Although Windows 10 is the fresh blood of Microsoft, it is so controversial, many users complain about the unstable function, old fashioned interface, and privacy information might leak. So many people plan to rollback Windows 10 to Windows 7.
Microsoft released its latest Windows 10 build 20H2, October 2020 Update, early this month. Considering build 1903 is on its way out, you should upgrade your copy of Windows 10 to 20H2 sooner, rather than later. If you are using a standalone Windows 10 computer, you can either upgrade it via Windows Update which gets the job done automatically or manually through the Update Assistant.
Using Control Panel, you can only view the Wi-Fi password for the network you’re currently connected to. If you want to see your current password or saved Wi-Fi networks stored on Windows 10, you’ll need to use Command Prompt.
On Windows 10, after upgrading to version 21H1 (May 2021 Update) or another release, problems with Wi-Fi, such as slow wireless speeds, missing configuration, unable to connect to the internet, or wireless adapter stops working, are common and usually expected.
We use bookmarks to collect url pages of our favorite and interested websites, which allows us to reach the page without searching next time. But if you have some private bookmarks you don’t want others to see them.
Firefox can save usernames and passwords that you use to access online services, such as banking and email websites. If you share a computer with anyone, it is recommended that you use a primary password.
Firefox securely stores your usernames and passwords for accessing websites, automatically fills them in for you the next time you visit a website, and lets you manage your stored logins with the built-in Firefox Lockwise Password Manager. This article will show you how to remember, view, edit, manage, remove and protect your passwords in Firefox and also how to disable the Password Manager.
There is an extension called Secure Mail for Gmail. Both the sender and recipient need to install the extension in their Chrome browser. Otherwise, the encryption-decryption process won’t work. So, if you want your friend – only your friend to access the encrypted email you’re sending, the friend has to install the extension first. Otherwise, he’d end up reading a meaningless combination of characters.