Windows 10: How to know whether a user account is logged in?

On previous versions of Windows, on the main login screen, where all the user accounts are displayed, Windows would inform us whether a user account is signed in (or not). However, on Windows 10, this feature seems to have disappeared.

It just lists the user accounts on the left hand side of the screen, without mentioning whether it's logged in or not.

Is there anyway of enabling this?

Cheers.

:)

 

Activesync 4.5 and incomplete contacts list

Let's try this: Create a new user account on your PC and log on with account. Create an appointment on your device. Connect your device to sync. Whether the sync is successful or not, log on with your original user account and connect again. Let me know
if this helps.

 

How to know whether windows 10 is downloading or not?

1) 190 Countries started July 29. Yours should be included.

Because of the very large demand, MS says it might take

weeks to get the file(s) to everyone.

2) Only indirectly. Set "filemanager" to show hidden files/folders.

(THEN), Look for a new folder named $windows.~bt (or .~ws)

Do NOT change anything in those directories.

Don't worry if you only have one or the other.

If there is very little in there, it has only just begun.

Click on the little Window Icon and it will confirm your reservation and

ask you to wait.

You will be told when it finishes.

3) Yes, this is a robust system built for that. It will get what it can when it can

and never have to start over.

The entire process will take lots of space "end to end" since

you can "roll back" for 30 days. This will be a problem for space starved

units or tablets. As always, a complete "IMAGE" of the system in advance

is always good insurance. MacriumReflect(FREE) will record this to external

media.

 

Hello tengeezer, *Smile

As a workaround, you can open the Task Manager in more details view, and click/tap on the Users tab to see a list of all users that are currently signed in. You can also sign off users from here.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/2...dows-10-a.html