In Windows 10 Pro based computers after installing the Security Update KB3147458 (April 12, 2016), the following error is appeared (2 times) when opening Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc):
The "Windows Store" or "Microsoft Store" is the official app store for Microsoft Windows metro style (modern) apps for Windows 8, 8.1 and Windows 10 based systems. In Microsoft Store you can find and install free or paid applications according your needs to your device.
In a Windows 10 based computer, suddenly, store apps becomes "broken", probably after a Windows update or after a virus attack.
In a previous tutorial I mentioned the way to uninstall the default apps in Windows 10, 8.1 or 8. Keep in mind that when you uninstall an app from Windows 10 or 8, in fact you un-register the app from the user(s).
This tutorial contains detailed instructions on how to perform a clean Windows 10 installation from USB on your computer. To perform a fresh install of Windows 10 on your computer you must own a valid Windows 10, 8.1, 8 or 7 key to activate your copy, or an already installed and activated version of Windows […]
In a Windows 10 based computer, you can use the classic "Programs & Features" item in Windows Control Panel to uninstall any Windows application installed, but if you want to remove a modern app from Windows Store you have to go to "Apps & features" options. However in "Apps & features" options you cannot uninstall […]
Windows 8 & Windows 10 comes with many Store Apps (or Modern Apps) preinstalled. But, many users doesn't want all these built-in Apps, so they are looking for a way to uninstall them from their system, in order to keep their computer clean from bloatware.
If you receive the Windows Update error code 8007000E while searching for updates, then probably the Windows update store folder is corrupted and you have to re-created it.
The Upgrade to Windows 10 is suggested and offered by Microsoft for free to all Windows 8.1 and Windows 7 users. You can disable this offer, if you don’t want to update your computer to Windows 10, so the Upgrade to Windows 10 will no longer available for download via Windows Update. This tutorial […]
By default the “Show Desktop” icon is located at the bottom right end of the taskbar In Windows 10, 8 and 7 editions. Also in these editions you can press the Windows + D keys to minimize or to maximize all open windows. This tutorial is written for all users who find "unhandy" to access […]
This tutorial contains instructions on how to resolve the "Registry Editor has Stopped Working" & crash problem when you use the FIND (Search) command in Windows 10.
