This concise guide explains how to change the language in the Windows Terminal app in Windows 11. First, open the Terminal app, select Settings from the dropdown menu, select the Appearance tab and then the tile “Language (require relaunch)”. After setting the preferred language, save changes and relaunch the app.

The article provides a procedure to enable or disable all Windows Security notifications in Windows 11. It guides through two methods of achieving this – using the Local Group Policy Editor or the Windows Registry Editor. The procedures involve navigating specific folders or keys, altering settings or values, and restarting the computer for changes to…

The article provides a description of how to enable or disable the driver signature enforcement feature in Windows 11. This feature mandates that all drivers must be signed by Microsoft before they can be installed for security reasons. However, for installing unsigned drivers, disabling this feature is necessary. The step-by-step instructions for both enabling and…

This article provides instructions to enable or disable the use of fingertip for writing in the handwriting panel in Windows 11. This feature is available for touchscreen devices and can be adjusted using either the Settings app or the Windows Registry Editor. The process includes navigating to specific settings or folders and altering check boxes…

The article provides a detailed guide on how to open the Handwriting panel on a touchscreen device running Windows 11. It explains that the feature is integral to the touch keyboard with settings accessible through the System Tray icons under Taskbar settings. Users can write using a pen or fingertip when using touch-enabled applications.

The article discusses how to automate the Windows Terminal app to open as an admin window in Windows 11. It teaches using the app’s settings, specifically the ‘Run this profile as Administrator’ toggle. Another method discussed involves editing the app’s JSON configuration file, where adding “elevate:true” or “elevate:false” would enable or disable this feature respectively.

This article provides instructions on how to enable or disable the warning message when closing multiple tabs in Windows Terminal. The process involves either accessing ‘Settings’ and adjusting the ‘Warn when closing more than one tab’ option or manually adding a specific line to the Terminal app’s built-in JSON configuration file.