Change App for Edit Menu for Images in Windows 10

How to Change the App for the Edit Menu for Images  in Windows 10 File Explorer

In Windows 10, File Explorer includes the Edit command in the context menu for images. If you right-click an image, and select Edit, the image will be opened in Microsoft Paint. In this article, we will see how to change the app for the Edit command and replace it with an image editor of your choice.

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Open Folder Options in Windows 10 (Various Methods)

How to Open Folder Options in Windows 10

Folder Options is a dialog box that allow you to configure settings and change preferences for File Explorer of Windows 10. It comes with three tabs  – General, View, and Search, that include options that can be applied to all folders, or to the currently open folder only.

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Change Notification Timeout in Windows 10

How to Change Notification Timeout in Windows 10 and Make It Last Longer

The Action Center has been updated in Windows 10, featuring a new notification system. Windows 10 has replaced all kinds of notifications including the classic balloon tooltips with flat toast notifications. They appear for all events and activities you do on your PC, e.g. when you insert a flash drive. By default, notifications are visible for 5 seconds before they hide into the Action Center. Here is how to change the notification timeout to make notifications last longer. Continue reading “Change Notification Timeout in Windows 10”

Find if You Are Running 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 10

How to Find if You Are Running 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 10

Sometimes, users  may get confused which version of Windows 10 they have installed, because they can’t tell if they are running 32-bit Windows or 64-bit. To check whether you’re using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows 10, you need no third-party apps. Continue reading “Find if You Are Running 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 10”

Switch App Windows Directly in Windows 10 Taskbar Without Clicking on Thumbnails

How To Switch App Windows Directly in Windows 10 Taskbar Without Clicking on Thumbnails

In Windows 10, the taskbar button grouping feature is turned on by default. In this mode, clicking on a group button makes it show a list of window thumbnails. You can make  the taskbar switch to the last active program window in the group with a single click.
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