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How to open the Group Policy Editor on Windows 11 and Windows 10

If you need to make deep changes to Windows 10 or Windows 11, you sometimes need to open Group Policy Editor, a tool that ships with Windows Pro and Enterprise editions only.

What Is the Group Policy Editor?

Group Policy Editor is a utility that allows you to configure Group Policy settings for a Windows PC or a group of PCs. Aimed mostly at network administrators, Group Policy defines how you or a group of people can use your machines, restricting or allowing features as necessary.

Group Policy Editor is a Microsoft Management Console app with the filename gpedit.msc, and it’s usually located in the “C:\Windows\System32” folder.It’s important to note that Group Policy Editor is not available in Windows 10 or Windows 11 Home. It only ships with Windows 10 or Windows 11 Pro or Enterprise editions.

If you’re not sure which edition of Windows you have, it’s easy to find out. Open Settings, navigate to System > About, and you’ll see it listed under Edition.There are several ways to open Group Policy Editor in Windows 10 and Windows 11, so we’ll cover a handful of major ways to do it below. Each one will get you to the same place, so pick whichever suits you best.

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How to use the gpasswd Command on Linux

The gpasswd command lets you administer groups on Linux. Group passwords don’t get used a lot in part because of the security risk they pose: multiple people sharing a password increases the opportunity for accidental or malicious exposure. Any member of the group can add or remove members, controlling the group access, which could easily get out of hand. There are a few ways to overcome this problem. You can avoid using group passwords when possible and use alternative mechanisms such as sudoers or access control lists. You can also limit access to the group passwords using privilege control so that only authorized members can do any operations.

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How to change ‘Sent From My iPhone’ e-mail signature

Fed up of seeing “Sent from my iPhone” at the end of your emails? Customizing your email signature can add a personal touch to your messages and project a professional image.

If you’re an iPhone user, you’ve probably noticed the default “Sent from my iPhone” signature that accompanies emails sent in the Mail app. While this signature serves as a subtle advertisement for Apple’s popular device, you may not feel it reflects your personality, or you might worry that it lacks professionalism.

Whether you’re looking to add your contact information, a company logo, or a unique sign-off, changing your email signature on an iPhone is a simple process that can make a big difference in how your emails are perceived.

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iOS 18: how to Lock and Hide iPhone Apps

In iOS 17, Apple doesn’t offer a system-level method for individually locking sensitive apps like Photos behind Face ID. There is a Shortcut action that provides rudimentary protection, but it’s not infallible. Thankfully, iOS 18 includes a dedicated option to lock and even hide individual apps even when the iPhone itself is already unlocked.

This is useful because it means you can unlock your iPhone and hand it to someone for them to look at something, knowing they won’t be able to open the apps you have locked. If someone using your iPhone tries to open an app that you have manually locked using the method described below, they will see a popup informing them that it can’t be accessed without secondary authentication via Face ID (or Touch ID on the iPhone SE).

Notably, if Stolen Device Protection is active, entering a passcode to unlock an app is not an option, so even if your iPhone is stolen and the thief knows your passcode, they still won’t be able to open the app. However, if Stolen Device Protection is not enabled, a passcode prompt appears that can be used to unlock the app after three failed Face ID attempts.

It’s worth noting that not all apps can be locked. As things stand in the first iOS 18 and iPadOS 18 betas, Apple does not provide the lock option for non-sensitive apps like Maps, Clock, Calculator, and Stocks. Otherwise, almost every other app can be locked, including third-party apps. Here’s how it’s done.

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How to clear system data on iPhone

System Data is a storage category on your iPhone that includes a variety of cached files. These are temporary files that help speed up your iPhone processes, and while clearing your System Data will give you more storage and improve performance, it may temporarily slow down processes as your iPhone works to rebuild a cache within the system.

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Comenzi rapide de la tastatură pentru Outlook

Outlook oferă o gamă variată de comenzi rapide de la tastatură care pot spori semnificativ productivitatea și eficiența în gestionarea emailurilor și a altor funcționalități. Iată câteva dintre cele mai utilizate comenzi rapide:

Navigare generală

  • Alt + S: Trimite emailul
  • Ctrl + R: Răspunde la email
  • Ctrl + Shift + R: Răspunde tuturor
  • Ctrl + F: Redirecționează emailul
  • Ctrl + N: Creați un nou email
  • Ctrl + Shift + M: Creează un nou mesaj din orice folder Outlook
  • Ctrl + 1: Vizualizați Inbox-ul
  • Ctrl + 2: Vizualizați Calendarul
  • Ctrl + 3: Vizualizați Persoanele (contacte)
  • Ctrl + 4: Vizualizați Activitățile.
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