How to Download Administrative Templates (.admx) for Windows 10 version 1909
Microsoft is providing a set of administrative templates for all Windows 10 versions, including version 1909 ‘November 2019 Update’. Administrative templates are *.admx files which are required to configure the Group Policy options properly. Continue reading “Download Administrative Templates for Windows 10 Version 1909”
Notepad is one of the oldest built-in apps in Windows. It’s also the simplest text editor you can find on Windows but still it’s a great app for quick file editing. Here are two useful tricks that you can use in Notepad. Continue reading “Two Fun Tricks to Use Notepad on Windows 10”
How to Add Mono Audio Context Menu in Windows 10
Mono audio is a special Accessibility feature of Windows 10 that makes sure that even if a listener has an issue with one ear or one audio channel, he or she will never miss a word or sound of audio playing in a stereo headset or multichannel speakers. For many years, the audio we listen to has come with distinct left and right channels. In this case, the listener receives a different audio stream from both channels with different sounds. Unlike stereo, monoaural audio plays the same stream via both channels. Windows 10 includes a native option to enable Mono audio output. You can access it faster by adding a special context menu command to the Desktop.
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How to Enable Mono Audio in Windows 10
Mono audio is an accessibility feature of Windows 10 that makes sure that even if a listener has an issue with one ear or one audio channel, he will never miss a word or sound of audio playing in a stereo headset or multi-channel speakers. Usually, audio streams include at least left and right channels. So, the listener receives a different audio stream from both channels with different sounds. Unlike stereo, mono audio plays the same stream via both channels.
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How to Create Shortcut to Advanced Startup Options in Windows 10
Windows 10 has a number of troubleshooting and recovery tools in the boot menu, placed under Advanced Startup options. They are useful when you run into issue that you cannot fix in the regular Windows 10 session. E.g. you can use them to overwrite or delete some in-use files. To open Advanced Startup Options faster, you can create a shortcut to directly start Windows 10 in Advanced Startup mode.
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How to Disable ‘These Files Might Be Harmful to Your Computer’ Message in Windows 10
When you connect to a network share by making a network drive from a remote folder, and accessing it by IP address of the server, Windows 10 show a message These Files Might Be Harmful to Your Computer once you open a file stored there. You may want to get rid of that annoying message.
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How to Reset the Settings app in Windows 10
Microsoft introduced a Settings app in Windows 10 to replace the classic Control panel program. Due to this reason, most of the classic options have received their modern counterparts in the Settings app. With Windows 10, Microsoft wants users to start using the Settings app for all customization tasks.
How to Turn On or Off HDR and WCG Color for a Display in Windows 10
The Windows 10 operating system includes support for HDR videos (HDR). The HDR video format eliminates various limitations of classic SDR video signals and adds a greater brightness and color to the picture. Continue reading “Turn On or Off HDR and WCG Color for Display in Windows 10”
How to unblock files downloaded from Internet in Windows 10
If you downloaded a file from the Internet, Windows 10 shows you a security warning every time you try to open it. Some file types are completely blocked from opening.
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How to Change the App for the Edit Menu for Images in Windows 10 File Explorer
In Windows 10, File Explorer includes the Edit command in the context menu for images. If you right-click an image, and select Edit, the image will be opened in Microsoft Paint. In this article, we will see how to change the app for the Edit command and replace it with an image editor of your choice.
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