12 powerful Windows 10 tools that hardcore PC enthusiasts will love

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PCWorld Power Tips Apr 07, 2016 12 powerful Windows 10 tools that hardcore PC enthusiasts will love Everywhere you look in Windows 10, Microsoft's slipped in powerful tools built to appeal to PC power users. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • March's mighty new PC hardware: Radical PCs and revolutionary components • 7 Windows taskbar tricks • Stock your Windows 10 PC for free: 25 great apps and tools • Never10 is a free app for when you absolutely, positively don't want Windows 10 • Vivaldi browser review: Powerful features outshine slightly sluggish performance • How to make your Windows 10 user account local • PlayStation 4 brings Remote Play streaming to PC and Mac • How to fix iTunes update headaches on Windows • Set which program opens when you double-click a file • 5 of the best Google apps for iOS, and how to use them • How to remove Live Tiles from the Windows 10 Start menu March's mighty new PC hardware: Radical PCs and revolutionary components March came in like a lamb and went out like a lion, with a smorgasbord of gaming PCs, gorgeous laptops, and the most powerful graphics card in the world. Read More ▶ 7 Windows taskbar tricks That bar of icons at the bottom of the desktop isn't just for pretty pictures. Here are a few ways to configure the taskbar and make Windows easier to use. Read More ▶ Stock your Windows 10 PC for free: 25 great apps and tools Sometimes good things come in free packages. Here's some of the best free software around for your Windows 10 PC. Read More ▶ Never10 is a free app for when you absolutely, positively don't want Windows 10 Microsoft built a way to block Windows 10 upgrades into its software, but it's hard to find. The free Never10 utility does the hard work for you. Read More ▶ Vivaldi browser review: Powerful features outshine slightly sluggish performance Though its extreme flexibility will win converts, the new Vivaldi browser is still a little pokey for general use. Read More ▶ How to make your Windows 10 user account local The account you log onto in Windows 10 is probably connected to Microsoft. Here's why you might (and might not) want to change that and how to do it. Read More ▶ PlayStation 4 brings Remote Play streaming to PC and Mac PlayStation 4 Remote Play heads to laptops, with more features than the Xbox version. Read More ▶ How to fix iTunes update headaches on Windows When iTunes updates go wrong on your PC, fixing the problem is easier than you think. Read More ▶ Set which program opens when you double-click a file Every data file on your PC should be associated with an application, so that opening the file will open the right program. But the official "right" program isn't always the right one for you. Read More ▶ 5 of the best Google apps for iOS, and how to use them Not all Google geeks use Android. Bring popular productivity tools to your iPhone or iPad with these native versions of your favorite apps. Read More ▶ How to remove Live Tiles from the Windows 10 Start menu Say you're just not feeling Windows 10's Live Tiles, it's possible to banish them from the Start menu for a minimalist vibe. Read More ▶

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