Tag: Windows 11

The article provides a guide on how to identify the version of Trusted Platform Module (TPM) running on a Windows 11 device. Windows 11 requires TPM version 2.0 and higher. The four methods to check TPM version include using the Windows Security app, TPM Management Console, Device Manager, and PowerShell or Command Prompt. Knowing the…

The article provides a tutorial on how to use PowerToys Peek, the utility tool for Windows 11, to preview files and images without opening them. By installing PowerToys and enabling the Peek feature, users can select and preview files using the CTRL + Spacebar shortcut, similar to MacOS’s Spacebar feature. The tutorial also guides on…

The article instructs on resetting the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) in Windows 11, a security-related hardware function. If a device’s TPM isn’t functioning properly, the Windows Security app, PowerShell app, or the TPM Management Console can be used to reset it. It’s recommended to back up data before resetting the TPM. TPM troubleshooting is also…

The article explains how to modify the Microsoft Defender Antivirus scanning options in Windows 11, specifically the maximum CPU usage during scans. By default, Microsoft Defender uses 50 percent CPU which can be adjusted using three methods: PowerShell, Local Group Policy Editor, and Windows Registry Editor. These changes help optimize computer performance during antivirus scans.

The article describes how to use the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) Troubleshooter in Windows 11 to resolve issues with a TPM chip, a secure cryptoprocessor that manages cryptographic keys. Users can access the TPM Troubleshooter feature through the Windows Security app. The article also highlights possible error messages and suggests clearing the TPM if the…

The article guides on enabling or disabling the Registry Editor on Windows 11. The Registry Editor helps perform tasks like fixing errors and enhancing Windows performance. System administrators can control its access. This can be done through the Local Group Policy Editor, Windows Registry Editor or Windows PowerShell. Changes get applied after a system restart.

The article provides a guide on how to enable or disable the Task Manager app in Windows 11, a functionality important for system administrators. This can be done either through the Local Group Policy Editor, exploring specific user configurations and changing settings, or using the Windows Registry Editor and modifying corresponding keys. Both methods require…

The article describes how to extract .tar.gz, .tgz, or .gz (tarball) files on Windows 11, which now has native support for these formats. Users no longer need third-party tools like 7-Zip or PeaZip for extraction. The article provides specific commands to use for extracting these files in the Windows Command Prompt.

The article guides users on navigating through Windows 11 to enable or disable the “Use your handwriting to enter text” feature, supported by Shell Handwriting. This improved function of Windows Ink allows users to write directly onto edit fields with their pens. Currently, the feature only supports English (U.S.).

This article instructs how to set up and create a Dev Drive in Windows 11, a new form of storage volume designed to enhance developer workloads’ performance. Built on ReFS technology, Dev Drive offers optimized file system and superior control over storage volume settings and security. Its creation involves allocating space or using a virtual…