How to add Copy To and Move To buttons to the right-click menu

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 Often while using the computer we need to copy or transfer a file from one place to another on the hard disk, whether transferring a file from Partition "D" to Partition "C" on the desktop, or from the flash drive to the hard drive. When you want to, you have to select the file and right click to get the option "Copy" for copying and "Cut" for transfer, select the appropriate option and then go to the folder you want to add it to. The problem with this method is that it is difficult when it comes to copying or moving multiple files from different folders, so you will find that it is impractical and wastes a lot of time. In this case, the "Send to" option is usually used to make the command smooth and fast, as you specify the location from the submenu and a shortcut to the specified files is created immediately in the specified location. But the shortcuts don't always work, as the original copy must be stored on the same hard d

Switch Local Account to Microsoft Account on Windows 10

On Windows 10, if you were login with local account, you have to sign in with the Microsoft live account again in order to use the Xbox, OneDrive, or Cortana search box etc. That is troublesome and will waste much of time.

So I think it is better to sign in Windows 10 with the Microsoft account instead of local account at the beginning. With Microsoft account, you can access to apps and games from the Windows Store, and see your settings and other things.

one account for all things microsoft

And here in this article will show you how to switch local account to Microsoft account on Windows 10.

Steps as below:

Step 1: Open Account Settings on Windows 10.

  • 1.1 Click on Windows icon windows icon on the bottom-right corner, click on your user account on the top, and then select Change account settings.
  • change account settings
  • 1.2 Or click on Settings on the Start menu, and then select Accounts on the settings screen.
  • click on accounts

Step 2: On the Accounts settings, click on the link: Sign in with a Microsoft account instead.

sign in with microsoft account instead

Step 3: Enter the Email or Phone, and the Password on the text box, and then click on Sign in.

If you do not remember the password, click on the link: Forgot my password.

If you do not have a Microsoft account yet, click on the link: Create one.

enter email and password

Step 4: Before saying goodbye to your local password, you need to provide it one last time.

So, enter your old password on the text box, and then click on Next.

If your local password is blank, leave the text box blank, and click on Next.

The Old password is the local password you log on with Windows 10 before.

enter your old password

Step 5: You will get the prompt to set a Pin to sign in Windows, if need, click on the "Set a PIN" button to set it.

If not, click on the link: Skip this step.

set a pin

Step 6: And then it is switched to Microsoft account from the local account on your Windows 10.

The next time when you log in Windows, you will need to enter the Microsoft account password.

If you want to sign in Windows 10 with local account instead of Microsoft account, go to the Account Settings, click on the link Sign in with Local account instead, and then follow the instruction on the page to finish it.

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