This guide explains how to check the battery level of Bluetooth devices on a Windows 11 computer using the Settings app. By navigating to Settings > Bluetooth & devices, users can view the remaining battery percentage for connected devices. If a device doesn’t show battery info, it may not support this feature.

This guide explains how to create Storage Spaces in Windows 11, allowing users to combine multiple drives into a single storage pool for data safety. It details the steps, including naming the pool, setting sizes, and selecting protection options. Storage Spaces helps secure data even if one drive fails.

Windows 11’s Windows Security app offers firewall and network protection notifications to keep users informed about their computer’s security. Users can manage these notifications by accessing settings and toggling them on or off. Despite turning off notifications, urgent security alerts will still be sent.

Windows 11 can automatically turn off the hard disk after a period of inactivity to conserve energy and prolong battery life. Users can change this idle timeout through the Control Panel’s Power Options. However, this may lead to brief delays when accessing apps due to the hard disk needing time to wake up.

This guide explains how to enable or disable paging file encryption in Windows 11, which protects temporary data on hard drives. Users can utilize Command Prompt, Local Group Policy Editor, or Registry Editor for this process. Restarting is necessary for changes to take effect. Encrypting may slightly affect computer performance.

To repair your Windows 11 computer without losing files, apps, or settings, perform an In-place upgrade using a compatible ISO file. Ensure sufficient free space and disable antivirus software. Follow the setup process to maintain personal data while resolving system issues. This method is effective for persistent Windows problems.

Modern Standby in Windows 11 allows devices to stay connected to the internet during sleep for notifications while conserving battery life. Users can enable, disable, or let Windows manage network connectivity settings through the Control Panel or Local Group Policy Editor, balancing convenience and power savings effectively.

Windows 11 provides built-in security through software like Microsoft Defender, which protects against viruses, malware, and unauthorized access. Users can check their security providers via the Windows Security app by navigating to Settings and managing providers. This ensures that they understand the safeguards protecting their PC from threats.

OneDrive, integrated into Windows 11, allows users to store and access files online across devices. Users can activate or deactivate OneDrive via the Local Group Policy Editor or Windows Registry. Disabling OneDrive stops syncing and hides it from File Explorer. Complete uninstallation is also possible, requiring a system restart to apply changes.

The Ubuntu folder in Windows 11’s File Explorer provides easy access to Linux files through WSL. Users can hide or show this folder by modifying a value in the Windows Registry, specifically the System.IsPinnedToNameSpaceTree. Exercise caution while using the Registry Editor and ensure data backup as needed.