Windows 10

Reset Windows 10 offers two ways to reset your computer to the factory settings, including keeping your files or removing everything. Here’s how.

Co-existing Transferring photos from your iPhone or iPad to your Windows PC seems like a hassle, but it's really not that bad. Here are a few simple methods that will get your photos where you want them.

Fix it! If you see a black screen on Windows 10, you can check the video connection, troubleshoot graphics, and more. Here’s how.

Services On Windows 10, you can start, stop, disable, or enable virtually any process, and in this guide, we’ll show you how with the Service console, Task Manager, PowerShell, and Command Prompt.

Codec On Windows 10, you must install the HEIC and HECV codecs to view HEIF images and H.265 video, and in this guide, we’ll show you how.

Speed up These are the best tips to speed up your device's performance on Windows 10 by tweaking settings and making easy hardware upgrade.

Accounts On Windows 10, you can change the sign-in name through your online Microsoft account settings or Control Panel if you use a local account, and in this guide, we’ll show you how.

DotNet You can check the version of .NET on Windows 10 or 11 with File Explorer and Registry or PowerShell and Command Prompt. Here’s how.

Bootable Install Windows 10 on a device with UEFI support by following our steps to create a USB bootable flash drive with UEFI support using the Media Creation Tool and Rufus.