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The only way to see all your OneDrive files is to either choose to sync everything, or to check your files at onedrive.com.

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Microsoft suggests converting your Windows 10 account to a local account, and then back to a Microsoft account.

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You can do this in Settings | Accounts, and choosing

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Sign in with a local account instead.

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Once you’ve done that, sign back in to your OneDrive account.

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In the event you decide that Windows isn’t for you – or you find that a critical piece of hardware is no longer supported – you can roll your PC back to its previous state thanks to a folder called Windows.old, which contains your old Windows installation.

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The bad news is that this folder can be enormous – over 15GB is common – which can impinge on other things you want to do with your PC.

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Windows 10 Bugs :

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You go to open the Action Center on the right-hand side of the screen and nothing happens.

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One easy potential fix is to turn the system icons – in what we would, until recently, call the system tray – off and then on again.

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Right-click the clock and choose Properties, then

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Turn system icons on or off .

Turn everything off, including the Action Center, and then turn it back on again. The Action Center should spring back into life.

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Windows 10 brings a rude shock for movie fans: it no longer includes a DVD codec, which means you will have to supply your own.

The good news is that if you upgraded from a version of Windows that could play DVDs, Microsoft is supplying a DVD decoder in the shape of its Windows DVD Player in the Windows Store.

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The alternative option introduced as Microsoft Edge.

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