Night mode cannot adjust the color temperature or does not take effect, which is usually caused by system settings or driving problems. First check whether night mode is actually enabled: go to Settings > System > Display, confirm that the "Night Mode" switch is on. If the gray is not selected, it may be a problem with the graphics card driver or system version; secondly, if the color temperature adjustment is invalid, you can try restarting the Explorer, use the registry to repair, reset the night mode settings, and turn off the conflicting third-party software; finally check the time and geographic location permissions: Ensure that the location is allowed in the privacy settings, and enable the automatic time and time zone setting function.

ToassignadriveletterinWindows,useDiskManagementorCommandPrompt.2.InDiskManagement,pressWindows X,selectDiskManagement,right-clickthevolumewithoutaletter,choose"ChangeDriveLetterandPaths",clickAdd,selectaletter(avoidA:orB:),andclickOK.3.Alte

ToenabletheGuestaccountinWindows10/11,openCommandPromptasAdministratorandrun"netuserGuest/active:yes".2.TheGuestaccounthaslimitedpermissionsandcannotinstallappsorchangesystemsettings.3.Optionally,createastandarduseraccountviaSettings>Acc

UseLatencyMontoidentifyhighDPC/ISRtimesandpinpointproblematicdrivers.2.UpdateorrollbacknetworkandWi-Fidrivers,especiallyfromIntel,Realtek,orKiller,anddisableunusedBluetooth.3.Updateordisablehigh-DPChardwaredriverssuchasUSB,audio,graphics,orNVMecontro

UseCommandPromptbytypingsysteminfo|find"OriginalInstallDate"toinstantlyseetheoriginalWindowsinstallationdate.2.Alternatively,usePowerShellwith(Get-ItemProperty-Path"HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion").InstallDatean

InstallIISandFTPcomponentsviaWindowsFeatures,ensuringFTPService,FTPExtensibility,andIISManagementConsoleareenabled.2.CreateadedicatedFTPfolder(e.g.,C:\FTP),grantIIS_IUSRSModifypermissions,andoptionallyaddspecificusers.3.InIISManager,addanFTPsitebyspe

OpenBackupandRestoreviaWindows S,typeBackupandRestore,clickCreateasystemimage.2.Savetheimagetoanexternalharddrive(recommended),selectitfromthedropdown,andclickNext.3.Confirmincludeddrives(systemreservedandC:bydefault),addothersifneeded,thenclickNext.

Without BootCamp, installing Windows on Mac is feasible and works for different chips and needs. 1. First check compatibility: The M1/M2 chip Mac cannot use BootCamp, it is recommended to use virtualization tools; the Intel chip Mac can manually create a boot USB disk and install it in partition. 2. Recommended to use virtual machines (VMs) for M1 and above chip users: Windows ISO files, virtualization software (such as ParallelsDesktop or UTM), at least 64GB of free space, and reasonably allocate resources. 3. IntelMac users can manually install it by booting the USB drive: USB drive, WindowsISO, DiskU is required