How to Change the Default Folder for Saving and Opening Files in Office

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  How to Change the Default Folder for Saving and Opening Files in Office People who use Office applications know how important saving time is when working. If you have Word or Excel open many times a day, having a way to customize your default locations is a huge time saver. None of us wants to spend minutes browsing through our files to find where our projects are located.   Changing the default locations for saving and opening files is an easy process. Luckily for frequent Office application users, you can do it quickly as well. You just have to navigate to your options and find the advanced file settings. If you locate the correct settings, you have the option to change locations for opening and saving your documents. Need more help? Continue reading to view the available step-by-step guide for each application below. How to Change Default Folder for Saving Documents We wrote these guides for Microsoft Word 2010 and later. Depending on your version of  Word , some steps might be sl

  Introduction   A key feature in the Windows family is to enable or disable the USB Ports. We can also use this feature in Windows 10 to enable or disable the USB Ports.   Often we have to share our laptop or PC with another person. The person who has a pen drive with viruses and infected files can inject these malicious files into the system to damage the device and also someone who has bad intentions can steal our important documents through pen drive. We can never be too careful to keep our data secure. Disabling the USB Ports is a very good solution to protect our device from viruses and other vulnerabilities This tutorial will show you various methods on, how to Enable or Disable USB Ports in Windows 10.   Method 1 - Using Registry Editor   Using the Registry Editor, you can easily enable or disable the USB Ports.   Step 1   From the Start menu, open the Run dialog box or you can Press the "Window + R" key to open the RUN window.     Step 2   Type "regedit.exe"