Win10–Better Registry Editor Navigation

Although I was using Windows 10 v1703 since early Windows Insider builds, I haven’t noticed this one.

This is the proof that sometimes, small tweaks can make all the difference!
Ever noticed and got frustrated when for example you’re searching for a registry key on a website, you find that registry setting you need to change, and you get yourself moving your neck left and right to navigate to the correct registry key?

Well, Windows 10 has a new nice feature on…registry editor!

Like shown on the image above you can know right directly the path on top of the editor but, even better, you can copy/paste the path!

So…like Van Gogh once said: “Great things are done by a series of small things brought together.” And Microsoft is doing exactly that.

Microsoft UserVoices - Other Products

Following the last post, Microsoft also has available another "UserVoices" for other products.
Here's the list:

• Lumia Apps Betas
• Cortana
• Xbox
• Xbox Music
• Xbox Video
• Remote Desktop
• Visual Studio
• WPDev
• Windows Phone Facebook App
• Windows Phone

Windows 10 - Help shape Windows!

Do you have ideas for the future Windows 10?
There's a key feature that you'd like to see implemented on it?

There's something that would work better in a different way?
Now you can make your voice/ideas heard on the relatively new website that Microsoft created.

On Windows Feature Suggestion Box we can suggest Microsoft  what we would like to see on it's future OS.

This is another initiative that Microsoft creates in a new way to communicate to final consumers and IT professionals.

Take a look:
Windows UserVoice

Windows Phone Lumias Gets Static IP Feature

It seems the lastest firmware update for Lumia phones got a nice feature.
It's now possible to define a static ip address, subnet and gateway. It's not used massively nowadays but in some environments may be needed.

For what I know at leat Lumia 625, 925 and 525 are receiving this update.

Windows To Go - Overview

Here's something that didn't give a lot of buzz, in my opinion because mainly it's intended for enterprises only  and because most of the enterprises didn't adopt this O.S., but it's a good showcase about how light and flexible Windows 8 can get.

Windows To Go is an enterprise feature of Windows 8 that enables the creation of a Windows to Go workspace that can be booted from a USB external drive on PC that meet the Windows 7 or Windows 8 certification requirements.

There are some consideration about this feature:

• Internal disks are offline to protect and adverted deletion of the physical machine
• You can use the capabilities of TPM
• Hibernation is disable by default
• App Store not available 

You can take a more deep look to this Microsoft Windows 8 feature here:

Technet - Windows To Go: Feature Overview