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Xbox Game Bar Features

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6 Great Features in Windows 10’s Game Bar Win+G it with  Xbox   Game   Bar , the customizable, gaming overlay built into Windows 10.  Xbox   Game   Bar  works with most PC games, giving you instant access to widgets for screen capture and sharing, finding new teammates with LFG, and chatting with Xbox friends across Xbox console, mobile, and PC—all without leaving your game. If Windows+G doesn’t do anything, make sure the game bar is enabled . Head to Settings > Gaming > Game Bar, ensure the “Record game clips, screenshots, and broadcast using Game bar” option is enabled, and check that you haven’t changed the shortcut from Win+G to anything else. If you set a custom shortcut, use that instead of Win+G. 1) Adjust Application Volume :  This feature is useful even if you’re not a gamer! You can press Windows+G anywhere within Windows (including while playing a game) and use the Audio panel to adjust the volume of any running applications. 2) M...

Optimize Windows 10

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Optimize Windows 10 OS for Better Performance. Windows operating system is not any less in regard to performance compared to its contemporary like macOS and Linux. In this article, we will look into various ways you can optimize the performance of your Windows 10 machine.  Here are 9 ways you can optimize the performance of your Windows 10 computer. 1) Upgrading Windows : Updating Windows contains new features, better security, eliminates bugs, and also included performance enhancements. To update Windows, follow these steps – Open Settings.  Click on Update & Security.  Click on Windows Update.  Click the Check for updates button and download the updates. 2) Disk Clean-up :  Disk Clean-up is a computer maintenance utility tool used to remove temporary files, files in the recycle bin, and other items that you no longer need. To do so follow the below steps: Type Disk clean-up in the search bar on the taskbar.  Select the drives you want to clean.  ...

Best Command Prompt Tricks

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  Command Line Tricks for Windows 1)View Installed drivers:  If you’re troubleshooting hardware problems or just want to know if something’s installed successfully, seeing a list of installed drivers can help: type “driverquery”, hit Enter, and you get a list of all the current Windows drivers, alongside install dates and display names. 2)Save folder Trees to disk:  Struggling to get an overview of all the nested folders on a drive? The command line can help. Type “tree” and hit Enter to see the current folder and its subfolders. 3)To find information about your computer:  Type “systeminfo”, press Enter, and you get a detailed readout of everything. 4)Check your PC/laptops battery health:  The command prompt can give you a pretty detailed and technical readout of the battery health of your laptop/PC : Type “powercfg /batteryreport” and hit Enter to generate the report, then open C:\WINDOWS\system32\battery-report.html to view the findings.  5)Change the pro...

Hotspot Using Command Prompt

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  Create Hotspot Using Cmd in Windows 10 Firstly, Open your command prompt and type  netsh wlan show driver . You can confirm that your computer supports conversion of wi-fi into a hotspot or not. So, you can see where it shows   (Hosted Network Supported: Yes)  This means your computer supports this conversion. Look for "Yes" next to "Hosted network supported".  If you see "Yes" here, your computer supports the Hosted Network feature, which is what allows you to create a Wi-Fi hotspot.  If you don't see "Yes" here, your computer can't create a wireless hotspot through Command Prompt. Type the following command:  netsh wlan ''set hostednetwork mode=allow ssid=NETWORKNAME key=PASSWORD You need to enable the sharing option for this connection to use it on other devices. Go to  Control Panel -> Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing center -> Change Adapter settings . Here you will see all your connections. Right-click ...