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Change What App Keys Do for the Keyboard in Windows 10, 8 and 7

How to Change What App Keys Do for the Keyboard in Windows 10, 8 and 7

Some keyboards contain a number of additional keys that you can use to launch a Windows application or perform a specific action. The most common keys are Calculator, Web Browser, Mail, Search. Microsoft keyboards are known for having these keys, but not only MS keyboards have them. Other manufacturers also have many models of multimedia keyboards with application keys.

Change Number of Rows and Columns for Classic Alt+Tab Dialog

How to Change the Number of Rows and Columns for the Classic Alt+Tab Dialog

Starting with Windows Vista, Windows includes the modern Alt+Tab dialog for the window switching experience. Its feature set may slightly vary between recent Windows versions, but in general case it is a grid of window thumbnail previews. There is also a classic dialog Alt+Tab that could be last seen in Windows XP.

Microsoft is testing servicing pipeline with build 20241.1005 (KB4589464)

Microsoft has released a small cumulative update for the recently released Windows 10 Build 20241. The patch KB4589464 is available to Insiders in the Dev channel, and raises the OS version to 20241.1005. There are no new features in this release.

Group Policy Settings Reference Spreadsheet for Windows 10 version 20H2

In addition to Administrative templates for Windows 10 version 20H2, October 2020 Update, Microsoft has released a special reference file in the XLSX format (Microsoft Excel), that allows you to quickly find what is new in Group Policies of the latest Windows 10 release.

Windows 10 version 20H2 Enterprise and Education will be supported for 30 months

Microsoft has finally released Windows 10 version 20H2. The OS, which is also known as 'October 2020 Update', is now available in the stable branch, so anyone can download and install it. The official announcement reveals some details regarding the support of the OS for customers.

Beware: Using UUPDump for Windows 20H2 might lock down Secure Boot

It has come to our knowledge that using a third-party service that generates ISO images might brick your device. For some computers with Secure Boot enabled, using the ISO images generated by third-party service, UUPDump.nl for upgrading from an older Windows version will damage and lock the UEFI firmware. Recovering it will require advanced skills from the user.

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