just a suggestion, the time stamps would work well in the comments than the description anyway love your videos really helpfull

HidemyVolumeOsd is a download but it gets rid of the stupid massive volume icon

TechGumbo Why aren't my Settings options the same are yours?

i like videos like this. Very helpful. Keep it up

TechGumbo At the 4:40 timestamp of this video you mention how to turn off notifications {sounds}. *IF* I get windows app installed on my android phone {instead of on a PC {as i don't own a PC} will what you're talking about in this video be Synchronized to "Writer's Outlet" app which I have on my phone? The sound of new notifications from Writer's Outlet is *DRIVING ME CRAZY* . 📲 😧 👨‍💻 🕵️‍♂️ 🗯

Why? Does it help

@@mahts9161 I dont know it feels like it makes me... complete.

@@saeisalt5187 😂

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@seba Simp detected eradication process: initiate

So switch to Linux "any distro" what you waiting for lol [ ;

it is an antiquated version of windows 10 and the menu options have changed. read yours carefully.

Joe Johnson you’r lying

Lmao, considering information is weightless, this is pretty funny

Lars, that is a common expression we have here in the United States.

Joe Johnson, you're a moron.

That's pretty dumb expression... xD The disk space that stores the 1s and 0s of this video weighs next to nothing... Most of the information here is very obvious and well known, but I still think it's worth more than that man. :D

Does this help with your performances?

IT is suggested you move off windows 10 and buy a chromebook instead

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Joe Johnson - Well said! LOL - That's why I'm looking into free OSs for the future... nothing to lose & potential gain.

Joe Johnson this is misleading. Ubuntu asks if users want to send error reports and usage statistics, you are asked during the installation process if you are ok with that (it's one checkbox, not convoluted settings that reset after an update like in Windows 10). If you do agree, it collects data such as general information about the hardware (so they see what people use it on, so they can develop drivers appropriately), time taken to finish the installation (so they can optimize this process), settings selected during the installation process and non-identifiable stuff like that. This is far from what Windows 10 does and you have very clearly given the option to disable this during the installation and in the settings. Manjaro has a toxic community? Well that's interesting, I always though they were noob friendly and want to establish themselves as arch for humans. Must be different personal experiences. The argument for MX Linux is that is has a "complete graphical user interface" - that's just 99% of distros, that's not something unique to MX Linux. If you ask me, I recommend going with Kubuntu, as it is the most used OS (Ubuntu) with the best GUI that looks more like Windows with its defaults but can be made to look however you want to if you want to customize it at some point or another. But Windows users will feel right at home here.

Yes, at first I was confused the first time I noticed this issue... until I realized its not an issue no no no... Damned control-freaks...

@Joe Johnson "It's not 99% of Linux distros that have a complete G.U.I. because if you have to use the command line and or enter commands that should of been filled in already it doesn't have a complete G.U.I." Then neither Windows, Linux or Mac have a "complete GUI" - try disabling the default apps that ship with W10 (but not with the N edition) without a command line. You don't really have to use CLIs with Ubuntu derivates for what you'd expect are the use cases of typical computer users. There is advanced stuff with any OS where you have to edit either the registry, system files or enter some commands into a terminal/PowerShell to achieve your goal.

Sure I have a degree in CS but don't know what I'm talking about, what else is new? Any reasons why I'm wrong or just because you currently feel like disagreeing with someone?

PS. My father told me to watch this it had so much stuff that i need to do to help with my computer.

That's what I did too. Actually all of it annoyed me. I don't know if it even works anymore right now. Lol

Exactly. Downloads are much *much* faster from one PC to another on your LAN. This setting should be kept on.

hp Windows 10 par refreshkaise hoga

Joe Johnson win 10 is win 7 strapped with MS BS and spyware and a newer prettier GUI as the disguise.

@@iforgotmyusername0 Newer GUI yes, prettier - Not hardly! It's the ugliest GUI since Win3.1.

---said no one ever..

You just told people to actually USE Edge...stop giving advice.

@@r13hd22 Sure, are you going to run any other browser in a VM for the extra security? For me the browser wars are over. I use browsers like I use Apps. If an app has a feature I use it for that feature. I use Chrome for most of my browsing and work. I used Firefox to view the CSS grid outline when debugging a webpage. I will use Edge when I need extra secure browsing and having it read websites out loud with mixed with Chinese and English at 1.5 speed.

Chrome? Why would anyone ever use that memory hog. Edge is as secure as IE was, as in not...and im not surprised that you would use Edge for a thing that has been available long before Edge even existed. TTS software is not new and there are plenty of free options...MSFT has made billions off of the lazy and uninformed.

@@r13hd22 Again, I use the browser for the feature, I don't care about it's other problems. Chrome is first to allow me to install PWAs in windows from the browser. So you saw the word Edge and stopped there? Edge in itself may not be more secure, but what I said was to run Edge then select Application Guard Window. This runs the browser in an environment much like a VM (but not as large and slow), which means that even if the a hacker got thru it wouldn't matter because they can't get thru to windows. To get the same kind of security with another browser, you'd have to run it in a VM.

Cannot figure out for the life of me why you brought up running a browser in a VM for "security" and now you are making excuses for using a browser that is weak on security just because of "features"...also, running a browser in a VM is no where near as secure as you think lol. VM itself is old and MSFTs VM software is one of the worst.

You may want to look into the "For Dummies" series of books. They often have pretty decent computer books for various operating systems.

There are more fast ways to get to settings in Win10. Type Control + s, then type 'env' takes you right to the Environment Variables Tab of the System Properties.

Thanks mate. Ill try that when I get out of bed.

AdamsTaiwan Where do I type it?

Same here

I just downgraded to windows 7 and I'm very happy, windows 7 is the best windows.