Applies from Windows 10 version

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The following end point is used to download applications from the Microsoft Store.

• Source Process
• Protocol
• Target

The target Applies from Windows 10 version

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• The following terminals allow connections to Windows Update, Microsoft Update and online shop services.

Source Process

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Target

The target Applies from Windows 10 version

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The following end point is used for content control.

• Source Process
• Protocol
• Target

The target Applies from Windows 10 version

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On Windows 10, the taskbar icons are left aligned by default. We have all experienced this practice for a long time. However, some Windows users want to center the icons on the taskbar. You can use a free launcher or dock, but you can also follow the tip described in this article. This placement is similar to macOS doc, which is located at the bottom center of the screen and is very convenient for accessing favorite or frequently used applications.

As you probably already know, Windows 10 makes it easy to change the alignment of icons on the taskbar. You can also use third-party tools to change the default icon alignment in the center of the taskbar. If you want to center the system tray icons in Windows 10, here is a step-by-step guide to making the change. read more

If you open Outlook 20016 or another program on your Windows 10/8/7 PC, you will receive a message – Registration failure of a VB Script DLL. Install or run Regsvr32.exe Vbscript.dll for self-registration; then this message may help. To solve this problem, you must re-save the file vbscript.dll.

Saving a failed VB DLL script

In the WinX menu, open the command prompt as administrator, type the following and press Enter :

regsvr32. exe vbscript.dll

The affected DLL file will be rewritten using the Windows OS tool regsvr32.exe. The Regsvr32 read more

There are four types of quality updates in Windows 10, including B, C, D, and unscheduled. Deployment “B” occurs every scheduled Patch Tuesday and includes the major patches required by devices in that month.

Critical update. A popular solution to a specific problem that resolves a critical non-security bug.
definition updated. Frequently released software update that includes additions to the product definition database.
Driver.
feature pack.
security update.
package of services.
Tool.
Update.

With Microsoft’s new servicing model, there are now two types of updates: Quality Updates and Feature Updates. Both are equally important, but each provides different enhancements at different times. read more

Click Start > Settings > In Windows Settings, click Update & Security. In the options column on the left side of Windows Update, click Recovery. Click “Start” to begin the restore/undo process.

Open settings.
Click Update & Security.
Click Recovery.
In the “Reset this PC” section, click the “Start” button.
Click on the “Delete All” option.
(Optional) Click Change Settings.
Turn on the “Clear data” toggle.

For a limited time after upgrading to Windows 10, you can revert to a previous version of Windows by clicking the Start button, then selecting Settings > Update & Security > Recovery, and then under Revert to a previous version, select “Run Windows Version”. ten read more

If some system files are missing or corrupted on your computer, Windows 10 Disk Management may also not work. In this case, you can run the System File Checker (SFC) to scan all protected system files and replace the incorrect versions with the correct Microsoft versions.

If Disk Management won’t load, you might have a file corruption issue. But it takes too long to open the app, please check if the hard drive is working properly. To resolve this issue, try running the Windows command line tool to check for possible errors.

Re-enable the missing drive in Disk Management.
Reconnect the external hard drive.
Format the drive.
Check the status of the hard drive.
Update the driver.
Refresh windows.
Reinstall the USB controllers so that the second hard drive becomes recognizable. read more

On your keyboard, press the Windows logo key and type Troubleshoot, then click Troubleshoot. Find and click Hardware and Devices and click Run the troubleshooter. Click “Next” and follow the on-screen instructions to fix any issues found. Open Device Manager and see if the missing driver appears.

Visit the official catalog of the Microsoft Update website. Enter the details of the device on which you want to install the HID touch screen driver and click the “Search” button. Click the download button. The driver is downloaded as a cab file.

A HID-compliant touchscreen is not listed in Device Manager if the touchscreen has been manually disabled by the user, or if the system does not default display the touchscreen driver. The HID compliant touch screen is usually found under Human Interface Devices in Device Manager. read more

Press Windows + R keyboard shortcut. After launching the Run application, type msconfig. Click OK or press Enter. In the settings, go to the Boot tab. Go to boot partition options. Check secure boot. Highlight the launch of the safe option you want to use.

Hold down the F8 key during startup until the Windows logo appears. The menu will appear. You can then release the F8 key. Use the arrow keys to highlight Safe Mode (or Safe Mode with Networking if you need to use the Internet to solve your problem), then press Enter.

Hold down the Shift key and click Restart.
Select “Troubleshoot” on the “Choose an option” screen.
Select Startup Options, then click Restart to enter the final Safe Mode selection menu.
Enable Safe Mode with or without internet access. read more

Right-click your computer’s Wi-Fi adapter in the list and select Status > Wireless Properties. Under the Security tab, you should see a password field with dots – click the Show Symbols field to view the password in plain text.

On a Windows 10 PC, find your WiFi password, open the Windows search bar and enter WiFi settings. Then go to the Network and Sharing Center and select the Wi-Fi network name > Wireless network properties > Appearance > Security symbols.

In the Network and Sharing Center, next to Connections, select the name of your Wi-Fi network. In the Wi-Fi Status section, select Wireless Network Properties. In the wireless network properties, select the “Security” tab, then select the “Show Symbols” checkbox. Your Wi-Fi network password is displayed in the network key security area. read more

In this article we see what the file bootres.dll is in the Windows 10 operating system and where it is located. We will also see how to repair or replace a corrupted bootres.dll file that prevents you from booting on your Windows desktop and issues an error message – Boot critical file esourcescustomootres.dll is corrupted. Sometimes this error can even lead to the’Automatic Repair’ screen.

What is the bootres.dll file

Dynamic Link Libraries (DLLs) and are external parts of applications running Windows or other operating systems. Most applications are not complete and save the code in different files. If the code is required, the corresponding file is loaded into memory and used. If the operating system or software does not find the appropriate DLL file, or if the DLL file is corrupted, you may receive an error message. read more