New PC? Settings You Should Change After Installing Windows 10

Описание: The Windows 10 settings you should change on a new PC. After installing Windows 10 on a computer, there is a general checklist of settings and registry edits I go through to improve the overall experience. Whether you’ve purchased a new PC or you’re installing Windows 10 over an older operating system, I will share with you the settings I change immediately, along with other recommendations.

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“Windows 10 Tips & Tricks” Playlist
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0:26 Change Display Scaling
1:20 Enable Storage Sense
2:06 Choose Colors & Theme
2:56 Choose Default Apps
3:32 Disable Startup Apps
3:56 Sign-In Options
4:35 Turn Off Privacy Options
5:01 Set Active Hours
5:58 Turn Off Delivery Optimization
6:34 Turn On Find My Device
6:52 Enable Enhanced Search
7:26 Show File Extensions
8:23 Create Restore Point
9:31 (Registry Edit) No Nag Shut Down
11:16 (Registry Edit) Disable Lock Screen

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