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  HOW TO FIND THE VIRUS ON WINDOWS How to Check if a Process Is a Virus or Not computer has a virus because you’ve seen a strange process in the  Windows Task Manager , which you can open by pressing Ctrl+Shift+Esc or by right-clicking the Windows taskbar and selecting “Task Manager.” It’s normal to see quite a few processes here — click “More Details” if you see a smaller list. Many of these processes have strange, confusing names. That’s normal. Windows includes quite a few background processes, your PC manufacturer added some, and applications you install often add them. If information about malware appears when you search the process, that’s a sign you likely have malware. However, don’t assume that your computer is virus-free just because a process looks legitimate. A process could lie and say it’s “Google Chrome” or “chrome.exe,” but it may just be malware impersonating Google Chrome that’s located in a different folder on your system. If you’re concerned you might have malware,

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  How to Stop Others From Changing Your Windows Desktop Background Press  Win + R  to open the Run command dialog box. Type  gpedit.msc  and press  OK  to open the Local Group Policy Editor. Navigate to  User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Control Panel > Personalization . Double-click the  Prevent changing desktop background  option. In the next window, select the  Enabled  option. From there, press  Apply  and then press  OK.  Select the  Enabled  option. Click Apply.  Click ok. 

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  How to Disable USB Ports in Windows 10 If your PC gets used by many different people – such as a shared computer at your workplace – then it can be a security risk if people can easily plug USB devices into it all the time. Whether the owner of a USB stick knows it or not, their device may contain unsafe files, and the more people that can casually use your USB ports, the less secure you are. Disabling your computer’s USB drives can help keep your files safe, and the process is easier than you think. There are multiple methods you can choose from, so if one doesn’t work for you, you can always try another. How to Disable/Enable a USB Drive Using the Registry If you want to try to disable a USB drive using the registry, type “run” in the search box (though maybe first take a look at our guide on  creating a backup of your registry ). When it appears, type  regedit , and the registry editor should appear. Navigate to the following directory in Registry Editor: ComputerHKEY_LOCAL_MACHIN

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  How to change default save location in Microsoft Word Steps to change default save location in Microsoft Word: Step 1:   First, you need to open your MS Word and then click on the Microsoft Office icon, as shown in the image below. Step 2:  Now, click on the  “Word Option”  button, which is located at the bottom of your MS Word screen. Step 3:  In the next step, you need to go to the  “Save”  document section, as marked in the image below. Step 4:  Under  ‘Save’  option, you may see  “Default file location” , which is highlighted in the below image. Here, you need to click on the  “Browse”  button to select the destination folder. Step 5:  After selecting the destination folder or you can say the default save location, you need to click on the  “OK”  button. Step 6:  Finally, click on the  “OK”  button to make your desired changes. Now, all your word files are going to be saved in the default location you just changed.