12 great settings to make Windows system user-friendly

1. Backspace in the browser return function

By default, pressing the BACKSPACE key when using a Web browser returns to the previous page, which is often frustrating because the input focus toggles the backspace operation and loses the work in progress. Some browsers, such as Chrome or Firefox, can be changed by setting up or installing plugins, but if you use IE or safari, you have to be careful.

　2. Hide the file name extension

Perhaps to prevent mis-operation, file extensions are hidden by Microsoft in Windows systems, but this is inconvenient, especially if you have multiple PDFs or Word documents with the same files. Fortunately we can open the extension display in the Folder options in task management.

　　Annoying typing animations in 3.Office

Office annoying cursor animations obviously affect typing speed, and we don't need these extra experiences. Open the registry, and in Hkey_current_usersoftwaremicrosoftoffice15.0common, add a DWORD item that cancels the animation, and the value is considered 1 to cancel the animation effect.