Here’s How to Get Windows Movie Maker on Windows 10

Right from Windows 7, Microsoft decided to remove Windows Movie Maker. This cool Windows feature lets you become an amateur video editor but if you know your way around it, it can be a great tool you may not be able to do without.

WINDOW 8.1 ACTIVATOR

Before Now, activating window 8.1 was as easy as anything.
KMSPico being the most successful, frequently updated and 100% clean tool to permanently activate any version of Windows and Microsoft office within matter of seconds.
Downloading the KSMPico is no longer available as most website have been blocked.



The only available option now is very limited to those that have the mind to go extra length to get their window activated.

That your window is not activated is not the main thing. You will no be able to personalize your system like; change wallpaper, set your theme, Enable screen saver.

But i bring to you the way out.
Installation Instructions

1. Temporary disable your antivirus software. (IMPORTANT! Otherwise KMSPico will be unable to modify Windows Registry entries that activates the Windows/Office)
2. Download the latest version of KMSPico Here
3. Complete the installation and wait for KMSPico to run automatically.
4. Press the red button and wait for the success message.
5. Done!

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How to Increase File Transfer Speed on Windows

Have you ever spent almost a whole day trying to move gigabytes of data and just sitting there, waiting for the transfer to complete? Have you ever wished there was a faster way to copy and move files on Windows? Today i will be showing you how you can copy or move large files easily without stress on your computer. Sometimes you will want to move files from one location to another on your PC and might be wondering how this can be done fast. It’s a fact that Windows does this but if you really want to get it done much more faster, just read on.

Although a number of people know just how to achieve this already, this quick tip is basically for those who haven’t heard or, or come across, the software used to achieve this.

Let me introduce you to a great software called Teracopy. With this application you don’t to spend all day moving or copying your files any longer.

Although a number of people know just how to achieve this already, this quick tip is basically for those who haven’t heard or, or come across, the software used to achieve this.

Let me introduce you to a great software called Teracopy. With this application you don’t to spend all day moving or copying your files any longer.

It’s got a lot of features you can’t find by default on Windows. The transfer speed is awesome and with the error recovery feature, it’s just perfect for the job. With Teracopy you can;

     Copy Files easily – It uses dynamically adjusted buffers to reduce seek times . Asynchronous copy speeds up file transfer between two physical hard drive.
    Pause and Resume file transfer – You can easily pause transfer process at any time to free up system resource and continue at a single click.
    Interactive File List – Teracopy shows failed file transfer and let you lets you fix the problem and and recopy only problem files.
    Error Recovery – In the case of copy errors, Teracopy will try several times and in the worse case just skip the file, not terminating the entire transfer
    Shell Integration – It can completely replace Explorer copy and move functions, allowing you to work with files as usual.

This software is available for free and you can download it here. You only need to install and it starts working, there’s no special settings needed.

HOW TO DISABLE WINDOW 10 UPDATE

For some of use who do not have unlimited internet access, it’s very crucial to manage, not only how applications connect to the internet, but also how our OS handle system updates. Default Windows 10 settings doesn’t really leave you much choice, updates will be downloaded anyway whether you like it or not. Microsoft probably sees this as a good security measure hiding the options we used to have on previous versions of Windows but the truth is that not everybody wants to automatically download updates. Especially not in this part of the world.



Windows 8 uses P2P to distribut Windows updates using your internet connection and we talked about how to disable that Before.

You can set your connection as a metered one from the network settings and Windows shouldn’t download updates with that particular internet connection but not everyone knows this. And not everyone who knows this remembers it.


Obviously, the best option is either disabling windows updates totally or choosing when to download and install updates.

Totally disabling Windows Update

This is a bad idea. You should know that if you do this, you system won’t receive even crucial security updates and patches. This may leave your computer insecure and I’m sure you know what the consequences may be. There’s a better option mentioned later in the article but if you still want to proceed, here’s how to do it:
1. Press Windows button + R on your keyboard to start a run command
2. Type services.msc and hit Enter

3. Scroll down till you see Windows Update. Right click and choose Properties.

4. Under startup type, select disabled:

Click OK. Windows update service is now killed and your PC won’t check for updates anymore. As mentioned before, this is not a very good idea. You’ve been warned.

The Better Option: Choosing When to Download & Install Updates

With this option, you can choose when to download and install updates. Instead of burning your allocated data bundle when Windows automatically download updates, you can choose to  update your OS only when you’re on a free WiFi connection you’re not paying for.
This doesn’t work on all versions of Windows. It works only on Windows 10 Professional, Enterprise and Education versions.
You probably need Administrative privileges since you’re using the Group Policy Editor.
1. Press Windows button + R on your keyboard to start a run command
2. Type gpedit.msc and hit Enter
3. From the sidear, go to Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Windows Update
4. On the right pane, locate Configure Automatic Updates. Right click and edit.

5. Choose Enabled, select Notify for download and notify for install. Click OK and you’re set.

With this done, Windows should only notify you when updates are available. You can then choose to download and install whenever you like.