Showing posts with label Change default Browser in Windows 11. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Change default Browser in Windows 11. Show all posts

Monday, July 10, 2023

MS_Tips Tricks & Info_2023JUL11

 


Microsoft Tips, Tricks & Info


2023JUL11


Table of Contents / Source:

How to Auto Login Windows 11 Without Password or Pin - technewstoday.com
Microsoft’s cloud ambitions for Windows could kill off desktop PCs – and sooner than we expected - techradar.com
How to change the default browser and search engine on Windows- komando.com
How to Use Excel's CHOOSE Function to Select Data Based on Criteria - makeuseof.com
What is a VPN? - How virtual private networks keep you safe in 2023 - techradar.com
Why Your Outlook Emails Are Stuck In Your Outbox (And How To Fix It) - slashgear.com
Google's going to scrape the entire public Internet to train its AI tools and there's nothing we can do about it - windowscentral.com
How to Download Threads, Zuckerberg's New Twitter Competitor - gizmodo.com
Get this Chinese app out of your smartphone right now - komando.com
Google Photos gains a dozen new video effects - androidheadlines.com


How to Auto Login Windows 11 Without Password or Pin

Enabling auto login in Windows 11 lets you bypass the sign-in screen. You might want to enable auto-login to either save some precious seconds or save yourself the hassle of having to type in a password or pin every time you boot your device.


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Microsoft’s cloud ambitions for Windows could kill off desktop PCs – and sooner than we expected

Windows 365 is a cloud-based installation of Windows 11, meaning it’s streamed to you, rather than being installed on your local PC, and it’s currently available to businesses in three different plans (and there are separate products for the enterprise world, too, all with Office apps bundled).

So the rumor, as Windows Latest has heard from its sources, is that there will be Windows 365 consumer plans aimed at everyday users, with the theory proposed that one will be an individual subscription, and the other a family bundle (for multiple users which will work out cheaper than the single-person plan, naturally).


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How to change the default browser and search engine on Windows

Many factors, including speed, appearance, ease of use, privacy and customization options can determine your choice of search engine. Some people stick to the default search engine included with their browsers. But it would be best if you took the time to choose a search engine that works best for you.


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How to Use Excel's CHOOSE Function to Select Data Based on Criteria

Do you struggle with selecting data in Excel? Learn how to use the CHOOSE function to quickly and easily select data based on specific criteria.


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What is a VPN? - How virtual private networks keep you safe in 2023

Our experts give a clear and simple breakdown of one of the most popular cybersecurity tools.



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Why Your Outlook Emails Are Stuck In Your Outbox (And How To Fix It)

The Outbox for Microsoft Outlook operates as a transition zone within the email landscape. Think of it as a temporary vault for messages heading toward their destinations. While some might think they've sent an email when they click the button, it's truly on its way once it clears the Outbox.


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Google's going to scrape the entire public Internet to train its AI tools and there's nothing we can do about it

Google's latest privacy policy update isn't necessarily surprising, but it does also set off some alarm bells. Particularly for those who already have their doubts over the AI revolution. 



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How to Download Threads, Zuckerberg's New Twitter Competitor

Facebook owner Meta launches a Twitter competitor called Threads on Thursday. Here's how to get it, and how to find your Threads 'cheat code' on Instagram.




Further reading:

  • Is Threads’ Data Collection as Bad as Is Being Reported? - makeuseof.com

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Get this Chinese app out of your smartphone right now

It’s no secret: TikTok gathers a ton of data on its users and sends the information straight back to the Chinese government. The app is a threat to your privacy and security even if you don’t have it installed. Here’s how to avoid TikTok’s clutches.

TikTok is not the only Chinese app you have to worry about. A shopping app downloaded by millions of Americans comes with all sorts of sneaky tricks to keep an eye on you.


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Google Photos gains a dozen new video effects

Google Photos is gaining a bunch of new video effects. The company has announced 12 different styles that let you make your videos “pop” with just a few taps. These effects are rolling out to Pixel users and Google One subscribers as part of the video editor function in the Photos app.