One thing you’ll also notice is that Microsoft is also making it easy to schedule restarts. If there are available updates for your system, click Install now and they will download and install automatically. Microsoft has removed updates completely and has moved the feature to the Settings app.īy default, Microsoft has enabled automatic updates, but if you need to install a particular update, you now have to open the Settings app, navigate to Update & recovery, and click Check for updates. For example, beginning with the January Technical Preview, users will no longer find the Windows Update option in the Control Panel. One of the biggest changes in Windows 10 is happening in the Settings app, which Microsoft is building to eventually replace the traditional Control Panel. Where if you know how to change a setting in your phone, you will automatically know how to do the same in your Windows 10 PC and tablet. Step 2.Although, Microsoft is bringing back many of the Windows 7 familiarities, such as the new Start menu and windowed apps, to Windows 10, the company still moving forward with its new model of modern design language across PCs, tablets, and phones. Click the Windows button and type in “task”, the Task Scheduler application should show up in the list. If it does not, it’s best to consult your motherboard manual for more information. From this point on, your system should start up at the time and frequency you set in the BIOS. Do not just press the reset button on your computer, otherwise your settings will not be saved. Ensure that you select the “Save and Quit” option when leaving the BIOS setup. “Everyday”) that you would like the system to turn on. You should Enable this option, then set the time and frequency (e.g. Within this should be an option labeled “Resume on RTC Alarm” or “Power on By RTC Alarm”. You need to find the menu entitled Power, or Power Management. Depending on which brand motherboard you have, the BIOS will look different. If you are using a notebook computer, then you may need to Google your model to figure out what key to press to enter the BIOS. If windows begins to start again, you’ve done something wrong and need to restart once more. After a few seconds, you should find yourself in the BIOS. Either way, you should tap the DEL key within the first 1-3 seconds of restarting.
If you have an older system, you will see the RAM check and hard drive detection taking place. It will likely say something like “Press DEL to enter BIOS”. If you have a recent PC you are probably greeted with a cheesy promo screen for whatever brand motherboard is in your system.
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