This article explains how to enable or disable profanity filtering in Live Captions on Windows 11. Live Captions, a feature for the deaf and hard of hearing, can be activated with a shortcut or through Quick Settings. Profanity filtering can be adjusted through the Settings or Windows Registry Editor.
This article explains how to enable or disable phonetic reading with Narrator in Windows 11, a screen-reading app for users with low vision or blindness. It covers adjusting voice, speed, and volume, managing natural voices, and more, providing flexibility to accommodate different reading needs. Users can enable or disable phonetic reading in the Narrator settings.
The article explains how to keep declined meetings on your Outlook calendar in Windows 11. The new app offers an updated interface and numerous features. It also allows users to keep declined event requests on the calendar for future reference. The post provides step-by-step instructions for configuring this feature in Outlook settings.
The article provides a guide on setting work hours and location in the new Outlook app on Windows 11. It highlights the app's features and the importance of sharing work hours and locations for effective planning. The steps for setting work hours and location are detailed, emphasizing the benefit for remote or distributed workforces.
This article explains how to change the verbosity level in Narrator on Windows 11. The Narrator app, designed for users with low vision or blindness, provides options to adjust voice, speed, and volume, as well as the verbosity level for varying levels of detail in narration. Users can change the verbosity level in Windows Settings.
This article explains how to change the Narrator audio output device on Windows 11. Narrator is a built-in screen-reading app that reads text aloud and describes events for users with visual impairments. To change the default audio output device, open Windows Settings, navigate to Accessibility, select the Narrator tile, and choose the desired output device.
This article explains how to adjust the feature that lowers the volume of other apps when the Narrator is speaking in Windows 11. The Narrator is a screen-reading app designed for users with visual impairments. By prioritizing the Narrator's volume, users can better hear and understand the information it conveys, especially important for those with disabilities. To enable or disable this feature, open Windows Settings, navigate to Accessibility, select the Narrator tile, and toggle the "Lower the volume of other apps when Narrator is speaking" switch.
The article provides a guide on enabling or disabling location-based features in the Windows 11 Photos app. It explains that enabling this feature allows automatic tagging of photos with location data for better organization and search. To enable or disable this feature, users can access the Settings in the Photos app and toggle the "Enable Location Based Services" option.
This article explains how to export and troubleshoot scheduled tasks in Windows 11. It covers exporting all tasks, as well as separate exports for enabled and disabled tasks. The process involves using Windows PowerShell commands. Exporting tasks can help in creating backups, transferring tasks, and troubleshooting issues.
The article explains how to use the Copilot feature in Windows 11, allowing users to interact with the chatbot using natural language to change system settings and work across multiple applications. It details how to dock or undock the Copilot side pane and provides step-by-step instructions for toggling this feature.
The Snipping Tool in Windows 11 now includes an HDR screenshot color corrector feature, introduced in version 11.2403.8.0, which adjusts the colors in screenshots taken on HDR monitors. To use the HDR color corrector, open the Snipping Tool, go to Settings via the See more button, and toggle the feature on or off.
This article provides a step-by-step guide on expanding a Windows 11 Storage Space within a Storage Pool. By opening the Windows Settings app and navigating to System -> Storage -> Advanced storage settings -> Storage Spaces, users can extend a storage space's size by entering a new larger value through the Properties pane. The storage space can be set to exceed the pool's current capacity, allowing for future expansion by adding more drives.
This article guides users on optimizing a storage pool within Windows 11's Storage Spaces, detailing steps to distribute data evenly across drives using the feature in the Settings app or PowerShell. Optimizing enhances performance, maximizes capacity, and reduces data loss risks, especially after adding new drives.
This article guides users on enabling or disabling a feature in Microsoft Teams that allows it to continue running while minimized on the Taskbar after closure. It emphasizes the benefits of quick access, not missing notifications, and rapidly joining calls. To adjust the setting, users must navigate to General settings and select the appropriate checkbox.
This article provides a guide for adding Storage space to a Storage pool on Windows 11, thus increasing capacity and improving data resiliency. The process involves opening settings, navigating to the system and storage sections, selecting the Storage Spaces option, and configuring your new storage space with options like size, resiliency, and drive letter before formatting it.
