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Part-1 (Opening the Registry Editor) 1 Open Start    .  Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen, or press the  ⊞  Win  key. On Windows 8, hover your cursor in the top- or bottom-right corner of the screen, then click the magnifying glass icon when it appears. 2 Type  regedit  into Start.  This is the "Run" command for the Registry Editor. 3 Click  regedit .  It's the series of blue blocks at the top of the Start window. 4 Click  Yes  when prompted.  Doing so will open the Registry Editor window. If you aren't an administrator on your current computer, you won't be able to open the Registry Editor. Part-2 (Backing up the Registry) 1 Click the  Computer  item.  It's the monitor-shaped icon at the top of the Registry sidebar, which is on the left side of the window. Doing so will select it. You may have to scroll up to the top of the sidebar to see this icon. This step will

Steps 1 Open the App Store    .  Tap the App Store app icon, which resembles a white "A" on a blue background. 2 Tap  Search .  It's a magnifying glass-shaped icon in the bottom-right corner of the screen. On some iPads, the  Search  section is a search bar in the top-right corner of the screen. If so, tap the search bar and then skip the next step. 3 Tap the search bar.  This is at the top of the  Search  screen. Doing so will bring up your iPhone's or iPad's keyboard. 4 Enter an app's name or function.  If you have a specific app in mind, type in its name; otherwise, type in a keyword or phrase that will help find an app to suit your needs. For example, if you're looking for a drawing app, you might type in  draw  or  paint  here. 5 Tap  Search .  This blue button is in the keyboard. Doing so will search the App Store for your entered word or phrase and bring up a list of matching/relate

Method-1 (On Windows) 1 Open Start    .  Click the Windows logo in the bottom-left corner of the screen. You can also press the Windows key on your keyboard to open Start. 2 Click Settings    .  This gear-shaped icon is in the lower-left side of the Start window. 3 Click  Time & language .  It's in the middle of the Settings window. 4 Click the  Region & language  tab.  You'll find this on the far-left side of the window. 5 Click  Add a language .  It's next to a large  +  sign in the middle of the page, below the "Languages" heading. 6 Select a language.  Click the language you want to use on your computer. 7 Select a dialect.  If clicking your preferred language brings you to a page with different regional dialects available, click a dialect to select it. This may not be available for your selected language. 8 Click your added language.  It should be be

Method-1 (On Windows) 1 Add XPS Viewer to your computer if necessary.  XPS Viewer is installed on Windows 10 computers by default, but you'll need to reinstall it if you've cleared your computer's optional features in the past: Open  Start     , then click  Settings     . Click  Apps , then click the  Manage optional features  link. Click  Add a feature  at the top of the page. Find and click  XPS Viewer , then click  Install . Restart your computer once XPS Viewer finishes installing. 2 Find the XPS document.  Go to the location of the XPS document you want to open. 3 Double-click the XPS document.  Doing so will prompt the XPS document to begin opening in your computer's XPS Viewer app. 4 Wait for the document to open.  This may take a few seconds depending on the document's size. Once the document finishes loading, you should see it in the XPS Viewer window. 5 Open XPS Viewer by it