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How to Reset Network Settings on Android

• Data 13/03/2021
• Autor iulian carp
• -6
• 722

If you’re having trouble connecting to a Wi-Fi network or Bluetooth device on your Android smartphone or tablet, it might be time to reset your network settings. Doing so might remove any conflicts. To do that, you’ll need to follow these steps.

Issues with Android fragmentation are well known and documented, where even the settings menu can vary from device to device. Thankfully, many Android manufacturers are now choosing to use the “stock” Android interface (or something similar) for their devices rather than personalizing them with a custom interface. If you’re unsure which steps to follow, follow the steps for “stock” Android, as they’re likely to match (or closely match) what you’ll see on your device to reach the same end result.

How to Quickly Turn a File Into a Tab in Microsoft Teams

• Data 13/03/2021
• Autor Bogdan Cliveti
• 6
• 431

Collaborating on files with your colleagues is one of Microsoft Teams’ biggest selling points, but finding the right file can be a chore. Here’s how to turn a file into a tab with the click of a single button.

If you’re repeatedly opening a file in Teams, adding it as a tab is much quicker than going into the “Files” tab and looking for it. Adding a tab in a Microsoft Teams channel to show an app or a file is pretty easy, although there are a number of steps.

• Open the Microsoft Teams desktop client and click the “Files” tab that contains the file you want to turn into a tab. Next, select the file using the circle on the left-hand side and click “Make This a Tab.”

• A tab will be created immediately. When you select it, it will open your file, ready for everyone to collaborate on.

• Once you’ve finished collaborating, you can get rid of the tab just like any other tab. It’s as easy as clicking the arrow next to the file’s tab, then selecting “Remove.”

This won’t delete the file. It will just remove the tab.

How to Use Breakout Rooms in a Zoom Meeting

• Data 13/03/2021
• Autor Bogdan Cliveti
• 5
• 535

Zoom meetings can very easily feel overwhelming when there are a lot of people involved. A feature called “Breakout Rooms” can help large groups by allowing people to break off into smaller groups. It’s a handy trick to know.

“Breakout Rooms” are similar in concept to working in groups in a real-life office or classroom. People can break off from the main meeting into smaller groups for discussion, then seamlessly join back up with everyone afterward—no need to manage a bunch of separate Zoom calls.

How to Enable Breakout Rooms in Zoom

Before we can use Breakout Rooms in a meeting, you’ll have to enable the feature for your account. This is only necessary if you’ll be hosting the meeting.

• First, sign in to the Zoom website in a web browser such as Google Chrome and select “Settings” on your account page.

Scroll down to the “In Meeting (Advanced)” section and toggle on the switch for “Breakout Room.”

While you’re here, enable “Allow host to assign participants to breakout rooms when scheduling” as well.

Select “Save,” and we’re ready to use Breakout Rooms in a meeting.

How to Use Breakout Rooms in Zoom

• Now that we’ve enabled the feature, you’ll see a “Breakout Rooms” button on the toolbar. Click it.

A pop-up will appear with the Breakout Room options. You can choose the number of rooms and how participants will be divided into them.

• Assign Automatically: Zoom will randomly put people in rooms.
• Assign Manually: You choose who goes in which room.
• Let Participants Choose Rooms: Self-explanatory.

Make your choices and click “Create.”

If you’re assigning people to rooms manually, the next screen will show the list of rooms. Click “Assign” for each room and select the people you want in each.

Next, click “Options” for some additional settings. You can put a time length on the Breakout Rooms sessions and choose a countdown in order to give people time to wrap up before you close the rooms.

Once you’re done, click “Open All Rooms.” People will be put into the rooms in whatever way you decided. They will be prompted to accept joining a room or to select a room on their own.

While the Breakout Rooms are happening, you can click the toolbar’s button to bring up the menu. From here, you can “Broadcast Message to All.”

Enter a message and click “Broadcast.” The message will appear on the screen for all participants.

When you’re ready to end the Breakout Rooms, click “Close All Rooms” from this same menu.

That’s all there is to it. Zoom will save your settings and room assignments, so if you want to break out again during the same meeting, you won’t have to set it all up again. This is a convenient feature to know about if you organize a lot of large meetings.

How to Open Multiple Websites with a Shortcut on Windows 10

• Data 13/03/2021
• Autor Bogdan Cliveti
• 3
• 419

If you open multiple websites regularly, you can create a shortcut in Windows 10 to open all those sites in a single click (or a double-click). This trick uses Windows 10’s batch-scripting capabilities, but there’s also a pretty easy way to do it in any web browser.

Create a Shortcut to Open Multiple Sites at Once on Windows 10

To open several sites at once in your browser, you need to create a shortcut file for these sites on your PC. Basically, you create a file, add all your sites to this file, and run the file when you want to launch your sites. This is a batch script file that makes it possible to open multiple URLs in a single click. You can create this file using the built-in Notepad app on your PC. You can use the same app to edit the file when you need to add or remove URLs from it.

To begin, open the “Start” menu, search for “Notepad,” then click the app in the results.

Copy the following code and paste it into your new Notepad document:

@echo off
start https://www.howtogeek.com
start https://www.reviewgeek.com
start https://www.cloudsavvyit.com

The code above opens three sites, as you can see for yourself. Windows 10 will use your default web browser. You need to replace these URLs with the sites that you want to open on your PC. You’re free to add as many URLs to the code as you want. Just put each on its own line, and make sure to add the word “start” and a space before each URL.

When you’ve specified your site URLs, click File > Save As in Notepad to save your file. Select a location in which to save your file. You should prefer the desktop, as this makes launching the shortcut easier and faster than in any other location.

Then, enter a name for your shortcut in the “File name” field and append “.bat” at the end of the name. So, if you want to call your file “LaunchAllSites”, you’d type “LaunchAllSites.bat”. Then, select “All Files” from the “Save as type” dropdown menu and click “Save.”

Your website shortcut is now ready to be used. To use it, double-click your shortcut, and all your specified sites will launch in your default web browser. You’ll see a Command Prompt window for a brief moment, but it’ll immediately go away, allowing you to focus on your sites. You can create multiple shortcuts like this to open different kinds of sites on your Windows 10 PC.

How to Edit the Sites List in the Shortcut

Your newly created shortcut is editable, and you can add and remove sites from it whenever you want. Use a text editor like Notepad to change the contents of your batch script. To add or remove sites from your shortcut, right-click your shortcut and select “Edit.”

Your shortcut will open in Notepad, and you can now add and remove URLs from it. When you’re done, make sure to click File > Save to save your changes.

How to Change the Browser That Your Sites Open in

All the links in your batch file open in the default browser on your Windows 10 PC. If you want to open your links in another browser, simply set that browser as the default on your computer. To do this, open the “Start” menu, search for “Settings,” and open the app. You can also press Windows+i to open Settings.

In Settings, click “Apps,” then choose “Default apps” on the left.

• Click your current browser under “Web browser” on the right, then choose a new browser to set it as the default.

Your links should now open in your newly selected browser.

How to Open Multiple Sites at Once within Your Browsers

If you prefer, you can open multiple websites at once from within your browsers. To do this, you need to have all your sites added to a bookmarks folder. To open all your sites within a bookmarks folder in Chrome, open “Chrome,” right-click your bookmarks folder, and click “Open all (X).” “X” is the number of sites you have in your bookmarks folder.

If you use Firefox, you can do this by right-clicking your bookmarks folder and selecting “Open All in Tabs.” This opens all your sites within your bookmarks folder.

All your sites will open in their own tabs in your browser.