Windows 10: Maintaining unimpeded access to all apps and services in Win11, after being logged in to...

i am logged in to my personal computer and using EDGE on THIS answers.microsoft.com page.Edge seems to recognize me little icon/picture in upper leftOneDrive seems to recognize me if i click on onedrive in taskbar, folder opens with filesVisual Studio recognizes my default environment after i start it up.Microsoft 365 shows me logged in when i access it.Settings which shows my name and picture and email in upper left - the same as all other applications, as above demands that i LOG-IN to access "SETTINGS > Advanced app settings", and it demands i log-in to an entirely different accoun

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New TechPowerUp Forums, Early Access

So far I like it with just a few issues, and they are minor.

• The name of the person who created the thread and the date is really lite and hard to read for me.
• When you are logged in the thread titles are in bold and look great, but when you are logged out they are normal, and very hard to read. We have a lot of users that come, and do not login. So, I suggest changing it to where everything is bold if you are not logged in.
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Which app/services creates this log?

Well that's the one I used ages ago. I cannot provide screenshots from my machine as the entry no longer exists.

Here's screenshots of another entry as an example.








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The fix we can implement is to delete that key. But by default, it is owned by TrustedInstaller and Administrators has only Read access to it.

1. So right-click on the Guid-named folder
2. select Permissions.
3. Click on “Advanced”, then the “Change” link on top across from the “Owner” label (see below screenshot, ignore the GUID).

Enter “Administrators” (the group), (This means type the word Administrators after clicking Change) click “Check Names” and then OK. Now close the permissions property boxes and re-open them by right-clicking again on the Guid-named folder and then Permissions. This time, click on the “Administrators” group entry on the top list, check ON the “Allow” check box against “Full Control” from the permissions in the bottom list. Click OK. Single-click on the Guid-named folder and simply delete it. If you are prompted, answer yes/OK. Reboot your system to ensure the task is gone.

 

Preventing access to modern app

Ive been tasked with preventing the children from accessing instagram. I've got it listed in my windows hosts file and internet options/security/restricted site but the windows 10 app is still allowing access. Any suggestions other then deleting app which can just be reinstalled?