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By default, Windows 10 shows background pictures on your lock screen that have been curated specifically for this use–but it’s not immediately clear where they’re stored. Windows replaces these images regularly, but if you want to use them as regular wallpapers, the last several are usually in that cache and are not too hard to save if you grab them in time.

You know the convenience of browser tabs, don’t you? The best thing about it is the convenience. When you have to copy-paste something, you won’t have to minimize the entire window. Moreover, the drag-and-drop becomes even more comfortable.

Personalization options are among the best in Windows 10. You get a lot of options to make your computer screen look like exactly the way you’d have it. In Windows 10, you can customize the way how Start screen, taskbar, action center and title bar are colored or made transparent. You can choose to show your accent color on Start, taskbar and action center as well but it all comes as a package. You either color them all or all of them stays default (grayish transparent). In this guide, we’ll show you how to change the Taskbar color without showing the same color on Start Screen or Action Center.

In Windows 10, when looking through the Display settings to change your screen resolution, you may notice that a lot of common resolutions aren’t available. This isn’t an issue if you’re happy with the native option, but if you need something different, this can be frustrating.

There is no option to turn off Windows Updates using the Control Panel or Settings app in Windows 10, as it used to be with earlier versions of Windows. But there is a workaround to disable or turn off Windows Update in Windows 10, that we’ll talk about in this post.

Earlier this year, WhatsApp announced the discontinuation of its services for older smartphones by the end of 2016.