PC Build Budget: Prioritize Component Purchases
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Windows Delivery Optimisation can share update files with other PCs. Review its activity, choose local-only sharing or turn peer sharing off, and use bandwidth controls; those choices do not disable Windows Update.
Windows touch indicator: show or hide circles without replacing the display
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Windows underline access keys: make menu shortcuts easier to discover
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Windows notification duration: keep banners visible long enough to read
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Windows never combine taskbar: show separate window buttons and labels
Windows never combine taskbar shows separate labelled buttons for open windows. Choose it in Taskbar behaviours, then review space and other-display settings; labels and grouping are linked in the available options.
Windows always show scrollbars: keep the scroll position easier to find
Windows always show scrollbars keeps supported interface scrollbars visible. Enable it in Accessibility and test Settings first; an app can use its own scrollbar behaviour and may need a separate preference.
Windows taskbar flashing: stop attention pulses without hiding every alert
Windows taskbar flashing can be disabled in Taskbar behaviours. Focus can also suppress flashing temporarily. Choose permanent or timed behaviour, then check notifications separately so useful messages remain visible.
Windows focus sessions: set a quiet timer and check what it suppresses
Windows focus sessions combine a timed work period with optional suppression of taskbar badges, flashing and notifications. Review the options and the Clock app before assuming every interruption will stop.