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Get Old Registry Editor in Windows 10 Creators Update

Last Updated on: June 14, 2019 by Ramesh

In Windows 10 Creators Update, the Registry Editor status bar has been removed, as it now has an address bar at the top. The status bar doesn’t appear even if you turn off the address bar in Regedit. Another change is that you can modify the default font face, weight and style in the new the Registry Editor.Read more

Pause Windows Updates in Windows 10 Creators Update

Last Updated on: May 12, 2019 by Ramesh

Starting with the Windows 10 Creators Update Preview build 14997, you can pause Windows Updates from being installed for up to 35 days.Read more

Microsoft Edge Gets a Tab Preview Pane on the Top

Last Updated on: December 7, 2020 by Ramesh

Tab grouping or “set your tabs aside” is the latest feature addition to Microsoft Edge. Along with that, Microsoft Edge, in the Windows 10 Creators Update includes an option where you can permanently show or hide tab previews in a panel docked at the top.Read more

Microsoft Edge: Set Tabs Aside and Share a Tab Group with Other Apps

Last Updated on: December 7, 2020 by Ramesh

Microsoft Edge gets the tab grouping feature in Windows 10 Creators Update. This new feature lets you set aside a group of tabs, which you can restore later or quickly add the tab group to favorites.Read more

Create Tile Folders to Organize Start Menu Tiles in Windows 10

Last Updated on: May 12, 2019 by Ramesh

Windows 10 build 14977 introduces some cool new features. Previously I wrote about the native blue light filtering support in Windows 10 Creators Update. Another new feature in this build is that you can create live folders (aka tile folders, or app folders) in the Start screen, the feature which you’ve already seen in mobile Operating Systems.Read more

View Resources Usage by Individual Services in Windows 10

Last Updated on: June 4, 2019 by Ramesh

With the Windows 10 Creators Update (codenamed “Redstone 2”) Preview Build 14942, the way in which services are hosted has changed. In Windows 10 v1703 systems with more than 3.5 GB of RAM, each service would get its own service host (svchost.exe), instead of running under a shared service process. This lets you view the resources usage by each individual service. Resources here mean network, memory, disk and CPU usage.Read more

Change Registry Editor Font Face in Windows 10 Creators Update

Last Updated on: June 14, 2019 by Ramesh

Registry Editor in Windows 10 Redstone 2 Preview build 14942 has got an Address bar as we saw earlier. The Redstone 2 Preview build introduces another minor feature addition to the Registry Editor. You can change the default Registry Editor font, without having to change the global font settings – that is, without affecting other areas of the Windows Shell.Read more