Windows 10 includes a touch keyboard for computers and tablets with a touch screen. When you touch any text field on your tablet, the touch keyboard appears on the screen. If you don't have a touch screen, you can still launch it. You can prevent Windows 10 from adding a space automatically after entering suggested text.
Category: Windows 10
Disable Auto Correction for Touch Keyboard in Windows 10
Windows 10 includes a touch keyboard for computers and tablets with a touch screen. When you touch any text field on your tablet, the touch keyboard appears on the screen. If you don't have a touch screen, you can still launch it. Windows 10 allows you to enable Auto Correction for the touch keyboard app.
Disable or Enable Suggestions For Touch Keyboard in Windows 10
Windows 10 includes a touch keyboard for computers and tablets with a touch screen which supports Auto Correction and Auto Suggestions. When you touch any text field on your tablet, the touch keyboard appears on the screen. Windows 10 comes with an ability to configure Auto Correction and Text Suggestions for the touch keyboard.
How to Enable Greyscale Mode in Windows 10
Windows 10 includes Color Filters as part of the Ease of Access system. They improve usability of the operating system for people with various vision issues. Color filters work at the system level, so all installed software including third-party apps and built-in Windows apps will follow them. Using color filters, you can quickly enable Greyscale mode in Windows 10.
Stop Windows 10 From Connecting Automatically to a Wi-Fi Network
Once you have connected to any wireless network in Windows 10, the operating system will remember this network and will try to re-connect to it once it is in range. If you are not happy with this behavior, you can make Windows 10 stop automatically re-connecting to certain wireless networks. Here is how.
Windows 10 Build 17074.1002 is out to the Slow Ring
A day after its release to the Fast and Skip Ahead Insiders, Microsoft has released Windows 10 Build 17074.1002 to Insiders in the Slow ring. This build is exactly the same as Windows 10 Build 17074 released earlier, but offers extra fixes.
Create Windows 10 Bootable USB Stick With PowerShell
The days of burning operating system ISO images to a disc are long gone. Today most PCs can boot from USB so it's just easier to update and more convenient to install Windows from a USB flash drive. Another good reason to install this way is the installation speed, which is significantly faster than setup running from an optical drive. Many modern devices do not come with an optical drive. Here is a method you can use to create a bootable USB stick with Windows 10 using PowerShell and a regular Windows 10 ISO image.
Manage App Access To Documents, Pictures, and Videos In Windows 10
The folders included in your Libraries store your personal data on your computer. Recent Windows 10 builds can be configured to allow or deny access to Documents, Pictures, and Videos for various apps installed on your computer and the operating system itself. Only if allowed, the OS and installed apps will be able to read and modify your data inside these personal folders.
Windows 10 Build 17074.1002 Released
Microsoft releases minor update to Win 10 Fast Ring PC Insiders with 17074.1002. It comes with fixes for AMD CPUs, virtualization tweaks and more. The build has no new features.
Windows 10 Build 16299.201 released with KB4073291
Today, Microsoft released a new cumulative update to users running Windows 10 build 16299. The update package KB4073291 raises the OS version to 16299.201.
