Hi, It is enabled by default. There is a way to find out, which will involve opening a list of Windows services and seeing if Windows Update service is active. But for everyday consumers, don't worry

How do I check to see if automatic updates are inabled?

According to Eric Damery and Glen Gordon in today's NFB meeting on JAWS, Mozilla is aware of this issue which was caused inadvertently by them in the Firefox 78.x update and it should be fixed when

Hi, The fastest way to find out what Windows 10 release you are using is: Start menu, type "winver" (without quotes) and press Enter. Listen to the line that starts with "Version". As for automatic

Hi Madison, Press Windows key+r to bring up the run dialog and type "winver" without the quotes. Cheers, Ed

Hi again all, Can someone please tell me how to find out what vertion of Windows 10 I'm running? Just curious to know that's all. Also, should I have automatic updates turned on? Thanks Madison

hey Randy, if I may ask, can you tell me what SoundBlaster do you have?

I read somewhere that ctrl+f2 would do it.

Hi, Region subcategory does not let you change date – rather, it controls how certain things are displayed depending on where you live (commonly called a “locale”). To change date and time

With your date being over 3 years off it don't matter what time you set your computer to, you need to correct the date as well. Follow Joseph Lee's steps and choose, Region, instead of, Date and

Joseph gave you the best info. But you can also tap your Windows key and type date and time and it will take you to the settings. Richard

Hi, That might be because Control Panel is set to category view, not small or large icons. To find out, tab around Control Panel until you arrive at the search box, then press Tab to see what JAWS

I can't find date and time in the control panel...

press the windows key and go to the search box and type in control panel. then go to date and time. go to the internet settings and set it to get the time from the server.

Hi, Windows+I. Try: 1. Open Settings (Windows+I). 2. Go to "Time and Language". 3. Select Date and Time (first subcategory). 4. Select "Sync now". This will synchronize your clock according to what

I just checked and it said that the date is 04/05/2017, would this indicate that the date and time isn't sinked with the Internet? If so, how do I get it so that it is?

How do I get to Windows settings?

You can go to the windows settings, date and time settings. If you have automatically adjust the time then as someone said, your battery may be going out because it shouldn't slow down. You can get

It's plugged in and it's a new computer. If it was my old one then I'd say that you're probably right.

Your battery could be going dead. Pastor Gil