Windows 11 Articles

If you need to record a meeting, gameplay, or presentation, there are several ways to get it done in Windows. This tutorial highlights (free) screen recording techniques and software available […]

Windows 11 is radically different from previous Windows operating systems. If you’re struggling to get used to it, you can roll back to Windows 10. We will show you how […]

It seems odd to invite the competition in, but Microsoft now lets you run Linux inside Windows. It’s easier to install than you think and more flexible and powerful than […]

Windows Spotlight displays images of different sceneries and animals on your computer’s lock screen every 24 hours. You’ll also find educational information about lock screen images and options to like […]

Windows 11 has a bunch of brand-new features that weren‘t available in Windows 10, but as usual, it comes in multiple editions. If you’re about to upgrade your PC and […]

An incorrect clock in Windows can lead to system-wide anomalies and break apps that rely on internet connectivity. We will show you how to set it to the correct date […]

If you’ve upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11, you have access to a large library of interactive widget buttons, text, and graphics. Widgets are useful to display information at […]

The Amazon Appstore app lets you install Android apps and games onto your Android device. If you don’t have an Android device but still want to use apps available on […]

In previous versions of Windows, the default calculator app was pretty standard and frankly useless. However, Microsoft decided to upgrade the calculator app in Windows 11 significantly. With that upgrade […]

Bash (Bourne Again Shell) is the command line, and graphical user interface distributed with all Linux distributions. Using Bash on Windows 10 wasn’t a simple process. However, Windows 11 includes […]

If you’ve waited on installing the free upgrade to Windows 11, now’s a good time. Most of the release bugs have been ironed out, even if some of the promised […]

Disabling Secure Boot unlocks some advanced capabilities on Windows PCs. Only Secure Boot-disabled computers can install Linux, boot from non-trusted devices, and use certain aftermarket graphics cards. However, you must […]

Microsoft made the Windows 11 update available on October 5, 2021. So far, many users have upgraded Windows 10 via the update. However, Microsoft rolled out the update slowly so […]

Do you keep running into a “Setup incomplete because of a metered connection” error while pairing a Bluetooth device on a Windows 11 or 10 PC? This tutorial will show […]

Windows 11‘s new Start menu is drastically different from its predecessors. It’s less flashy and more compact, but it’s also less useful. Whether you love the new Start menu or […]

On Apple M1 computers, you can run iOS applications right on your Mac (as long as developers allow it). This blurs the line between using apps on your phone and […]

When you have more work than you can fit on one (or even two) screens, you can use virtual desktops in Windows 11 to quickly switch between different modes of […]