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January 27, 2021
Continue with the on-screen directions (if applicable). After you complete the steps, no one will have access to PowerShell version 7 since its no longer installed on the device. Of course, you can always download and install the app again. If you are trying to prevent users from making unwanted system changes, in addition to restricting access to PowerShell, you can also disable Command Prompt, Task Manager, and Registry. Furthermore, you can even try switching the account type to "Standard Us...
January 27, 2021
Microsoft releases Windows 10 Build 21301 Last week, Microsoft rolled out Windows 10 Build 21296 to Insiders on the Dev Channel, introducing improvements to the clipboard history and Storage Spaces, as well as a number of fixes and improvements. Today, Windows 10 Build 21301 arrives on the Dev Channel and brings with it improvements to the touch keyboard design. The touch keyboard improvements include: Advertisement When undocking the keyboard, it now switches to the Sma...
January 27, 2021
Jan 27, 2021 13:12 EST Microsoft has just released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 21301 (RS_PRERELEASE) to Insiders signed up with the Dev Channel. Available for all Windows Insiders in the Dev Channel, Build 21301 brings an improved touch keyboard design. Complete changelog of Windows 10 Insider Build 21301 Building on the design changes already live in the Dev Channel, Windows Insiders will start to notice some more refinements rolling out for the touch keyboard based on their feed...
January 23, 2021
Whats the keyboard shortcut to directly open the Windows Task Manager? Ctrl+Alt+Delete Correct Answer: Ctrl + Shift + Escape Keep reading… Ctrl + Shift + Escape is the Windows shortcut that directly opens the Task Manager with no additional input, although the more commonly recognized shortcut Ctrl + Alt + Delete also provides access to the Task Manager by presenting it on a menu alongside other options such as the ability to log off or shut down. Other old but great Windows shortcuts: ...
January 22, 2021
Microsoft today released a pair of cumulative updates for older versions of Windows 10, including versions 1909 and 1809. As you'd expect for a mid-stream update, these are optional.
January 13, 2021
OK button. Once you complete the steps, Task Manager will no longer be available through the experience. For example, the Ctrl + Shift + Esc keyboard shortcut wont work, the Task Manager option from the taskbar context menu will be disabled, and the option in the Lock screen wont be available. If the user tries to open the app from within the Start menu or elsewhere, they will receive a "Task Manager has been disabled by your administrator" message. If you no longer need to restrict access to ...
January 13, 2021
Microsoft is rolling out Windows 10 build 21292 to Insiders in the Dev Channel. The build includes several fixes to the news and interests taskbar feature as well as running apps through x64 emulation.
January 13, 2021
As we get back in the swing of things, the second Windows 10 build of the year is now available for Insiders in the Dev channel. Here are the fixes, improvements, and known issues in build 21292.
January 12, 2021
ZIP folders were originally a Microsoft engineers side hustle until bosses figured out he worked for Microsoft Also: Edge on Apple arrives in the Dev Channel, HealthBot goes to the cloud, and Chile to get an Azure Region Richard Speed Mon 11 Jan 2021 // 21:04 UTC Share Copy In brief Retired Microsoft engineer Dave Plummer uploaded another Windows war story to his YouTube channel over the weekend, this time concerning the history of the handy zip folder functionality that...
December 21, 2020
As a tech journalist, I’ve been guilty of calling people out for using the swear-word of all browsers: Internet Explorer. I sat at my office desk, a flat-white drinking Android campaigner and avid eyebrow raiser at anyone who would steer away from the browser of the gods: Google Chrome. I must admit, I had little reason to champion it besides the fact that my life revolved around its artificial intelligence powered virtual assistant, Google Assistant, and the overarching power of Alphabet Inc...