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Skip security questions when creating an account As soon as you select the password field, security questions will immediately appear. To skip the questions, do not set a password for this account and click Next. You can create an account without security questions if you leave them blank.

Login window bypass
Press Shift + F10 to open Command Prompt. Enter the following command oobe\bypassnro:. When the reboot is complete, a message will appear. You can ignore it and click Next.

Local user accounts are security principals used to secure and control access to resources on a stand-alone or member server for services or users.

When creating a local Windows 10 account, the administrator is prompted to configure three security questions. This is important and necessary to ensure that there is an option to recover the account if the user has forgotten the password. Some might also consider it a weakening of connection security, as some answers could be guessed from users’ social profiles and so on – but who says the answers have to be true? You can always enter incorrect answers, which only you know if it is a problem. However, if you are looking for a way to remove security issues from Windows 10, we will tell you how to skip security issues when you set up a local user account in Windows 10. read more

First, make sure F1 is not jamming your key. Also check if this issue occurs in clean boot state. Otherwise, the problem might be caused by a process other than Microsoft.

The “Get Help” popup in Windows 10 may appear if you have configured F1 as a filter key or a dockable key. To disable these options in Win 10, follow the steps in the following solution.

Open PowerShell as administrator.
Type or copy and paste the following command: Get-AppxPackage *Microsoft.GetHelp* -AllUsers | Delete-AppxPackage.
Press Enter. The app will be removed!

Click the “Start” button.
Click the Settings button on the left side of the Start menu.
select a system.
Select Notifications. Scroll down to the “Receive notifications from these senders” section.
You will start to see programs sending you notifications. leap out
You should already be leaving. read more

Ideally, a pixel on a screen is a combination of 3 colors (red, green, blue). Almost any opaque color could be made from this combination, but many advanced photo editing games and tools use transparent and translucent colors. Color components include what we call an alpha bitmap, and the process of mixing and producing these colors is called alpha blending. The transparency component is called alpha channel.

When you try to play games that require alpha blending, the user may receive the following error message: read more

Reboot your computer with the single G-Sync monitor enabled. If you have multiple monitors, turn on the other monitors later. Turn G-sync on and off and monitor, check if it is in G-sync mode. Enable and disable the G-Sync option in the G-Sync configuration tab in the Nvidia Control Panel.

In the NVIDIA Control You panel, on the View menu on the left, you should see “Configure G-SYNC”. If you don’t see the Configure G-SYNC option and you’re sure it’s enabled on your monitor, you may need to manually install your monitor drivers.

Right click on desktop.
Select NVIDIA Control Panel.
Expand an item in the sidebar.
Click Set Up G-Sync.
Check the following box to enable G-Sync.
At the bottom, select to enable G-Sync for full screen only or full screen and windowed. read more

Here’s how to do it: First, you need to restart your Windows 10 device. Then, when the login screen appears, click Login Options and then select the Password option. Then re-enter the passcode you changed on the other device.

This issue can occur when a Microsoft account is hacked. If you believe your Microsoft account has been hacked, we recommend that you reset your password immediately. To change your Outlook.com (formerly Hotmail) password, sign in with your Microsoft account and go to the Password & Security section.

In the Windows Settings pop-up window, click Accounts. Then click Sign-in options > Windows Hello PIN > I forgot my PIN. Enter the Microsoft password and then the new PIN twice to complete the change. read more

Find the Fn, F-Lock or F-Key mode on your keyboard. Depending on your laptop, you may need to press once or hold for a few seconds. If it works, don’t press the Fn and Esc keys at the same time. Then try using one of the function keys.

To enable FN lock on the multifunction multimedia keyboard, press the FN key and the Caps Lock key at the same time. To disable FN lock, press the , fn, and Caps Lock keys simultaneously again.

If the function keys are not working, the problem may be that you have a function lock or an F-Lock key that needs to be toggled. The F-Lock key is used to enable or disable the f keys (F1 to F12) or additional functions of the f keys. On some keyboards, the F-Lock key may be referred to as the Fn key. read more

Need:

• A blank USB stick with at least 8 GB of disk space
• Another working Windows PC that allows you to create a bootable Windows 10 device.

In case things go south, an upgrade in place, whose process was shown in this post to Windows 10 Upgrade, remained on the Select your keyboard layout screen. Follow the steps below:

1. Download the media creation tool to another PC. This provides you with a bootable floppy disk from which you can perform an installation.
2. Start from the USB device you just created by changing your BIOS settings.
3. As we are trying to restore the old installation, we stop where it requires the keyboard layout. Select the US keyboard here and then on the screen Select an option , select Troubleshoot > Prompt.
4. In the cmd.exe window, type C: and press Enter. Suppose C is the drive on which your Windows is installed.
5. Type the following command Ren Windows.old.old.Windows.old.bak, and press Enter.
6. Exit the command prompt and you will return to Select an option that we have already seen.
7. Select Use a different operating system > Windows 10 on volume X, where X is a number.
8. Give him a few minutes and he will load the desk.

Once this is finished, we are back on our usual desktop screen, and from there, we can start installing Window 10 manually. Since your access is limited if the desktop is not loaded, we use the Task Manager to start the Windows 10 Setup.exe file that is available in the USB.

• • • Right-click an empty area on the taskbar, then select Task Manager > More Details > Select File, then Run New Task.
    • In the displayed dialog box, check box Create this task with administrative rights.
    • Select Browse and select the setup.exe file available on the USB stick.
    • This starts the Windows 10 upgrade. However, be sure to uncheck the option that tries to check for new updates

    Once the upgrade is complete, you can restore all your files from the Windows.old.bak folder. read more

Under Windows 10, we can run many applications from the command prompt with their aliases. The default alias for opening Notepad from the command prompt is notepad.exe. Simply enter it and press Enter to open the Notepad application.

The aliases of requests are generally similar in the name of the original request, but sometimes two different requests may have the same alias, which may lead to a conflict of interest. In such a situation, an attempt to open the intended application from the command prompt by entering its alias may open the others. For example, we have 2 applications called Spot Music, which could have the same name but were designed by two different brands and have a different size and structure. The default run name for both programs could be spotmusic.exe, since both are program files. When you try to open one of them, the other application opens. It’s boring and it limits our work. read more

Firefox is a popular web browser with many features and extensions. If you are an IT administrator and want to restrict the installation of Firefox extensions, Windows 10 provides a group policy setting that allows you to do so. Here is how to disable add-on installation in Firefox using the Group Policy Editor .

The Group Policy Editor is an essential component of the Windows operating system that allows you to do various things with ease. From enabling or disabling various appearance customization functions, you can do everything using the Group Policy Editor. By default, you cannot customize Firefox using the Group Policy Editor. However, if you are using Firefox v60+, you can manage various Firefox settings directly from the Group Policy Editor. You must first integrate Firefox into Windows group policy. read more