In Windows 10, go to Settings > Accounts > Sync your settings. By default, the option to Sync settings is turned on, but you can turn it off completely or turn it off selectively for each setting.

Windows 10's Settings menu will look familiar to Windows 8.1 users -- it's a more robust, more Control Panel-like version of the Settings charm.

Thankfully, Windows 10 allows us to disable the operating system's tracking and includes other settings to beef up your privacy game.

To change these settings, go to Start > Settings > Update & security > Windows update > Advanced Options > Choose how updates are delivered.

Windows 10 attempts to make privacy settings -- for tablets and PCs -- accessible.

The sync settings feature was launched with Windows 8.1 operating system and has always been appreciated by the users. This post will explain how to sync settings in Windows 11/10.

A lot of these settings are hidden from the user, but if you know what you’re doing, you can don your tweaking and customize Windows in a variety of ways. Here’s how to get started.

Windows 10 also syncs some settings to OneDrive, allowing you to have the same desktop background, saved passwords, and other personalized settings when you sign in with that account on multiple PCs.