The article outlines how to use the Cipher security tool on Windows 11 to overwrite deleted data, preventing recovery. It explains that deleted files remain on the disk until overwritten and provides a simple command, cipher /w:, to securely erase data. Regular use of Cipher enhances data security and privacy.

The article outlines a new experimental feature in Windows 11’s File Explorer that allows users to open desktop folders and external links in new tabs. This feature is enabled by default in the beta version but requires the ViVeTool for activation. Users can customize settings via Folder Options or Windows Registry for improved file management.

The article explains how to enable or disable the Recall feature in Windows 11, which saves screen snapshots for quick searches. Users must opt in, and it processes content securely. The feature is disabled by default on managed devices, and settings can be adjusted through Group Policy or the Windows Registry.

This article details how to enable or disable the “Help improve Recall Snapshots filtering” feature in Windows 11. The Recall & Snapshots AI feature captures screen snapshots, allowing users to search their activity. Users can share app and site exclusion lists anonymously to enhance filtering, while snapshots are stored securely on devices.

The article outlines how to manage the Recall Snapshots feature in Windows 11, which saves screen snapshots for quick information retrieval. Users can enable or disable a filter for sensitive information, enhancing privacy. The feature processes data locally and offers controls to delete or pause snapshots, leveraging AI for efficient information recall.

The article details how to enable or disable the “Shield up” mode in Windows Firewall on Windows 11 to block all incoming connections, overriding allowed apps. It outlines methods using the Windows Security app, Control Panel, and Windows Registry, allowing users to customize security settings for different network profiles easily.