About this tag
The tag 'turn on' on WindowsForum.com covers topics related to enabling or activating features and troubleshooting hardware startup issues in Windows. Discussions include turning on Windows features like .NET Framework 2.0 and 3.5 via the 'Turn Windows features on or off' dialog, as well as enabling or disabling the Windows 10 Gamebar to improve gaming performance. Additionally, the tag addresses problems with a PC not turning on, such as hanging at the BIOS post message, with troubleshooting steps like unplugging hardware and resetting CMOS. These threads provide practical guidance for users looking to enable specific Windows components or resolve power-on failures.
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Windows 10 Disable Windows 10 Gamebar To Make Games Faster
The windows 10 Gamebar ruins your game's performance! Here I have the steps to completely disable the Gamebar in Windows 10 (Any version) OK, So first go to your XBOX settings in the settings app and change the setting Record game clips,screenshots and broadcast using Gamebar to off. And now...- KPDON
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- backup broadcast clips configuration disable gaming help installation performance registry screenshots settings steps turn off turn on tutorial windows 10 xbox
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows Graphics and Gaming
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Windows 8 How to Enable .NET Framework 2.0 and 3.5 on Windows
I needed .NET 2.0 I found it is installed but you have to turn it on in Program and Features in Turn Windows features on and off. .NET 3.5 is in there also. Joe- Joe S
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- .net features programs turn on version 2.0 version 3.0 windows
- Replies: 1
- Forum: Windows Software
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Windows 7 PC turn on problem
Well, i don' t know how to call this problem. Yesterday i shutted down my PC, and now when i try to turn it on, it hangs up at BIOS post message :(. I unplugeed all my hardware, restarted cmos, did everything that i know, and nothing helps :(. What can i do?- jefins
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- bios boot issues cmos computer issues hardware power issues system hang troubleshooting turn on
- Replies: 3
- Forum: Windows Hardware