The article provides step-by-step instructions on adding exclusions to Microsoft Defender on Windows 11. It emphasizes that exclusions can enhance system performance but warns they could invite threats since Microsoft Defender won’t scan excluded files for malware. The process involves opening the Windows Security app, navigating to Virus & Threat Protection settings, and selecting files,…

This post instructs how to reset File Explorer’s folder views on Windows 11. File Explorer has five folder templates that can be individually customized and reset. By opening File Explorer, selecting Options from the toolbar’s ellipses, clicking Reset Folders on the View tab, and confirming the change, the File Explorer folder views will revert to…

The post provides guidance on how to prevent Zoom from automatically launching when a user logs into Windows 11. Two methods: disabling through the Task Manager and via the Zoom app itself were explained. Both techniques involve locating the startup settings and unchecking/deactivating the auto-start function of the Zoom application.

The post provides a guide for students and new users to stop Dropbox from automatically opening upon logging into Windows 11. The instructions include how to disable auto-start from the Task Manager, and how to disable it from the settings within the Dropbox app itself.

The article provides detailed steps on how to change account types on Windows 11. Windows 11, a multi-user operating system, allows two account types – Standard and Administrator. The post instructs how to switch between these types using the System Settings pane. It also explains the distinct privileges offered to each account type.

This content provides instructions on how to disable Skype from starting automatically on Windows 11. There are various methods depending on how Skype was installed – via the Microsoft Store or traditionally. The options include disabling the auto start in the app`s settings, from the Task Manager, or within the Skype app itself.

The post instructs on enabling single-click item opening in Windows 11, which by default requires a double-click. The steps involve opening File Explorer, selecting Options from the toolbar, and under the General tab, choosing the option for single-click opening. For selecting an icon without opening it, hovering the mouse over it momentarily will do.