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How to install Windows 10 in a virtual machine You will need: Install VirtualBox 5.0 or higher Installation media for Windows 10 (ISO or DVD) Step 1: Set up a Windows 10 VirtualBox Start by opening VirtualBox and clicking on the “New” button. Pick a name for the VM as well as the type and version. You’ll be able to choose between a 32-bit and 64-bit install. I advise you to stick with 32-bit if you don’t have a lot of RAM. On the next screen, you’ll have a chance to configure how much RAM that the Virtual Machine will be allowed to use. The default is 1GB, which is the minimum amount of RAM for Windows 10. I went ahead and gave it double that amount for the sake of performance. Configuring the HDD, you have to pick “Create a virtual hard disk now”, assuming you don’t have one created previously. You can leave the next two screens at their default settings since they work just fine with the new OS. I highly advise you to stick with a dynamically allocated virtual hard disk, since ...

How to activate Windows 10 By Droid Hunter Plenty of the best laptops and computers come with the Windows 10 operating system (OS) installed, activated, and ready to go after some quick setup. But, there are plenty of reasons you might need to activate Windows 10. If you've built your own PC with the best processor and best graphics card for some serious gaming or upgraded your computer to run on the best SSD for extra fast speeds, you'll like be looking at a clean installation of Windows 10 onto your computer, and you'll need to activate. How you activate Windows 10 on your computer will vary. If it was previously activated with a product key, you'll need that key to activate it again. Or, if you had linked your Windows 10 license to your Microsoft account, you can easily activate Windows 10 again on the same machine even if you've made substantial changes to the hardware. We've got instructions on how to activate Windows 10 via both pro...

How To Change OEM Logo And Information In Windows 10 OEMs like HP, Dell, Asus, Lenovo, Acer and Sony add their logo and contact support information to the system (computer properties) section of Windows 10 operating system by default. As you likely know, the system window (system properties) can be found by right-clicking on the This PC (Computer) icon and then clicking Properties option.In addition to the logo, you can also find OEM’s contact information, computer model name, URL, customer support number, and customer support hours details in system (computer properties) window. If, for some reason, you want to change the OEM logo and other details, you can do so by making appropriate changes to Windows Registry. Users who don’t want to manually edit the Registry can use third-party utilities to change OEM logo and other information on Windows 10 PCs. In this guide, we will see how to change the OEM logo and other information in Windows 10. Method 1 of 2 Change OEM...

How to fix Missing DLL files errors on Windows 10 PC INRODUCTION One of the common errors which Windows users face is caused due to missing DLL files. What do you do if you receive a .dll file is missing error message? We have already taken a look at what to do if you find the following DLL files missing – xlive.dll | MSVCR110.dll | d3compiler_43.dll | LogiLDA.dll | MSVCP140.dll | api-ms-win-crt-runtime-l1-1-0.dll | VCRUNTIME140.dll | xinput1_3.dll or d3dx9_43.dll . Now let’s take a look at the general steps you could take if you receive such error messages. DLL stands for Dynamic Link Libraries and are external parts of applications that run on Windows 10/8/7 or any other operating systems. Most applications are not complete in themselves and store code in different files. If there is a need for the code, the related file is loaded into memory and used. If the OS or software is not able to find the concerned DLL file, or if the DLL file is corrupted, you...