Recov­er Delet­ed Sticky Notes in Win­dows 10| Mini Tech Help Hindi

Microsoft improved Sticky Notes with Windows 10 while retaining the simplicity of taking notes that came with the classic version. No wonder it is a popular way to take quick notes that you can later delete easily

Sticky Notes has no archive feature which means clicking on the delete button will directly delete it. So how to recover a deleted Sticky Notes in Windows 10?

That can be worrying. If you are facing similar issues, here are a few ways to recover deleted Sticky NotesYour computer doesn't show all files and folders are visible. Some files are hidden to protect them from getting deleted accidentally — mostly the system files. There is one folder where you can find the contents of your deleted Sticky Notes note. However, you will have to unhide it first. Search for Show Hidden Files in Windows search and open it.

If you are using Sticky Notes to store important information, then it is imperative to take a backup of these notes just in case. Press the Windows key+R on your keyboard to launch the Run prompt and type the following command before hitting enter.

%LocalAppData%\Packages\Microsoft.MicrosoftStickyNotes_8wekyb3d8bbwe\LocalState.

You will notice a file named plum.sqlite which you need to copy and paste in a secure folder.

C:\Users\<UserName>\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Sticky Notes

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Microsoft is rolling out the new Edge browser to all the Windows 10 users | Mini Tech Help Hindi

Windows updates to support the next version of Microsoft Edge.

Installing the new Microsoft Edge .

You can get the new Microsoft Edge for Windows and mac OS today by downloading it directly from microsoft.com/edge. 

In the coming months, Microsoft plans to automatically update Windows 10 users with this new version of Edge which will fully replace the existing built-in browser. The company is taking a slow and careful approach, bringing the new Edge gradually to groups of Windows 10 users through Windows Update before it’s fully rolled out to everyone in the summertime. Microsoft is also releasing this version of Edge to OEMs today, so expect to see machines start arriving in the back-to-school period with the new version of Edge preinstalled. Microsoft will eventually bake this directly into a future Windows 10 update, and it will be part of Windows 10X for foldable and dual-screen devices. An ARM64 version of Edge won’t be available today, but it’s expected to come to the stable channel shortly.

Inside Microsoft’s surprise decision to work with Google on its Edge browser
While Edge Chromium is available today, it’s also launching without some features you might be familiar with if you’re used to using Chrome. Both history sync and extension sync are missing at launch, but things like favorites, settings, addresses / contact info, and passwords will all sync. Microsoft is planning to have these missing sync features available later this year. The good thing is the rest of Edge is very similar to Chrome and even includes support for Chrome extensions. Where Edge differs is new features like Collections, which allows you to collate images and content from the web, and tracking prevention.

You can choose from three different levels to avoid being tracked on the web in Edge, and the default setting will block trackers from sites you haven’t visited before. This makes sure content and ads are less personalized and harmful trackers are blocked. There’s also a strict setting that blocks the majority of trackers on the web, but that could mean some parts of sites fail to load or might not work correctly. If you’re familiar with Ghostery, then Microsoft’s built-in protection Edge is similar.

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