Category: Windows

This article explains the process of resetting Local Security Policy settings to default in Windows 11. The Local Security Policy tool allows administrators to configure security policies on a local computer, and the article provides step-by-step instructions for resetting the settings using PowerShell or Command Prompt. This practice ensures computer security and resolves potential issues.

The article explains how to open and use the new Windows Media Player in Windows 11. It covers the basic features and playback controls, along with instructions on installation and configuration. The post also provides keyboard shortcuts for efficient navigation and operation within the app, offering a comprehensive guide for users.

This article explains how to locate a computer’s model name and number in Windows 11. The System Product Name serves as a unique identifier for a computer’s hardware components. Users can find this information in Windows Settings, System Information, Windows Terminal, or the Windows Registry editor. This knowledge is valuable for tasks like driver downloads…

This article details how to change the default ‘System Product Name’ placeholder in Windows 11 to a custom name. The unique identifier assigned to a computer’s hardware components can be personalized by following the steps in the Windows Registry Editor. This simple modification allows users to add a personal touch to their computer.

This article explains how to enable or disable notifications for app installations in the Microsoft Store on Windows 11. The new feature in the Microsoft Store app allows users to receive notifications when apps are installed and ready to use, and it can be easily toggled on or off in the Settings pane.

This article explains Reserved Storage in Windows 11, reserving disk space for system files, updates, and temporary files. It details enabling or disabling it using Command Prompt, PowerShell, and Registry Editor, catering to varying disk space and system preference needs. Checking status and applying changes are explained using specific commands for each method.

This article explains how to check the ‘Reserved storage’ size in Windows 11 using the Settings and Terminal apps. Reserved storage ensures critical system functions have enough space to operate, and its size can vary depending on the system configuration and available disk space. Checking it can help manage disk space and system performance.

This article explains how to change the Mouse Scrolling Direction in Windows 11. Windows uses reverse scrolling by default, but users can switch to Natural scrolling to align with their preferences. The process involves identifying the mouse in Device Manager, noting the HID key path, and adjusting the registry key in Windows Registry Editor.