1. Click the Start button in the lower left-hand corner of your Windows 10 desktop. 2. Click on Settings from the pop-up menu. 3. Click on the Personalization option located in the Settings menu. 4. Click on Themes. 5. At the bottom of the window, you’ll see an option labeled “Change system sounds.” 6. In the window that appears, you’ll see a list of sounds available to you. Scroll down until you see “Windows Logon”. 7. Click the “Browse” button next to Windows Logon, and find the sound file you want to use. Select it, and click “Open.” 8. Click “OK” to save your changes. 9. Restart your computer and enjoy your custom startup sound!

1. Turn off unnecessary startup programs: Go to Start > Settings > Apps > Startup. Disable any unnecessary programs. 2. Use an SSD drive: An SSD (or Solid State Drive) will drastically decrease your boot time. 3. Update drivers: Keeping device drivers updated can improve overall system performance and decrease boot time. Go to Start > Settings > Update & Security, and check if there are any pending updates. 4. Switch from a spinning hard drive to an SSD: Those spinning hard disk drives are much slower than solid-state drives (SSDs), which use flash memory instead of spinning platters of magnetic material. 5. Adjust Power options: Go to Start > Settings > System > Power & sleep. Select Additional power settings, then change the selected power plan to a more consistent one, such as High performance. 6. Clearing junk files: Go to Start > Settings > System > Storage and choose Clean now to clear temporary and unnecessary files. 7. Disable visual effects: This includes animated windows, shadow effects, and transparency effects. Go to Start > Settings > System > Display and choose Choose a presentation mode. Select the speed-up mode that best fits your environment. 8. Disable search indexing: This will prevent Windows from indexing files on your hard drive. This can slow down your computer's performance. Go to Start > Settings > Search > Searching Windows and disable indexing.

1. Check Volume Settings: Go to the Sound settings in Windows 10 and ensure that the correct speaker or headphones are selected as the default Audio device. 2. Update Audio Drivers: Go to Device Manager and update the audio drivers with the latest version available. 3. Check Connections: Check if your headphones are properly connected to the headphone jack. If not, try reconnecting them. 4. Restart PC: Power cycle your PC by restarting it and then check if headphones are showing in the sound settings. 5. Check Audio Services: Go to Run (Win + R) and type 'Services.msc' to open Services window. Scroll down and check if 'Windows Audio' and 'Windows Audio Endpoint Builder' services are in running state. If not, then start them. 6. Unplug & Replug the Headphones: Unplug the headphones and then plug them back again. This may trigger the drivers to install correctly. 7. Run Audio Troubleshooter: Go to Settings >Update & Security > Troubleshoot > run the audio troubleshooter. This may detect and fix potential audio issues on your system.To enable headphones on Windows 10, follow these steps: 1. Plug your headphones into one of your computer's audio jacks. 2. Open the Windows Control Panel. 3. Click on "Sound" and then select "Manage Audio Devices." 4. Click on the "Playback" tab and make sure that your headphones are listed as one of the playback devices. 5. Select your headphones as the device for playback. 6. Select your desired settings for the headphones and click "Apply," then "OK." 7. Once you have applied the changes, your headphones should now be enabled and working.This issue could be caused by a number of different issues. The most likely issue is that the headphones are not properly connected to the computer, or the computer may not be recognizing the headphones properly. Additionally, the audio drivers may be out of date, the headphones may be damaged, or the Windows audio settings may need to be adjusted.1. Check the connections- make sure the audio cable is connected securely to the headphone jack on your device and that the headphone is securely plugged into the cable. 2. Check the Headphone settings- go to Settings > System > Sound > Device Properties > Advanced and make sure the headphone is set as the default. 3. Plug and unplug the headphones- sometimes a simple unplugging and re-plugging solves the issue. 4. Restart your computer- try restarting your computer to see if it solves the problem. 5. Check your audio driver- open Device Manager and expand the Sound, Video and Game Controllers section. Check if there is any yellow exclamation mark with the audio driver. If so, right-click and select Update Driver. 6. Update your Windows- make sure you have the latest version of Windows 10 by going to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update.1. Check the Connection: Make sure the headset is securely plugged into the correct port on your device. 2. Update Audio Drivers: Outdated, corrupt or missing audio drivers can result in the headphones not appearing in the Playback devices list. To install the latest audio driver, go to the manufacturer’s website and download the latest version. 3. Reconnect the Headphones: Try disconnecting and reconnecting the headphones from your device. This can sometimes help reset the connection and make the headphones visible in the Playback devices list. 4. Change Default Playback Device: Make sure the headphones are set as the default playback device. To do this, go to the Settings menu, select the Sound icon and check if the headphones are set as the default device. 5. Restart Windows Audio Services: Restarting the Windows-Audio service can sometimes fix the issue. To do this, press the Windows key, type in ‘services.msc’ and hit Enter. Select Windows Audio from the list and click on Restart. 6. Enable Show Disabled Devices: Go to the Sound Settings menu and click on the Device Properties white-ish-gray icon. Check the Disable all sound options and then click on the Show Disabled Devices option. After that, select the headphones as the default playback device.

1. Open the Settings app and select "Network & Internet". 2. On the left side of the window, select “Wi-Fi”. 3. Click "Manage known networks" and locate the network that you want to restrict access to. 4. Right-click on the network and select Properties. 5. Select “Security” and a window will appear. 6. Navigate to the “Advanced Settings” tab in this window. 7. Check the box next to “Enable Per User Network Access Control”. 8. Click “Add” to add the users you want to restrict. 9. Select the user that you want to restrict and click “Add” again. 10. Click “Close” and “OK” to save your changes. Your WiFi network is now restricted to the users you specified.

No, Windows 10 IoT Enterprise is not available through Microsoft's Volume Licensing (VL) channel.

1. Click on the Start Menu and go to the Settings. 2. Select Network & Internet. 3. Click on Wi-Fi from the left-hand menu. 4. Click on the slider button beside Wi-Fi on/off toggle switch to turn on Wi-Fi.