Storage Sense Windows 10 feature was introduced in version 1703 or Creators Update. And you will find this feature can be very much useful, here are why.
Every time you surf on the net, you collect a lot temporary files and your computer saves them in your device automatically. Not to mention, the files that you consciously add to your computer, like new programs, downloading files, and so forth.
Do you want to find Windows 10 version in your computer? Do you have this question, what version of Windows 10 do I have? How to find this out? I will show you many and EASY step-by-step methods, and quick.
This built-in Zip function is actually found already in previous Windows OS versions, such as Windows 7, creating a Zip file from one or more files and folders in your PC.
It has nothing to do with your laptop brands though, as long as it has Win 10 OS in it, however this Windows 10 how-to post uses this Lenovo as the device.
So the old days, where you will need to install additional Zip software were over since then, because you can actually create Zip file easily without extra software.
You can create a Zip file from one file or folder or more, using two methods:
Method 1.
1. Prepare your file or folder.
2. Select the files or folders you want to send to a Zip.
Right click on the selected file, and select, “Send To” then click on, “Compressed (zipped) folder“. (see following screenshot)
3. Then you can name the file with your custom name.
Method 2.
You can use this method, if you have File Explorer open.
1. Select your files or folders, then on the top, click on “Share“.
2. Then click on “Zip” icon. Name your file.
To unzip the file, you can easily double click the Zip file, and it will extract it.
I have posted Windows 8.1 disable lock screen video several months ago, and in today tutorial, I will show you how to disable lock screen Windows 10 password prompt, basically the password screen that prompts you to enter password before you can view your desktop.
Last night, I wanted to use Google Sites Liberation tool, and downloaded the .jar file, but I could not open it with my Windows 10 laptop.
To be honest, I have never used or execute any jar files before, and I used the .jar on Windows 10 laptop that did not have any Java installed. Follow this tut if you want to upgrade to Windows 10.
A few days ago, I have watched a video showing Windows 10 9888 build preview that leaked on YouTube.
I downloaded the iso of this build version from here, and installed it on a Virtual Machine, and although not too different than the official preview version, it still shows some new features that I haven’t seen before.
Sergey wrote the change log he could find, and of course I am curious to try it myself too in my own computer.
I thought the newer version of Windows OS after Win 8.1 would be Windows 9. But I was wrong.
The next version after Windows 8.1 is called, Windows 10, it is still on preview when this post is written. Honestly, my first impression after installing it on a Virtual Machine is, wow, very fast and snappy.