elaborating more on the announcement made, Microsoft published a list of more than 100 Skylake Systems that will be capable of offering Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 support – until July 17, 2017. What is
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Microsoft released technical preview of Windows for Lumia smart phones
13 February 2015Microsoft released technical preview of Windows 10 for phones to public. The company is seeding out the update via its Windows Insider app to select handsets. To download the new technical preview, you’ll first have to sign up for the Windows Insider preview program. Windows 10 for phones will support all Lumia handsets running Windows
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Windows 10 pre-consumer build leak shows all-new Cortana, Xbox apps and more
16 December 2014While Microsoft is yet to release the final version of Windows 10, a newly leaked build of the operating system gives a sneak peek into what is in store. A video released by WinBeta showcases the 9901 build of Windows 10, which comes with a number of features that could make it to the final
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Here’s why Windows 10 users may need to reinstall Microsoft Office
10 December 2014Users who are currently on the Windows 10 platform may need to re-install Microsoft office. As reported by Tech Crunch, Microsoft’s Gabriel Aul, has announced that a security update to Windows 10 will not install if the computer already has Office installed. This means that, for security reasons, Windows 10 users will have to uninstall
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