Christmas Theme 2016 for Windows 10.
Christmas holidays are not so far. Great celebrations are coming, so I decided to share a nice Christmas desktop theme for Windows 10. You can download it to personalize and decorate your Windows 10 Desktop.
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Christmas Theme 2016 for Windows 10.
Christmas holidays are not so far. Great celebrations are coming, so I decided to share a nice Christmas desktop theme for Windows 10. You can download it to personalize and decorate your Windows 10 Desktop.
As you may already know, a new Share UI is coming to Windows 10. There is a way to try out the new Share UI right now. You need to be running a Windows Insider Preview build (I tested it with Windows 10 build 14971) and also need to apply a Registry tweak.
An interesting detail about Windows 10 was revealed during the October 2016 Microsoft Event. It looks like the Redmond giant is going to officially add a way to Share things between apps and a new Share user interface. Today this information got confirmed.
In Windows 8, Task Manager was completely redesigned. Windows 10 inherited the new app from Windows 8.1. Today, I would like to share with you a secret hidden way to launch the Task Manager directly on the Startup tab in Windows 10. You can create a shortcut to open it on the Startup tab.
Google Chrome is the most popular web browser which exists for all major platforms like Windows, Android and Linux. It comes with a powerful rendering engine which supports all modern web standards. You might want to setup a few profiles to separate your browsing tasks. In this article, we'll see how to run Google Chrome with different profiles.
Windows offers you many different ways to terminate a process. It can be done with Task Manager, with the console tool taskkill and with a huge number of third party apps. Let's see one more method. Today, we will see how to end a process using PowerShell.
Some of the themes you download for Windows 10 may come with extra icons, sounds and mouse cursors. In the previous article, we saw how to prevent themes from changing your mouse cursors. Now, let's see how to do the same for icons.
In Windows 7, there were a number of options which are missing in Windows 10. For example, previous versions of Windows had more appearance options that modern Windows versions don't have. One such option is the ability to prevent Windows themes from changing mouse cursors.