How to enable or disable Share across devices
Check the steps below to see how you can enable or disable share across devices.
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Check the steps below to see how you can enable download over metered connections for drivers,info and apps.
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Ați mutat bara de instrumente Outlook care conține opțiuni precum Mail și Calendar în bara laterală din stânga aplicației? Doriți să o aduceți înapoi în bara de jos a aplicației? Dacă da, aveți o modalitate simplă de a face acest lucru, iar noi vă vom arăta cum să faceți acest lucru pe computerul dumneavoastră cu Windows 10 sau Windows 11.
Pentru a face acest lucru, în colțul din stânga sus al aplicației Outlook, faceți click pe “File.”
Din bara laterală din stânga, selectați “Options.”
În fereastra “Outlook Options”, în bara laterală din stânga, faceți clic pe “Advanced”. În panoul din dreapta, dezactivați opțiunea “Show Apps in Outlook”.
Salvați modificările, selectând “OK” în partea de jos.
Outlook va afișa o solicitare care vă va spune că trebuie să reporniți aplicația pentru ca modificările să intre în vigoare. Faceți acest lucru închizând și redeschizând aplicația Outlook, iar bara dvs. de instrumente va fi așezată în bara de jos a aplicației.
[mai mult...]How to use CHKDSK to fix Hard drive problems on Windows 10 or Windows 11
The Check Disk utility, also known as chkdsk (since that’s the command you use to run it) scans through your entire hard drive to find and fix problems. It’s not a terribly exciting tool — and running it can take some time — but it can really help prevent bigger problems and loss of data in the long run. Chkdsk performs a couple of functions, depending on how it’s run:
- Chkdsk’s basic function is to scan the integrity of the file system and file system metadata on a disk volume and fix any logical file system errors that it finds. Such errors might include corrupt entries in a volume’s master file table (MFT), bad security descriptors associated with files, or even misaligned time stamp or file size information about individual files.
Chkdsk can also optionally scan every sector on a disk volume looking for bad sectors. Bad sectors come in two forms: soft bad sectors, which can occur when data is written badly, and hard bad sectors, which can occur because of physical damage to the disk. Chkdsk attempts to fix these problems by repairing soft bad sectors and marking hard bad sectors so they won’t be used again.
That may all sound very technical, but don’t worry: you don’t need to understand the ins and outs of how it works to know when you should run it.
If chkdsk does encounter problems — especially hard bad sectors — that it can’t repair, data can become unusable. It’s not very likely, but it can happen. For that reason, you should always make sure you have a good backup routine in place and back up your PC before running chkdsk.
The chkdsk tool works pretty much the same in all versions of Windows. We’ll be working with Windows 10 in this article, so the screenshots may look slightly different if you’re using Windows11, but chkdsk performs the same, and we’ll point out where any procedures differ. We’ll also talk about running it from the Command Prompt, in cases where you can’t even boot into Windows.
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