How To Enjoy Windows 10 With These 7 Advanced Tips And Tricks
Best Windows 10 Tips & Tricks
Windows 10 introduces a slew of innovative new features, including Cortana, Edge, and an updated Start menu, but that's not all. There are some truly fantastic hidden features that Microsoft has largely avoided discussing. Windows has long been known for its customizability, owing to numerous hacks and mods, and Windows 10 is no exception. Along with hidden features, there are some cool tricks that allow you to tailor Windows 10 to your specific needs. These tips and tricks will help you get the most out of Windows 10.
Storage Sense to keep a check on memory usage
Windows 10 includes new storage settings, which Microsoft borrowed from its Windows Phone platform. The option is located in Settings->System->Storage. “Storage” displays all of your computer's drives, and you can click on a drive to view detailed information about what's consuming the majority of your system's memory. Additionally, it displays which application is consuming the most memory. Additionally, Storage sense enables you to delete temporary files and uninstall applications with a single click.
WiFi Sense to share your WiFi network with your contacts
Another useful Windows Phone feature that has made its way to Windows 10 is WiFi Sense. It's accessible through Settings->Network & Internet->WiFi->Manage WiFi Settings. WiFi Sense enables you to share your WiFi network with friends and family members without sharing the password. It shares your WiFi network with the contacts you specify automatically. WiFi Sense will share your WiFi network exclusively with contacts who own a Windows device.
Updated Snap with Snap Assist feature
Windows 7 introduced the "Snap" multitasking feature, which enables you to run applications concurrently for a more seamless multitasking experience. Indeed, Windows 8 enhanced it, and Windows 10 has further enhanced the concept. Windows 10 introduces the ability to snap up to four apps simultaneously, and when you snap an app, Snap Assist pops up the task viewer, suggesting additional apps to run alongside.
DirectX 12 Support for better quality Games
Microsoft hasn't made a big deal about Windows 10's support for DirectX 12, but it is significant. DirectX 12 improves gaming performance, introduces new graphical effects, adds support for multiple GPUs, and introduces memory pooling. The next generation of games is rapidly approaching, and at that point, there will be no going back to any previous Windows version, as only Windows 10 supports DirectX 12.
Support for popular Video formats
In previous Windows versions, we relied on a variety of third-party video players due to Windows Media Player's limited support for video and audio formats. That all changes with Windows 10, as both Windows Media Player and the new Movies & TV app (previously known as Xbox Video) now support new video formats. Windows 10 now supports the extremely popular MKV video format, as well as the upcoming HEVC/H.264 video compression standard.
Background App Manager to monitor applications that are running in the background
The Background App Manager is another Windows 10 feature derived from Windows Phone. It enables you to select which apps should run in the background. The Background App Manager is located in Settings->Privacy->Background apps. In the background apps settings, you can disable any apps that you don't want to run in the background. This will save you money in terms of data and battery life.
Pin Recycle Bin to Start menu
Windows 10 includes numerous customization options for the Start menu, as well as the ability to pin almost anything to the Start menu. Now, the Recycle Bin can be pinned to the Start menu. It should prove useful for users of Windows 10 in tablet mode. Simply right-click the Recycle Bin icon and select "Pin to Start," which will add a Recycle Bin tile to the Start menu.
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