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HOW TO ENABLE THE CLASSIC CALENDAR IN WINDOWS 10

            Hello guys, here I’m so busy to make sure my duties will have finished. Fortunately, I still have spare time to make this article for you guys. OK. Have you ever thought how slow the modern clock/calendar in Windows 10 when it’s opened?  I always feel like that. Maybe some of you feel so. The modern look of the calendar is great indeed(right picture), but it takes longer to show the date than the old one like the capture above(left picture). The old calendar doesn’t need longer time to show up and more responsive, so in our tutorial today, I want to share with you the way to enable the old calendar in Windows 10. Let’s get started.

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Open up the Registry Editor by pressing Win Key + R, then type “regedit” and enter.

Then you have to look up HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE > SOFTWARE > Microsoft > Windows > CurrentVersion > ImmersiveShell

At the right window, you have to right-click at the blank space, and choose New > DWORD (32-bit) Value, then at the New Value #1, you rename it to be “UseWin32TrayClockExperience”

Double click on the string and change the value from “0” to “1”. 0 is used for disabling the string and 1 is used for enabling the string.

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HOW TO DISABLE WINDOWS UPDATE ON WINDOWS 10

            Hello guys, now I’m so excited to post this article. I don’t know why, maybe my brain needs scanning due to the malware attacks. Hahahaaa..

Guys, have you ever been angry because Windows Update ‘eats’ too much your internet quota. On the other hand you don’t do anything. That’s happened because Windows Update runs automatically and download any update which is shipped by Microsoft. Have you thought “How can I disable it?” ?.

Today, I want to share with you the way to disable Windows Update temporarily or permanently, so you can save your internet quota and keep calm when you’re operating your notebook/PC.

Method 1 : Disabling Windows Update Service

Firstly, press Win Key + R and type this “services.msc”

Here’s the window of all services in Windows.

Then, you have to look up Windows Update at the bottom of all services.

Open the Windows Update service, then switch “Automatic” to “Manual” or “Disabled”.

NB: MANUAL means that you will manually download updates through Windows Update. The updates will not be downloaded until you have checked for updates manually. DISABLED means that the updates are not able to be downloaded and you will not get any newest updates until you switch it to “automatic” or “manual”.

Then, click on “Apply” and “OK”. You need to restart your notebook/PC so it will run effectively.

Method 2 : Disabling Windows Update through Group Policy

This step will only be applied in Windows version which allows you to access Local Group Policy. At the point, you have to run Windows Professional version.

First, press Win Key + R, then type this “gpedit.msc”

There are two menu those are “Computer Configuration” and “User Configuration”. In this tutorial you have to choose Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update.

At the right windows, you have to choose “Configure Automatic Update”. Then, open it and switch “Not Configured” to ”Disabled” (if you don’t want to use Windows Update anymore) or “Enabled”(if you want to adjust the Windows Update to notify you before downloading updates).

If you choose “Enabled“, at Configure automatic updating” below, you can switch “3 – Auto download and notify for install” to “2 – Notify for download and notify for install”. You can also set the time for updates to install. Then, just click on “Apply” and “OK”.

For now, those are the easiest way to disable Windows Update. Those also work for Windows 7, and Windows 8/8.1. Actually, it can be disabled by using PowerShell, Command Prompt and Registry Editor. But, I think they are quite hard to apply.

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HOW TO SHUTDOWN YOUR PC WITH 1x CLICK

Hello guys.. Welcome back with me. Here, I want to tell you that  I fell down when I was coming back home from my school. For your information, I’m used to coming to school in order to post my article because I don’t have internet connection in my house. So, I spend most of my time in my school. Since I got that accident, I’m not able to post anything. But, I’m still creating article for you guys.

Guys, have you ever felt that shutting down your PC is so hectic ? Today, I want to share with you how to shutdown your PC with one click, so you just click it on your desktop, and your PC will be automatically shutdown. Are you curious to know it? Let’s get started.

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Right-click on your desktop and choose New > Shortcut

Type this at the box “ shutdown.exe –s –t 00 “. If It’s done, you just click on “Next”

NB : If you want to delay your shutdown process, you can change the value of “00”. The value depends on your desire, just like 60 secs or else ( the value must be in second ).

NB 2 : You can also create the other shortcuts, just like Hibernate, Restart, Sleep and Lock your PC. Here are the commands :

Hibernate : rundll32.exe PowrProf.dll,SetSuspendState

Sleep : I haven't known it yet

Restart : shutdown.exe –r –s –t 00

Shutdown : shutdown.exe –s –t 00

Lock your PC : rundll32.exe User32.dll,LockWorkStation

In this step, you can rename it, but if you don’t want to rename it, you can ignore this step and click on “Finish”. But, It’s highly recommended to rename it, because the default name will be the same. Both shutdown and restart shortcut will be the same and the other ones will be the same.

If you want to change its icon, you can change it by right-clicking on your shortcut, then choose Properties, then choose “Change Icon…”. If there's a dialog, just click on "OK". Then, you can look for an icon. If you can’t see icon you prefer, you can look for the other icons in imageres.dll. It can be accessed by clicking on “Browse”. Then, search for This PC > Local Disk C > Windows > System32. After that, you have to type “imageres.dll“. Then, click on “OK”. Here you can look for other icons instead.

Shell32.dll

Imageres.dll

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