The article walks through the steps to view and remove shared files on Microsoft OneDrive. The OneDrive app, pre-installed on Windows 11, enables file-sharing and control over user access. Through the OneDrive online portal, users can see all shared files and, if desired, stop sharing them by managing access options and removing user or group access.
The post illustrates how to disable the OneDrive Personal Vault feature. OneDrive's Personal Vault offers an extra layer of security with robust authentication but can be disabled by the user. However, disabling it results in the permanent deletion of all files, folders, and previously deleted items from the Vault, rendering it empty, even upon reactivation.
The article provides detailed instructions on sharing OneDrive files and folders in Windows 11. With features like syncing files with Microsoft Cloud and managing shared resources, the OneDrive app is pre-installed on Windows 11. The user can share resources with known contacts or unknown individuals, controlling their access to view or edit shared items. Premium account holders have additional options like setting an expiration date for the link or securing it with a password.
The article provides a guide on using the Personal Vault feature in the OneDrive app on Windows 11. Personal Vault adds an extra layer of security to files, accessible via robust authentication methods. Useful features include automatic locking after inactivity, manual lock/unlock procedures, and unlocking via the OneDrive fly-out menu or File Explorer.
The article instructs on setting up OneDrive's Personal Vault in Windows 11, which enhances file security with an extra layer of robust authentication. This authentication is facilitated via methods like fingerprint, face, or PIN, or a code sent via email or SMS. The setup can be done either through the OneDrive app pre-installed in Windows 11 or online via the Microsoft account.
This article guides on adding or removing the Phone Link app from the Widgets board in Windows 11. The Phone Link app enables access to phone apps from the PC. Adding it to Widgets shows phone notifications and other information on the board, providing quicker phone access. The process involves opening Widgets, adding the Phone Link, and optionally reorganizing the board. Removal involves selecting 'Unpin widget'.
The article provides a guide on how to toggle the automatic startup of the Phone Link app on Windows. Phone Link allows users to access their Android or iPhone apps via PC using Wi-Fi. It runs automatically by default upon signing in to Windows. The article outlines three methods to enable or disable this feature: through the app itself, the Settings app, or the Task Manager.
The article guides users on how to view the Wi-Fi security key on their Windows 11 device. Two ways are discussed: one using the Settings app, where the Wi-Fi connection properties are accessed and the security key revealed, and the other via the Command Prompt, by running a certain command to display the Wi-Fi network details and password.
This article provides guidance on how to uninstall and reinstall the Widgets feature in Windows 11, which comprises automatically-updated content feeds such as news and weather. It offers steps to hide the Widgets board, completely remove the feature, or reinstall it to rectify common issues. The process involves using the Windows Terminal app and restarting the computer twice.
The article provides a guide on how to change themes, including enabling dark mode, in the Notepad app on Windows 11. It is clarified that Notepad, as a basic text editor, has fewer features than WordPad, which can handle more diverse file types. The article provides step-by-step instructions on customizing the Notepad app.
The article provides a guide on changing the font in the Notepad app of Windows 11. It suggests using WordPad for files with special formatting as Notepad's features are fewer in comparison. The steps to alter the font include opening the app, clicking on settings, and selecting the font tile to make desired changes, with a live preview available as adjustments are made.
The article guides users on checking USB4 support and capabilities on Windows 11 devices. It explains USB connections, types and their functionalities. It then walks through steps on using the Settings app to view USB types your device supports. It specifically focuses on USB4 support, including how to navigate the dedicated settings panel.
This article explains how to customize the Windows Terminal's launch size in Windows 11, a feature supported by its many advanced functions such as multiple tabs and Unicode support. The launch size is determined by the settings for the number of character columns (width) and rows (height). The tutorial explains a step-by-step guide to making these changes.
This post provides instructions on how to modify the font size in the handwriting panel in Windows 11, a feature available on touchscreen devices. Users can adjust the font size from the default medium to small or large using the Windows Settings App or the Windows Registry Editor. The specific steps for each method are detailed.
This is a guide on how to change the font in the Handwriting Panel on Windows 11, available on touch-enabled devices. You can use the touch keyboard feature and the Handwriting Panel to write with a pen or fingertip. You can alter the default Ink Free font type used in the Handwriting Panel through the Settings app or the Windows Registry Editor. The steps to perform these changes are detailed in the guide.
