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How to Fix Windows Update Error 0xc1900222 in Windows 10 [Tutorial] How to Fix Windows Update Error 0xc1900222 in Windows 10 [Tutorial] Windows 10 version 1903, the May 2020 Update, has not been released officially. The new feature update is available on MSDN, in the Release Preview ring, and also on various Internet sites unofficially. Some Windows administrators who attempt to upgrade existing installations of Windows 10 to the new version receive "What needs your attention" error messages right now that indicate that PC hardware drivers or services are not (yet) ready for the upgrade. The error message, unfortunately, does not reveal any information about the hardware. Microsoft plans to improve these error messages in Windows 10 version 1903, but administrators are left alone currently when it comes to troubleshooting and resolving the issue. As usually happens with many Windows updates, in some PCs, the Windows 10 v1903 update, failed to download and install fo...

How to Fix Laptop Keyboard Not Working in Windows 10 [Tutorial] How to Fix Laptop Keyboard Not Working in Windows 10 [Tutorial] The following issue was faced on a Windows 10 laptop: The numeric keypad is not working on Windows 10 environment or in any other program (e.g. Word, Excel, Web Browser, Notepad, etc.), but the numeric keys works fine, when you type your password at the login (Sign-in) screen. Did your laptop’s keyboard just stop working? You may at times face this problem. The trackpad or the external devices might still be working, but there could be an issue with the inbuilt keyboard. This post aims to provide you with some useful tips to get that Desktop or Laptop keyboard back and running. These tips could or could not be the exact solution to your problem but can help. This post applies to most of the manufacturers including HP, Dell, Acer, Lenovo and other Windows 10 laptops. This tutorial contains instructions in order to fix the following issue in Windows 10: ...

How to Fix Microsoft Store Error 0x800700AA in Windows 10 [Tutorial] How to Fix Microsoft Store Error 0x800700AA in Windows 10 [Tutorial] The Microsoft Store (formerly Windows Store) is Microsoft’s official marketplace for downloading apps. Some Windows apps are only available exclusively on it. This makes it even more frustrating when Windows’ official store stops working or does not open quickly. We’ve rounded up the steps that help fix the Microsoft Store. Whether it’s running a troubleshooter to automatically detect and repair issues or clearing the cache, chances are that one of the helpful tips below will do the job. How to Repair Microsoft Store Error Code: 0x800700AA While Installing Updates in Windows 10. How to Solve Windows App Install Error 0x800700AA in Windows 8. Something happened this app couldn't be installed. Please try again. Error Code 0x800700AA. Can't Download or Install Windows Store updates, fix, tutorial, troubleshoot Windows Powershell Comman...

How to Copy Path in File Explorer in Windows 10 [Tutorial] How to Copy Path in File Explorer in Windows 10 [Tutorial] When you navigate through folders in File Explorer, it can be difficult to tell what the full path of the file is because it doesn’t show the paths in the File Explorer address bar. Instead, you’re shown the folder locations. Getting the path of a deep-rooted file or a folder in File Explorer can be a daunting task. Many a time we are required to upload the documents to the social media sites or any other sites which forces us to go through numerous folders till you find the desired file. Finding a path to upload a file or a folder in file explorer can be time-consuming. In most cases, it can be quite tedious to traverse to the location of the root directory of a file system. It is indeed tiresome to manually copy the path regularly from the address bar in order to paste it to the desired location. Being able to see the folders in the address bar is a better use...

How to Set Default Tab for Task Manager in Windows 10 [Tutorial] How to Set Default Tab for Task Manager in Windows 10 [Tutorial] Task Manager, known as Windows Task Manager in earlier versions of Windows, is a utility available by default in Windows 10 where you can monitor the system and startup processes. Task Manager is a hub where you can see all the processes running on your computer. If it’s an app and it’s running, it will show up in the Task Manager. Not only can you see the processes, but you can get a detailed analysis of how much computer resources a particular process is using. Earlier versions of Windows would often collect processes that would be difficult to get to go away. Over time it was easy to collect a bunch of processes that you didn’t want running, and there was no obvious way on how to solve the problem. With Windows 10 that changes, and now you can end processes much easier to stop processes building up that would have slowed down your computer. At t...

How to Enable/Disable Presentation Settings in Windows 10/8/7 [Tutorial] How to Enable/Disable Presentation Settings in Windows 10/8/7 [Tutorial] The Windows operating system has always been great for presentations. Microsoft PowerPoint is still one of the best tools available across all platforms for giving presentations. You can find it in Microsoft Office. The Windows operating system comes with a presentation mode that prevents any of the usual Windows features from getting in your way. With presentation mode on, you won’t get alerts about system notifications and the computer won’t go to sleep. What’s more, you can choose the settings you want for the volume, screen saver and desktop background, so they’re all how you want them during the presentation. Once you’ve got presentation mode mastered, it becomes far more efficient than going around and changing all the settings before and after the presentations if the settings differ. For example, just adjusting the sleep setti...

Set CPU Process Priority for Applications in Windows 10/8 [Tutorial] Set CPU Process Priority for Applications in Windows 10/8 [Tutorial] Windows shares processor resources between all running processes based upon their priority level. If a process (application) has a higher priority level, it gets more processor resources for better performance compared to a process having lower priority. If you like, you can manually set priority for processes to run with a Realtime, High, Above normal, Normal, Below normal, or Low priority level in Windows based on your needs instead of the default priority. The changes you make to the priority level of a process (application) are only temporary and not set permanently. Once the application is closed or you restart the computer, Windows will forget the priority level you set for it. This tutorial will show you how to change the process priority of applications for processor resources in Windows 10. It is not recommended to set processes t...