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Changing the Microsoft Office Default Save Location To change the default location for saved Microsoft 365 files, go into any of the Microsoft 365 apps installed on your PC, then do the following: Bring up the document you wish to save. Choose File. Click Options at the bottom left. Select Save. Check the box next to Save to Computer by Default under the Save Documents section. Add the Default local file location in the box provided. You can choose the Browse button. Click OK. Your default save location has been changed for all of your Microsoft 365 files. From now on, when you want to save a file, it will default to your local drive. Changing the Microsoft Office Default Save Location To change the default location for saved Microsoft 365 files, go into any of the Microsoft 365 apps installed on your PC, then do the following: Change Manual Location You can still manually change the saved location for individual files. You can do so the first time you’re saving a document or subseq

. Disable Usb Drives in Registry Editor This method works in all editions of running Windows 10, and it disconnects only USB drives, without affecting the mouse, keyboard, and printer connected via USB. Before editing the registry, it is recommended to create a system restore point. Open Windows registry editor: in the search bar or in the menu to execute (run with the Win + R keys) enter the regedit command and press the Enter key. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ CurrentControlSet \ Services \ USBSTOR. In the USBSTOR section, open the Start ⇨ parameter in the “Value” field, set 4 and click “OK”. Then you need to open Removable Disks: Deny Execute Access To do this open “Computer Configuration” ⇨ “Administrative Templates” ⇨ “System” ⇨ “Removable Storage Access” ⇨ in the right pane, open “Removable Disks: Deny Execute Access”. ter; "> After that choose “Enabled” and click “OK”. Also put is included in “Removable disks: Deny Read Access” and in “Removable disks: Deny W

inMethod 1:using the Local Group Policy Editor The Group Policy is a Windows feature that controls the working environment of the operating system. It contains many settings that are not available in the Control Panel or Sett ings app. There is a specific policy that can set a desktop wallpaper for all the users on the system. Once the policy setting is configured in the Group Policy Editor, it will automatically update the Registry Editor for this specific setting. method 2: In the Local Group Policy Editor window, go to the following path: Now double-click on the policy named “Desktop Wallpaper” and it will open another window. Then choose the Enable toggle option and provide the wallpaper path. You can also choose the Wallpaper Style from any of the available options. Note: The wallpaper must be a JPG format. It should be located in “C:\windows\web\wallpaper\“. For some users, it doesn’t work if the image is located in a directory that is not accessible for them. After that, clic