1. Make sure that your wireless printer is already connected to the same wireless network as your computer. 2. On your computer, click on the Start button and select Settings. 3. Select Devices, then select Printers & Scanners. 4. On the right side select Add a Printer or Scanner. 5. Select the name of your printer from the list that shows up and select “Add device”. 6. Follow the set up wizard instructions to complete installation. 7. After installation, the printer should start working correctly.

1. Open Settings. 2. Click on Devices. 3. Select Mouse & Touchpad from the sidebar menu. 4. Under Touchpad, uncheck the box beside Enable two-finger scrolling, and other multi-finger gestures. This will disable all touchpad gestures in Windows 10. 5. Alternatively, you can create a new power plan. To do this, open the Control Panel and select Power Options. 6. Click on Create a power plan. 7. Click on Change plan settings for the plan you just created. 8. Under the Configure option, check the box beside Enable Tablet PC settings. 9. Click on Pen and Touch and then uncheck the box beside Use two -finger gestures. This will disable all touchpad gestures in Windows 10.To turn off touchpad gestures in Windows 10, press the [Windows] + [I] keys to open the Settings menu. Select Devices, then Touchpad. Under the "Additional Settings" section, toggle off the various gestures you'd like to disable.1. Click the Windows Start menu and type “Mouse.” 2. Select “Mouse Settings” from the search results. 3. Click the “Additional Mouse Options” link in the Related Settings area. 4. Select the “Device Settings” tab in the Mouse Properties window. 5. Select the Touchpad or pointing device that matches your laptop’s brand and model. 6. Click the “Settings” button to customize your touchpad settings.1. Tap to click: Tap with one finger to click. 2. Two-finger tap: Tap with two fingers to open the right-click menu. 3. Three-finger swipe up: Swipe up with three fingers to show the desktop. 4. Three-finger swipe down: Swipe down with three fingers to show the taskbar and Start menu. 5. Three-finger swipe left or right: Swipe left or right with three fingers to switch between open apps. 6. Four-finger swipe up: Swipe up with four fingers to open the Action Center. 7. Four-finger swipe down: Swipe down with four fingers to show the desktop. 8. Four-finger swipe left or right: Swipe left or right with four fingers to switch between virtual desktops. 9. Pinch to zoom: Place two fingers on the touchpad and slide them apart to zoom in, or slide them together to zoom out. 10. Rotate: Place two fingers on the touchpad and rotate them to rotate the image on the screen.Yes, it is possible to enable three- and four-finger gestures in Windows 10. Windows 10 provides the option to enable such gestures using the “Settings” app. To do this, open the Settings app and navigate to Devices -> Touchpad -> Scroll and zoom -> Multi-touch gesture. Here you can enable various three- and four-finger gestures, such as pinch to zoom, two-finger rotate and more.

1. Connect your external hard drive to your computer. 2. Launch the Start menu and type “backup”. 3. Click "Backup and Restore (Windows 7)" when it appears in the list of options. 4. Select “Create a system image” to back up your entire computer, including Windows 10, to the external hard drive. 5. Choose the external hard drive as the location to which you'd like to back up your files. 6. Click “Start backup” and wait for the process to finish. Once it has finished, your Windows 10 system has been successfully transferred to your external hard drive.

Trustedinstaller is a Windows service in Windows 7 operating system that is used by the operating system to manage the installation, modification, and removal of Windows updates and optional components. It is responsible for maintaining the integrity of the system files. It is built with the specific purpose of providing an additional layer of security to Windows applications and updates.

To open widgets in Windows 10, open the Start Menu and search for the Widgets page or open the Settings > Personalization > Themes page. On the Themes page, you will find an option for widgets under the ‘Related Settings’ section. Click on this option to open the Widgets page, where you can configure and customize your installed widgets.

1. Try to use data recovery software. There are many professional data recovery software like Wondershare Recoverit, EaseUS Data Recovery Wizard, MiniTool Power Data Recovery, etc. You can use any of these to recover data from your Windows 10 19041 formatted partition. 2. If you don't want to use third-party data recovery software then you have to use Windows inbuilt tool "Previous Versions" which can help to you recover data from formatted partition. 3. You can also try using Command Prompt and copy files from the formatted partition to some other drive. 4. Check if any file backup is available and recover data from it.