1. Open the first window you want to view and position it to fill the left half of the screen. 2. Open the second window, and then press and hold the Windows button and the left arrow key on your keyboard at the same time. The second window should fill the right half of the screen. 3. If you want to adjust the size of the windows, you can use your mouse to drag the divider between the two windows. 4. To return to a single window, press and hold the Windows button and the right arrow key on your keyboard at the same time.

1. Run the CHKDSK utility. The CHKDSK utility is a built-in tool in Windows 10 to check and repair errors in your file system. It can help address issues that could be causing your raw partition. To do this, press Windows + R to open the Run window. Type in “cmd” and press Enter. This will open the command prompt window. Then type “chkdsk <drive> /f” and hit Enter. This will start the CHKDSK scan. If the raw partition can be repaired, it should be fixed during the scan. 2. Use the Disk Management Tool. The Disk Management tool allows you to access and modify various disk properties. To open it, go to Start and search for “Create and format hard disk partitions.” This will open Disk Management. Look through the partitions for the one that is listed as “RAW”. Right-click on it and select “Format.” Choose the file system type (NTFS) and the “Allocation unit size” before clicking “OK” to begin the formatting process. 3. Re-partition the Raw Drive. If the formatting process didn’t work, you will need to re-partition the raw drive. To do this, open the Disk Management tool. Right-click the raw drive and select “Delete Partition.” This will delete the partition and any data on the drive. Then, right-click and select “New Simple Volume.” Select the drive letter, file system type and allocation unit size as before. Finally, click “Next” to start the partition creation process. These are some of the methods you can use to fix a raw partition in Windows 10. If these methods don’t help, contact a professional or the computer’s manufacturer for further support.

To remove the local user password for Windows 10, you can use the Windows net user command. First open the Command Prompt (CMD) as an administrator and then type in the following command: net user [username] * and hit enter. You'll be prompted to enter a new password, twice. Just leave them both blank, hit enter, and your password will be removed.

1.Open File Explorer. 2.Select the drive or folder that you want to copy. 3.Right-click the selected drive or folder and select “Copy”. 4.Open the destination folder, right-click the blank area and select “Paste.” 5.A dialog box will appear. Select “Copy and Replace” (or “Replace the files in the destination”) to overwrite the existing files. Alternatively, you may also select “Keep Both Files” if you want both versions of the files. 6.Click “Continue”. The drive or folder will be copied.

No, Microsoft Windows XP does not come with Microsoft Office. Microsoft Office must be purchased separately.

1. Go to Settings. 2. Click “Update & Security”. 3. Select “Windows Update” from the left-hand side menu. 4. Click “Check for updates” in the right-hand pane. 5. If any updates for drivers are available, Windows will download them automatically. Wait for this process to finish. 6. You can also click “Advanced options” and click “View your update history” to see if any drivers are missing. 7. If that doesn’t work, you can manually install the driver. Press Windows + X, and choose “Device Manager”. 8. Expand all sections and look for any hardware device with a yellow exclamation mark next to it. This indicates that the device has a missing or outdated driver. 9. Right-click on the device and choose “Update driver”. 10. You can choose to automatically search the web for the driver, or you can choose to manually download the driver from the manufacturer’s website.

1. Make sure the Galaxy Buds are charged and nearby. 2. Open the Galaxy Wearable app on your laptop. 3. In the list of connected devices, select the Galaxy Buds you want to unpair. 4. Tap Unpair at the bottom of the page. 5. Confirm the unpairing and wait for the process to finish.

1. Click the Windows "Start" button and select "Power," then click "Restart" to restart your computer. 2. If you want to perform a complete reset, click the "Start" button, then type "settings" in the search bar. Select "Update & Security," then choose "Recovery" on the left of the window. 3. Under the Reset This PC section, choose "Get Started" and follow the on-screen instructions to reset your computer. 4. If you cannot access the Settings app, you can use the Advanced Start-up feature to reset your PC. First, click the "Start" button, then select "Power," then hold down the Shift key on your keyboard and click the "Restart" option. After your PC restarts, select "Troubleshoot," and then choose "Reset this PC."

1. Press the Windows key, type "Task Manager" and press Enter. 2. Click the "Processes" tab. 3. Select the process or processes that you want to save. 4. Once you have the desired process(es) selected, right-click and choose “Save As” 5. Choose a location and enter a name for the file, then select "CSV (Comma delimited) (*.csv) as the file type 6. Click "Save" to save the process information as a CSV file.

There could be a number of reasons why your Windows 10 computer is crashing. It could be due to compatibility issues with existing software and hardware, an outdated device driver or a virus/malware infection. It's also possible that the problem may be caused by a corrupted system file or corrupted registry entries. You should start by running a virus scan to check for any malicious software. You can also download the latest device driver for your hardware and update the software to the latest versions. Additionally, you should run a system file checker to repair any corrupt Windows system files. If none of these steps work, you may need to restore Windows to an earlier point in time or perform a clean installation.