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Windows 10 Myth: Don t Touch Limit Reservable Bandwidth

Windows 10 Myth: Don’t Touch “Limit Reservable Bandwidth” Here’s an old PC myth that just won’t die: Did you know that your Windows PC only uses 80% of its available network bandwidth by default? You can speed up all your downloads by changing a setting in the Registry or Group Policy! Well, no. That’s not how it works. How Windows 10’s QoS Packet Scheduler Works This setting has existed since Windows XP, so this bad Windows tweaking tip has now been going around for 20 years. Windows 10 has a feature called the “QoS Packet Scheduler.” It’s found in all versions of Windows, starting with Windows XP. QoS stands for “Quality of Service.” It’s a way of prioritizing certain types of network traffic, which is made up of packets.

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How to use BitLocker Drive Encryption on Windows 10

Source: Windows Central On Windows 10, if you keep sensitive files on your device, it is crucial to take the necessary steps to protect them, and this is when BitLocker comes in handy. BitLocker is a feature that has been around for a long time, and it provides a way to encrypt the data on the hard drive to prevent unauthorized access to your information. In a nutshell, encryption is the process of making any data unreadable without proper authorization. When you use encryption to scramble your data, it will continue to be unreadable even when sharing it with other people. Only you with the proper encryption key can decrypt the data to make it usable.

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Enable Group Policy Editor (gpedit msc) in Windows 10 Home Edition - Microsoft

Enable Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) in Windows 10 Home Edition Edition? #3 Regardless if you knew that or not, what good is it for home users? Please and thank you aefstoggaflm. I use it in my on all Win7/Pro systems (and on my Win8.1/Pro systems) for a number of different things. From my systems notes: 1. Turn off autoplay at system level: Start > Run > gpedit.msc: User Config > Admin Templates > Windows Component > AutoPlay Policies: “turn off autoplay”, right-click item, choose “edit”, choose “enabled” which will turn component OFF (“disabled” or “not configured” = ON). 2. Turn off Windows CD/DVD burning: Start > Run > gpedit.msc, User Configuration > Admin Templates > Windows Components > Windows Explorer: Remove CD Burning Features, right-click > Edit: change to “Enabled” (= enable removal)–default= “not configured” which allows burning)

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How to Prevent People from Installing Extensions in Chrome

How to Prevent People from Installing Extensions in Chrome May 10, 2021, 9:30 am EDT | 4 min read If you let your family or other people browse the web using Chrome on your PC, you might want to prevent them from installing extensions in Chrome. Here’s how to take advantage of a Chrome policy meant for system administrators to disable extension installation. You can use either the Registry Editor or the Local Group Policy Editor. The Registry Editor is accessible on all Windows 10 editions. The Local Group Policy Editor is not available on the Home edition of Windows 10. Note: Using the Registry Editor or Local Group Policy Editor to block people from installing Chrome extensions will make Google Chrome say it’s “Managed by your organization” on its Settings screen.

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