How do I remove Windows Media Player from Windows 10?
Windows Media Player is part of an upgrade or a standard Windows 10 installation. New installations (or new computers with Windows 10 installed) will also have have Media Player installed too. So this will work in both situations.To remove it, open Cortana and search for "Turn on or off Windows Features". You will see an option at the top:If you select the top option, you will see a window open up. From here you can expand the "Media Features" section, and uncheck "Windows Media Player"Then click OK. Media Player will then be removed from your system. You can add it back using the same method.
What is the best running MP3 player 2017?
MindTunes is a next generation intelligent android music player. This player is capable of recommend the list of songs which best fits the Mood.Traditional music player play the song either from the previously prepared play-list or random list or from recently played or most frequently played list. User changes the track or play different track without noticing her/his state of mood. Moreover, predefined moods (i.e., party, romance, sad, work-out, long drive etc.) are not always effective all time. But, MindTunes recommends dynamic and personalize playlist. Learning system of this app collect the user’s listening information, learn and formulate a pattern to generate mood based smart playlist.More you listen to music here in this music player, more relevant and effective playlist will be generated accordingly.Listen music and enjoy listening !!!MindTunes : Music Player - Android Apps on Google PlayBasic Features:# Simple, elegant and characteristics based UI based on material design.# Auto playlist generation on mood.# Dynamic loading of different personalized mood recommendation.# MT category is the collection of grouped song generated by MindTunes(Special).# Sleep Timer for stopping music at particular time.
What does your computer desktop say about you?
I have 2 monitors, the bigger one is to my right, and I run it on a smaller resolution to prevent overheating of the GPU (It hardly matters, the screen is about 5 feet away). I prefer using two monitors than one since it leads to an organized workplace.I can multitask more efficiently. I often do work like editing wikia, etc. which require me to on 4-5 windows simultaneously, and having 2 monitors makes it easier.When recording for YouTube, I can play on one, and control the recording software on another.I can just switch to the bigger screen (32″), connect a controller, and play for hours on end, while comfortably lying on my bed 10 feet away.My DesktopAs you can see, it's squeaky clean, or it appears like it.Have you ever started cleaning your room after learning that a guest is visiting? What you do is put everything in the same closet/drawer. Slowly, you start using that drawer for storing junk. The result?The junk folder that still stores homework done two years ago (Which I haven’t deleted because it acts as a good PowerPoint template, and that I’m lazy), has traveled through 2 computers, and is shared on a homegroup with 3 other computers, is 3.28 GB.The Control Panel icon says that It’s been 3 years and I haven’t noticed or removed it yet.The Recycle bin says th- wait… It’s not empty?There.The wallpaper says little about me, except that I’m a potterhead, and a Halo fan (first two games, all books). I have a slideshow of more than 60 wallpapers.My TaskbarMy Taskbar doesn’t contain a lot of things.Mozilla Firefox: It has a better download manager, I’m too lazy to download chrome extensions.Google Chrome: Pretty self-explanatory. I use it as my primary browser.Deluge: μTorrent gives me the ‘blue screen of death’, and I haven’t been able to troubleshoot it. Hence, an alternative.BlueStacks: Android Emulator, use it to play for my YouTube channel, and record it onOBS: Screen recording.Discord: Chat servers for gamers, primarily used for the Quora chat.Most of my shortcuts are on the start menu, so we can say that the use of the desktop/taskbar is minimized.(Crickets in the background)
What are the differences in India between 90s kids and today's kids?
I am glad that I lived my childhood before the technology and weird trends took over. (Shout out to all the 90’s kids out there!)“Mumma, I am ready!” 90’s kid:Vs. Kids today:2. “I am watching a series!” 90’s kids:Vs.3. “It’s time to listen to some music!”90’s kids:Vs.4. “I am going to play with my friends!” 90’s kids:Vs.5: “Beta, uncle aunty ko apna dance dikhao!” (Show your dance steps to uncle & aunty) 90’s kids:Vs.6. My friends and I when we used to get happy:Vs. kids these day when they get happy:7. 90’s kids looking for their favorite pokemon:(p.s. - I actually used to save my pocket money to buy cheetos just to collect these. I still have them!)Kids these days looking for their favorite pokemon:8. Wanting a photograph! 90’s kids:Vs.9. Today’s kids will never know:The pleasure of watching them everyday-10. Weekend getaway 90’s kids:Vs. Now-11. Kid’s fashion in 90’s :Um, perhaps I was the only one who had such fashion sense out of all the kids of my age! :P Anyways, that was my swegggg! B-)Vs. Today’s kids:And I have poured out my emotions into this-Thanks for scrolling!Have a good day! :)
What was your first computer experience like?
Ah, the good old days.By the time I was in high school, I wanted a computer. The only problem was, my father wouldn't buy it for me. His reasoning? There was a state level quiz competition which had a computer for first prize. If I wanted the computer bad enough, I would go win it.So I tried. While I was in eighth standard, I have the school level round of the exam. I came second. Only the winner would get to participate in the next level, and I was left licking my wounds. Ijaz Aslam, the winner from my school, managed to go all the way to the state level, came second, and won a television.Next year, I tried again. The first thing to do was beat Ijaz at the school level, which I somehow managed to. Was kind of smooth going from there, and I won the district level too. The state level quiz was particularly exciting because of the added incentive, but thankfully, that worked out too.So now I had a computer. It was assembled. It had one of those archaic CRT monitors, an AMD Athlon processor, 128MB RAM, 40GB hard disk and a pirated version of windows 98. There were floppy and cd drives (no cd writing ability), and ps/2 keyboard and mouse. Was probably the barest system imaginable around then.I was still really, really excited. Unfortunately, I wasn't going to be able to actually use the computer for a few more months - We were going to move to a new house, and my parents didn't want to take the trouble of transporting the unboxed components. I spent the months literally dreaming about the comp.When the time finally came, I was over the moon. I had my own computer. It had songs (pirated), and even games (pirated)! At that time, I had no idea how limited the specs were, and I wouldn't have cared either because it was my baby.Just the next day, I managed to make my first big screwup with the computer. I had seen that there were two copies of the songs folder with identical contents. Since the hard disk size was so small, I decided to delete one of the copies to save space on the disk. I merrily clicked OK when I got the warning that the deleted files would not go to the Recycle bin since their size was so large. After the success of the noble task, I tried to open the "other" folder. That is when I realised that there was something called shortcuts. Too late, everything was gone.That was April 2004, and I have been finding more outrageous ways to screw things up with computers ever since.