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| ====== Windows Tips, Tricks and Notes ====== | ====== Windows Tips, Tricks and Notes ====== | ||
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| ===== Windows 10 annoyances and how to overcome them ===== | ===== Windows 10 annoyances and how to overcome them ===== | ||
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| **No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic updates installations** -> Enabled\\ | **No auto-restart with logged on users for scheduled automatic updates installations** -> Enabled\\ | ||
| - | === Require username to be specified at logon (disable user listing) | + | === Require username to be specified at logon (disable user listing) |
| Open the Local Policy app (secpol)\\ | Open the Local Policy app (secpol)\\ | ||
| Navigate to **Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Interactive Logon: Don’t display last signed-in** and set to Enabled. | Navigate to **Security Settings -> Local Policies -> Interactive Logon: Don’t display last signed-in** and set to Enabled. | ||
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| === Disable " | === Disable " | ||
| - | Open the Group Policy Editor\\ | + | Open the Group Policy Editor |
| Navigate to **User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Account Notifications**\\ | Navigate to **User Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Components -> Account Notifications**\\ | ||
| Set **Turn off account notifications in Start** to **Enabled** | Set **Turn off account notifications in Start** to **Enabled** | ||
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| More details on this are available [[https:// | More details on this are available [[https:// | ||
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| - | ===== Ways to personalize | + | ===== Personalizing a non-activated |
| === Disable Taskbar Button Grouping with Group Policy === | === Disable Taskbar Button Grouping with Group Policy === | ||
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| - | ==== Bulk Installation of Programs | + | === Bulk Installation of Programs === |
| Visit www.ninite.com | Visit www.ninite.com | ||
| + | === Checking a file's hash === | ||
| + | certutil -hashfile < | ||
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| + | === Laser Printer keeps "going offline" | ||
| + | Solution found on Reddit: | ||
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| + | > Unfortunately, | ||
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| + | > However, if you're using a Windows PC, I have often found that the computer will mistakenly show the printer as ' | ||
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| + | > If you're using a Windows computer and used the "Add A Printer" | ||
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| + | > If you don't know the printer' | ||
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| + | > If you want to check the printer' | ||
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| + | === Quick Guide: Automatic login in Windows 10 === | ||
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| + | Open the registry editor\\ | ||
| + | Enter HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\PasswordLess\Device.\\ | ||
| + | Double click on “DevicePasswordLessBuildVersion” and set the value to “0”.\\ | ||
| + | Open User Accounts using [Windows] + [R] and “netplwiz”.\\ | ||
| + | Uncheck the box beside “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer”.\\ | ||
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