PUBG Lite Is Coming To India By The End Of June

PUBG Lite Confirmed To Launch In India Soon

PUBG (PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds)  Lite  is coming soon to India, however, a definite release date has not been revealed. The game brought the widely popular Battle Royale genre of gaming to the global mainstream audience.

 The first beta of PUBG Lite kicked off in January earlier this year, and as of now, it has been expanded to a total of 15 countries with a majority of them being Asian nations. After launching in countries like Hong Kong, Taiwan, Brazil and Bangladesh, the lightweight version of the game has been confirmed to soon release in one of the biggest markets for the battle royale game.

The PUBG Lite is expected to make its way to the Indian market by the end of this month.

The official PUBG India Facebook page has posted an image which includes a silhouette of the Taj Mahal with the words ‘PUBG LITE Coming Soon.’

  

PUBG LITE beta version soon to be available in India as free-to-download

Here are the Minimum Requirements for PUBG PC Lite, coming to India soon

PUBG Lite is a toned down version of the original PC Version. It is compatible with lower-end PCs and laptops, so you don’t need a dedicated GPU to get the best experience as an integrated one should be enough to run the game smoothly. Moreover, unlike the full PC version of PUBG, PUBG LITE is free to download and anybody and everybody can play without purchases. The PUBG LITE version of the game will offer gameplay that is similar to the PC version of PUBG but with optimized graphics.

Minimum PC requirements for PUBG Lite  

Ø  Windows 7, 8, or 10 (64bit)

Ø  Intel Core i3, 2.4GHz

Ø  4GB RAM

Ø  Intel HD Graphics 4000

Ø  4GB disk space

 

Recommended PC Requirements For Pubg Lite

ØOS: Windows 7,8,10 64Bit
ØCPU: Core i5 @2.8Ghz
Ø RAM: 8GB
ØGPU: Nvidia GTX 660 or AMD Radeon HD 7870
Ø HDD: 4GB

For playing PUBG LITE, players would have to install the PUBG LITE launcher on their PC and then download the free version of the game from the Internet. The PUBG Lite could too attract majority of the Indian audience that don't have high-end performance PCs or Laptops. Smartphone being easily accessible to all, so PUBG Mobile is easy to access. Similarly, PUBG Lite could do wonders for the company has it will not require performance hardware to experience the game.

How To Stop Auto - Updates in Windows 10 PC by Simple methods

How to Disable or Control Auto-Updates in Windows 10 PC 

All are confused of Losting data in windows 10 PC due to Auto-Updates. So here how to control data usage and disable auto updates in Windows 10. Windows 10 Pro is better than Windows 10 Home . contains less auto updates and work in manually updates. Downloading new update in this way may create extra cost, which will definitely cause complaint. Therefore, we can make use of this to stop Windows 10 updates.

When a Windows 10 OS is installed after that we get notifications like

Install updates automatically

Download Updates but choose when to install them

Check for updates but let me choose whether to download and install them

Depending on the type of plan you subscribe to, these tips will help you better manage Windows 10’s data usage, and make it last longer.

Metered Connection Settings

Firstly, we are using a limited data from a mobile or wifi then enable Metered Connection. This method is not working for Ethernet or Unlimitde data Network.  You can only disable automatic updates by using this method on a Wi-Fi connection. If your computer is connected to WiFi, you can try this to stop Windows 10 automatic updates. This will let Windows 10 know you don’t want significant updates and apps automatically downloaded.

How to turn on Metered Connection

1. Click the Start button at the bottom left on your desktop, then click the Settings app.

2. Click Network & Internet.

3. Click WiF in the left pane, then click the name of your Wi-Fi connection.

4. Click to turn on Set as metered connection.

Note: It can be seen after PC connected to a wifi network

SetUp Active Hours

Windows 10 lets you set “Active hours” in the Windows Update section of the Settings app. Click on “Change active hours” to set the times when you usually use your PC. You can reserve 18 hours out of 24 for work. Microsoft will generally not update your PC during these times.

If you are using your PC, you should get a “Heads up” notification to tell you that a restart is pending. You can either hit “Restart now” or “View settings” and select a time and date for the restart.  One of Windows 10’s least-liked features is its tendency to automatically installing an update every time you try to shut down your computer or laptop.

Under Update settings, two new options have been added — Change Active Hours and Restart Options. If you will be busy using your PC during certain times of the day, and you can let Windows know, and prevent your device from automatically restarting.

How to Manage Windows Update using Active Hours

Click Start > Settings > Update & Security > Windows Update. Under Update settings, two new options have been added — Change Active Hours and Restart Options. If you will be busy using your PC during certain times of the day, and you can let Windows know, and prevent your device from automatically restarting.

Active Hours does give users an option to set a grace period using Restart options. If you need more time before a scheduled update kicks in, you can override it. Click the Restart options link, then toggle on the custom restart time. Choose a time and day when you would prefer the restart to take place.

Permanentely  Disable Updates

While disabling the automatic update service will temporarily halt any Windows 10 cumulative updates, the service will re-enable itself after a certain amount of time. Disabling Windows update service is one of the most popular method that IT lovers use to stop Windows 10 update. However, many people report that the update service restarts itself after a certain time.

How to Disable Windows 10 Updates

1.     Open Run Command by Press Win + R.
2.       Type services.msc
   
3.        Scroll down to find Windows Update .
   
4.        Double – click, then you find 4 startup types on General tab.
5.       You can see Disabled Option in StartUp dialog box
   
6.       Then Apply Changes and Clik OK.

You can go through Control Panel > Administrative tools > Services > Windows Update

Hide and Show Updates

Use Show/Hide Updates tool to block the update:

Is there an option or work around to block updates or hardware drivers that might cause problems?

Yes, Microsoft has released a KB update (KB3073930) that will let users block or hide Windows or driver updates.

You can download it at the following link:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/3073930

                              

How to get Android notifications on your Windows 10 PC

 Android Notifications on Windows 10  PC Using Cortana

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There a lot of similar applications for this available in Google Playstore.  Windows Insiders get to test out many of the platform's upcoming features, and the latest build allows you to receive notifications from an Android device on the desktop. There's need to worry about notification overload, as you can set it up to only send alerts for the apps you want.

A majority of users use  Android smartphones and Windows PC in world. While the OS in both the platforms is different, thankfully there's a common bridge between the two. And this in the form of Android Apps, or rather Windows apps for Android.  Android notifications are a necessary evil of the smartphone era. They act as the message carriers for a number of apps notifying one about important messages, emails, ongoing discounts, missed calls, etc. But most of the times, when you are engulfed with work, it’s quite easy to miss out on these notifications. Once set up, your Windows 10 action center will be able to tell you when you miss a call, receive a text or have a low battery on your Android phone. You will also be able to receive app notifications from any app you have installed, and you can even control your phone via your computer with voice commands.

This feature works through Cortana and the Cortana app for Android.  Google Now is pretty sweet in its own right, so you might not have bothered with installing Cortana, but now there’s a compelling reason. As of today’s Anniversary Update to Windows 10, Cortana comes with the built-in ability to mirror your Android notifications, as well as notify you of important things like missed calls, incoming messages, or a low battery. Cortana for Android helps to bridge the gap in the notification system between Windows 10 and Android and helps to receive Android notifications on Windows 10 PC. 

You want to enable Cortana on both android and Windows 10

Once Cortana has been downloaded to your phone, sign-in using the same credentials which you used for windows sign in. Tap “App notifications sync” to enable the Android listening service if you want to mirror app notifications. Once signed-in, head over to the settings panel and tap on Sync Notifications. You will see four different types of notifications that can be synced: Missed call notifications, incoming message notifications, low battery notifications, and app notifications. All you have to do is toggle the switch to yes and choose the apps from the window.  The first three will be turned on by default, but the fourth -- app notifications -- needs notification access before it can be turned on. Once you turn this option on, you will see a new menu option that lets you choose specific apps to sync (or not sync).

Now open your Windows 10 PC setup. A point to be noted is that the logins – both in PC and Phone – need to be from the same ID. So in case you have logged in through a local ID, you can easily swap that with a Microsoft account quite easily. Open Cortana on your Windows 10 device and go to Settings > Send notifications between devices. This option must be turned on in order for Android syncing to work.

Once you have Cortana set up on your phone, you can even control it remotely with a few commands. For example, on the desktop say “Find my phone” to Cortana and it will locate your phone on a map. You can also ring it remotely to help you find it. On top of this, if you search for directions on your computer, you’ll get a notification from the Cortana app allowing you to look up those same directions in your map app of choice. These are some pretty nifty features that may be handy if you use Windows 10 and Android as your daily drivers.