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Manage Windows 11 Update Restart Notifications Easily
This article provides instructions for managing Windows Update restart notifications in Windows 11. Users can enable or disable this alert, which prompts a restart to apply updates, via the Windows Settings app under Windows Update > Advanced options, or through the Windows Registry Editor by modifying the “RestartNotificationsAllowed2” value. The author highlights the importance of…
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How to Manage Clipboard History in Windows 11
This article outlines steps to manage Clipboard history in Windows 11, allowing users to enable or disable the feature that stores copied items for easy access across devices. Users can modify settings via the Windows Settings app, Local Group Policy Editor, or Windows Registry. The feature aids in productivity but can be disabled for privacy…
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Manage Windows 11 Updates with wushowhide.diagcab
The article outlines how to use the “wushowhide.diagcab” tool on Windows 11 to manage Windows updates. This Microsoft tool helps users prevent problematic updates from installing by hiding them, maintaining system stability. Detailed steps on downloading, launching, and using the tool are provided, as well as the method to unhide and uninstall updates if needed.
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How to Access Settings in Windows 11
The article provides a guide on accessing the Windows 11 Settings app, crucial for managing device settings like display and privacy. It highlights several methods, including clicking the gear icon in the Start menu, using keyboard shortcuts (Windows key + I), the Power User menu, Quick Settings (Win + A), running the ‘ms-settings:’ command in…
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How to Use Generative Erase in Windows 11 Photos App
The Photos app in Windows 11 introduces “Generative Erase,” enabling users to remove distractions like background objects from their photos seamlessly. To use, open an image, select the Edit button, choose the Erase tab, and brush over unwanted areas. Adjust the brush and apply masks for precise edits. Save the image after editing.
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Customize Mouse Pointer Color in Windows 11
Windows 11 build 26058 introduces a feature for low-vision users to change the mouse pointer color, enhancing cursor visibility and navigation. Accessibility settings allow for easy customization, including selecting recommended colors or creating a personalized hue. The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to change the pointer color through the settings app, helping users…
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How to Change Text Cursor Color in Windows 11
This article guides users on customizing the color and size of the Text Cursor Indicator in Windows 11 for better visibility or personal preference. It outlines steps to adjust the indicator in the Accessibility settings of the Windows Settings app, including choosing from recommended colors or specifying custom hues through RGB or HSV values. The…
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How to Disable Automatic Updates in Windows 11
This article details how to pause automatic Windows 11 updates for up to 20 years by modifying the Registry Editor. Necessary for those experiencing compatibility issues or wanting more control over their update schedule, the process involves editing the ‘FlightSettingsMaxPauseDays’ value to ‘00001c84’. Updates can then be manually managed through the Windows Settings app.
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Enable or Disable Automatic Maintenance in Windows 11
This article guides on toggling the Automatic Maintenance feature in Windows 11, which runs tasks like updates and security scans at 2 AM by default. Users can disable it for uninterrupted work or enable it for up-to-date system performance. Instructions include editing the Windows Registry by setting the ‘MaintenanceDisabled’ value to 1 or deleting it…
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How to Verify Device Encryption Support in Windows 11
This guide details checking “Device Encryption” compatibility on Windows 11 PCs, a BitLocker feature requiring TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot-capable UEFI firmware. It’s enabled on devices with Modern Standby or HSTI-compliant hardware, otherwise available on Pro, Enterprise, or Education editions. Users can verify support via the System Information tool or the Windows Settings app, looking…