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Tricks to Fix Windows 10 Error 0x8024401c: #1 Install Appropriate Drivers It is found that due to outdated drivers, especially for old peripheral devices  (for e.g. Printers, Ethernet card etc.) , Windows 10 updates get hindered and start showing error 0x8024401c. So, to fix the error first uninstall the outdated drivers and then install the new ones from the manufacturer websites or from Microsoft. Follow the steps given below: Hit  Windows + X  button > click on  Device manager . Select the  outdated drive r > right-click on it > open  Properties . Now, open the  Details  tab. In the drop-down list, navigate to  Driver Ids . Open the  Driver  tab and uninstall the driver. Copy the first line, and paste it in a web browser and search for original manufacturer site. Download the  drivers  > install them and  restart your PC. However you might find plenty of results for the particular device, but it is recommended to download the drivers from the truste

When you are on your computer at work, it is normal to have several programs running at once, some for work and some for personal use. Unfortunately, as you know, having unrelated programs running on your desktop may easily cause a distraction and reduce your productivity. Ideally, you could group the programs together according to type and use only one group while the other remains hidden. That way, you can increase the chances of your finishing your work on time because the working desktop environment is distraction-free. This idea can be achieved using the Task Viewer feature in Windows 10, which allows you to create multiple desktop environments for different purposes. 1. Launch all the programs that you want to be in the first group. For example, this group contains your programs for work. 2. Reveal the taskbar if it is hidden by moving the mouse to the bottom of screen, and then click the  Task View  button, the icon of two stacked windows. 3. Immediately after you cli

With the release of Windows 10, Microsoft decided to bring back the Start menu that many users complained about missing in Windows 8. However, the new Start menu also includes an area for live tiles which work similarly to the ones in the old release of Windows. Using the steps in this tutorial, you can customize the Start menu to suit your needs and workflow. 1. Click the  Windows logo  at the bottom left of the screen to open the Start menu. Alternatively, you can open it by pressing the  Win logo  on your keyboard. 2. When the Start screen appears, you will see a grid of live tiles on the right size. If you  right-click  on one of them, you will see several options including:  Unpin from Start, Pin to taskbar, Uninstall, Resize, and Turn live tile off . Under Resize, there are several sizes from which to choose: small, medium, wide, and large. As soon as you choose the size, the chosen tile will be changed and moved accordingly. The size of the Start menu will i