1. Open Task Manager. To open Task Manager, press the Windows key on your keyboard and then type "task manager" and hit Enter. 2. Select the app you want to terminate. To select the app, click on the Processes tab and scroll until you find the app you want to terminate. 3. Click End Task. Once you've selected the app, click on the End Task button to terminate the app.

1. Click on the search icon in the taskbar and search for ‘Disk Management’. 2. Right-click the drive containing the system partition (usually the C: drive) and select ‘Shrink Volume’. 3. Enter the amount of space to free up and click ‘Shrink’. 4. The unallocated space will now appear as a separate entry next to your system partition. 5. Right-click the newly made unallocated space and select ‘Extend Volume’. 6. Click ‘Next’ and select the drive you want to extend from the list. 7. Click ‘Next’ and select the amount of space you want to add. 8. Click ‘Finish’ to begin the process of extending your system partition. 9. After the process has finished, restart your computer and the UEFI boot partition should be resized.

1. Download and install the Tor Browser from the official Tor website. 2. Once installed, open the Tor Browser and click on the three horizontal lines, at the top right of the window. 3. Select ‘Options’ from the menu and click on the ‘General’ tab. 4. In the ‘Default Browser’ section, select the ‘Use Tor Browser as my default browser’ option. 5. Click ‘OK’ to save the settings and exit the options menu. 6. You should now be able to use the Tor Browser as your default browser in Windows 10.

1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard to open the Start Menu. Type in “cmd” and press enter to launch the Command Prompt. 2. To launch the System File Checker (SFC) utility, type in “sfc /scannow” and press enter. This will scan all protected system files and replace corrupted versions with a cached copy that was stored in a compressed folder located on the system partition. 3. Once the scan is complete, a message will be displayed stating “Windows Resource Protection did not find any integrity violations.” This means that your system files are in a good state and no further action is necessary. 4. If the scan does detect any integrity violations, the message “Windows Resource Protection found corrupt files and successfully repaired them” will be displayed. You should then restart your computer for the changes to take effect. 5. You can also use the “sfc /verifyonly” command to verify that all protected system files are intact without trying to repair any corrupted ones. This is useful for detecting any potential problems before running the “sfc /scannow” command to repair them.

If your phone call is not working on Windows 10, there are a few things you can try. First, make sure your microphone and speakers (or headset) are properly connected. You should also check your audio settings and make sure everything is turned up and your selected microphone is the one you are using. Additionally, you can try restarting your computer, as that often resolves a lot of audio problems. If none of these suggestions work, try reinstalling the audio driver or contact a technical support service for more help.

1. Right-click on the desktop background and select "Personalize" from the menu. 2. Click on "Background" in the menu on the left. 3. Select "Slideshow" from the Background drop-down menu. 4. Turn off the toggle next to "Play a slideshow on the desktop background" and then click "Save changes". 5. Finally, select any image from the drop-down menu to replace the current background or click on "Browse" to choose a new one from your hard drive.

1. Open the Windows File Explorer and navigate to the folder containing the text files to be merged. 2. Select the files that you want to merge. You can select multiple files by holding down the "Ctrl" key and clicking on each of them. 3. Right-click one of the selected files and select “Copy” from the menu. 4. Right-click an empty space in the same folder or in another folder and select “Paste” from the menu. This will create a new file containing the text from all the selected files in the order in which they were selected. 5. Rename the new file as desired and open it to verify the contents.

1. Insert your new SSD into your computer and make sure it’s properly connected. 2. Download and install EasyUS Partition Manager. This is a program that can be used to initiate the transfer from your old drive to the new one. 3. Run EasyUS Partition Manager and select “Migrate OS to SSD/HDD” from the main screen. 4. Click on “Select Source” and select your current Windows installation. 5. Select the destination disk (the SSD). 6. Click “Next” and it will start the cloning process. 7. Follow the instructions until it is completed and then restart your computer. 8. You should now see the Windows logo at startup, indicating that Windows has been successfully transferred to the SSD.

To change the path for MinGW on Windows XP, you first need to open the System Properties window by going to "My Computer" > "Properties" > "Advanced" tab > "Environment Variables" button. Select the “Path” row and click the "Edit" button. Append the existing path with the absolute path of the MinGW installation folder, for example “;C:\MinGW\bin”. Click 'OK' and close the System Properties window. You have now successfully changed the path for MinGW on Windows XP.

1. Right click on the folder 2. Select Properties 3. Select the Security tab 4. Select the Advanced button 5. Under the owner box, click "Change" 6. Type in the username of the user who will become the Owner of the folder 7. Click on the "Check Names" button to confirm the username 8. Click on the "OK" button 9. Check the box to "Replace owner on subcontainers and objects" 10. Click on the "Apply" button and then the "OK" button 11. Click the "OK" button on the Properties window The folder and its content should now be owned by the user you specified.