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Everything else is working superfine, but the Start menu or screen simply doesn’t work even if pressing the Windows button on keyboard or Start button on the Windows taskbar.

Problem: After upgrading to Windows 10, I can’t open Start menu or Start screen.

Uncheck the option ‘ Connect to suggested open hotspots’ and ‘ Connect to networks shared by my contacts’ to disable WiFi Sense – it’s switched off.

Choose Wi-Fi on the left and click ‘ Manage Wi-Fi settings’.

Though helpful, it risks privacy and to disable WiFi Sense, please follow the steps below: Solution: WiFi Sense encrypts and shares your WiFi networks’ passwords with your specific contact lists so that they can automatically connect to your wireless networks.

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I want to disable ‘WiFi Sense’ on my Windows 10 PC and prevent anyone (even my friends and relatives) to automatically connect to WiFi networks. Problem: I don’t find WiFi Sense as useful as advertised and thinks it concerns privacy.

Toggle the ‘ Set as metered connection’ to on state.

Choose Wi-Fi on the left and click ‘ Advanced Options’.

Open the new Settings and then ‘ Network & Internet’.

Connect to the tethered connection (WiFi Hotspot).

To fix this issue, you can set the tethered hotspot as a ‘metered connection’ by following the given steps: Solution: The problem happens in Windows 10 because of its automatic updates and other apps eating up data, even if you’re connected to a hotspot. I found that Windows 10’s automatic updates was one of the main source, and even various metro apps uses lots of data. Problem: I have noticed that tethering mobile data to Windows 10 via WiFi Hotspot depletes the mobile data quickly than ever.

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Enter that account’s password twice in the new dialog, and click OK to enable automatic login and try logging in automatically now – it will work.

Uncheck (or untick) the option ‘ Users must enter a username and password to use this computer’ and click OK.

In the opened window, click on the account for which you want to enable ‘automatic login’.

Solution: Logging in automatically using the Microsoft account comes disabled in Windows 10, and to enable this feature, follow these steps: I really wish I don’t have to type the password every time to login into Windows 10.

Problem: I am unable to use ‘automatic login’ facility using the (new) Microsoft account. Can’t Login Automatically using Microsoft Account

Press Yes in the confirmation dialog and try using ‘Open with’ now – it will workĤ.

Close Notepad and double-click on this file to open.

Windows Registry Editor Version Save the file by going to File -> Save as (and not Save), and type “Openwith.reg” as filename and choose ‘All files’ and click OK The issue can be fixed by following these steps: So lution: This problem is an infrequent case but it very probably happens due to some missing or corrupted system files or configuration settings after upgrading to Windows 10. I’m not sure it disappeared recently or wasn’t there from right after the upgradation to Windows 10, but I’d like to get ‘Open with’ back. Problem: I can’t find the ‘Open with’ option in the context menu after right-clicking any file in Windows 10.

Windows Store will also open thereafter, and even if not, open Windows Store yourself and try installing or updating apps now – it will work.

A blank, black window will appear that will auto-close after sometime.

Press Win+R keys to open the Run dialog.

This problem could be solved by cleaning those cached files, which can be done using these steps: Solution: The problem arises due to the excessive cache files that clutter-up your system, causing various issues including this one. The new OS is more or less useless for me this way.

#Tunnelbear windows 10 problems install#

Problem: I am unable to install or update metro apps through Windows Store after upgrading my system to Windows 10. Windows Store Can’t Install or Update Apps