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9 Cool Tricks You Can Do With Your Windows Laptop

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It’s official: Windows is the most used operating system in the world. That perhaps shouldn’t come as a surprise; the vast majority of devices come with Windows preinstalled, and other operating systems for those devices are fairly niche. As a result of its market dominance, many may think that Windows is a fairly straightforward operating system with no cool tricks up its sleeve, but those people would be wrong. Here are our 9 favorite neat little tips and tricks you can try out with your Windows laptop, whatever model you may happen to have. Also in case you lose your password someday there are some exclusive tools which can help you bypass windows password easily.

1. Save web collections in Edge

Okay, this first one is more of a trick for Microsoft’s new, revamped Edge browser than for Windows as a whole. However, Edge comes with Windows, so we’re counting it as part of the software. You can save collections of web content – be they pages, images, or anything – on Edge. All you need to do is head to Settings and hit

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  1. Hey Courtney! Your cool tips and tricks that one can try out with their Windows laptop are nice. A useful piece of information for Windows laptop users.

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