Windows 10: Can I Utilize a Computer Still Once It Is Being Utilized as a Wireless Display?

Hi,This is my situation: I have a conference room in our office with 2 displays that are connected to a wall mounted computer. The current way people are utilizing it is signing into the conference room computer with a universal login and joining MS Teams then sharing from their personal computer they are presenting. The Teams call screen is being displayed on one of the large displays, but teams consumes about 5-6 inches of the screen for the Teams as compared to displaying directly to an external display or projector. What I have wired. I have utilized the wireless projecting feature to conn

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Removing WLAN Utilities

Wan update instructions below state remove wan utilities,

Uninstallation instructions:

• Turn WLAN Off
• Manually uninstall "WLAN Utilities" package from the installed applications.
• Turn WLAN On

I can't find them under installed applications anywhere. Could somebody give step by step instrucions, I've looked in :

Installations/ already installed.

 

GrooveMonitor Utility on fresh copy of windows 10

Hello,

Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

As I understand that groove monitor utility is running as a startup process on a windows 10 computer which you have not installed.

I would suggest you to check the file location of groove monitor utility and check where is the file location it has been installed.

Follow the steps to find the file location of the particular process.

• 
  Press Alt + Ctrl + Delete
  
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  Open task manager
  
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  Click on Process tab
  
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  Right click on Groove Monitor Utility and click on file location
  

Reply us back with more information. We will be happy to assist you.

 

Directory Size Utility

Cool utility that we used to use in the DOS days!

I've got to try it out at home, but here's one of the best features of the old utility:

A bar graph by each folder, listing the relative size of each folder. It was great for flagging large files when housecleaning on a network... or home PC for that matter.