After the official version of Win10 is upgraded and installed, it will not regret to do these five things.

This week, on July 29th, Microsoft's new operating system Windows 10 will be released online in 190 countries and regions around the world. There are a few things we have to do after upgrading Win 10. Let me explain it to you.

For many users who are not even aware of Windows 7, but for the users who want to adopt early adopters, Windows 10 is a revolutionary revolution. There are several settings for these old users and some Win 7/. 8.1 Users must pay attention to

1, enable/disable Cortana.

On Windows 10, it is not enabled by default. You must first click the Start button, then select Cortana on the right side of the "Life Dynamics", log in to the Microsoft account and follow the prompts. Closing Cortana is basically the same step.

2. Select the default file association application.

Basically, if you upgraded from Windows 7/8.1, most of the file associations have not changed, except for the default settings when you first boot (if you don't change it manually), the browser is Edge, music/video/picture It is also an application that comes with Microsoft. Modifying file associations is similar to previous Windows. Right-click and select “Open with ”-“Select Other Apps”.

3, Windows update restart time.

Windows 10, the default is to automatically install all patch updates and restart when the device sleeps, if you want to control the update time after the update, click Start - Settings - Updates and Security - Windows Update - Advanced Options, Change to “notify to schedule a restart”. Of course, if you are Windows 10 Professional (upgraded from Win7 Ultimate/Win8.1 Professional), you can choose when to install the update.

4, stop sharing WiFi

In fact, Windows 10 is the most criticized by this, Microsoft's WiFi-aware feature is also "forcibly" shared WiFi passwords, and There are also Outlook contacts that are known to have the majority of spam in the default settings. To turn off WiFi awareness, click Start - Settings - Network and Internet - WLAN - Manage WiFi settings to turn off these features.

5, adjust the notification time

Windows 10's new operation center is similar to Mac OS X, click the dialog icon in the lower right corner of the screen to bring up, select all settings - Notifications and actions can be customized to what needs to be notified.