How to sync settings on Windows 10
With the option of synchronizing settings, Windows 10 allows users to use the same settings on devices without time-consuming repetition but manual customization.
With the option of synchronizing settings, Windows 10 allows users to use the same settings on devices without time-consuming repetition but manual customization.
Note: To use this feature you need to log in with a Microsoft account.
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How to sync settings on Windows 10
To turn on device synchronization, follow these steps:
Step 1 . Click on Start
Step 2 . Click on the Settings icon .
Step 3 . Click on Accounts .
Step 4 . Click Sign in with a Microsoft account and enter your information account . Switch to Step 5 if you don't see this option.
Step 5 . Click Sync your settings .
Step 6 . Turn on the Sync Settings option.
Then repeat steps 1 to 6 on another Windows 10 device. Disable each setting if you don't want to sync on another device.
I wish you all success!
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