1. Open the Windows 10 App Store with the search bar located in the bottom left corner of your screen. 2. Search for "Perspective Grid". 3. Select the Perspective Grid from the list of results. 4. Download and install the Perspective Grid. 5. Once installed, open the Perspective Grid by navigating to the app via the Start Menu. 6. Select the type of perspective grid you would like to view, such as a two-point, three-point, or four-point grid, and then adjust the grid parameters as desired. 7. Once you are done customizing the perspective grid, click the View Grid button to view your customized perspective grid.

1. Launch the Photos app in Windows 10. 2. Select the video that you want to trim. 3. Click the “Edit & Create” tab at the top of the window. 4. Select “Trim” from the list of options. 5. By dragging the left and right start and end sliders, select the part of the video you want to keep, and everything outside of those bounds will be trimmed away. 6. Click on the “Save Copy” button in the top right corner of the window. 7. Confirm the place where you would like to save the trimmed file and click “Save”.

1. If you already have Windows 10 installed on your computer, the easiest and simplest way to get the latest version of Windows 10 is to turn on automatic updates. This will automatically download and install the latest version when it becomes available. 2. You can also manually check for updates by going to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update and clicking on "Check for Updates". 3. If you want to install a new version of Windows 10, you can use the Media Creation Tool to install the latest version directly from Microsoft. This tool can create a bootable USB drive or can create an ISO image file which you can burn to a DVD, allowing you to install the latest version of Windows 10.

1. Open the Start Menu, type Display Settings and press Enter. 2. This will open the Display Settings window. Here you can set the resolution, orientation, brightness, and contrast of your display. You can also identify which display is displaying your primary monitor. 3. To change the color balance of your display, select Color and turn on the advanced mode. On the Color Management window, drag the arrows to adjust the red, green, and blue levels and gamma. 4. In the Multiple displays section, you can use the drop-down menus to select the display arrangement and determine the order and arrangement of the displays. 5. To customize the scaling of text and app size, select the Advanced sizing of text and other items heading. On the next page, you can adjust the window behavior when you drag it between two screens or change the default text size. 6. When you are finished, select Apply and then OK to save your settings.

There are several ways to boot Windows 10 in safe mode. 1. From within Windows 10: - Open the Start menu and type "System Configuration." - Select the "System Configuration" option from the search results. - Select the "Boot" tab, uncheck "Safe Boot" and click "OK." - Restart your computer and press the F8 key repeatedly when your system restarts. This will open the Advanced Boot Options menu. - Select "Safe Mode" and press Enter. 2. Using the Advanced Settings menu: - Access the Advanced Settings menu by pressing the Windows and I keys simultaneously. - Select the "Update & Security" option, click the "Recovery" tab, and then select "Advanced Startup." - Click the "Restart Now" button and select the "Troubleshoot" option once your system restarts. - Select the "Advanced Options" menu and select the "Startup settings" option. - Click the "Restart" button and select the "Enable Safe Mode" option when your system restarts. 3. Using the Command Prompt: - Access the Command Prompt by pressing Windows and X keys simultaneously, selecting the "Command Prompt (Admin)" option, and clicking "Yes" to provide administrative access. - Type the command: "bcdedit /set {default} safeboot minimal" in the Command Prompt window and press Enter. - Restart your computer and press the F8 key repeatedly when your system restarts. This will open the Advanced Boot Options menu. - Select "Safe Mode" and press Enter.

1. Press the Windows Key and type "Startup" and hit Enter. 2. Select the "Startup" tab and click the "Add a program" button. 3. Select the app(s) you want to launch automatically during startup and click the "Add" button. 4. Reboot your computer and the apps should automatically launch upon startup.

Yes, Windows 10 is much more transparent in its privacy settings than previous versions of Windows. Windows 10 allows users to easily access and manage the data that is collected, view their activity history and control what data is shared with Microsoft and third parties. It also includes a number of powerful tools that allow users to control their online privacy, including the ability to block apps from accessing user data.

1. Open the Microsoft Edge browser on your Windows 10 computer. 2. Click on the three-dotted menu at the top-right corner of the browser. 3. Click on "Settings" from the menu. 4. Select "View Advanced Settings". 5. Under the "Cookies" section, select the "Allow sites to save and read cookie data" checkbox. 6. You can also choose to block websites from setting any data. 7. Click the "Save" button to save the changes.

1. Check Connectivity: Start by making sure that your keyboard is connected properly to your PC. If you’re using a USB keyboard, make sure it’s firmly connected to one of the USB ports on your PC. If you’re using a wireless keyboard, make sure it’s powered on and the wireless receiver connected to your PC’s USB port. 2. Troubleshoot Hardware Issues: If your keyboard is connected properly but isn’t working, it’s possible that there’s a hardware issue. You can run Windows’ built-in hardware troubleshooter to check for any problems. To do this, go to Settings > Update & Security > Troubleshoot. 3. Disable Filter Keys: Often times, Windows can ignore key presses of quickly repeating keys, such as when you hold down a key too long. This is known as Filter Keys and can be disabled in the Settings app. To do this, go to Settings > Ease of Access > Keyboard, and turn off the “Filter Keys” option. 4. Update Keyboard Drivers: If your keyboard has hardware issues, updating its drivers can help. Drivers allow your hardware to communicate with Windows and help ensure your hardware is working properly. To update your drivers, go to Device Manager and select the keyboard device. Right-click on it and select Update Driver, then follow the instructions on the screen. 5. Scan for Malware: Finally, it’s possible that malware can interfere with your keyboard and prevent it from working properly. To scan for any malicious software, you can use Windows Defender or any other anti-virus program.

1. Press the Windows logo key + R and type cmd and hit Enter 2. In the command prompt window, type ipconfig and hit Enter 3. Look for the entry next to IPv4 Address - This is your computer's IP address.