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Enable DNR in Windows 11: A Step-by-Step Guide
The article gives a step-by-step guide on enabling or disabling the “Discovery of Network-designated Resolvers (DNR)” feature in Windows 11, which is currently supported only in machines registered in the Windows Insider Preview program. DNR, an upcoming IETF standard, facilitates the use of encrypted DNS protocols enhancing online security and privacy.
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Change Display Language in Outlook for Windows 11
This article provides a guide on how to change the display language in the new Outlook App for Windows 11. This feature is ideal if you prefer a different language than your system’s default or need to communicate with speakers of other languages. It offers instructions on how to access language settings, choose a new…
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How to Add or Remove the Sign Out Button in Windows 11
This article details how to add or remove the “Sign out” button in Windows 11, enhancing user control over account access and data security. Procedures to modify the button’s availability involve using the Local Group Policy Editor or the Windows Registry Editor. Changes require system restarts to take effect. The procedures cater to various contexts,…
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Manage Microsoft Account Aliases: Enable or Disable Easily
The article provides instructions on enabling or disabling an alias for a Microsoft account. An alias is another email address that can be used to sign into Microsoft services. Users can create multiple aliases for different purposes, ensuring account security and separation of personal and professional emails. The process includes signing into the Microsoft account,…
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How to Change Your Microsoft Account Primary Alias
The article provides a guide on how to change the primary alias for a Microsoft account, which is used to access services like Skype, Outlook.com, OneDrive, etc. Users can create multiple aliases that share the same password, with their primary alias as their main login identifier. The primary alias can be altered depending on the…
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How to Enable Auto-Delete Messages in Telegram
The article provides a guide on how to use the “Auto-Delete Messages” feature in the Telegram app, which automatically deletes messages after a specific period. This feature enhances privacy and helps manage storage. The guide includes launching the app, going to settings, adjusting the auto-delete timer, and saving changes.
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How to Enable Two-Step Verification in Telegram on Windows 11
The article provides a guide on toggling “Two-Step Verification” in the Telegram app on Windows 11. The feature, which involves entering both a password and a second verification code received on users’ phones, improves account security and user privacy. Detailed instructions on accessing the app settings to enable or disable this feature are provided.
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How to Change Who Can Call You on Telegram for Windows
The article provides guidelines on altering the “Who can call me” settings on the Telegram app on Windows 11. This is done for reasons such as enhancing privacy, reducing spam calls, or allowing calls from specific contacts only. The tutorial involves launching the app, navigating the settings, and making desired modifications, including adding exceptions.
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How to Toggle ‘Remember My Preferences’ in Windows Backup
The article details the process to turn the “Remember my preferences” feature on or off in Windows Backup. This feature lets users back up and sync settings such as accessibility passwords and language preferences across all devices linked to a Microsoft account. However, disabling it could risk potential data loss. The steps include navigating the…
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How to Clear Cloud Synced Settings in Microsoft Account
The article guides on how to clear cloud-synced settings from your Microsoft account. Windows backup stores files, folders, installed apps, and preferences, synced across devices. Clearing the sync-data can be useful in scenarios such as accessibility loss to a device, starting with a new device, or for privacy/security concerns. This can be done through the…
Category: Windows
Article based on Windows 10/11, including improving device performance, hardening device security, adding and managing accounts, and more.