Showing posts with label #windows10. Show all posts
Showing posts with label #windows10. Show all posts

Monday, November 12, 2018

How to Find Missing or Invisible Clock in Windows 10



With Windows 10 updates, some of the users have reported that the clock in the system has gone missing and they do not know how to find it. The incompatibility of the older and newer software components is a significant reason behind the problem. But the problem of missing or invisible clock in Windows 10 can be fixed by following some simple and straightforward methods mentioned in the guide below. So let’s see all the various methods for resolving the missing clock in Window 10.
Here is how to find the missing or invisible clock in Windows 10
Disable Custom Theme
The most probable reason for Invisible or missing Clock in Windows is the incompatible theme. In that case, you need to switch to the default themes.
1.Right click on Desktop and the drop-down menu.
2.Click the Personalize option.
3.Go to the left panel of the window and select the Themes.
4.Click Windows 10 as your theme.
5.There you can delete the custom themes.
6.Now the Windows Clock problem must be fixed.
Edit the Existing Themes
There is a way to preserve the existing themes, but the method is a little tricky. Editing the existing theme will take time and might confuse while in middle of the process. If you want to begin the method, then the first thing you must do it to save the existing theme if you haven’t already.
1.Right click on the desktop and open the menu.
2.Click Personalize and go to the left pane of the window.
3.Click Themes and proceed to Save Theme option. It will save the theme which you name it.
4.Open the Windows Explorer and double click on C: Drive.
5.Go to the Users folder and open UserName folder.
6.Click to open the AppData and proceed to Local.
7.Go to the Microsoft folder and open Windows folder.
8.Now, open the Themes folder and find a file which you named recently.
9.Now right click on the file.
10.Select notepad to open it with.
11.Find the line saying – Path=%SystemRoot%\resources\themes\Aero\AeroLite.msstyles
12.Change this line to – Path=%SystemRoot%\resources\themes\Aero\Aero.msstyles
13.Save the file and rename it.
14.Open Themes and select the newly created theme.
15.Now the problem of missing or invisible clock should be resolved.
Disable Small Taskbar Icons
Disabling the Small Taskbar icons is one solution which is used in most to solve the missing clock problem. Since you are facing the invisible clock problem in your computer running on Windows, you must try to disable small taskbar icon in your system.
1.Open the Settings on your computer.
2.Click the Personalization button.
3.Select Taskbar and find the Use small taskbar button option.
4.Now, click to toggle off the button.
5.This solution should work temporarily to solve the issues of the invisible clock in Windows 10.
The Windows 10 must have been facing the invisible or missing clock problem, but the methods mentioned above are efficient to resolve the issue. Now you must be seeing the clock on your computer as you have successfully fixed the invisible clock problem in your computer running on Windows 10 operating system.
Karen Minton is a creative person who has been writing blogs and articles about cybersecurity. She writes about the latest updates regarding www.mcafee.com/activate and how it can improve the work experience of users. Her articles have been published in many popular e-magazines, blogs, and websites.

Saturday, September 15, 2018

How to Enable Folder Protection with OneDrive on Windows 10


When your files and folders are saved to OneDrive, they can be accessed from
anywhere. Your data are always safe in OneDrive if anything happens to your
device. OneDrive is free online storage that you get in-hand with your Microsoft
account.

With Microsoft OneDrive, you can save your files online, and you will be able to
view, browse, share, and upload them from any computer, phone, or tablet. Now,
you can set up protection for the files and folders you think important in
Windows (your Desktop, Documents, and Pictures folders) when using any
OneDrive account; either your personal, work or school OneDrive account.
In this article, I will show you how you can enable folder protection on your
Windows PC.

What’s New!

If any ransomware threat is found on your device, Windows Defender is going to
inform you about the danger. This will help you eliminate the ransomware from
the device. Also, you are going to have more options to recover your OneDrive
files back to the state they were in before any attack took place.

Bonus

For Office 365 Home subscribers, Office 365 Personal subscribers, and OneDrive
for Business users, that also includes OneDrive Files Restore, you can use it for
restoring your OneDrive to the same place where it was before but in time within
the last 30 days. Windows Defender detected date and time is going to be pre-
selected in Files Restore. This makes the process simple and convenient to use.

What’s more?

You will now learn how to enable folder protection with OneDrive for getting
developed ransomware protection of your essential files in your Documents,
Pictures, and Desktop folders on Windows 10.

Follow the simple steps given below:


1. Click on the OneDrive icon on the taskbar notification section.

2. Then click on the More option, and head to the Settings.

3. Click on the Auto Save tab in your Microsoft OneDrive settings, after that,
    tap on the Update Folders button.

Note: if you don't find any Update Folders button in OneDrive Settings, you are
        clearly not eligible for folder protection, and the rest of these guidelines are
        more likely to be futile for you.

4. Now, in the Setup protection of important folders dialog box, you will need
    to choose the folders you want to protect.

5. And then tap on the Start Protection button.

Note: If you want, you can close the dialog box while your files are syncing to
         OneDrive. Or else, if you want to watch your data sync, you can tap on the
        View Upload Progress option.

6. As soon as the files finish syncing to OneDrive, we can say they're
   protected. In addition, now they can be accessed from anywhere in
   Documents, Desktop, or Pictures using any other device.

7. Hence, when you protect your Desktop folder, the items on your desktop
   travel with you to your other device where you're running your OneDrive
  account.

That’s it. When completed, simply tap on the OK button in the OneDrive
settings. Your files and folders are now protected and handier with OneDrive.

Thank you for reading this article; I hope this information is going to be helpful to
you.



Karen Minton is a Microsoft Office expert and has been working in the technical industry since 2002. As a technical expert, Karen  has written technical blogs, manuals, white papers, and reviews for many websites such as office.com/setup.