It became way too tedious, when we switched from the traditional Windows interface to the new Windows 8 operating system. At times these hidden features are good, as they make the use of interface easier and other times, it lets you get rid of the small annoyances.
Certain annoyances are difficult to get rid of, but many of them can be easily fixed. Read on, to find few of the problems and their easy fixes.
Getting Rid of Lock Screen :
A “Lock Screen” in a tablet makes sense to me, but it is pretty annoying in a PC. To get rid of the Lock Screen, you need to tweak the Windows control feature:
- Open the ‘Run’ box by—pressing ‘Windows’ key+R or right clicking on the screen and selecting ‘Run’ from the menu. Once it is open, type ‘gpedit.msc’ followed by hitting ‘Enter’.
- This will open up Local Group Policy Editor, from there you need to navigate to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel >Personalization.
- Click on the option of ‘Do Not Display the Lock Screen’, select the ‘Enable’ button in the window and click on ‘Ok’. You will not be irritated with Lock Screen anymore.
Confirm before deleting a file:
Do not be disappointed, as you can get it back by right clicking on the Recycle Bin and selecting ‘Properties’ from the quick menu. Check on the ‘Display delete confirmation dialog’ box and click on ‘Ok’. Turn away the annoyance!
DVD playback support:
Probably, you’re convinced and good to go with your Windows 8 system. Windows 8 is a completely new interface that may give trouble now, but we are expecting it to be simpler eventually. Let’s see, how it works in the long run!
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