Nishant Kumar

Make sure the Low battery notification is turned ON as well. See the below screenshot:

Most likely the notification is ON, right? See the following screenshot: Also make sure to critical battery level action is set to sleep instead of shutdown and low battery level action set to "do nothing", see the below given screenshot: If all the settings are OK, then make sure the battery icon is properly shown in the system tray. If this doesn't show then go to your device manager and click on the icon "scan for new hardware", after that your battery icon will be shown in the system tray. Keep me updated.

This might happen when your laptop is not detecting your battery. In this scenario, it is likely to power off your laptop without giving any warning instead of shutdown. If your laptop is shutting down without any warning, make sure the battery notification is ON in the power settings. You can also change the action that is being done when the battery level reaches a low level. Make sure to set the correct low and critical battery level and its notification is turned ON to notify you through a warning message. See this article to set the battery level and warning notification: https://www.techsupportall.com/how-to-change-low-battery-warning-settings-windows-10/ See this screenshot:

I just extended my C drive by using a free tool (Minitool). And it worked for me. I can suggest this to you as well. It takes some time but works.

Sorry, it did not work.

Thanks, I am doing this.

My desktop icons are not showing but it shows the labels properly, please suggest me what to do?

Good one!! Thanks for sharing your experience with us here.

Please let me know here whenever it will be ready to go.

Yes, I also found this in my research when I was looking for the same thing. There is no option for desktop, but you can adjust in the laptops easily.

Agreed with @Slottr, most probably it happens with the OEM keys. One more possibility can be there, if you have ever used pirated Win 10 on that PC, then the activation process tells you that "Could not activate your license due to could not connect to the MS server" Make sure 'Windows Update' and "Software Distribution" services are in the running state. Hence, make sure Windows is getting updates properly.

Yes, we should not say "for sure" because sometimes it isn't compatible with Windows 10 and totally depends on the printer company's provided driver, so we can't make any changes in it. Thanks for correcting me.

Yes, if you install Windows 10 32bit on that computer then Windows XP 32bit driver will work for sure. This is my personal experience.

Could you please provide the printer model number, so I can check the possibility of its drivers?

You can get the Windows product key from the computer using this free app: https://www.nirsoft.net/utils/product_cd_key_viewer.html