You can reinstall, deactivate or roll back drivers to fix webcam issues and the like. “Device Manager” is a Windows 10 tool that helps you to manage your system's drivers. It's a handy way to view your system specifications. This is especially useful if you're troubleshooting errors or have security concerns. “Event Viewer” naturally opens the Event Viewer app, which is where you can see what happened recently on your PC. The button opens the “Power & sleep” section of the settings app, where you can change how long it will take your PC to sleep, your performance mode, etc. This one is quite self-explanatory, but we'll run through it quickly anyway. It's superseded by the toggles in the Action Center, but it could be of use to you if you disabled your Action Center. In fact, there's a good chance you haven't seen it since the Windows 7 or Windows Vista days.Įssentially, it's a little control panel for adjusting your brightness, audio volume, battery mode, screen rotation, and more. The Windows Mobility Center may or may not be an option for you depending on your Windows 10 version.
From here, you can uninstall apps like Microsoft Office, Xbox Game Bar, or Internet Explorer. The first entry, “Apps & Features”, opens the eponymous pane in Windows 10 Settings.
So, now you see the list, but what does it all do? We'll show you in the section below: Or, if you're using a touchscreen, hold down the start button a little longer than usual and then lift your finger off the screen again. You can open the tools menu in Windows 10 by right-clicking the Start button or pressing “Windows + X”.
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