To check the activation status of Windows 10, go to the "Settings" app and select "Update & Security > Activation" to see the Windows activation status. This will tell you whether Windows is activated or not with a digital license or product key. Additionally, you can enter your license key and check the activation status using the slmgr.vbs command.

Your screenshots are generally saved in the "Pictures" folder, which is in the "This PC" section of the file explorer. Specifically, they are typically saved in a folder titled "Screenshots" that is inside of the "Pictures" folder.

1. Connect one end of an HDMI cable to your Xbox 360 and the other end to an available HDMI port on your Windows 10 laptop. 2. Power on your Xbox 360 console and press the Xbox button on the center of your controller. 3. On your Windows 10 laptop, open the Control Panel and select Power Options. 4. Select Change when the computer sleeps and set it to Never. 5. Select Change advanced power settings and set both Wireless Adapter Settings and USB Settings to Always On. 6. Choose the Connect to a wireless display option on the Xbox 360 dashboard and select your laptop’s name. 7. Your Xbox 360 should now be connected to your Windows 10 laptop.

1. Run Windows’ built-in disk diagnostic tool: Open a Command Prompt window as an administrator. Type “chkdsk” followed by the drive letter (such as “C”) you wish to scan and then hit Enter. 2. Use Windows’ Disk Management tool: Press the Windows key + R to open the Run box. Type “diskmgmt.msc” and hit Enter. The Disk Management window will open and show the health of the drives currently installed. 3. Download a third-party disk monitoring tool: There are many free tools available online which can help you monitor the performance of your drives. Download and install one of these tools and watch your drive’s performance over time. If you start to notice signs of deterioration and/or errors, you’ll know it’s time to back up your data and consider replacing the drive.1. Check Disk Utility: Type in "Disk Utility" in the search bar and open it to check the health of your hard drive. Once you launch Disk Utility, select your external hard drive and click "Verify Disk" to run a check. If any issues are found, you can repair them by clicking "Repair Disk." 2. Check Event Viewer: Type "Event Viewer" into the search bar and open it to check if there are any errors. Under the "Windows Logs" section, select "System" and look for any relevant warnings or errors. 3. Run CHKDSK: Type "CMD" into the search bar and open the Command Prompt. Here you can type in the command "CHKDSK" followed by the drive letter to scan and repair any errors on the hard drive. 4. Run a CleanBoot: Type "msconfig" into the search bar and open the System Configuration utility. Here, you can select the "Selective Startup" option and uncheck the "Load system services" and "Load startup items" boxes. This will help you identify any problems with your hard drive. 5. Update Drivers: In Device Manager, right-click on your hard drive's driver and select "Update Driver" to ensure the device is up to date. These steps should help you identify and repair potential hard drive issues in Windows 10.If you’re experiencing any of the following symptoms, your hard drive may be failing or has already failed: - Slow file transfers/loading times - Corrupted or deleted files - System crashes or freezing - Unusual noises (clicking or grinding) - Missing operating system or partition errors - Random blue screen or BSOD errors - Disk errors or failures upon running a diagnostic test - System not recognize your hard drive1. Run the CHKDSK Command: The CHKDSK command checks for bad sectors and attempts to repair them. To open Command Prompt, press the Windows key + X and select “Command Prompt (Admin).” Type “chkdsk /f /r” and press Enter. On the message that appears, type “Y” and press Enter to schedule the disk check. After it's complete, restart your computer. 2. Run Error Checking Through Windows Explorer: Open Windows Explorer and right-click the hard drive you want to check. From the menu, select “Properties”. In the “Tools” tab, click the button where it says “Error checking”. Check the box beside “Automatically fix file system errors” and click “Start". 3. Use Third-Party Disk Scanner Utility: If the two methods above didn't resolve your hard drive errors, you might need to use a third-party disk scanner utility to diagnose and repair the hard drive. Some popular disk scanner utilities include SpinRite and HD Tune.1. Go to Start > Settings > System > Storage. 2. Scroll down and click on the drive you want to check. 3. You should see an option called “manage storage”, click on it. 4. Under the “Storage type” heading, you should see a “Properties” link. 5. In the Properties dialog box, click the Tools tab. 6. Under the “Error-checking” heading, you should see an “Check” button. 7. Click the Check button to begin scanning the drive for errors. 8. If any errors are found, you will be given the option to repair them.

1. Go to Start, then search for Windows features. 2. Select Turn Windows features on or off from the list of results. 3. Scroll down to .NET Framework 3.5 (includes .NET 2.0 and 3.0). 4. Select the check box,, then select OK. 5. Windows will begin downloading and installing the components needed to run the .NET Framework. 6. Once installed, you can start developing your applications with the .NET Framework.

Microsoft has not yet announced an end date for Windows 10 21h1. However, Windows 10 updates normally last for 18 months, so the support for 21h1 might end around June 2022.