Laptop Tips And Tricks with Mr .Raut

 Laptop Tips And Tricks

    

Microsoft Windows is not a single, but is an interwoven patchwork of tools and built-in features that can be traced back to the dawn of the test operating system. In a system that has existed for so long, it makes sense that there are small tricks and tricks that most people don't even know about. [Sources: 13] 

    

Windows has come a long way in the last 30 years and there are a number of practical tricks that might surprise you. Windows is so common that many of us don't even realize that it has some special features that may boost your computer's speed, stream media over multiple devices, share content with your family and even make customizations to make it your own. There are no re-tools in Microsoft Windows to develop Windows 7 when you switch from a Mac. [Sources: 4, 13] 

    

It is accessible over a stylized window icon in the corner of your screen. Right-click on the Windows icon to get quick access to Device Manager, Task Manager, Power Options and App Features. Klick on the icon to get a detailed layout of your most frequently used programs, access to power options, shortcuts to File Explorer and computer settings. [Sources: 0, 4] 

    

Click on the Wi-Fi icon in the Windows Taskbar to set Wi-Fi Air Mode and Mobile Hotspot features. Click the Start icon of Windows to enter keywords for a quick search for files, features and apps. [Sources: 0] 

    

To close your desktop with a simple click on the Task View button, move the mouse pointer over one of the thumbnails of the desktop and click on the X button. You can open any program icon in this direction, including your Web browser, Windows File Explorer and others, by pressing the Windows key with the number corresponding to its position in the toolbar. [Sources: 4, 8] 

    

This feature is useful for a small niche of users, but if you want to dig your virtual finger into the innards of the Windows prompts, Windows 10 offers a few customization options. The Windows Snap Control Windows Snap feature was introduced in Windows 7 but there are a few new tricks up its sleeves: the ability to maximize windows, snap windows into corners and the new Snap Assist feature. The Snap feature of Windows 10s tries to help you take apart apps without the mouse. [Sources: 3, 8, 13] 

    

To access Command Prompt in Windows 10, click the Windows menu and enter "Command Prompt" for quick access to the desktop app. To open the command prompt, click on the icon for the command prompt and then right-click on the top of the window and select Properties. Activate Copy and Paste in the Windows Command Prompt If you want to dab the command prompt, click on it and tick the box next to the Quick Edit Mode under Properties > Options, where you can mouse-click to select text and right-click to copy, paste and paste it. [Sources: 9, 13] 

    

When you click or drag a file or folder into a window, a context menu with options for moving, copying, zipping or creating a shortcut will be presented to you. If you want to switch between open and virtual desktops, you can use tasks in your taskbar window (key tab or alt-tab) to switch between open apps and the desktop and also switch between open apps and virtual windows when organizing, and you can access File Explorer that most people don't want to see, so you can view it all courtesy. [Sources: 9, 12] 

    

You might want to beware of DRM-protected content from Netflix, Hulu and the like, but you will be using YouTube. If you're a Windows 10 Pro user, you'll have control over the way your operating system handles updates. If you want to have a fine control over how often updates come through, you can put your foot in the option to download updates from Windows or external sources. You don't have to invest in a monitor to take up more space, and with Windows and macOS you have software options to do it over Send. [Sources: 1, 12] 

    

In Windows, it is referred to as multiple desktops. In Windows you can add a new one by clicking the Tasktop button to the right of the Search box in the taskbar or by clicking the New Desktop button. In macOS, it's also called the space bar, but you can also add one by pressing Ctrl + Up, swiping four fingers on the trackpad or a pinching icon at the top right. [Sources: 1] 

    

In fact, we have a detailed article about how to customize the Windows 10 Start Menu. You can try it out to learn more about it. At the end of the article, here are some of the best Windows 10 beginning tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your laptop or PC. [Sources: 3] 

    

Windows 10 has a ton of new features in Microsoft's latest operating system. Windows 10 can take some getting used to by the return to Start Menu & the new Edge Browser. We've done a lot of footwork for you, and the following tips and tricks - big and small - are all you need to know when using Windows 10 on your laptop, desktop or Surface. [Sources: 8] 

    

Windows 10 is not only the best version of the latest Microsoft operating system Windows 7, but also free. Whether you are a longtime Windows 10 user, a recent convert, or haven't upgraded to Windows 10 yet, you can do so for free. Find tons of new and old tips, tricks and hidden features that are easy to learn and make working on your laptop smoother than ever. The Windows 10 2021 update is rolling out to all devices with a few new updates. [Sources: 8, 11] 

    

With the latest updates coming to your machine, it's as good a time as any to master the productivity features of your devices so that you can use them for work as well as for your private life. With each new goodie comes a huge blunder of new tweaks and tricks that unlock powerful functionality previously hidden from everyday users. [Sources: 7, 11] 

    

If your laptop uses Windows precision drivers, you have access to a plethora of built-in gestures on your PC that make it easy to navigate through user interfaces and switch between applications. These include a two-finger swipe to scroll through documents and websites, a three-finger swipe to switch to an app or start a multitasking view, a four-finger swipe to move around the virtual desktop and a range of other gestures that can be tapped. That will change when Microsoft fully supports touchpad gestures in Windows 10. [Sources: 3]