The post outlines how to operate the built-in Remote Assistance tool in Windows 11, which allows another trusted individual to access and troubleshoot your PC. It offers guidance on enabling or disabling this tool through both the System Properties and Local Group Policy Editor, emphasizing the importance of security considerations.

The post provides extensive instructions for enabling or disabling the mouse pointer shadow in Windows 11. This shadow may aid those with visual difficulties in locating their mouse pointer. The guide detailed steps to follow under the System Settings panel or alternatively, using the classic Control Panel app.

The post outlines how to manually reset network data usage stats in Windows 11, which automatically resets data usage every 30 days. The data monitors usage by app and network adapter type. From System Settings, users select ‘Network & Internet’ to see each network interface’s data usage, then select ‘Reset usage stats’ for each interface.

This text provides instructions on how to change the feedback frequency in Windows 11. Microsoft uses feedback and diagnostic data to understand users’ experiences and improve their products. The feedback frequency, which can be adjusted in “Settings”, determines how often Microsoft prompts users to rate or provide written feedback on their products and services.

The post details how to manually or automatically set active hours for Windows Update in Windows 11, which allows users to schedule updates and restarts during non-use periods. It also points out that Windows Update is critical for installing fixes and security improvements. Users can specify when they are typically on their PC, so that…

This content outlines how to schedule a restart in Windows 11 after installing updates. Windows Update automatically downloads and installs updates, but a restart is necessary to finalise the process. If unavailable to restart immediately, the user can schedule the restart for a more convenient time using the Settings app.

The post guides on enabling or disabling the “Show the touch keyboard when there’s no keyboard attached” feature in Windows 11. It outlines steps to access these settings through the System Settings pane. For users enrolled in the Microsoft Insider Preview program with build 25188, further dropdown options to control when the touch keyboard appears…

This post explains how to set the default profile with Windows Terminal in Windows 11. The Terminal allows command-line shells like Command Prompt, Windows PowerShell, and bash. By default, Windows PowerShell is selected unless a different shell is specified. The Terminal also offers features like multiple tabs, Unicode and UTF-8 support, and customizable themes. The…

This guide explains how to alter Windows Terminal’s start behavior in Windows 11. Windows Terminal, a modern host for command-line shells, allows users to choose between opening with a default profile or resuming from a previous session upon start. The option is accessible via the application’s settings under startup.

The post provides instructions on how to modify the Windows Terminal launch mode in Windows 11. Windows Terminal, a modern host application for command-line shells, features a customizable launch mode setting. Users can set the application to open in a maximized window, full-screen, or a default mode at startup. The adjusted setting can be saved…