Several weeks ago, you installed a desktop application on your Windows system using the default parameters suggested by the application installer. However, after using the application for a time, you realize that you need an optional application feature that wasn't included in the default installation. You have opened Control Panel on your Windows system, accessed Programs and Features, and selected the application. What should you do?

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Payton Atkinson

Computers & Technology

25 June, 22:22

Several weeks ago, you installed a desktop application on your Windows system using the default parameters suggested by the application installer. However, after using the application for a time, you realize that you need an optional application feature that wasn't included in the default installation. You have opened Control Panel on your Windows system, accessed Programs and Features, and selected the application. What should you do?

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Wendy Estes · Answer 1

Click Change.

Explanation:

While using the default parameters provided by the program installer the user installed a desktop app in his Windows operating system. The user discovers after using the software for a while which he requires an extra configuration function that was not included in the default configuration. Instead, on his Windows operating system, he opens the control panel, enabled programs and features and chose the application.

So, After all, he should click and change that.