Drop Shadows for Desktop Icon Labels.
Use these Registry files to enable or disable the shadows for Desktop icon labels in Windows 10. The undo tweak is included.
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Drop Shadows for Desktop Icon Labels.
Use these Registry files to enable or disable the shadows for Desktop icon labels in Windows 10. The undo tweak is included.
A few days ago, Microsoft released Windows 10 Build 18356.16 with KB4494123 to Insiders in the Slow Ring. There are a number of issues that caused Microsoft to pull the build.
The most innovative browser, Vivaldi, today reached yet another milestone. Version 2.4 comes with tons of improvements and new features. Let's see what is new in this version.
Microsoft is releasing a new version of the Skype Insider Preview app. Skype version 8.42.76.54 is available for all supported platforms.
Microsoft is releasing a new version of the Skype Insider Preview app. Skype for Desktop for Windows 8.42.76.55 and the Store app version 14.42.54.0 are available for download.
Windows 10 comes with a completely reworked Start menu, which combines Live Tiles introduced in Windows 8 with classic app shortcuts. With the modern Start Menu you can arrange your pinned tiles into groups and name them according to your preferences.
A new build of Edge Insider Preview found its way to the Internet. Meet the build 111 of the browser.
As you may remember, Microsoft pulled Windows 10 October 2018 Update quickly after its release because of a number of critical bugs. The company is currently releasing the fixed version via the Windows Update service. It is available to everyone starting March 20, 2019.
Windows 10 is set to check for updates automatically unless you disable this feature manually. Starting with Windows version 1903, there is a new Group Policy option that allows specifying the number of days that a user has before quality and feature updates are installed on their device automatically. Also, there is an option to set a grace period after which the operating system restarts automatically.
Windows 7 is going out of support on 14th January 2020, but plenty of users are using it and have no plans to upgrade it. Microsoft is getting ready to end support for Windows 7, and will begin to push a series of messages to Windows 7 users by showing notifications about the support expiration. If your plan is to stay with Windows 7 instead of upgrading to Windows 10, here is how to get rid of the notifications.