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 If you’re using Windows 11, you might have noticed the “Search highlights” feature in the Windows Search experience. This feature periodically updates from Bing search to help you discover more, stay connected, and boost productivity. Situated on the right side, it showcases notable moments such as holidays, anniversaries, and educational events happening locally and globally. […]

 Hey there, Windows users! Looking to manage your system’s boot process by disabling the “Fast Startup” feature? You’re in luck! Whether you’re on Windows 11 or Windows 10, you have multiple methods to accomplish this task. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the process using the Control Panel Power Options settings, as well as

 Attention, Windows users! Microsoft has made a significant announcement regarding the retirement of the legacy command console on Windows 11 and future feature releases. This change was quietly documented in December 2023, signaling the deprecation of the “legacy console mode,” which will no longer receive updates. According to the updated documentation, the console will no

When it comes to managing pending updates on Windows 11, clearing the contents of the “Download” folder within the “SoftwareDistribution” directory is key. This folder holds the necessary files for Windows Update to implement system updates, making it crucial for maintenance and troubleshooting purposes. If you encounter installation failures or compatibility issues with updates, or

  Greetings, Windows 11 enthusiasts! Exciting news: you can now enable “sudo” on your system, bringing a familiar feature from Unix-based operating systems like Linux and macOS right to your Windows experience. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the simple steps to configure sudo on Windows 11, allowing you to run elevated commands without

  Hello there! Are you ready to unlock a powerful feature on your Windows system? Today, I’ll walk you through enabling “God Mode,” a handy trick that consolidates system configuration settings for quick access. Even if you’re running Windows 11, 10, or older versions, you can still leverage this feature to streamline your settings management.