Tutorials

This tutorial details how to install the Drupal content management system on Windows 11 using Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). The process involves enabling WSL in Windows, installing a preferred Linux distro, setting up the LEMP server, creating a Drupal database, downloading Drupal packages from Github, and configuring the Nginx VirtualHost file. After these steps, Drupal is ready to be launched and utilized.

This article details the process of using BitLocker To Go in Windows 11 to encrypt and password-protect USB thumb drives. It emphasizes the importance of safeguarding sensitive data against unauthorized access. Users are guided through the settings to enable encryption, create strong passwords, and save recovery keys for enhanced data security.

This article explains how to prevent Microsoft Teams from automatically launching and logging in on Windows 11. It provides steps to disable the app and adjust background permissions for improved resource management. Restarting the computer is necessary to apply changes, and users can later re-enable Teams if needed.

The tutorial guides on installing WordPress on Windows 11 via the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). The process starts with enabling WSL in Windows 11 followed by installing a specific Linux distro, in this case, Ubuntu 20.04. The next steps include setting up the LEMP server to run WordPress, which involves installing the Nginx HTTP server, MariaDB Server, PHP and related modules. Subsequently, a WordPress database is created. The final stages involve downloading WordPress, configuring the Nginx VirtualHost, and setting up the WordPress admin account.

The article explains how to install the .NET 3.5 framework on Windows 11 to support legacy applications. It outlines several installation methods, including using Windows features, downloading directly, and utilizing the Command Prompt or PowerShell. An offline installation via a Windows 11 ISO is also detailed for users without internet access.

This article details how to reset the Windows Security app in Windows 11 to address common issues. The app oversees system health and security, prompting necessary actions. Users can reset the app through its settings or use PowerShell commands if it's missing, ensuring effective performance and protection of their systems.

This article explains how to reset the Local Group Policy Editor settings to default in Windows 11. It outlines steps for administrators to clear existing settings using the Command Prompt. The guide notes that this tool is not available in Windows Home Editions and emphasizes restarting the computer for changes to take effect.

This article explains how to reset, reload, and repair network adapters in Windows 11. Users can resolve connectivity issues by resetting adapters via the System settings, restoring them to their original state. Steps include navigating to Network & Internet settings and utilizing the Network Reset feature, ensuring to reconnect to Wi-Fi afterward.

This article outlines how to connect Ubuntu to Windows 11 shares using the SMB protocol. It details enabling Network Discovery and Public Folder Sharing in Windows 11, and the steps for accessing Windows shares from Ubuntu. Additionally, it describes creating Samba shares on Ubuntu, ensuring proper user permissions for secure access.

This summary focuses on the installation process of VMware Workstation Pro on Windows 11, an x64 virtualization software that allows users to run independent virtual machines on a single physical computer. It outlines how to enable hardware virtualization in the BIOS, install the program, navigate the setup wizard, add a license key, and initiate use.

This article outlines how to check folder sizes in Windows 11, aiding effective storage management. Knowing folder sizes can prevent performance issues and help in organizing files. Two methods are provided: using File Explorer properties and hovering the mouse over the folder, both user-friendly techniques for quick access to size information.

This article provides guidance on customizing the Taskbar in Windows 11 by selecting which app icons are visible in various sections, including the corner and overflow. Organizing icons can reduce clutter and enhance accessibility to frequently used applications, ultimately improving workspace efficiency and ensuring important notifications are not overlooked.