How can I change the default installation location in Windows 10?

By default, Windows 10 puts all software that you install from the App Store in the “C:\Porgram Files\WindowsApps” folder and saves user data in “C:\Users[User name]\AppData\Local\Packages”. If, for any reason, you want to change the location of the files, you can, of course, do so as follows:

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Windows 11 – Check system requirements

The fact is that the system requirements for Windows 11 and Windows 10 don’t differ much, but slight differences can easily mean that you can’t upgrade your machine to the new system. If you want to check that your device meets the requirements of Windows 11, PC Health Check is one of the best and indeed the only official application for the job.

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How do I install the latest ISO file for Windows 10?

Most of you are probably aware that Microsoft’s Media Creation Tool allows you to create a USB key in a matter of seconds, which you can then use to install the latest version of Windows 10 on your PC or notebook. Fewer people know that you can also use the same tool to create an ISO file, which can be helpful to, among other things, if you want to install Windows on a virtual computer.

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Does your computer support modern standby in Windows 10?

Microsoft has introduced Connected Sleep in Windows 8.1, where the notebook (or PC) does not turn off entirely but instead enters an extreme power-saving mode. At the same time, some essential functions (such as internet connection) continue to work. In Windows 10, this has been replaced by Modern Standby, but not all legacy devices support this feature. Luckily, it’s not too hard to check if your machine is OK with the feature!

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AMD expands towards ARM chips

Now that the company is starting to regain its strength in the PC processor market, it is trying its hand in a new area: ARM chips!

AMD is currently synonymous for users with desktop processors and high-quality video cards, but the company is a consumer product manufacturer and a custom manufacturer. The US manufacturer also produces semi-custom processors for Sony and Microsoft, the former for the PlayStation line and Xboxes.

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How can I display Wi-Fi passwords in a readable way using Windows 10?

No additional device is needed to find out the password of your currently active Wi-Fi connection if you forget it. Right-click on the Wi-Fi icon in the notification area of the taskbar and select Open Network and Internet Settings from the local menu. Select the Wi-Fi category in the left column and click on the Network and Sharing Center link in the Related Settings area on the right to open the corresponding area of the classic Control Panel.

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How can I use two screens in Windows 10?

It’s no problem to work with two screens at once, as Windows 10 automatically recognizes the second monitor so it’s ready to use. If not, you’ll need to install the hardware first. Once you’ve connected the second monitor to your PC, press Windows+P. In the Projection window that appears, you can choose from a few options.

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How do I turn off Automatic Tablet Mode in Windows 10?

Windows 10 now offers two ways to permanently prevent your computer from switching to tablet mode, so that you can make sure your computer doesn’t switch to tablet mode either when you sign in or when you use your device as a tablet. These options, which are only available on mobile devices, can be accessed …

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How do I turn off the new Meet Now feature in Windows 10?

With update KB4580364, released at the end of October 2020, Microsoft has added a new Conference Now feature to Windows 10 to simplify the creation of spontaneous video conferences. Anyone who is annoyed by the icon appearing in the already cluttered notification area can quickly remove it. Open Windows+I, select the Personalisation category and click …

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