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The article provides a step-by-step guide on adding, changing, or removing Internet Time Servers in Windows 11. By default, Windows computers sync their clock with an internet server, usually Microsoft servers. However, users can modify Internet Time Servers through the Control Panel app or Windows Registry Editor to keep accurate time and update its timezone and daylight save time when available.

The article describes how to use the Phone Link app to transfer files between a phone and Windows 11, using Wi-Fi or Bluetooth. The app allows users to access phone apps from a PC, drag and drop files, excluding folders, with a limit of 100 files and a total size of 512 MB. Additionally, OneDrive can be used for backing up and restoring files.

The article outlines how to show or hide the Gallery feature in the File Explorer navigation pane in Windows 11. Introduced in Windows build 23435, this feature eases access to photo collections, including auto-display of photos from OneDrive Camera Roll Backup. The steps to add or remove Gallery involve modifications in the Windows Registry and system restart.

The article provides instructions for showing or hiding the OneDrive icon on the desktop in Windows 11. OneDrive, a Microsoft Cloud app, helps users sync files across devices. Adding its icon to your desktop simplifies access. The method involves adjusting a key value through the Windows Registry and restarting the computer.

The article provides a guide on how to enable or disable 'On this day' memories notifications in Windows 11 through OneDrive app. The notifications can be managed by altering OneDrive settings or Windows Registry Editor. This feature allows users to recall past events based on backed-up photos, but some may wish to disable it to prevent unwelcome reminders.

The Phone Link app in Windows 11 enables users to send and receive text messages, access phone apps, and transfer data between a PC and a smartphone using a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth connection. After linking the phone using Bluetooth or the same Wi-Fi network, users can type in messages, add emojis or GIFs, and hit send within the Phone Link app. Notifications for incoming messages are also displayed.

The article instructs on utilizing the Phone Link app in Windows 11 to view and download photos from your Android phone on your PC. It shows only photos in your phone's Camera Roll or Screenshots folders, letting you browse them on a larger screen. Over Wi-Fi or Bluetooth, users can view, download, and share these images. iPhone photos are copied with a USB cable and File Explorer instead.

The article provides instructions on how to open or mirror your phone screen on a Windows 11 computer using the Phone Link app. This app allows users to instantly access their Android or iPhone apps from their PC, browse, play, chat, or more using the PC's larger screen and keyboard. The mirroring feature can be helpful for explaining mobile functions to others.

The article instructs on how to enable or disable OneDrive notifications for the removal of many files from the cloud that are deleted on the PC in Windows 11. Access OneDrive settings, select Notifications, and toggle the button switch for notifying when many deleted PC files are removed from the cloud. This feature allows for better file monitoring.

The article explains the process of changing the theme and enabling or disabling Dark Mode of the Phone Link app in Windows 11. It also mentions how the Phone Link app allows users to access their Android or iPhone apps from PCs and transfer data. Furthermore, the steps to switch the in-app theme, including turning on dark mode, are provided.

The article guides users on managing OneDrive notifications in Windows 11. It details two methods to enable or disable notifications when files are shared or edited: through the OneDrive settings pane and via the Windows Registry Editor. These settings allow users to control their notification preferences for better synchronicity with Microsoft Cloud.

The article details how to alter the inactivity lockout time for OneDrive Personal Vault in Windows 11. By default, the Vault locks after 20 minutes of inactivity, but users can adjust this period for up to 4 hours via the OneDrive settings or Windows Registry Editor. The changes require a system restart to take effect.