Pause Windows Updates And Automatically Set Active Hours With The Windows 10 May 2019 Feature Update
With the Windows 10 May 2019 feature update 1903 (also codenamed 19H1), Windows 10 users can now manage how the updates are scheduled and installed. This is by allowing delaying of updates upto a period of 35 days.
Here are the new changes in 19H1 for Windows 10 updates that are visible once this feature update is installed:
Access Windows Settings (shortcut keys: Windows key + I) > Update...
Quickly View Saved Wi-Fi Passwords In Windows 10
If you have forgotten your Wi-Fi password in Windows 10, you can view it through any other Windows 10 PC that is using the same network.
This can be done either directly using the command prompt or through Windows Settings.
Here is how:
Using the command prompt:
This is obviously a lot quicker.
Open Windows command prompt (Win key + R and type cmd) or search for command prompt...
How To Use Dictionary Lookup When Using Microsoft Edge
Learning tools in Microsoft Edge are great for making reading a lot easier.
Edge browser can also automatically display meanings and pronunciations of selected words when reading webpages, books and PDF documents.
To do that:
For webpages, first switch to reading mode by clicking on the book icon.
Next, highlight any word. Edge will look up it’s meaning and pronunciation....
How To Change AutoPlay Settings In Windows 10
Autoplay in Windows 10 can be configured to take specific action depending on the devices.
Here is how:
Access Windows Settings (shortcut key: Windows key + I) and choose Devices.
Select AutoPlay.
Make sure that the option AutoPlay for all media and devices is enabled.
Then from the list of available devices that can be configured for autoplay defaults, choose the corresponding...
Add And Remove Start Menu Folders In Windows 10
The Start menu in Windows 10 by default lists certain folders like Documents, Pictures and Settings. You can add and remove these as needed.
Here is how:
Access Windows Settings (shortcut key : Windows key + I). Then choose Personalization.
Scroll down to Start and click on Choose which folders appear on Start.
Enable or disable the folders as needed.
The Start...
Add Sketches In Emails And Scribble Notes On Pictures When Using Windows 10 Mail App
Windows 10 Mail app has a handy feature of directly drawing sketches, jotting notes as well as annotating/sketching on pictures and in messages which can then be emailed.
This Draw feature is applicable for all accounts that are configured to use Mail app as the email client.
Here is how to use it:
Compose a new message by clicking on New mail icon after selecting the email account from...
