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Change your Windows 10 login photo

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Windows 10 uses the photo from your Microsoft (Outlook or Hotmail) account on your login screen at startup, but there’s an easy way to change this. Click the Start button, right-click your user account name at the top left of the Start menu, then click ‘Change account settings’.<br />
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Click the Browse button below your current photo, navigate to the one you want, then click ‘Choose picture’ at the bottom right.</div>
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Windows Explorer Search Tricks

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Windows Explorer may not be very good at helping you organise your ﬁles,
 but it does have some great hidden ﬁltering tricks for searching ﬁles. 
For instance, let's say you have a document called ‘Club newsletter’ 
that you edited last week, but now you can't ﬁnd it. Type <span style="background-color: #f1c232;">newsletter</span> into the search box at the top right, then type <span style="background-color: #f1c232;">datemodified:</span>
 (including the colon). A little calendar will pop up, letting you 
narrow the search to this week, this month, this year or to a speciﬁc 
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<b>Use search filters like 'datemodiﬁed:' in Explorer to ﬁnd ﬁles or folders faster</b></div>
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Alternatively, type <span style="background-color: #f1c232;">size</span> to ﬁlter your search results according to size, or <span style="background-color: #f1c232;">kind</span> to sort according to ﬁle type. You can combine more than one of these ﬁlters to help you ﬁnd what you're looking for.</div>
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Windows Explorer may not be very good at helping you organise your ﬁles, but it does have some great hidden ﬁltering tricks for searching ...