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How to Improve Font Rendering in Windows 10

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Tweaking ClearType Settings Open the Start Menu, search for cleartype, then select Adjust ClearType text in the results. This launches the ClearType Text Tuner. Make sure you turn on ClearType:

Fortunately, the ClearType Text Tuner is a straightforward wizard that walks you through each step. All you have to do is look at all the options, pick which one looks best to you, and rinse and repeat until you reach the end. For most, this results in text that’s pleasing enough.
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We know the Windows system restore point contains the full registry backup, but Windows doesn't create a system restore point every day, only if when installing important updates or drivers. How to do a registry backup without creating a system restore point?

Do you know that the Windows 10 system can automatic backup registry?

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How to Make the Recycle Bin Empty Itself Every So Often

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Unless you use the Shift + Delete to bypass the Recycle Bin every time you delete a file, you’re always going to end up with a bunch of trash that needs to be taken out once the Bin becomes too full.
But using Task Scheduler, you’ll never have to do this by hand again. Start by opening the Start Menu, searching for Task Scheduler, and launching it.

Once you have the Task Scheduler open:
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