To get apps from Microsoft Store on Windows 10, first open the Microsoft Store app. Once open, you can browse for apps by category or search the store for a specific app. When you find the app you want, select it and then select ‘Get’ to start the download and installation process.

1. Open the Settings app by pressing Windows + I. 2. Go to the Ease of Access category. 3. Select the "Cursor & Pointer" section. 4. Choose your preferred mouse cursor style from the list. 5. Click the Apply button. 6. You can also further customize your mouse cursor by adjusting the size, color, and other settings in this window.

1. Run Disk Cleanup. 2. Disable startup programs. 3. Turn off visual effects. 4. Disable shadows, animations and visual styles. 5. Disable search indexing. 6. Upgrade hardware. 7. Tweak page file settings. 8. Close any unnecessary background apps. 9. Run your antivirus software. 10. Repair disk errors.

1. Hold down the power button on your device until it shuts down completely. 2. Once the device is powered off, press and hold the power button again until you are presented with the Power Options menu. 3. Select “Restart” from the menu. Your device will begin a hard restart and boot back up.

1) Open File Explorer and find your USB drive. Right-click on it and go to Properties. 2) Under the General tab, check the Read-only box next to Attributes. Click Apply, then OK. 3) Now open Command Prompt as an administrator. Type "diskpart" (without quotes) and hit Enter. 4) After the prompt changes to DISKPART> type "attributes disk clear readonly" (no quotes) and hit Enter. 5) Type "exit" (no quotes) and hit Enter. 6) Now check if the Read-only attribute is gone and the issue has been fixed.To enable read-only mode in Windows 10, you need to open File Explorer, right-click on the file or folder that you’d like to set as read-only and select Properties. On the General tab, under the Attributes section, check the box next to Read-only and click OK. The folder or file will now be set as read-only.1. Plug in the USB drive and check for the sound of hardware detection. 2. Bring up File Explorer and check to see if the USB drive is visible in the list of Drives. 3. If the USB drive is visible but not working, right-click on it, select Properties and then select the 'Tools' tab. 4. Click on the 'Check' button to scan and fix any errors that may be present. 5. If the drive is still not working, try plugging the USB drive into a different USB port and then repeating the previous steps. 6. If the USB drive is still not working, try using a different computer to see if the drive works on that computer. 7. If the drive is still not working,you may need to format it. Back up any data stored on the USB drive first and then go to the Disk Management tool by typing 'diskmgmt.msc' into the Run dialog. 8. Right-click on the USB drive and select 'Format'. Follow the prompt to format the drive. Make sure to select the correct format type and label for the drive.1. Check whether the read-only issue occurs because of a switch on the USB drive. Some drives have a toggle switch at the side to change its settings. If the switch is set to ‘read-only’, then switch it to the ‘read-write’ option to fix the issue. 2. Change the USB Drive’s File System. Plug the USB drive into the computer and open the ‘Run’ window by pressing the Windows key and ‘R’. Type ‘CMD’ and press enter. Now type ‘DISKPART’ and press enter. After this, you can run the command ‘list disk’ to view all the available disks. Select the USB drive by typing ‘select disk x’ where x is replaced by the number allotted to the USB drive. Then type ‘detail volume’ to check the current file system. If it is set to ‘Read-only’, then you can type ‘convert mbr’ to convert the file system to NTFS, which will allow you to write files on the drive. 3. Format the drive and Restore Files. If none of the above methods take effect, you can try formatting the drive. Note that formatting the drive will delete all the data on it. To recover the data, you can use a data recovery software and scan the drive for recoverable data. Once done, you can format the drive and start using it without the read-only issue.1. Insert your USB flash drive into your computer. 2. Right-click the USB drive and select “Properties”. 3. Select the “General” tab and uncheck the “Read-Only” box. 4. Select the “Security” tab and ensure the user has “Full Control” permissions listed. 5. Click OK and exit the dialog. 6. Remove the drive safely from the computer by using the “Safely Remove Hardware” function.

1. Click the Windows Start button in the lower-left corner of your screen to open the Start menu. 2. Type “utilities” in the search box at the top of the Start menu and press Enter on your keyboard. 3. In the search results, select File Explorer. 4. In File Explorer, select “This PC”, then select “Local Disk (C)”, followed by “Windows”. 5. The Utilities folder will appear in the pane to the right.