🤫 5 Best Hidden Apps on Windows 10

[@KevinStratvert]

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[@zelihatanoglu4055]

Hello

[@dariusjordaan4725]

@@zelihatanoglu4055 Another nice tool is "Quick Assist".

[@goulashball_mapping]

It's not that you like Kevin's Cookie Company so your using a preset of it so much, it's because you own it!

[@bhargavgaming9449]

Hi, which laptop are u using

[@sheesh69705]

Kevin I'm glad that you are using Windows 10 instaed of Windows 11

[@LeilaGharani]

Great video! Funny we both came up with a similar topic on the same day - different apps though 😊.

[@SavageGothamChess]

Yeah right. I was surprised as well to see your notification.

[@stefanomaronese2063]

Right! I watched both very interesting yours especially the pdf editor free

[@MuhaimenAyyub]

Hahahhahaha... To be honest I was also curious..

[@kennethjeffuy]

Wow I never thought 2 of my favourite KZbin content creators also watch each other's videos. Cool!

[@vishalchandanshiv1155]

Leila .....Happy to see you here . I follow both of you for nice tutorials and happy to see you here. I WILL DEFINITELY LOVE TO SEE SOME VIDEOS AS A COLLABORATION WITH KEVIN AND YOU .....!! I WISH MY WISH COME TRUE SOME DAY. 😁👍

[@johnmaslen]

That tip about the calculator is fantastic. Thank you. Sick of searching internet for converters..

[@pegmolter3542]

Kevin - OUTSTANDING! The "dictator tool," Snip & Sketch, and Paint 3D were my favorites. I know there are "unknown" apps in Windows; it's just that most of us don't have time to explore. You've done that for me, and I appreciate it!

[@nicoleeggleston5702]

wait paint 3D was free on my HD computer

[@Dragonorder18]

I did find the snip and sketch tool myself, based on the old tool it replaced. But the Video editor is a very pleasant surprise to learn about. I wanted to have something easy to help someone with for straight forward editing.

[@CoolScratcher]

I love how Kevin has his own dictionary of his own phrases and words like "this opens up" and "todaaay" and "within the ___" and "Here now" and "kick off." Super unique

[@veto_real]

OMG ITS U

[@peterbechard1900]

I am not much of a computer guy and dragged my feet only recently upgrading to Windows 10. Your videos are clear and concise and I really appreciate them. Thanks to your videos I am actually beginning to really appreciate what can be done simply on my computer and help make my life easier. After all isn’t that what they’re supposed to do? Thanks!

[@ChangesOfTomorrow]

Dictation tool?! I can finally be free from the tedious task of taking notes while also presenting... Thank you, awesome. Will try first thing Monday, lol.

[@joem3524]

The 'calculator' information was really eye-opening! Thank you

[@mnshp7548]

the snip and sketch is so useful, one of the best way to save time not screenshotting and cropping, you can set it up as a keyboard shortcut and it goes to ur paste section

[@leeenda]

Thanks for the subtle humour! Didn’t know the keyboard shortcut for dictation and I appreciate the reminder to use it 🙂

[@KevinStratvert]

Glad it was helpful!

[@daleanderson1727]

Right out of the gate that dictation thing is fantastic! I just tried it on my windows 11 and it worked perfectly well especially considering that I have an Australian accent so thick that most Americans can't understand a word that I'm saying. Thanks so very much for this, mate, you are great!

[@collieclone]

Thanks for these tips, Kevin. I found out that the dictation tool will automatically open up in the language you have chosen for the keyboard. Maybe that would be obvious to other people, but I found that cool!

[@vijayarjunwadkar]

Thank you Kevin for this super list of really useful hidden apps that's going to make our work easy! Looking forward for more such useful videos! Cheers! 😊👍

[@GAURAVI128]

Video editor is my favourite app... Helped me in making videos for students as well as presentations

[@dirktween244]

Am glad they have kept many of these features. Unfortuntely: The join-videos, still needs you to create your own connection transition. Can live fairly easy, without it. Does windows still have it's graphic-merge function ? This is the primary app that is needed: for smoothest transitions, between videos. ********* General no video Merging Use 1st video; Use Merge function clip; Use 2nd video; ****** !! Best process !! -- Frame Merging 1st @ Middle pic: -- Full merge ---- start & stop points of break; 2nd @ First 1/4 point: - Merge ----- start pic and @ 1/2; 3rd @ 3/4 point: -------- Merge ------- end pic and @ 1/2; 4th @ First 1/8 point: --- Merge ----- start pic and @ 1/4; 5th @ 3/8 point ---------- Merge ------- pic @ 1/4 and @ 1/2; 6th @ 5/8 point -------- Merge --------- pic @ 1/2 and @ 3/4; 7th @ 7/8 point -------- Merge --------- pic @ 3/4 and @ end Continue, as wish ****** Next process ? Film a small spacer-video, to put between Start and End of break -- a general blurring of colours -- a fading of colours into blackness or desired -- maintain blackness/pic for a few frames -- a gereral blured expansion of colours to a differett blur of colours

[@TroySan1985]

I've only recently discovered that there's a video editor duuuuh , lol. I definitely love using the Xbox game bar for recording video game runs and FL studio tutorials etc.

[@suevizcarra]

I never knew about those options for the calculator

[@RobWhittlestone]

Hey Kevin - my Windows 10 Home does not have Office - do I need a different edition? Thanks for the video, very interesting! All the best, Rob

[@STONE69_]

Go to the site on the internet, then make a short cut onto your desk top.

[@missabbie7260]

I didn't know about the dictation tool, and also that I can record my screen. It would have been very helpful to me this past online teaching when I wanted to show my students how to do a certain task. :-) Thanks for this info!

[@jstest9529]

Brilliant video! Didn't know about the dictation tool, the extras with the calculator, video editor or XBOX game bar. Really useful. Thanks Kevin.

[@KevinStratvert]

Glad it was helpful!

[@JH-qv3xv]

Great video. Best part is the reminder that there is a lot of power with the apps you just have to remember to take a look. Thanks for the reminder.

[@salb714]

I tested out the first Dictato app on my laptop. And it did not work the way you did it. I dont like to give up. I will continue your video and see what else you have. Great job on your videos.

[@Unteroffizier]

Thanks for making such videos. I didn't know Office comes free with Windows. I could use it with my next PC. The dictation tool will be useful without having to take minutes in a meeting.

[@mdcs1992]

8:40 Up until the late seventies, we used Fahrenheit here in the UK too. It only changed when we joined what was then called The European Community (aka The Common Market), in 1973. It was a change enforced by the EC to bring the UK in line with the rest of Europe. As an older person, I still think in Fahrenheit when it comes to weather. Relatively therefore, I still would think of as a warm summer's day as around 75° and freezing point as 32° Great informative video as always. Thanks.

[@Gastell0]

Snip & Sketch can be also assigned to Print Screen key, Settings -> Ease of Access -> Keyboard -> Print Screen shortcut

[@dhiyaneshwarchess12Pro]

So cool! I'm using laptop several days but I not bother about old apps😜 But now I addicted to this hidden apps..... Thank you bro....... Have a good time

[@STONE69_]

They are not old, they are updated, some may have the same name for many years.

[@dhiyaneshwarchess12Pro]

@@STONE69_ oh yeah!

[@RDadAzimi]

Hi Kevin, which computer are you using? Please tell me with complete info. Also thanks for your teaching!

[@garicrewsen1128]

I too mourned the loss of Windows Movie Maker, still moving old project files to each new rig I've purchased throughout the years in hopes something will be created that will allow me to finish producing that content. It's good to know I can edit new footage, albeit in a somewhat limited fashion with Video Editor (I wonder, can I migrate my old WMM project files to Video Editor and finish them?) which is why I've moved on to Shot Cut, which has everything WMM had, and far more. I had no idea about the Office App, believing it to be just an introduction to a 365 paywall, and simply avoided it altogether, opting for the Google versions, through Drive, to get my respective jobs done. And here's your bonus answer: I also had no idea about the conversion function of the Calculator App. Thank you! I think it's appropriate that I also thank KZbin for offering your awesome video to my list of "Recommended" videos. Which proves, in my opinion, that there is at least some benefit to allowing my activity online, through Chrome Browser, to be tracked and analyzed for the sake of providing me relevant, timely and personal recommendations as far as KZbin is concerned. I've also been watching all the KZbin content I view through the Chrome Browser KZbin Extension (Chrome Web Store) instead of through a Chrome Browser tab. That experience, over the last 6 months since I added it, has been a 'cleaner' viewing experience with no hiccups or hangs, and faster buffering times at every respective viewing, no matter the provided content. All that coupled with Magic Actions for KZbin, and the Click and Clean Browser Manager, has made KZbin, as well as general web browsing through the DuckDuckGo Chrome Browser EXTENSION (and making DuckDuckGo my default search engine) an altogether better, safer and more sophisticated experience for me overall. Kevin looks pretty cool spinning around like a record label. Hahahahaha!

[@Khaokong07]

So long!

[@IlaPatel811]

Definitely did not know how powerful the calculator app was. Thanks Kevin!

[@jesussuperlightchris5797]

I was expecting to know the apps but you got me, I didn't know them except snip n sketch one and I'd forgotten shortcut. Very good

[@elainesmallbones2775]

Brilliant as ever, Kevin. I learn so much from you.

[@janhavikadam7595]

Thank you Kevin..Yous videos are very helpful to me...Every time I watch,it opens a new door for me..

[@srinivasamoorthy1]

Thanks a lot for the tips Sir!

[@janhavikadam7595]

My daughter told me to use Win G...I was doing mechanically. .now I understood what it is ..Similarly, snipping tool is a blessing for me. Thank you very much

[@dalenjurgens6751]

Awesome video! I'm really curious about Paint 3D. I see it come up every now and then. So now I'm gonna go explore!

[@goulashball_mapping]

I'm getting Windows 10 for Christmas and the video editor is going to be very good for my yt channel. Especially text and 3d effects.

[@DonnaODonoghue]

Thank you... seriously! wow! Looking forward to trying dictation and screen record and paint 3d!! AWESOME!

[@OriginalGirl59]

Thank you so much!!!!! I didn't know about any of these apps except Snip & Sketch.

[@jonathanboucher1327]

That guy is a genius

[@jwpajak]

Great material. I can see myself using dictation very often.

[@tronicgo8873]

Most of these I all ready knew Expect video editor That's actually use full Thx

[@19youtubian72]

Sure did learn some new programs. I didn't know about the dictation one which will help my dad a lot. I also didn't know I could access those 3 Office apps without paying a subscription fee or about the 3D paint program. Some nice easter eggs. Thanks.

[@desertportal353]

Very helpful. Especially the dictation tool for me. Subscribed.

[@SavageGothamChess]

That dictation tool is definitely an awesome tool. Really great video Kevin. Always waiting for your videos no matter what time it is. 👍 67th like and 20th comment from me :)

[@deepindersingh2007]

Please tell me how you enabled it. I want to use it, too.

[@chuckintexas]

Absolutely !! - _LIKE_ - WAY _COOL_ !! It's COMFORTING to know that EVERYTHING you _SAY_ and EVERYTHING you _TYPE_ and _EVERYTHING YOU CALCULATE_ at home AND AT WORK is kept "SAFELY" on a Microsoft- Bill Gates Server, "somewhere" in the _WORLD_ ! !! _AND ITS ALL "FREE" !! _WAY_ COOL !!

[@wkhan8284]

@@chuckintexas 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 Maybe get Melinda to inherit it as part of her divorce settlement. Much safer that way.

[@manojamrutharaj9071]

Awesome. I knew only about gaming window. The dictation tool, paint3D, video editor are some of the tools that I would like to explore more. Thanks!!!

[@sunitagiri70]

I like watching your videos for cool tips and bonus on Microsoft 10. If you would not post then I would not know about video editor. Because of you I have been using this facility most. Now I will definitely use office app too. You make things look very simple and easy.

[@anusarikashree]

Brilliant!! I loved them all.. but I loved the calculator tip the most.. hiding in plain sight. wow!!

[@MY1BLACKCAT]

ive been usingthe xbox game bar since they first included it - it is amazing, best thing in windows 10

[@som-asiachannel...abdiqani8564]

i really appreciated your generosity & your teaching skills ..Amazing.. Honestly i am following you for a quite some time, Yes ..I've learned today at least 3-of 5 from your lessons, I am leaving a small village of the border of Ethiopia & somalia in horn of Afriika. where even getting the internet access is very limited, I thank you very much & my dream is one day to become a computer expert and teach the others like you...

[@khandramayorga1308]

I was not aware or knew much about how to use these features. Thanks, Kevin! this video is very helpful.

[@drrawlings]

Thanks Kevin... soooooo much to learn from your short videos

[@Phlogiston2312]

I actually love the Problem Step Recorder(PSR) , so that you can create a HTML and show something that I did, or explain what is happening on your machine & send it out to tech support to explain what your issues are

[@shirleylarsen7654]

Loved this video. All were new to me. I can't wait to try them...especially capture.

[@onkitkumardutta3719]

What wallpapers do u use? Every wallpapers on every of your videos are super dope!

[@xzx3]

I been using all of these except the video editor. Going to try that now instead of using my phone to edit. So cool, thanks Kevin.

[@yonagoodman]

Hello Kevin and thanks for the great videos. I for years used Google Desktop in order to find files on my computer. But me computer crashed and I had to buy a new one. When I tried to install Google Desktop it was no longer available. Can you suggest a different app that can work as a search engine in my computer? Thanks, Yoni

[@Flashbang.incoming6969]

Love the video. Also I’m planning on becoming a youtuber so if you don’t mind me asking what recording and editing app do you use?

[@jk501111]

Windows + G and the calculator conversions--all good, keep them coming. A good one is the Steps Recorder if you'd like to create manuals. I wonder all the other shortcuts we don't know about haha

[@Annie-io6wc]

I can't get enough of your videos! I've become a guru in the office from knowing all of the hidden things you can do! Thank you!!

[@kikittt]

Yes it actually was helpful...the shortcut of the dictation, the free simple video editor and screen capture were actually still hidden to me....thanks for the vid

[@crazydogy]

Didn't know for the dictating tool. Thanks !

[@reneboykin]

This app is great as I will use it in my research studies. Thanks, Kevin!

[@DoubleA0486]

I learn a lot about windows 10. thank you so much sir. GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS

[@OverlandOne]

Fahrenheit is a better scale for the temperature ranges most humans find themselves in. These would be from about 0 to 119 F. This would be -17.8 to 48.3 C which is a much more compressed scale and, as you can see, it has only 66.1 degrees for this entire range. So, with 119 degrees in the F scale, humans can get a much better representation for the environment in which most of us live. So, here today it is 80 degrees F which is better and easier than saying it is 26.7 C. C "may" be more useful for science for describing very high and very low temperatures although I still prefer F when doing research and experimentation. Thanks for the tips, I had no idea any of these were in win 10.

[@karhukivi]

Very useful, thank you Kevin! I couldn't load an old speech recognition app I had and was wondering how to do dictation - now I do, so thanks again!

[@juanpino5381]

Great Job Kevin! I did not know about all these hidden apps.

[@theworldsco-creators7073]

Thank you so much. I loved the info about the screen recording feature. Really useful tips. 👍

[@fransiscoalvarezinski6293]

Thanks Kevin. I've been using Windows since Windows 386 came out back in late 1987. That's 34 years. Two of the hidden apps you brought up I did not know they were there.

[@kiekeboel]

Not only Farenheit and celcius but also the inches thing... Really??? The decimal system with centimeters etc... makes so much more sense. Thank you for sharing, that calculator will come in very handy.

[@vinkanchana3849]

Cool! I have no idea at all. I've just got my brand new computer with window 10. Thanks! I'll try them all.😊👍

[@carolalexander2887]

Always learn something new from you. I should just sit down and watch them all. Thanks sooo much.

[@rebootweb]

In settings you can turn on the facility to enable snip by just presseing the print screen button. A very useful shortcut.

[@timfdubois]

Some of the apps I knew about but most of the ones in this video I did not. Very good information.

[@Rahul.kr.]

I learnt new things are: Snip & shot, dictation tool, vidoe editor...thanks for this video

[@lakshmijayarathna]

I know everything you mentioned execpt the dictation tool. Thanks for the information Kevin!

[@JustBlankNoInfo]

That's the case everywhere 😂 But the features are awesome though..

[@lakshmijayarathna]

@@JustBlankNoInfo yup the features are amazing

[@boriskljaic5161]

personally i use snip and xbox game bar, the most overlooked apps on Windows 10, good video man

[@cujobo]

Quick Assist and Steps recorder are great as well.

[@RandomLife-MY]

Snip & sketch and calculator is my go to apps

[@twinsatha2]

Nice! You did not mention Windows Connect app (Wireless Display)... Just go to System settings and in projecting, add optional Wireless Display! And... You now have Connect app that allows you to Stream your phone (with internal sound)!

[@PiMiSOGOD]

Thanks Kevin, I don't know a lot about windows 10 but I'm learning a lot from your videos.

[@ammq23]

I like the snip & sketch. Save or print.

[@larryjbennett6963]

Great Video. I have a question. Is it possible to do fade in and out on photos with Windows 10? Many thanks.

[@lingo1708]

Thanks, Kevin for this awesome video that shows me the hidden apps that I didn't know about. The Office app and the calculator converter are my two favorites. I'm so appreciative of the work you do and look forward to more videos from your channel.

[@jasonj5579]

thank you so much, Kevin. I learned alot about our windows tech and also some other tips from your other videos. Please continue to provide more info.

[@paulsenjohannes]

Yes, I learned a lot Kevin. Thank you for this informative video. I will definitely rewatch it again and pause it several times to digest all the information.

[@brendanthomas7873]

thx kavin had learn so much.. am your on line student..

[@marypettit5523]

Learned three I hadn't discovered. Thanks

[@kkdponline]

Hay I'm from Sri Lanka. I like for your videos...

[@the47dreamervhinz92]

I tried using the video editor that came with windows 10, yesterday it worked fine but today i cannot add any video or picture.. there is an error that some file cannot be read so it won't open.. how can I fix it? Thank you so much... And a million thanks for all the info you shared to us ..

[@jrodriguez4024]

Great video, the Office app is a game changer!

[@oseanosteopathiceuropeanac2968]

The dictation tool is cool. I usually use the one directly in Word but this one is also great. The Paint 3D could be super cool. For the rest, I use better apps.

[@leosverner1]

Recording in WIN+G mode has very big problem with resolution changes. Try record videogame that change resolution between menu and 3D part of the game 🙂 And the Ofice Apps free are not as their commercial desktop versions! Try do some VBA in Excel 🙂

[@robinr2336]

This is like the best microsoft channel for real.

[@Aaronperiod]

You are like doctor gadget... So many resources! Thanks for the video

[@donnaiovine2123]

Thank you. This was interesting. A Wizzip link popped up while I was viewing. Is it really free and is it safe for an older computer w/ Windows7?

[@flameygibb9771]

You are a goldmine of information! Thank you soooooooo much!

[@iamsreejithgmenon]

3:40 Video editing is back and it's better than ever, or at least it's back - Kevin just amazing Kevin. thanks for such amazing training videos

[@Aalok464]

1st amazing video loved it it was awesome

[@Aalok464]

@@SavageGothamChess hehe

[@Aalok464]

@@SavageGothamChess Now Watched

[@49Macman]

Thank You Kevin! I am using Win 10 on a virtual machine and don't explore it like I do my host machine Mac. It is very cool that you told us about Office being preinstalled and free. However, did I understand correctly, documents are saved in the clouds?

[@49Macman]

I think I spoke too soon! LOL. I noticed their is an install Office button which appears to let you save to the computer. Thanks!