#Windows 11

This article explains how to enable or disable improved cursor movement across multiple displays in Windows 11 build 22557. This feature helps to prevent the cursor from getting stuck when moving between monitors. The article provides step-by-step instructions to locate and use these settings within the System Settings panel in the Windows 11 Settings App.

The post provides a guide for students and new users on how to remove the 'System requirements not met' watermark in Windows 11. Although Microsoft discourages installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware, it's possible with workarounds. The post outlines steps, involving the modification of the Windows registry, to hide the resulting watermark.

Installing Windows 11 without an internet connection requires navigating around setup requiring online functionality. Although it currently allows offline setup, future builds will not. However, to install Windows 11 without an internet connection now, a workaround using a Command Prompt sequence in the setup process enables continuation offline. This enables setting up a local account without needing a Microsoft online account.

The post explains how to enable or disable the screen edge swipe feature in Windows 11, which lets users access system UI elements quickly using swipes from screen edges. However, the feature might disrupt everyday operations if accidentally activated. The instructions involve either using the Local Group Policy Editor or modifying the Windows registry, followed by a system restart.

The post outlines the steps for installing VirtualBox guest additions software on a Windows 11 virtual machine (VM). The guest additions software improves VM management and integration with the host machine, enhances graphics performance, and enables shared folders, copy-pasting, and mouse improvements. It stresses the importance of installing this tool on all VMs for an optimal user experience.

The post guides users on installing Windows 11 on a VirtualBox guest machine. It explains how to configure the virtual machine to meet Windows 11 requirements and the necessary registry changes to bypass TPM, RAM, Secure boot checks. The instructions include setting up the Windows 11 VM, validating requirements, setting up Windows 11, and detailed steps to complete the installation.

The post provides a guide for students and fresh users to map folders from a host computer running VirtualBox to its guest machines under Windows 11. The shared folder feature in VirtualBox is employed to easily transfer larger data files and ISO files. The process involves a series of steps including installing VirtualBox, specifying folder paths, and setting mount points. Network discovery and Public folder sharing enable folder access from the network folder.

This is a guide for students and beginners illustrating how to resolve display issues by resetting graphics drivers in Windows 11. Suitable for NVIDIA, AMD, or Intel graphics cards, the process includes ensuring your computer is on, followed by using specific keyboard commands to reset the drivers. This quick solution prevents unnecessary system rebooting in most cases.

The post guides students and new users on grouping apps into folders on the Start menu of Windows 11. The feature, available from Windows 11 build 22557, enables organizing pinned apps, adding/removing apps from groups and deleting entire folders. However, it's currently only available for computers registered in the Microsoft Insider Preview program.

The post provides a guide on how to enable or disable live captions in Windows 11. This feature, specific to Windows 11 build 22557, aids those with hearing impairments by displaying captions for audio content. Live captions can be activated via a keyboard shortcut or through the Accessibility flyout, currently existing only in US English and in the Microsoft Insider Preview program.

This content provides a guide for students and new users on how to pin folders and files to the Quick access pane in Windows 11. Quick access allows easy navigation to frequently used folders and files. The recent release of Windows 11 exclusively allows Quick access pinning for computers enrolled in the Microsoft Insider Preview program.

This text provides a guide on how to use the built-in tool in Windows 11 to view the health and performance report of a device. It explains how the tool identifies issues such as security problems, lack of storage space, software failures or faulty Windows Time service, and provides recommendations for rectification. Appropriate actions for managing performance issues, low disk space, and updating Windows 11 are suggested.

The article provides instructions for finding a Media Access Control (MAC) address in Windows 11. A MAC address, unique to each network device, is crucial for identifying and troubleshooting network issues. It details methods to discover the MAC address via the settings app, command prompt, and PowerShell. The guide includes clicking through certain settings fields and executing specific commands/lines.

This is a guide for students and new users on altering File and Printer sharing settings in Windows 11. This Windows feature allows sharing of files, folders, and connected printers across a network. The guide provides instructions on enabling or disabling this feature via the Settings app or Command Prompt. Shared resources can be customised for Private or Public network profiles.

The post instructs users on how to toggle Microsoft Defender Antivirus' Periodic Scanning feature on/off in Windows 11. Windows offers a built-in antivirus program, Microsoft Defender Antivirus, which gets disabled when another antivirus solution is installed. However, it can be configured to continuously scan for threats overlooked by the primary solution, enhancing system security.