If you have installed a newer version of Windows 10 but are not happy with the update, you may return to the previous version of the OS that you had prior to the upgrade. In modern versions of Windows 10, the time frame before the files to go back are deleted is not very long. The user only has 10 days to observe and study any incompatibilities or issues with the big update and uninstall it. Thankfully, it is very easy to increase the number of days to go back to the previous build of the OS.
Author: Sergey Tkachenko
Windows 10 Build 17682 is out
Microsoft is releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17682 from the "Redstone 5" branch to Windows Insiders in the Fast Ring. This release comes with a number of improvements made to the first-party web browser Edge, to Sets, and to the feature which projects the screen wirelessly.
Add Case Sensitivity Context Menu in Windows 10
In our previous article, we saw how to use the built-in feature of Windows 10 which allows enabling case sensitive mode for folders. To save your time, you might want to add a special context menu to your folders in order to enable or disable case sensitivity directly without opening a new command prompt window. This is really useful, especially for WSL users.
Enable Case Sensitive Mode for Folders in Windows 10
As you may already know, the Windows file system, NTFS, treats file and folder names as case insensitive. For example, for the OS and apps, MyFile.txt and myfile.txt are the same file. However, things are different in Linux. For this OS, these are two different files. This difference in behavior may create issues for WSL users. To resolve them, Windows 10 includes the ability to enable case sensitive mode for folders.
Download Case Sensitivity Context Menu
Case Sensitivity Context Menu.
Use these Registry files to add or remove the Case Sensitivity context menu in Windows 10.
Microsoft is Rolling Out Photos App with Timeline
In Windows 10, there is a built-in Photos app which allows viewing images and performing basic editing. Its tile is pinned to the Start menu. Also, the app is associated with most image file formats out of the box. A new version of the app has reached the production branch, featuring integration with the timeline feature that lets you quickly scroll through your photos in chronological order, a refined user interface for the photo preview window, the ability to add an audio comment to your images, and tight integration with Paint 3D.
Add Clipboard History Context Menu in Windows 10
Recent builds of Windows 10 come with a new Clipboard History feature. It implements a cloud-powered clipboard, which allows syncing your clipboard contents and its history across devices you use with your Microsoft Account. By adding a special context menu, you'll be able to enable or disable it quickly.
Google Chrome 67 released, here’s the change log
A new version of the most popular web browser, Google Chrome is out. Version 67 has reached the stable branch and is now available for Windows, Linux, Mac and Android. Sporting a minimalist design, Chrome features a very powerful fast web rendering engine "Blink" to make your browsing experience faster, safer, and easier.
Windows Server 2019 Build 17677 is out
Microsoft today released a new Insider Preview of Windows Server. This time it is Windows Server Build 17677. Officially known as Windows Server 2019, this release is now available for the Long-Term Servicing Channel (LTSC).
Download Clipboard History Context Menu in Windows 10
Clipboard History Context Menu in Windows 10.
Use these Registry files to add the useful Clipboard History context menu to the Desktop in Windows 10. The undo tweak is included.
