Windows 10 FAQ
Questions 1：windows 10 spooler keeps stopping
Run printer troubleshooter
Before you do anything else, run the troubleshooter. Windows 10 has a built-in Printer Troubleshooter that can automatically detect and fix most of the incorrect settings and errors that could cause issues while printing.
To run the troubleshooter:
Press the Windows key+ X and select Settings.
Type Troubleshoot on the search box and click on Troubleshooting Settings.
Locate and click on the Printer troubleshooter and follow the prompts.
Wait for the process to detect the problems that cause printer spooler to keep stopping, and try to fix them.
Restart your PC (Windows) after the process is complete.
Check the problem resolved.
Questions 2：disable windows watermark
activate windows watermark removal
To remove activate windows watermark permanently follow these steps;
At the windows 10 desktop click start menu
Then click Settings (Cog icon)
In the search box type in activation settings and click on it
Enter your windows 10 product key
Click activate
Wait for confirmation that windows 10 has been activated
When you have confirmation turn off your machine and turn back on
When you get to the desktop the activate windows watermark should be removed
Questions 3：how to force install windows update
force install windows update
How to Force Windows 10 to Install an Update
Restart the Windows Update Service.
Restart the Background Intelligent Transfer Service.
Delete the Windows Update Folder.
Perform Windows Update Cleanup.
Run Windows Update Troubleshooter.
Use the Windows Update Assistant.
Questions 4：Windows 10 File Explorer Not Responding
4 Ways to Restart It
Restart the explorer.exe Process using Task Manager
Exit Explorer from the Taskbar Context Menu and Start it Again from the Task Manager
Manually Restart the explorer.exe Process Using the Command Line
Quickly Restart the explorer.exe Process Using a Batch File
Questions 5：windows 10 high cpu how to fix?
Here are 4 tips to fix
WMI Provider Host Using 100% CPU
Disable Superfetch(or Windows Search)
Reset Your Power Plan
Check Your Power Supply
