Windows 11

 If you’re curious about which version of PowerShell you’re currently using on your Windows system, here’s a quick guide to help you find out: Step 01: Open PowerShell: Press the Windows key + R to open the Run dialog box. Then, type “powershell” and hit Enter to launch a new PowerShell prompt. Step 02: Check […]

 On Windows 11 devices, Bluetooth serves as a versatile wireless adapter, enabling you to transfer data over short distances and connect a wide array of peripherals, including keyboards, mice, headphones, cameras, phones, and more. If Bluetooth isn’t already enabled by default on your device, you can easily toggle this feature on or off using either

  On Windows 11, Microsoft Defender Antivirus stands guard in the background, diligently scanning for various forms of malware, including viruses, ransomware, spyware, rootkits, and more. This built-in security feature provides proactive protection against cyber threats, ensuring the safety and integrity of your device. However, there are times when performing a manual virus scan becomes

  In Windows, you have the flexibility to choose between putting your system to sleep or hibernating it. These options have been available in older versions of Windows as well. However, if you find that the Hibernate option is missing from the Power Plan settings, it might be because Hibernate is disabled. When disabled, the

 Exciting news for Windows 11 users! The latest update introduces the “Search highlights” feature within the Windows Search experience, providing periodic updates to help you stay connected, discover more, and boost productivity. Here’s a breakdown of what you can expect from this feature: On the Right Side: You’ll find the “Search highlights” feature, showcasing notable

 In Windows 11, notifications come in two types: those from apps and services, and system notifications. While they’re handy for keeping you informed about new messages or important events, they can sometimes become overwhelming and distract you from your tasks, especially when apps demand your attention with flashing icons in the Taskbar. Previously, disabling this

 Exciting news for Windows 11 users! You can now enable Remote Desktop, allowing you to access your computer from anywhere using the Remote Desktop Protocol. Whether you need to offer assistance or control another device remotely, this feature enables seamless connectivity without requiring physical presence. Here’s a step-by-step guide to enable Remote Desktop on Windows

 The Xbox app on Windows 11 is set to launch automatically by default, which may not be necessary for all users. If you prefer to manually open the Xbox app when needed, you can easily adjust its startup settings. In this guide, we’ll show you how to stop the Xbox app from starting automatically on