How To Use Specific Troubleshooters In Windows 10
Windows 10 comes with built-in troubleshooters that can help in diagnosing and narrowing down various issues.
Here is how to access them:
Open Settings (Win key + I) and click on Update & Security.
Click on the Troubleshoot section.
There will be settings for enabling and disabling troubleshooters. To access different types of troubleshooters, click on Additional troubleshooters.
It will open...
How To Enable Mono Audio And Visual Alerts In Windows 10
Windows 10 audio settings can combine audio outputs and channel them into a single ear. It is useful when you are listening with a single earbud and so on.
Here is how to enable it:
Open Settings (Win key + I) and choose Ease of Access.
Then scroll down to Hearing and click on Audio.
From the Audio section, enable the option of Turn on mono audio.
When enabled, this will combine the sounds from...
How To Use And Customize News And Interests Widget On Windows 10 Taskbar
Windows 10 has now personalized content available on your taskbar with the News and interests widget.
To begin using it, all you need to is hover the mouse pointer over it by default.
This widget will show you the latest news, information about weather, traffic, sports, and finance through a glance.
Right-click on the News and interests icon on the taskbar to change how the widget icon is...
How To Sort And Search Apps To Uninstall In Windows 10
Uninstalling apps from Windows 10 includes sort and search filters through which you can first list the installed apps based on different criteria before removing them. These criteria include the size of the apps and where and when they are installed.
Here is how to use these filters:
Open Windows settings (Win key + I) and choose Apps.
It will show a list of all the installed apps. You can look for...
How To Download And Install Previously Used Windows Apps From Microsoft Store
The apps downloaded from Microsoft Store in Windows 10 are always available for installing at any time. This becomes useful when you reset or reinstall Windows 10.
Here is how to access them for installing again:
Open Microsoft Store from the Windows 10 menu.
Click on the dots icon at the top-right and select Purchased.
All the apps that were downloaded and installed at any point of time before will...
How To Customize Fonts Per Account In The Windows 10 Mail App
The Windows 10 Mail app has many useful features like managing multiple accounts from a single interface.
So if you have more than one email accounts configured, you can then choose different fonts for each of them.
Here is how:
Open the Mail app and click on the settings icon.
From the Settings section, choose Default Font.
This will open the font settings. To configure a per account font, select...
