Window10, Update in Setting dont work correctly
The PC Health Check tool showed that my system meets the requirements. However, the Windows 11 Installation Assistant says I need to update to Windows 10 version 2004 or higher before I can upgrade to Windows 11. But when I open Windows Update, the window doesn’t display anything. What should I do to upgrade to Windows 11? I want to keep my software and data, so I don’t want to install from an ISO file.
Steelseries Merc Keyboard - Extended Keys unwanted new behaviors.
Greetings, Recently got the Windows 10 creators update for my PC. Aside from having to remove and rediscover my Sound Card, I am noticing this little annoying issue. This Keyboard (MERC SteelSeries by Ideazon) has an additional set of keys on the Left-hand side that offer the same functionals as a Gaming Pad Partial Qwerty, Numerpad Space, ETC. I am not getting this to work like it did before. Example Prior to Update the WSAD keys worked as they did in every other game, they were movement keys, there were combos setup IN GAME that would allow me to do other things. Post Update - Pressing the WSAD opens other windows features, most notably pressing the "W" open Microsoft Edge, and pressing the tab key opens Calculator. This has, of course, happened on the weekend when my downtime is most needed. Anyone have any suggestions on how to correct this? My thanks.
Default app listing on Settings for Pale Moon web browser
I have noticed an issue regarding the Pale Moon web browser, installed into Windows. On Settings, Default Apps, Change Default by App, on the user that Pale Moon browser was installed from. The program is listed there three times, not just once. Indeed,. it seems I can change file associations properly when I enter each one of Pale Moon entries in the section, regardless. I have noticed the issue both on the Windows 10 PC at work, and on the machine I test Windows vNext LTSC. I have reported the issue to the developers of Pale Moon, and the main developer told me to report it to Microsoft, in the Windows Insider program. I prefer to use Pale Moon as the main browser. Note that Pale Moon is browser that is derived from Firefox, but it is forked from Firefox a few years back, meaning that it does not share the engine with Firefox (like Waterfox, Iceweseal, SeaMonkey etc), but the developers are in touch with the main Mozilla developers, in order to patch any security vulnerabilities found in Firefox that are enherited by Pale Moon. I have used the standard 64 bit installer from Pale Moon on each case. Pale Moon no long has a build-in pdf viewer, but I use the one from Edge to open pdf files offline. The main page for Pale Moon is here http://www.palemoon.org/
