Windows 10: Setting up Naming Conventions

I have a huge amount of music in digital format, and there is a specific way I like it set up, as far as what columns are shown when I open a folder Name, Album, Artist, Genre, Length, Year, etc...for some reason, the column names always seem to revert back to the default. Is there any way to save what I've set? And is there something I can do make my preferred setup the default?

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Screenshot naming conventions

Why are screenshots named "Screenshot (#)" instead of the previous, longtime convention of including the date and time in the filename? This convention is also followed by many cell phone manufacturers for both their photos and their screenshots.

The same question was asked years ago in this forum, but then locked without ever being answered:

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IF it was locked, it must be considered either solved or redundant. Since there was no solution in that thread, it must have been redundant, so where is the correct thread that contains the fix for this really backwards move?

 

Change naming convention for WP pictures and videos?

Is there a way to change the filename convention for new photos and videos?

Here is why I am asking: we have 2 WP phones, and we periodically combine photos from both. Since the phones use the same naming convention, I risk overwriting the files (WP_00001 from one phone with WP_00001 from the other phone).

I have not been able to find any options either on the phone or in Zune to change the naming convention. Is ther a way to do this?

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services policy naming conventions in WIndows 10 updates

recently I had to re-install windows 10 due to some issues I was having. After doing so, I noticed and documented several services that had a new naming convention. Specifically, the new suspicious services had names that included a series of lowercase
alpha numeric characters, contrary to the naming policy conventions of the past. Are these bona-fide services, that should be part of the latest set of WIndows 10 updates?