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Create Windows 11 ISO Using Rufus for Older Systems
This instructional guide demonstrates how to create a Windows 11 ISO file for unsupported hardware using Rufus, a utility that formulates bootable USB flash drives. Creating an ISO file allows installation of Windows 11 on hardware that doesn’t meet standard requirements. Note that possessing a valid product key is critical, as there are no free…
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Display Day of the Week on Windows 11 Taskbar
The post outlines a guide on how to display the day of the week on the Windows 11 Taskbar, a feature not activated by default. It directs users to the System Settings within the new operating system, detailing the pathway to create a custom date format under ‘Language & region’ and ‘Administrative language settings.’
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How to Display Clock on Second Monitor in Windows 11
The post instructs Windows 11 users on how to display the clock on secondary monitors as it is only shown on the primary one by default. Users have to download a free software named ElevenClock from GitHub to enable this feature. After simple installation steps, the clock will be displayed on the additional monitor.
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Show Windows 11 Taskbar on All Monitors
This post instructs how to display the Taskbar on additional monitors when using Windows 11. By default, the Taskbar is only on the main monitor, but it can also be extended to other displays. This customization allows users to control minimized apps from every monitor. This can be accomplished by navigating to System Settings, then…
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How to Connect to Hidden WiFi in Windows 11
This post guides students and new users on joining hidden WiFi networks using Windows 11. Hidden networks require a known SSID and password for access. Windows 11’s centralized System Settings allows for easy connection. By navigating to WiFi settings and entering the appropriate details, users can successfully connect to hidden WiFi networks.
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How to Upgrade Windows 10 to Windows 11
This post guides students and new users on how to upgrade a Windows 10 PC to Windows 11 using the Windows 11 Installation Assistant. It outlines the necessary requirements – a valid Windows 10 license, version 2004 or higher and meeting Windows 11 device specifications. The process involves downloading the assistant, running it as an…
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How to Get Windows 11 ISO Files
This post guides students and new users on downloading Windows 11 ISO file. A full ISO file with multiple Windows 11 editions is available, but requires a product key for installation and use. After confirming the computer meets Windows 11 requirements, one can download the ISO file and proceed to install Windows 11 on a…
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How to Install Windows 11 from a Bootable USB
This article instructs on creating a bootable USB flash drive to install or reinstall Windows 11 using the Media Creation Tool. This tool is useful for users desiring a clean install to avoid issues carried over from Windows 10. The guide covers step-by-step directions to use the tool, from downloading it to setting up the…
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Restore Classic Context Menu in Windows 11
The post provides a step-by-step guide for restoring the classic context menus in Windows 11, a feature difference from Windows 10. The process involves careful editing within the Windows Registry to create specific key folders and values. If the user wishes to revert the changes, they can delete these keys and restart their system.
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How to Change Volume Settings in Windows 11
The post provides a guide on adjusting sound volume on Windows 11, either via the Quick Settings menu or the Windows settings app. When using Quick Settings, activating it can be done by clicking a hidden button on top of the Wi-Fi, Speaker, and Battery icons, and adjusting with a slider. The Windows settings app…
Category: Windows
Article based on Windows 10/11, including improving device performance, hardening device security, adding and managing accounts, and more.