Category: Windows

The article guides users on how to enable or disable Transparency effects in Windows 11 via Windows Settings or the Registry Editor. Transparency effects in Windows 11 provide visual flourishes to various components such as the taskbar, menu, and various applications, making them appear lightly transparent. While some users appreciate the aesthetic enhancement, others perceive…

The article provides a guide on enabling or disabling Windows 11’s Storage Sense feature which automatically frees up drive space by deleting unnecessary files. While this feature is typically disabled by default, Microsoft plans to enable it in future updates. The guide details two methods to enable or disable this feature: via the Windows Settings…

The article provides instructions on how to move apps from the Microsoft Store to another drive in Windows 11. The process involves opening the Settings app, navigating to the Apps & Features settings, selecting the desired app, and using the Move command to specify a new drive location. This helps free up system storage space.

The article provides a comprehensive guide on how to repair Microsoft Edge browser in Windows 11. It addresses issues such as the browser not opening, closing quickly, or being unable to open specific web pages. The repair process involves using the built-in tool of Edge, which requires an internet connection, preserving saved browser data, and…

This article presents steps to view the impact of Startup apps in Windows 11 using Task Manager and Settings app. With new features in Windows, users can observe the CPU and disk usage of each startup application, allowing them to control which apps run on their systems. This evaluation feature is useful for identifying apps…

The article outlines ways to control startup apps in Windows 11. Users can enable or disable them through the Task Manager, Windows Settings, or the app’s advanced settings. In-built applications, like Microsoft Defender, typically run during system startup, while third-party installable apps are optional at startup.

This article guides users on how to enable or disable the “Highlight misspelled words” feature in Windows 11. The feature, when enabled, marks misspelled words with a red squiggly line. It can be managed through the Windows Settings app or via the Windows Registry, based on user preference.

The article provides instructions on how to enable or disable the autocorrect feature in Windows 11. Users can access this feature from the Typing settings within the Time & language section of the Settings app, and simply toggle ‘Autocorrect misspelled words’ on or off. There’s also a second more complex method that involves making changes…

The article outlines how to enable or disable changing desktop themes in Windows 11. Users can personalize their desktop with predefined themes, but administrators can restrict modifications. The instructions depict two methods: using the Local Group Policy Editor or through the Windows Registry. These steps give administrators control over the uniformity of Windows 11’s visual…

The article provides instructions for adding or removing the Network folder from the Windows 11 File Explorer navigation pane. It details three methods: direct modification via the navigation pane, through File Explorer Folder Options, or by tweaking the Windows Registry. It assures the removal of the folder from the navigation pane won’t disable network functions…