1. Right-click the taskbar and select "Task Manager". 2. In the Task Manager window, select the "Startup" tab. 3. Select each application in the list and click "Disable" to remove it from your list of recent applications. 4. After disabling the applications you no longer want, click "OK" then close the Task Manager window.1. Open the Start menu. 2. Scroll to find the App or Program you want to remove from the list. 3. Right-click on the App or Program icon. 4. Select Unpin from Start. 5. The App or Program will be removed from the Start menu.1. Click the Start button, and select Settings. 2. Click the Privacy section, and then click "General". 3. Under General, locate the option “Clear activity history when I close my device.” 4. Select the option "Clear Activity History". 5. Now all your recent searches will be removed from Windows 10.1. Open the File Explorer by clicking on the File Explorer icon in the taskbar. 2. Select the “View” tab and then click “Options” from the toolbar. 3. In the “Folder Options” window that appears, select the “Clear File Explorer History” button. 4. Confirm that you want to clear the file explorer history by clicking “Yes”. 5. Finally, click “OK” to confirm the changes and your recent files list will now be empty.

To check if your Windows 10 is activated permanently, open the Settings menu and click on "Update & Security" then select "Activation" on the left side. On the right side, you should see a message that reads "Windows is activated with a digital license". This indicates that your Windows 10 is activated permanently.

Converting to dynamic disk in Windows 10 is generally not recommended as it can cause unexpected issues. Dynamic disks use a different file system than regular disks, so Windows may no longer be able to access certain data on the disk. Furthermore, converting to dynamic disk can cause compatibility problems with other types of operating systems that may be installed in the future.

Yes, UWP is a framework that can be used to develop applications for Windows 10 devices, including PC, tablets, Xbox, and HoloLens.

The LUN ID can be found in the Disk Management console. To open Disk Management right-click on the My Computer icon, choose Manage, select Disk Management. The LUN ID will be listed as the Volume ID for each hard drive.

1. Open Windows Movie Maker. You can find this app by searching for it in the Start menu. 2. Select the video file that you want to convert to MP4 from your computer. 3. Click the “Save movie” and select the “For Computer and devices” option in the bottom right corner of the window. 4. Select “Custom” from the list of options. 5. Under the Video tab, select “MP4 Video” from the “Video File Type” list. 6. Choose the desired resolution, quality, and frame rate that you'd like your MP4 to have. 7. Click "Create movie" and select the save location where you'd like the MP4 to be saved. 8. Press “Save” to start the conversion process. Once finished, the video will now be saved as an MP4 in the destination folder.

1. Use Windows Task Manager: The Windows Task Manager can show real-time network activity, including incoming and outgoing network traffic, and can help identify network bottlenecks or excessive network usage. To view it, press Ctrl + Alt + Delete and select Task Manager. 2. Use Resource Monitor: The Resource Monitor tool can be used to monitor the processes and services consuming your network bandwidth. To launch it, use the Run command and type in ‘resmon’. 3. Use Windows Performance Monitor: Windows Performance Monitor (Perfmon) is a built-in tool that can provide real-time performance data for a variety of system resources, including CPU, memory, disk and network. To launch it, use the Run command and type in ‘perfmon’. 4. Use Third-Party Network Monitoring Software: Third-party network monitoring programs can provide more detailed analysis of network activity than the built-in Windows tools. Examples include Wireshark, SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor, and ntop.

1. Go to "Settings." 2. Select "Accounts" from the main menu. 3. Select "Family & Other Users" from the left navigation menu. 4. Under "Other Users," select the user you want to delete and click "Remove." 5. Click "Delete Account and Data" to confirm the removal.

To get your desktop back on Windows 10, simply press the Windows key + D on your keyboard. This will take you immediately to your desktop. If you have multiple windows or other programs running, you can also press Alt + Tab to cycle through the open programs until you get to the desktop.

You can check if your Windows 10 is genuine by opening the Settings app, clicking on Update & Security, then Activation. The activation status will indicate whether or not your version of Windows 10 is genuine. If Windows is activated, then it is genuine. If not, then you will need to purchase a genuine version in order to get it activated.