How to sync your settings in Windows 10

1. Introduction
2. How to sync your settings in Windows 10
3. Read also

Introduction:

Windows 10 allows owners of multiple devices to keep their system preferences in tune with the settings sync option. This way, you do not have to spend time with the repetitive work of manually entering theme customizations, browser options, and various other settings into all your machines.

The only advantage of Windows 10 is to connect with a Microsoft account. When you log in to your Windows 10 computer with your Microsoft account credentials, you can sync settings and information so that you can access your settings, files, folders, and documents globally if you need them. Once connected, your computer is affixed to the Microsoft online server or the cloud. Let's check this information in a more thorough way by exploring how to sync settings in Windows 10.
With syncing settings, you can actually experience the same Start menu, selected colors, bookmarks, web browser settings, language preferences, ease of access, applications, and passwords on your Windows 10 computer. Settings are synced between computers when you choose to sync settings

This message will help you to sync settings in your Windows 10 computer.

How to sync settings in Windows 10

1.    Launch the settings from the Start menu.

2.    Choose the Accounts category.

3.    In the left column, click Sync your settings.

4.    To sync settings, enable the Sync Settings as shown in the following screenshot.

Sync individual settings

1. But if you want to keep some personal items and do not want to sync all the settings, you can still choose individual sync settings.

2. In the Individual Sync Settings section, you can see several parameters listed.

3. Disable the settings you do not want to sync and enable the ones you want to sync.

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