Thursday, 10 December 2015

Tutorial - Cara Padam Akaun Facebook Waris Meninggal Dunia






 



Jika kita meninggal dunia, kita boleh delete FB kita tau tapi bukan kita yg bangun dari kubur la. Kita cuma wariskan FB kepada orang yg paling kita percaya. Mana tahu ada post gambar ternampak aurat ke? Tersalah cakap ke? Terfitnah ke? Caranya: 


 1) Pergi ke security 
 

2) pilih Legacy Contact

3) pastu boleh pilih siapa pewaris yg kita nak


4) FB akan hantar pm kpd pewaris tersebut. Selesai..


Monday, 7 December 2015

Perisian - Spyrix Personal Monitor 8.0.5 Crack






Spyrix Personal Monitor is a powerful multifunctional program for complete and detailed REMOTE MONITORING of user activity. It can monitor keyboard (Keylogger) activity, activity on social networks (Facebook, MySpace etc.), web-surfing, Skype, IM Messengers (ICQ, MSN etc.), running and active applications, printing activity and external storages (USB, CD, DVD, HDD, memory cards). The program allows conducting control remotely no matter where you are located by sending logs to your email, FTP or LAN and viewing logs from your account online. It cannot be detected by computer users and antivirus programs. The program is perfect for parental control and controlling employees.

Features:
Remote monitoring via secure web account
Keylogger (keystrokes logging)
Screenshots capture
Making snapshots from user web camera(available for PRO license)
Microphone Voice Surveillance(available for PRO license)
WEB Camera Surveillance(available for PRO license)
Invisible mode
Remote monitoring from any place and any device (PC, tablet, smartphone)
Undetectable to antivirus software
Remote Uninstallation
Clipboard control
Facebook includes capture passwords
MySpace, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn
Skype (Two-way dialogue interception)
IM Chat (Google Talk, ICQ etc)
Search Engines Monitoring
URL monitoring
Blocking sites: by categories (for example
adult, dating), blacklist of URLs,
blacklist of keywords.
Apps activity
E-mail, FTP, LAN log delivery
Alert keywords
Analytics module
“Black List” Sites (Alert URLs)
Removable Drives (USB, HDD, SD) Control
Printer Control
Domain users monitoring(available for Business licenses)

Release Date: 2015-07-17 (Medicine Release: 2015-07-24)OS: XP/Vista/7/8
Language: Multilingual
Download Page: http://www.spyrix.com/download.php

 SPYR

Friday, 20 November 2015

Info - Contoh Format Surat YAPIEM




berikut saya nk kongsi cara2 mbagaimana nk hentikan 
pemotongan gaji anda kepada YAPIEM.



sila muat turun format borang & edit  kemudian cetak.format surat dalam bentuk fail MSWORD.



Perisian - Xilisoft YouTube Video Converter 5.6.4 build 20151116









Xilisoft YouTube Video Converter 5.6.4 build 20151116 Multilangual | 27.28 MB

For YouTube video fans, Xilisoft YouTube Video Converter is undoubtedly the ideal choice to download YouTube video MP4, FLV, Webm, and convert YouTube videos to a vast array of popular formats such as MP3, AVI, MPEG, H.264/AVC, MOV, RM, and many others. Moreover, this YouTube Converter can be also a powerful Video Converter to convert between all videos files in different formats. With super fast download and conversion speeds, Xilisoft YouTube Video Converter lets you fully experience YouTube videos at home or on the go.

- Download YouTube videos (MP4, FLV, Webm) and convert to MP3, AVI, MPEG, MP4, 3GP, H.264, MKV, etc.
- Download YouTube HD videos and convert them for playback on PS3 and other HD devices.
- Convert all kinds of local video files in different formats to other videos formats.
- Convert YouTube videos for viewing on iPhone, iPad, iPod, Apple TV, Galaxy, HTC One, Moto X, Nexus, Kindle, Surface, Lumia and other devices.
- The smarter design brings much easier usage and better user experiences.

Download YouTube Videos Freely
Xilisoft YouTube Video Converter enables you to effortlessly download YouTube MP4, FLV and Webm videos.

YouTube HD video Downloader
Directly download YouTube HD videos, even 1080p HD videos to your computer with this YouTube downloader.

YouTube Video Converter
Convert YouTube FLV, MP4 to MP3, AVI, MPEG, MP4, 3GP and other formats to be compatible with iPod, iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, PSP, PS3, Zune, Blackberry, 3GP mobile phones, Xbox, etc.

More Powerful Video Converter
Convert your local videos in different formats like AVI, MPEG, WMV, MKV, MP4, H.264/MPEG-4, RM, MKV, WMV HD, etc to any other videos.

Multiple Tasks Supported
Download and convert multiple YouTube videos at the same time, just adding as many video URLs as you want, and let Xilisoft YouTube Video Converter complete the tasks in batches.

Set Output Formats
You can choose to convert YouTube video to MP3, AVI, MPEG, WMV, MP4, FLV, H.264/MPEG-4, DivX, XviD, MOV,MKV, H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (*.mp4), MPEG2 HD Video (*.mpg; *.mpeg), MKV HD Video, Quick Time HD Video (*.mov), WMV HD Video (*.wmv), Audio-Video Interleaved HD Video (*.avi).

Set Output for Various Multimedia Devices
You can set your output file just for specified devices like iPhone, iPad, Galaxy, HTC One, Moto X, Nexus, Kindle, Surface, Lumia, etc.

More Options to Better Assist Your YouTube Video Conversion
Set preferred video quality, resolutions, video bitrate, and formats; Set max simultaneous downloads and conversions; Set custom download and conversion settings.

Automatically Transfer MP4, MOV, and MP3 file to iTunes
This YouTube converter provides the option for you to choose if you want to automatically transfer MP4, MOV and MP3 file to iTunes after downloading and converting.

Multilingual Interface
This YouTube video converter is available in English, French, Japanese, German, Spanish and Chinese. And much smarter design brings much easier usage and better user experiences.

Updates: official site does not provide any info about changes in this version


================
[INSTALL NOTES]
================

Step 1: unpack rar archive
Step 2: run the setup
Step 3: Use the given keygen , patch and crack all are working use whatever you like :)to activate
(recommend to copy and paste the patch into the installed directory and double click it on the patch file and do the patch) or
Copy the crack folder content and paste it to the software installed directory.
Step 4: Enjoy and Support Developers, Buy It, They Deserved It!




Thursday, 29 October 2015

Perisian - Destroy Windows 10 Spying 1.5.0 Build 500 (By Baim.Inc)



Destroy Windows 10 Spying is a portable app that can block anonymous data being sent, remove apps that can not be removed the standard way and more. I liked that it can remove some of the Windows default programs that can be removed under Apps & Features, an annoyance I immediately discovered since I prefer to slim down windows.


Some of the domains we know send anonymous information back to Microsoft include:

-vortex.data.microsoft.com
-vortex-win.data.microsoft.com
-telecommand.telemetry.microsoft.com
-telecommand.telemetry.microsoft.com.nsatc.net
-oca.telemetry.microsoft.com
-oca.telemetry.microsoft.com.nsatc.net
-sqm.telemetry.microsoft.com
-sqm.telemetry.microsoft.com.nsatc.net
-watson.telemetry.microsoft.com
-watson.telemetry.microsoft.com.nsatc.net
-redir.metaservices.microsoft.com
-choice.microsoft.com
-choice.microsoft.com.nsatc.net
-df.telemetry.microsoft.com
-reports.wes.df.telemetry.microsoft.com
-wes.df.telemetry.microsoft.com
-services.wes.df.telemetry.microsoft.com
-sqm.df.telemetry.microsoft.com
-telemetry.microsoft.com
-watson.ppe.telemetry.microsoft.com
-telemetry.appex.bing.net
-telemetry.urs.microsoft.com
-telemetry.appex.bing.net:443
-settings-sandbox.data.microsoft.com
-vortex-sandbox.data.microsoft.com
-survey.watson.microsoft.com
-watson.live.com
-watson.microsoft.com
-statsfe2.ws.microsoft.com
-corpext.msitadfs.glbdns2.microsoft.com
-compatexchange.cloudapp.net
-cs1.wpc.v0cdn.net
-a-0001.a-msedge.net
-statsfe2.update.microsoft.com.akadns.net
-sls.update.microsoft.com.akadns.net
-fe2.update.microsoft.com.akadns.net
-diagnostics.support.microsoft.com
-corp.sts.microsoft.com
-statsfe1.ws.microsoft.com
-pre.footprintpredict.com
-i1.services.social.microsoft.com
-i1.services.social.microsoft.com.nsatc.net
-feedback.windows.com
-feedback.microsoft-hohm.com
-feedback.search.microsoft.com
-rad.msn.com
-preview.msn.com
-ad.doubleclick.net
-ads.msn.com
-ads1.msads.net
-ads1.msn.com
-a.ads1.msn.com
-a.ads2.msn.com
-adnexus.net
-adnxs.com
-az361816.vo.msecnd.net
-az512334.vo.msecnd.net






Changes in 1.5.0:

-The program is rewritten from scratch. Its size is reduced.
-HOSTS forced changes. Problems should not occur.
hosts now use ip address 0.0.0.0 .
- The program creates a system restore point.
-The settings are divided into 2 types. Professional and normal.
-Added check is enabled or disabled UAC.
-A more expanded the Delete menu applications.
-The utility adds a quick button system recovery.
-Fix disable windows update.

Whats New in Build 500:

- Bug Fixes
- Optimze code
- And remove new spying updates in win7/8
- Fixed gui in win 7/8

Instructions:

Unpack and read info.


Wednesday, 7 October 2015

Perisian - Sweet Home 3D v5.1 Portable







Sweet Home 3D is aimed at people who wants to design their interior quickly. The user may draw the walls of his rooms upon the image of an existing plan, change the color of the walls, draw dimensions, drag and drop furniture in the plan from a catalog organized by categories (living room, kitchen…), in which he can import 3D models created by himself or downloaded from different web sites, change the size, the orientation and the elevation of each piece of furniture with the mouse, view the changes in the plan simultaneously in the 3D view, either from an aerial view point, or from a virtual visitor view point, and print the home plan and the 3D view. Sweet Home 3D is available in English, French and Brazilian Portuguese.


Monday, 5 October 2015

Permainan - Rise Of Nations - Rise Of Legends






Game Info

May 9, 2006
ESRB:
Teen
ESRB Descriptors:
Violence, Blood and Gore
Game Information

Offline Modes:
Team Oriented
Online Modes:
Competitive, Cooperative, Team Oriented
Number of Players:
1 Player
Number of Online Players:
8 Players Online
DirectX Version:
v9.0c
Operating System:
Windows 98/2000/ME/XP
Minimum System Requirements
System:
1.4 GHz or equivalent
RAM:
256 MB
Video Memory:
64 0
Hard Drive Space:
2400 MB
Other:
DirectX 9.0c-compliant 64 MB video card

Recommended System Requirements
System:
Pentium IV 2.0 GHz or equivalent or equivalent
RAM:
1024 MB
Video Memory:
128 0
Hard Drive Space:
2400 MB
Other:
DirectX 9.0c-compliant 128 MB video card

Rise of Legends retains most of the features from Rise of Nations, like city building, borders, attrition, assimilations, non-depletable resources and the Conquer The World (CTW) campaigns. However, Rise of Legends also introduces new features of its own, such as city districts, heroes, dominances, a more simplified economy (with only two resources) and neutral, siegeable units and buildings. The reality-based resource wood has been replaced by Timonium. Unlike its predecessor, which offered the player 18 civilizations to choose from, Rise of Legends has only three races. These are the technological Vinci, the magical Alin, and the alien-like Cuotl, who replace the Wealth resource with Energy, offering a new gather strategy. Each race is completely distinct from the others, allowing for different gameplay depending on the player's choice. It also makes use of the AGEIA PhysX physics engine.
[edit]Gameplay features

Rise of Legends has a number of unique features that set it apart from its predecessor.
[edit]City districts and buildings
Unlike most RTS-type games, in which a player starts with a city center and expands from there, Rise of Legends gives the player a city center, but adds a second, distinct building class: Districts. There are five districts in the game; they vary between the three races, but mostly serve the same purpose of increasing the size of the city, as well as offering benefits that will be elaborated upon later. The other buildings include the standard unit factories and defensive structures, as well as unique buildings for each race. The following is a list of the five different districts:
Military: Increases the population capacity of the player, as well as adding to the defensive force of the host city. Each Military District also gives the player free Infantry units, as well as one retroactively given per Palace upgrade.
Merchant: Used to increase the player's caravan limit, the player's resource collection capacity and trade income capacity for the city. It is only available to the Alin and Vinci. The Cuotl utilize a Reactor district to gather their Energy resource, which negates the need for a caravan unit by directly adding to the player's coffer, according to the total number of reactor districts and the number of neutral sites owned.
Palace: Used to expand the city in size, which affects the overall effectiveness of all the other city districts. It is also the most expensive of the four districts, with a base price of 250 Timonium (or 150 of each, energy and Timonium, for the Cuotl) as opposed to the previous district costing 75. A Palace District can only be built if at least three non-Palace districts per Palace upgrade level exist for that city. A Palace District turns a City with at least three districts into a Large City (the first of which is designated as the player's Capital city, or home city), and a Large City with at least six districts (plus the Palace District necessary for the earlier upgrade) into a Great City. As well as increasing the aforementioned effectiveness, upgrading to a large or great city unlocks more powerful unit types and research abilities.
Magus: Only available to the Alin, this building is used for improving the magic.
Industrial: Only available to the Vinci.
[edit]Master units
Master Units are enormous units when compared to standard units, and are therefore extremely powerful. A player may only have one Master Unit at a time. Each unit has its own set of powerful abilities, and is equally effective against infantry, large units, or buildings. Master units can only be accessed after creating a Great City; they also require huge amounts of resources.
The Vinci control the Land Leviathan, also upgradable to the King Leviathan. The Alin have the Glass Dragon, also upgradable to the Elder Glass Dragon. The Cuotl hold the City of Vengeance, upgradable to Great City of Vengeance. Three other master units, the Elder Glass Golem, the Moon Gorilla, and the Scavenger Boss can be created by the neutral sites the Glass Lair, the Moon Core, and the Scrapyard respectively. The Elder Glass Golem is a massive beast that resembles the Alins' Glass Golem but is much larger, has no ranged attack, and has a mana counter just like an Alin hero's. It also splits into 2 Adult Glass Golems when killed. The Moon Gorilla is a giant relative of the Cuotl Sun Idol with a powerful attack and siege attack ability, supplemented with a strong air attack and devastating trample. The Scavenger Boss acts like a Land Leviathan. Yet another unit that can be acquired in another map, created in the Moon Temple, is Ix the Moon God, the fourth Cuotl deity.
[edit]Hero units
Each race has its own set of Hero Units. Hero units are generally stronger, faster and more powerful than normal units, as well as having their own unique skill tree, which gives the hero powers, or upgrades existing powers. For the most part, powers act like spells, and are cast during the game, though there are some passive powers too. Heroes also level up (the conditions for levelling up varies), with each level increasing their stats. Heroes have to be summoned into the game, which costs a certain number of resources (different per hero), and multiple heroes can be summoned at the same time. As well, if a hero dies, he can be resummoned. There are three heroes per civilization, and these heroes have larger roles in the single-player campaigns [along with other heroes not included in Single- and Multi-player Random Maps].


Download

RONations















Thursday, 10 September 2015

Info - How to Optimize Mozilla Firefox for Maximum Privacy






Firefox includes powerful features to prevent you from being tracked online, but they aren’t on by default. We’ll show you how to take control of your privacy online with Firefox’s options.

Firefox also has some features that send personal data to Mozilla and Google, but these features aren’t mandatory. Mozilla and Google use the data to improve Firefox, provide you with search suggestions and block malicious web pages.

Do Not Track

Firefox can send a do-not-track request whenever you connect to a website, asking the website not to track you. It’s disabled by default, so you’ll have to enable it yourself.



Click the Firefox menu, select Options and click the Privacy icon.



Click the “Tell websites I do not want to be tracked” check box at the top of the privacy pane to enable the do-not-track feature.

Unfortunately, few websites obey your do-not-track preference at the moment. Do not track is also available in Internet Explorer 9 and Apple Safari, but it’s noticeably absent in Google Chrome.
Search Suggestions



Firefox sends every letter you type into its search box to your default search engine, which sends search suggestions back.



You can easily disable search suggestions by right-clicking the search box and unchecking Show Suggestions.
Safe Browsing



Firefox uses the same phishing and malware detection technology found in Google Chrome. Like Chrome, Firefox automatically downloads an updated list of malicious websites from Google every 30 minutes. If you try to access one of these websites, Firefox sends contacts Google to confirm the website is malicious.



It shouldn’t be possible for Google to determine the exact website you tried to access, but Google cookies you have on your computer may also be sent. Phishing and malware detection helps protect your personal data and your computer’s security, but you can disable it using the options on the security pane.
Cookies



Click the “Firefox will” box on the privacy pane and select “Use Custom Settings for History” to view Firefox’s cookie options.



Many advertising networks track you across multiple websites with third-party cookies. You can disable these cookies by unchecking the Accept third-party cookies box. This may cause problems with some websites, so you may have to re-enable this check box.



First-party cookies can be used for tracking, too. Many websites won’t work if you disable cookies entirely, but you can have Firefox automatically clear them each time you close your browser. This prevents websites from building up a profile of you over time, but you’ll have to log into any open websites each time you reopen Firefox. Just enable the “Clear history when Firefox closes” check box and click the Settings button.



Select Cookies and any other type of data you want Firefox to automatically delete, and then click OK.
Crash Reports and Performance Data

Firefox can send crash and performance reports to Mozilla. Mozilla uses these reports to fix problems and help improve Firefox.



The Submit crash reports check box on the advanced pane controls the crash reports feature. Firefox never sends crash reports automatically; it always prompts you. You’ll still see the prompt if you uncheck this check box, but the crash report dialog will default to not sharing any data with Mozilla.

The Submit performance data option causes Firefox to send anonymous performance reports in the background. The reports contain information about how you use Firefox’s interface, how well Firefox is performing and what hardware your computer contains.



Remember to save your settings by clicking OK.

Wondering about Firefox Sync? Firefox automatically encrypts all your data before syncing it if you have the sync feature enabled, so sync isn’t much of a privacy concern.

Friday, 28 August 2015

FarStone DriveClone Workstation 11.10







DriveClone automatically clones your entire machine,
including system files, applications, preferences, emails,
music, photos, movies, documents, and all partitions.
But what makes DriveClone different from other disk cloning
applications is that it not only clones all data on a system,
it automatically defrags all files, removes junks, resizes partitions,
and only clone the files that have been changed since last cloning.


New Leading Features:

- Mirror Drive
- Rapid Cloning (2 x faster)
- Keep up to 99 versions for each modified files
- Scheduler & incremental cloning
- Log
- Keep GUID (disk ID) & 4K alignment
- Fix boot issuesnew! - BCD, Boot.ini, PBC, MBR, GUID


DriveClone Key Features:

- Keep new! an exact copy of Hard disk or SSD
- Clone different sizes disks
- Schedule incremental cloning new!
- Near real-time MirrorDrive new!
- Rapid cloning (2X faster) new!
- Partition 4K aligned new!
- Tools to fix boot issues & retain GUID new!
- DriveClone data migration is in Windows
- Allows user keep working during migration process
- Cloned disk is immediately bootable
- Volume and sector-by-sector cloning
- Smart cloning unique saves up to 70GB by excluding temp and
redundant files
- Universal cloning unique allows booting on other machine
- Turn your external hard drive into a Mirror Driveunique
- Factory Recovery Partition Cloningunique
- Keep up to 99 File Versions on MirrorDrive unique (MirrorDrive)
- Defrag Cloningunique will increase life-span & performance
- Directly convert a PC to VMware & Hyper-v virtual machinesunique
- Support SecureBoot, GPT, UEFI, and Dynamic Diskunique
- Support all sizes (64GB/128GB/260GB/500GB/750GB/1TB/2TB/4TB or larger)
- Support all drives (Seagate, WDC, Fujitsu, Hitachi, etc)
- Raid to Hard disk/SSD cloning and migration; and vice versa


What's new in FarStone DriveClone 11.10:

- Make an exact copy hard disk, SSD, and Raid
- New: Adjust partition sizes & exclude files for cloning
- Supports Windows 10 (and 8/7/Vista/XP)


System Requirements:

- CPU: Pentium 266 MHz or better
- RAM: 512MB
- Hard disk free space: 100MB
- Windows 8.1/8/7/Vista/XP
- Any sizes (64GB/128GB/260GB/500GB/750GB/1TB/2TB/4TB or larger)
- Any hard drives (Seagate, WDC, Toshiba, Samsung, Fujitsu, Hitachi, etc)
- Any Solid State drives (SSD), Including Intel, Seagate, WDC,
Kingston, Toshiba, Samsung, SanDisk, OCZ, etc
- IDE, SATA, SAS, iSCSI drives
- Internal and USB hard drives
- RAID (s/w & h/w)


Wednesday, 26 August 2015

VMware Workstation Pro 12.0.0 Build 2985596








VMware Workstation Pro enables technical professionals to develop, test,
demonstrate, and deploy software by running multiple x86-based Windows,
Linux, and other operating systems simultaneously on the same PC.

You can replicate server, desktop, and tablet environments in a virtual
machine and allocate multiple processor cores, gigabytes of main memory
and graphics memory to each virtual machine, whether the VM resides on a
personal PC or on a private enterprise cloud.




What's New

The following support is new in Workstation 12 Pro:

Full support of Windows 10
VMware Workstation Pro provides the following support for Windows 10:
Run Windows 10 as a virtual machine
Run Windows 10 as a host operating system
Windows 10 Auto Detect and Easy Install
Unity support for Windows 10
Migrate Windows 10 PC to a virtual machine
New guest operating systems support
Support has been added for the following operating systems:
Ubuntu 15.04
Fedora 22
CentOS 7.1
RHEL 7.1
Oracle Linux 7.1
VMware Project Photon
Advanced graphics
Support has been added for the following standards:
DirectX 10
OpenGL 3.3
Performance improvements for suspending and resuming encrypted virtual
machines
Improved vCloud Air Integration (Workstation Pro on Windows only)
Power operation on remote virtual machines
Enhanced user experience
Support IPv6 NAT network
Tear away tabs
You can drag open tabs out of the Workstation Pro window into new or already
existing Workstation Pro windows.
Automatically suspend virtual machines upon host shutdown
Support 4K monitors with high resolution UI
Support for multiple monitors with different DPI settings
Echo cancellation for voice and video calls with Microsoft Lync and Skype
Added USB 3.0 support to Windows 7 virtual machines
(with the latest Intel USB driver)
Improved standard installer
Added NAT network configuration in Virtual Network Editor on Linux hosts
Respect left-handed mouse setting on Windows host

Info - 10 Quick Ways to Customize & Personalize Windows 10





With Windows 10 finally here and available for the public to download, it’s time we look at all the possible ways to customize this new operating system.

There are a surprising number of personalization options available, but they can be tricky to find on your own. That’s why we’ve compiled a simple, step-by-step guide to help you access everything quickly and easily.

Let’s get started.
Wallpaper

Windows 8 could be improved by better backgrounds, and the same goes for Windows 10. The biggest difference is that the option for tweaking the background has been moved from the desktop-style Control Panel to the modern-style Settings app.

To get there, you’ll want to open the Start Menu (either by clicking on it in the lower-left or pressing the Windows key on your keyboard) and select Settings.



From there, select Personalization.



Once in the Personalization menu, you should find that Background is the first option and already selected. From there, you have three different choices of backgrounds available via a drop-down menu: picture, solid color, or slideshow.
Picture

If you just want to have one photo stay as your background image, choose this option. The only amount of customization you’ll get aside from choosing your photo is how you want that photo to fit.



If your photo is the correct dimensions for a background (some kind of 16×9 resolution, like 1920×1080), then Fill, Fit, and Stretch will all look exactly the same to you. But here is a breakdown of all the differences between these options.

Fill: Makes sure the entire background is covered by the photo. No empty spaces or black bars. Doesn’t stretch photos, so they retain their correct aspect ratio, but parts may be cut off.

Fit: Also doesn’t stretch photos, but it doesn’t cut off any part of the photo, so you may have blank spaces or black bars surrounding your photo on two sides.

Stretch: Stretch does exactly what Fit does, but then it stretches the photo either vertically or horizontally to fill in the blank spaces. This can result in warped photos.

Tile: Repeats the photo both horizontally and vertically. Best for small photos that can appear multiple times on the screen. Keeps the proper aspect ratio and size without stretching or shrinking the photo.

Center: Places your photo smack-dab in the center of the background, surrounded by blank space. Doesn’t change aspect ratio or size. If it’s a small photo, there will be a lot of blank space. If it’s a large photo, it might be incredibly zoomed in to the center of that photo.

Span: This is best for multiple monitors, because it allows you to have one photo fit across multiple displays.
Solid Color

This option pretty much speaks for itself: it replaces your background with a single color. Unfortunately, you only have 24 options here.



But, if you want a simple, no frills desktop, this is the option for you.
Slideshow

Have too many photos and can’t decide which should be your background? That’s alright. Simply use them all. Slideshow allows you to select a folder that Windows will use to shuffle through photos to display as your background.



You can choose the interval it changes at as well as the fit just like if you were setting a regular picture. Be aware, though, that having your photo change really often can be a minor drain on your battery.
Colors

The next tab in the Personalization menu brings you to Colors. From here, you can change the accent colors that you see throughout the Windows 10 interface.



If you turn on the first option, Windows will automatically pick a color from your background and use it as the background color. This is a cool trick if you have a nice background color, but if your background is yellow and you don’t want an awkward pale yellow as your accent color, you can always set it manually.

Thankfully, there are many more options for accent colors than there are background colors options.

You can then choose if you want this color shown in the Start Menu, taskbar, and Action Center. If you say no, those will default to their regular dark gray. And the final option is transparency. This allows you to see the tiniest bit of your background through the taskbar and other elements.
Lockscreen

Continuing down the tabs in the Personalization part of the Settings app, you’ll find options for customizing your lockscreen. This is mostly for changing the background image and which apps show notification on the lockscreen. If you want to change how you sign in (via password, PIN, or picture password), you’ll need to go back to the main menu of the Settings and choose Account and then Sign-in options.



Still in the Personalization part, though, you only have two options for the lockscreen: picture or slideshow. Unfortunately there’s no solid color option, but these two do behave the same as they do for your background.



You can also choose which apps show notifications here. If you live mostly in the desktop without a lot of Modern apps, you probably won’t need any apps showing their notifications there.
Start Menu

Though we have a full guide for the Windows 10 Start Menu, we should run down just a few quick ways you can personalize it right now.

In the Personalization menu, you can choose if you want to show most used apps or recently used apps, which appear on the left side of the Start Menu.



The next option, if turned on, makes the Start Menu full screen, much like it was in Windows 8. This is probably not a very popular option unless you’ve got a touch device with a super small screen.

And lastly, you can choose if your Jump Lists show recently opened files. Jump Lists are shown when you right click on apps in the taskbar or the little arrow next to an app in the Start Menu.



If you mosey on over to the Start Menu, you can also edit all the tiles visible on the right side really easily. Simply click and drag any tile to move it. Right click to resize, delete, or customize them.



You can also change the name of the groups by clicking on the name, or move the entire group by grabbing the little two-line icon beside it.
Quick Access

The file explorer in Windows 10 has an awesome new feature called Quick Access. We’ve shown you in-depth how it can make your file navigation much faster, so here’s a short overview.



Quick Access is basically a way for you to reach various folders in an instant, without having to dig through folders and folders to find it. You can customize it simply by finding a folder, right-clicking on it, and choosing Pin to Quick Access.



It’s a small tweak, yes, but a very worthwhile one if you can get into the habit of using it.
Cortana

We’ve discussed how you can set up Cortana already, but here’s the brief version. Most likely, you can find Cortana as a small circle in the taskbar near the Start Menu, but if not, find it under the All Apps list in the Start Menu.

Opening Cortana brings up a Start Menu-like app in the lower-left corner of your screen. To personalize Cortana, you’ll want to click on the notebook icon on the left side and go into Settings.



This is where you can access most of Cortana’s personalization features. You can disable it or just limit it from knowing certain things about you or interrupting you. This all depends on how worried you are about Cortana being a privacy concern, or how much you plan on making use of the personal assistant.
Action Center

The Action Center is the home of all your notifications. You can access it using Windows + A (one of many great Windows 10 shortcuts), and it should slide in from the right side of the screen.

Aside from the color options discussed earlier, you can also personalize the Action Center by changing the Quick Actions and the notifications it shows. To change these, open the Settings app and navigate to System > Notifications & actions.



Here, you can choose which of the four Quick Actions appear when they are collapsed in the Actions Center. Because when expanded, the Quick Actions look like this:





But when collapsed you can only see four, like this:



In that part of the Settings app you can also turn on or off notifications for different modern apps, which is great if you’re getting annoying notifications from a particular app and want it off.
Keyboard Languages

Do you often find yourself typing in more than one language? For many multilingual folks, having a keyboard made specifically for one language can be extremely frustrating. Luckily, Windows 10 has a quick method for switching between languages.

To access your different languages, click the three-lettered keyboard layout icon (e.g. ENG for English) in the lower-right corner of your screen and select Language preferences, or open the Settings app and navigate to Time & language > Region & language.



Here, you can select which languages you want to be able to type in. This won’t change your system language, but it will allow you to use different keyboards for typing accents or using an AZERTY instead of a QWERTY keyboard.

The best part is that you can switch between them really easily by using the Windows + Spacebar shortcut.
Taskbar

Right-clicking on the taskbar will — as it has in previous versions of Windows — give you a lot of control over the taskbar. New additions include personalization options for Cortana, a Task View button, and a touch keyboard.



Cortana can either be hidden from view, just a circle icon, or a full search bar. The Task View button enables you to switch between multiple apps and also between multiple desktops. The touch keyboard is really only useful if you have a touchscreen device.

Other options like hiding the taskbar or moving it to the side can be accessed through the Properties option.
Multitasking

With the left-side multitasking of Windows 8 dead and gone, your ability to multitask is now all in the Task View. You can access this using the button on the taskbar or by pressing Windows + Tab.



It will display all of your open apps side by side, and you can close or open them from there.



You also now have the ability to have multiple desktops. If you don’t want distractions while you work, you could make a desktop for work and a desktop for play.

One nice multitasking trick that has appeared in Windows 10 is that if you snap an app to one side of the screen by dragging it there, it pops up your other open apps in a Task View-like style. You can then select one of them to be snapped on the either side of the screen, making it easier than ever to have two apps snapped perfectly side by side.