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You can control whether your camera adds location information to your photos. When you have location settings on, you can organise, search and explore your photos better.Tip: Photos without location information may not show in your map view, in location searches or in Memories created from your trips. You can turn this camera setting on or off at any time. Fujitsu/FCNT devices Open your camera’s settings. Turn on or off Location. Google devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Save location. HTC devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Geo-tag photos. iOS devices Open the Settings app. Tap Privacy Location Services. To turn on, set the Camera permission to While using the app. To turn off, set the Camera permission to Never. Kyocera devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Add location or Add location info. LG devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Tag locations. Motorola devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Save location. Nokia devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Location tag. OnePlus devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Store location data. OPPO devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Location. Samsung devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Location tags. Sharp devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Add location information. Sony devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Save location. Vivo devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Geographic locations. Xiaomi devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Save location info. ZTE devices Open your camera's settings. Turn on or off Geo-tagging or Save location. Was this helpful?How can we improve it?

If your computer has a Wi-Fi adapter and device driver for the Wi-Fi adapter, Windows 11 offers various settings and options to change the default Wi-Fi settings.The Wi-Fi settings page offers the following settings/options:Turn on or off Wi-FiChange Wi-Fi network profile type to public or privateSet a Wi-Fi connection as meteredSet a data limit to the Wi-Fi networkTurn on or off random hardware addressAdd or delete a saved Wi-Fi networkMonitor the data used by your PC when connected to a Wi-Fi networkView detailed information about a connected Wi-Fi network, including the protocol, security type, manufacturer, driver version, network band, network channel, link speed, IPv6 and IPv4 address, physical (MAC) addressTo access all these Wi-Fi-related settings, you will have to open the Wi-Fi page of the Settings app. Here are the six easy ways to access the Wi-Fi settings page in Windows 11.Method 1 of 6Step 1: Open the Settings app using the search or Windows logo + I hotkey.Step 2: In the left pane of Settings, click Network & internet.Step 3: On the right side, click on Wi-Fi to see the Wi-Fi settings page.Method 2 of 6Open Wi-Fi settings via Quick Settings in Windows 11The Quick Settings, the flyout which pops up when you click on the network/volume/battery icon on the taskbar, offers basic Wi-Fi settings such as toggle on or off and connect and disconnect. The Quick Settings flyout can also be used to access the Wi-Fi settings page. Here is how.Step 1: Open the Quick Settings flyout by clicking on the battery/volume/network icon on the taskbar. If you prefer using keyboard shortcuts, use Windows + A hotkey.Step 2: Perform a right-click on the Wi-Fi icon (refer to the picture below) and click on the Go to Settings option to open the Wi-Fi settings page.Method 3 of 6Open Wi-Fi settings page using search in Windows 11Step 1: In the search, type Wi-Fi settings and hit the Enter key to open the Wi-Fi settings page of the Settings page.Method 4 of 6Another way to open Wi-Fi settings in Windows 11 is via Quick SettingsStep 1: Open Quick Settings by clicking on the volume/network/battery icon.Step 2: Click on the right arrow icon (>) next to the Wi-Fi icon.Step 3: Click the More Wi-Fi settings link to open the Wi-Fi settings page.Method 5 of 6Open Wi-Fi settings via Command Prompt, PowerShell or Terminal in Windows 11Step 1: Open the Command Prompt or Terminal using search.Step 2: Type start ms-settings:network-wifi and then hit the Enter key to open the Wi-Fi settings.Method 6 of 6Open Wi-Fi settings via the Run command in Windows 11Step 1: Open the Run command box using search or Windows + R hotkey.Step 2: In the Open field, type ms-settings:network-wifi

You are here:Home » Windows 10 » How To Open Screen Saver Settings In Windows 10Long-time Windows users will know how simple it was to access Screen Saver Settings dialog in Windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. We just had to right-click on the desktop, click Personalize option to open the Personalization window, and then click the Screen Saver link to open Screen Saver Settings.In Windows 10, when you right-click on the desktop and click Personalize option, we get the Personalization section of the Settings app instead of the classic Personalization window. However, there are no options under the Settings app to change Screen Saver settings. Has Microsoft dropped Screen Saver Settings from Windows 10? No, but it’s just that accessing Screen Saver Settings dialog is not easy as before.As we all know, the Screen Saver Settings dialog includes options to switch between installed screen savers and allows us to personalize installed screen savers by tweaking their default settings.If you want to open Screen Saver Settings in Windows 10, follow the directions mentioned in one of the given below methods.Also read: How to enable screen saver in Windows 11.Method 1 of 5Launch Screen Saver Settings dialog in Windows 10Step 1: Open the Settings app. To open it, open Start and then click Settings (the gear icon). The Settings app can also be launched with the help of Windows + I keyboard shortcut.Step 2: Click on the Personalization category to navigate to the same.Tip: You can quickly navigate to