After installing the Anniverary Update, you would have noticed that the file and folder name text are aligned to the left instead of being centered. Here is how it appears after installing Windows 10 Anniversary Update and the issue still exists in Creators Update and Fall Creators Update.Read more
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“Show Most Used Apps” Setting Greyed out in Windows 10 [Creators Update]
After installing the Creators Update for Windows 10, the “Show most used apps” toggle switch may be grayed out in Personalization > Start page. This is due to a Privacy setting that turns of the ability to track recent programs.Read more
Problem Steps Recorder (PSR) to be discontinued in Creators Update
The Steps Recorder tool (previously named “Problem Steps Recorder”) PSR.EXE which was first introduced in Windows 7, is a handy program to record the steps for reproducing a problem in Windows. This classic desktop program is going to be deprecated in the upcoming Creators Update for Windows 10.Read more
CompMgmtLauncher.exe UAC Bypass Not Fixed in Windows 10 Build 15007
We saw that the UAC bypass method using Eventvwr.exe is fixed in Windows 10 Creators Update build 15007. But the other identical UAC bypass method using CompMgmtLauncher.exe hasn’t been fixed yet.Read more
OneNote 2016 Screen Clipping Shortcut Key – How to Change?
Windows 10 Creators Update replaces OneNote’s popular screen clipping shortcut: Win + Shift + S. Starting with the Creators Update, this shortcut will be a global hotkey — an Operating System feature. Win + Shift + S will capture a screen region from any application and copy it to clipboard — powered by Snipping Tool’s new "/CLIP" command-line.Read more
Windows Goodbye or Dynamic Lock – New Windows 10 Feature
Windows 10 Creators Update is all set to get many new and interesting features. There appears to be another new feature named “Dynamic Lock” in the road map that Microsoft hasn’t disclosed yet. Windows 10 Preview build 15002 adds a “Dynamic Lock” option in Settings app.Read more
Snipping Tool Command-line to Capture Screen Region in Windows 10
The Windows 10 Creators Update, slated for release in March-April 2017, will include the capability to capture a screen region using Win + Shift + S shortcut key, as mentioned in article Screenshot a Portion of the Screen in Windows 10 [Winkey+Shift+S].Read more
Screenshot a Portion of the Screen in Windows 10 [Winkey+Shift+S]
Starting with the Windows 10 Creators Update, OneNote’s popular screenshot feature has been made an Operating System feature — you can capture a specific region of your screen to the clipboard using the Win + Shift + S shortcut key.Read more
Command Prompt not retiring. It will remain for decades
Starting with Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 14971, PowerShell replaces Command Prompt in the Win + X menu, and in the File menu of File Explorer. As Microsoft puts it in their blog post:Read more
STOP Error [BSOD] Screen Goes “Green” in Windows 10 Creators Update
The Blue screen error which is popularly known as “Blue Screen of Death” or BSOD appears when Windows encounters a STOP Error. STOP errors denote critical failure either at the hardware level or due to buggy kernel mode software. In Windows 10 Preview Build 14997, it has been noticed that the STOP error message screen is shown on a green background, instead of the usual blue background.Read more