In the upcoming Windows 10 version, currently referred to as "Redstone 5", Microsoft is going to rework the built-in tools for taking screenshots. The dedicated Snipping tool might be replaced with a new Screen Clipping feature, which appears to be deeply integrated with Action Center and the modern shell of Windows 10.
Category: Windows 10
How to Tag People in Photos app in Windows 10
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. Finally, the Photos app has got the ability to tag people in photos stored in your collection.
Remove Open in New Tab Context Menu in Windows 10
Recent versions of Windows 10 include an implementation of the Tabbed Shell, known as Sets. It allows app grouping exactly like tabs in a browser. When sets of tabs are enabled, the user can combine windows from different apps in a tabbed view. If you find no use for this feature, you might want to remove the new command Open in new tab from the context menu of File Explorer.
Exclude Apps from Sets of Tabs in Windows 10
Recent versions of Windows 10 include an implementation of the Tabbed Shell, known as Sets. When enabled, Sets allows app grouping exactly like tabs in a browser. The user can combine windows from different apps in a tabbed view. It is possible to exclude certain apps from sets of tabs.
How to Open a Folder in a New Tab in Windows 10 File Explorer
Recent versions of Windows 10 include an implementation of the Tabbed Shell, known as Sets. It allows app grouping exactly like tabs in a browser. When Sets are enabled, the user can combine windows from different apps in a tabbed view. Here's how you can open a folder in File Explorer in a new tab.
Enable Ultimate Performance Power Plan in Windows 10 (Any Edition)
With Windows 10 Spring Creators Update version 1803, Microsoft introduced a new power scheme - Ultimate Performance. It is designed to reduce micro-latencies and will require the system to consume more power to give full performance. This power plan is not available on systems powered by batteries (such as laptops). Unfortunately, Microsoft has restricted the new power scheme to a new edition: Windows 10 Pro for Workstations. With a simple trick, you can get it enabled in ANY edition of Windows 10 version 1803.
Windows 10 Build 17133 now rolling out to Release Preview Ring
Microsoft today released Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 17133 to Windows Insiders in the Release Preview Ring. As you may already know, this build is likely to be the RTM build for the upcoming "Spring Creators Update" feature update to the OS.
Remove Mount Context Menu in Windows 10
One of the great features of Windows 10 is the native ability to mount ISO and IMG files in File Explorer with just a double click. The operating system creates a virtual drive which mounts the contents of the disc image file and makes it available, exactly as if you have inserted a physical disc into the optical drive. However, some users prefer alternative software for this task so they may want to get rid of the default context menu command.
Apply Night Light to Mouse Cursor in Windows 10
Windows 10 allows you to enable Night Light mode (previously known as Blue Light) to reduce eye strain. When enabled, it makes the screen color gamma more comfortable for your eyes at night by reducing blue light. Colors become more warm and the backlight will be dimmed, so eye fatigue will be less. Some users are faced with a strange issue where the Night Light doesn't apply to the mouse pointer. Here is a workaround.
