Recent content by rbcameron

Have you ever encountered a Windows app that is able to perform actions - like changing the state of some setting - based on a geofencing trigger or something similar?

Thanks, I'm already aware of the settings that Windows offers. It does not include the ability to turn on Focus Assist based on location. Hence my question.

I'd like to be able to turn on Focus Assist automatically when I get to my university campus. It's pretty easy to do something similar on my Android phone, but the Focus Assist triggers on my tablet (MS Surface Go) do not include anything related to location or, say, presence of a certain Wi-Fi...

I just got a replacement Surface Go from MS (under warranty). I brought the system up to date, and installed a few apps. Behold, lots of wpcsc64 crashes! So Microsoft has not resolved this problem yet. As before, disabling the PanelCalibration service seems to make the crashes stop.

Calibre is an amazing program - I use it to manage my collection of ebooks. However, I'm looking for a lightweight Windows Store app to read books. I've looked at several, but haven't found one that a) has a clean UI, b) is stable and c) allows text search within a book.

Has anyone else seen this crash? The info is from the Reliability and Problem History. I believe this is a crash in the Qualcomm WiFi driver. I think it started to happen with the 1903 update (aka May 2019 Update).

I am looking for an app that can be used to read ePubs and provides text search within a book. The only app I've found that provides search is Freda. This app has a rather clumsy UI, and - even worse - often crashes on my Surface Go running Windows 10 1909. Has anyone found another e-book...

I am running Windows 10 build 1809 in S mode on my Surface Go. I was seeing frequent crashes in wpcsc64.exe - about one every other day. I wasn't able to find out just what this EXE does, but it appears to be related to the PanelCalibration Service. I have disabled this service, and so far, no...

I have updated my Surface Go to 1903 twice, once with Insider builds and a second time with the public release. Both time I experienced system crashes. 1809 is far more stable.

Well, I got it to work. I ran the Compatibility Troubleshooter on the EXE and it suggested running it in Windows 8 mode. I did so, and it successfully installed Edge Insider.

I previously had Edge Insider installed on my Surface Go running Windows 10 S. I just got a replacement tablet, and when I try to install Edge Insider, I get the message that says you can only install MS-approved apps on Windows S. If it matters, I'm stuck on version 1809 of Windows 10 -...

Is there an equivalent to powercfg that will run on Windows 10 Pro S? I'm specifically interested in the info from "powercfg /requests".

Hi, all Like many people I have had intermittent problems with the Type Cover on my Surface 3. Windows would usually report that the last USB device failed to connect. Detaching and reattaching the Type Cover, or restarting the Surface, fixed the problem. After installing update 4476976, these...

Has anyone else noticed weird rendering in Edge, the MS Store and on the lock screen? The letters of text strings are fragmented, and rectangular elements have diagonal lines overlaid. Turning off hardware acceleration in Internet Options seems to fix this in Edge and the Store, but not on the...

Thanks for the quick reply, gomezz. Perhaps I should have explained that my question relates to running Edge on a tablet rather than on a phone. My observation has been that Windows 10 Mobile handles power management very differently from Windows 10 non-Mobile.