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Enable or Disable Microsoft Store Notifications on Windows 11
This article explains how to enable or disable notifications for app installations in the Microsoft Store on Windows 11. The new feature in the Microsoft Store app allows users to receive notifications when apps are installed and ready to use, and it can be easily toggled on or off in the Settings pane.
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How to Manage Reserved Storage in Windows 11
This article explains Reserved Storage in Windows 11, reserving disk space for system files, updates, and temporary files. It details enabling or disabling it using Command Prompt, PowerShell, and Registry Editor, catering to varying disk space and system preference needs. Checking status and applying changes are explained using specific commands for each method.
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How to Check Reserved Storage in Windows 11
This article explains how to check the ‘Reserved storage’ size in Windows 11 using the Settings and Terminal apps. Reserved storage ensures critical system functions have enough space to operate, and its size can vary depending on the system configuration and available disk space. Checking it can help manage disk space and system performance.
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Change Mouse Scrolling Direction in Windows 11
This article explains how to change the Mouse Scrolling Direction in Windows 11. Windows uses reverse scrolling by default, but users can switch to Natural scrolling to align with their preferences. The process involves identifying the mouse in Device Manager, noting the HID key path, and adjusting the registry key in Windows Registry Editor.
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How to Check Disk Drive Partition Style in Windows 11
This article guides Windows 11 users in checking their device’s disk drive partition style, important for tasks like OS installation and creating partitions. It covers three methods: using the Windows Settings app, Disk Management tool, and command line. Determining the partition style supports informed decision-making and ensures software compatibility. The article provides detailed steps for…
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Enable Windows Hello Sign-In for Microsoft Accounts in Windows 11
In Windows 11, enhancing device security involves enabling only Windows Hello sign-in for Microsoft accounts. This feature allows personalized, secure sign-ins using PINs, facial recognition, etc. To enable or disable it, open Windows Settings, navigate to Accounts > Sign-in options, and toggle the switch. This enhances security and reduces the need for complex passwords.
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Customize Your Windows 11 Lock Screen Status
This article explains how to customize the lock screen in Windows 11 and select which app to display detailed status. With the latest Windows 11 build, Microsoft introduces a dynamic weather experience on the lock screen. Users can easily change the lock screen status to ‘None’ or choose from apps like 3D Viewer, Mail, Weather,…
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Pause and Resume Printing in Windows 11
This article provides a guide on pausing and resuming printing in Windows 11. It covers the new feature introduced in Windows Build 26020 (Canary Channel) and gives step-by-step instructions on how to use it. Users can now easily manage their printing tasks through the Windows Settings app, improving overall printing experience.
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How to Rotate Images in Windows 11’s File Explorer
This article explains how to easily rotate images in Windows 11 using File Explorer, Paint, and Photos apps. File Explorer allows rotation directly in the view pane, while Paint and Photos offer additional options. Whether using the “Rotate right” and “Rotate left” commands in File Explorer or the specific tools in Paint and Photos, users…
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How to Refresh Wi-Fi Networks in Windows 11
This article explains how to refresh or rescan available Wi-Fi networks in Windows 11. Users can now use a new refresh button in the Wi-Fi Quick Settings flyout or commands in the Windows Terminal app to update the list. This provides an efficient way to connect to wireless networks.