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Sync Large Files with Microsoft's OneDrive 64-bit version

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  Microsoft has released a 64-bit version of OneDrive for its users to sync large files in Windows as the current version is 32-bit. The newly released 64-bit version of OneDrive sync client is available now in the public domain and helps to sync and handle a large number of files. People who are having AMD 64 Devices will be able to use the 64-bit version of OneDrive.  Version Caveat There is no doubt that Microsoft has released the 64-bit version of OneDrive for sharing large files. But Microsoft has also requested companies to be cautious as the new version is still a preview. When you are installing the latest version, be careful. Multiple options to choose Users already using the 64-bit version have a choice to make a shift to the 64-bit version of OneDrive as they have more processing power and memory to sync and share large files rather than 32-bit operating systems. What is Microsoft OneDrive? Microsoft OneDrive is a file hosting or synchronization service developed by Microsof

Tips to Hide Title Bar with Vertical Tabs in Microsoft Edge

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  Microsoft has developed a cross-platform web browser called Microsoft Edge. It is used for users to browse anything related to their work. Edge was first released for Xbox one and Windows 10 in 2015. Now, it has been released for Android, IOS, Linux, or macOS as well. Along with Edge, MS has developed search engine software called Bing and it is available in 40 languages.  Microsoft Edge has released some important features like crash set-up fixing, improved read-out-loud, or bug mixing feature. Microsoft Edge has come up with a new feature for its users to hide the  Title Bar  option. Microsoft Edge is the world’s second most popular web browsing software. This feature has already been part of Microsoft Edge, but now users can hide the Title Bar placed at the top of the web page completely. The Title Bar feature is quite impressive to the users and it can be hidden now with the help of Vertical Tabs. Many users want to hide Title Bar from their web page and now they have an option t

How to Install the Connect App on Windows 10 for Wireless Projection

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  In this article, we have discussed the ways using which you can install the Connect App on your Windows 10 PC for a wireless projection. If you are a Miracast user whouses it to project the screen of another device on their Windows PC, you will probably be surprised to know that with the fall 2020 update, released in May, the Connect app has beenremoved, and it will no longer be available by default in the Windows 10PC. However, it can still be downloaded from the Microsoft Store. This article lists the instructions that you would need to install Connect App on Windows. So, if you want the app on your system, you may follow along the instructions listed below: First, you need to launch Settings on your PC. In order to quickly head over to the same, you can tap on the “gear” icon appearingon the left (second last from the bottom)of the Start menu. You may also simultaneously press the Windows + “i” on the keyboard. Further, under the “Settings,” you need to click on “Apps.” Under the