How to enable or disable the Reveal Password button on Windows 10/8

Windows introduces a new feature called Reveal Password. On Windows 10/8.1/8, when you enter your password in the password field of a Windows website or application, or in the login screen, a button Password display or icon appears at the end of the password field.

When you click this button, your password is briefly displayed in the stars. Although this is a very useful feature, especially if you are not sure what you entered in the password field and need to confirm before clicking the Login or Login button, security-conscious users can disable this feature. read more

Disable or disable Windows 7 default games and Remove from Start menu

The games are part of the Windows 7 operating system and are enabled by default (except in Windows 7 Pro Edition). There is no easy and safe way to completely remove or uninstall these standard built-in games, but what you can certainly do is disable them and remove access to these games when you have little or nothing to do.

This article shows you how to easily disable standard Windows 7 games and remove the Start menu entry. This is especially useful if you, your family members or your employees waste too much time with these games. read more

Create a shortcut to open the Windows Shutdown dialog box in the Windows Shutdown 10 / 8 / 7

We have already seen 10 different ways to stop or restart Windows 8. One of them is the combination Alt+F4 to open the dialog box to close Windows. However, this is not as convenient as if you have many programs open on your computer, it takes time. In such cases, Alt+F4 first closes each program individually and we receive the following message after ensuring that each program is closed.

Create a shortcut to open the Windows Off dialog box

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In this article, I will show you the simple way to immediately exit the prompt by creating a shortcut to open the Windows Shutdown dialog box – and optionally adding the’Pinning’ option to the taskbar. read more

Change the time of display of the list of operating systems and recovery options in Windows 10/8

On a multi-boot computer, Windows displays all operating systems that have been installed on the computer for a certain period of time during boot time before it boots into the default operating system as soon as the default time of 10 seconds has expired. You can change this period if you wish. This article shows you how to change the time period to display the list of operating systems and recovery options in Windows 10/8.

To change the display time of the operating system list, open Computers in File Explorer. Click System Properties. read more

Microsoft Account Troubleshooting: Troubleshooting Microsoft Account Synchronization and Configuration Problems

Microsoft has released several convenience stores for Windows 10/8. Last week, we discussed the Windows application troubleshooting tool, which you can use to solve problems with applications. Today we will discuss Microsoft Accounts Troubleshooter for Windows 10/8, which allows you to automatically resolve problems with your Microsoft account and synchronization settings.

Windows 10/8 users know that there are several ways to connect to the operating system. One of them is the use of a Microsoft account. We have already seen how to synchronize Windows PC settings with the Microsoft account. But what if you can’t use the Microsoft account or synchronization settings? read more

Extract specific files from Windows System Image Backup

There is a way to search the contents of a system image and extract individual files in Windows 10 / 8 / 7. You do not need to restore an entire system image to get or extract some important files. The procedure for extracting individual files from the system image is different for Windows 10 / 8 and Windows 7. Moreover, they do not work under Windows Vista because it does not have the possibility to attach VHD files or to use the wim archive (16).

This article shows you how to extract and restore specific or individual files in Windows 8/10, followed by the procedure in Windows 7 read more

Enable or disable toast notifications in Windows 8

Windows users are familiar with bubble notifications seen in Windows 7 and earlier near the notification area or taskbar. These balloon notifications helped inform users of what was happening on their computers. Although this feature is useful, many have preferred to change the display time or disable balloon notifications with the Ultimate Windows Tweaker.

In Windows 8, similar App Toast notifications appear in the upper right corner of your desktop. These notifications are used by Windows 8 applications to communicate with users. You can disable these notifications if you wish. You can change the time notifications are displayed in Windows 8 or turn it off completely. read more

Install all your Windows Store Apps applications on a new Windows 8 installation with a single click

If you have reinstalled your Windows, you usually install each software in turn. But in the case of your Windows Store applications, you don’t have to do it the same way.

You can install all Windows Store applications installed on your previous Windows 8 installation on your new Windows 8 installation with a single click.

Click on the tile store to open the Windows Store. Now right-click anywhere and a top bar appears. Click Your Applications.

Applications not installed on this PC display a list of applications that you purchased or installed on your Windows 8 PC. read more

Add analysis with Windows Defender to the Windows 8 context menu

One thing that is missing in Windows Defender under Windows 8 is a right-click context menu that allows the user to scan any folder. We recently explained how to add Windows Defender features to the context menu Desktop, which would facilitate quick access to Windows Defender.

Some users have asked us how to add scanning with Windows Defender for a file and folder. Thanks to the advice of a guest commentator on TWC, we have developed this tutorial. Read on to learn how to add this option to the context menu of the folder. read more

For Windows 8 to remember PEAP Wi-Fi network authentication

Protected Extensible Authentication Protocol, better known as PEAP, is a protocol that provides an additional security layer for wireless LANs and point-to-point connections with PEAP passwords. The protocol can be used for small and medium businesses and provides more secure authentication for 802.11 wireless local area networks (WLANs) that support 802.1X port access control.

The weaknesses of the 802.11 Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) standard allow an attacker to detect and analyze encrypted frames to determine the encryption key. However, the PEAP addresses security deficiencies 802.11. Unlike the WPA and WEP protocol that we use for our Wi-Fi home connection, PEAP does not automatically store network access data. read more