Uninstalling unwanted programs is one of the most common and important tasks that all PC users perform. However, if you’re new to Windows 10, you may not know how to remove every app.  Whether it is a desktop program, a Windows 8-style Modern app or a newfangled Universal app, there’s one simple way to remove it. Here’s how to uninstall any program in Windows 10, even if you don’t know what kind of app it is.

• Open the Start menu.

• Click Settings.

• Click System on the Settings menu.

• Select Apps & features from the left pane. 

A list of all installed apps appears in the right pane.

• Select an app you wish to uninstall.

• Click the Uninstall button that appears. If it is grayed out, this is a system app you cannot remove.

• Click the Uninstall pop-up button to confirm.

If you want to change the display resolution setting on your Windows 10 PC, it’s not hard once you know how. 

We recommend that you choose the recommended one and adjust your font and icon sizes to suit you.

1. Click the Start button.

2. Select the Settings icon.

3. Select System.

4. Click Advanced display settings.

5. Click on the menu under Resolution.

6. Select the option you want. We strongly recommend going with the one that has (Recommended) next to it.

7. Click Apply.

You’ve changed your display resolution!

Accidental deletions or changes to a file can ruin your day–if you don’t have a backup of your original file. Excel’s AutoBackup feature will help keep your data as safe as possible by saving a previous version of your spreadsheet automatically. Here’s how to use it.

AutoBackup makes a copy of your spreadsheet when you first save it. If you make changes to your original spreadsheet and save it but then change your mind about the changes, you can open the backup copy. Each time you save the original spreadsheet, AutoBackup updates the backup copy so it’s up to date and one version behind the original. To set it up, start creating your worksheet as usual. Then:

1. Go to File > Save As.

2. For Excel 2016, click “More options…” under the save location. Earlier versions of Excel: skip this

3. Click the Tools button then General Options in the Save As dialog window.

4. Check the box next to “Always create backup”

5. Click OK.

6. Click Save in the Save dialog window.

Now, every time you make a change in the original spreadsheet and save it, the backup file will be updated to reflect your spreadsheet before that last save.