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Disable touch screen in Windows 10 and Windows 8 or 8.1

If you have a desktop PC or a laptop with a touch screen, you might prefer using it exclusively with a mouse and a keyboard. Many users do not want to touch their large screen at all because it leaves fingerprints and smudges on the display. Others do not find using a touch screen comfortable if the display is vertical and at a distance as is the case of a desktop or laptop PC. Well, the good news is you can disable the touch features in software so it becomes a regular display. If you are curious how to disable the touch screen in Windows 10 and Windows 8, read the rest of this article.

How to disable “You have new apps that can open this type of file” notification in Windows 10

In Windows 10, app installers cannot associate apps directly with file types. Instead, when you open any file which can be opened by multiple programs on your PC, you get a Metro-style toast notification: You have new apps that can open this type of file. If you click it, a new dialog will appear. There you can choose the default program that you would like to use for the file or protocol type. If you want to disable the "You have new apps installed" notifcation in Windows 10, here are a few simple steps for you.

How to move a window from one Desktop to another in Windows 10

Virtual Desktops is a new feature introduced in Windows 10. You can have several desktops and apps running only on that particular Desktop. Once in a while, you may want to move an opened app window from one desktop to another. Here is how you can do that easily.

Open a new instance of the running app on a separate Desktop in Windows 10

As you might be knowing, Windows 10 features Virtual Desktops, called Task View. It allows you to have more than one desktop without using third party tools. For example, if you have opened your Firefox browser on Desktop 1, you can start another instance of Firefox on Desktop 2. When you click the Firefox icon on the taskbar on Desktop 2, it will take you back to Desktop 1. Here is how to make it remain on Desktop 2.

How to disable Notification Center in Windows 10

If Windows 10, Microsoft has introduced the Notification Center feature. Similar to Windows Phone and other mobile systems such as Android, Windows 10 is able to aggregate all kinds of event notifications in one window and show past history of notifications. While you may find this very useful, some others may not want to show all past notifications. In Windows 10 build 9926, you can turn off the notification center, but this requires a Registry tweak from you. Let's see how to do it.

How to disable notifications in Windows 10

In Windows 10, there is a new feature called Notifications Center. As you use the OS, it shows you notification toasts on the Desktop. This includes feedback requests in Windows 10 Technical Preview, Windows Update notifications, security warnings and so on. There is a trick which allows you to get rid of notifications in Windows 10.

What is Tablet mode in Windows 10

With Windows 10, Microsoft has tried once again to create a universal OS for tablets, smartphones and the classic Desktop PC. This unification started earlier with Windows 8, but it was not a successful attempt. With Windows 10, Microsoft has only slightly tweaked the UI but hopes to achieve success again. To achieve that goal, Microsoft has added the ability to detect on which display Windows is being used and switch between tablet and desktop mode.

How to customize Quick Actions in Notification Center of Windows 10

The new Notification Center feature in Windows 10 might be familiar to Windows Phone users. It stores notifications about all important events like updates, maintenance and security warnings in a single place. In the latest Technical Preview of Windows 10, Notification Center comes with Quick Actions - a set of buttons which allow you to manage various system functions quickly and instantly. Today we will see how to customize these Quick actions.

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