Windows 11 is the latest Operating System from Microsoft that supersedes Windows 10. Windows 11 is still in Beta but you can install it on your computer and also upgrade from Windows 10.
There are a few new requirements for installing Windows 11 that make it harder to install Windows 11 on systems with hardware older than 8th generation CPUs.
Read more about Windows 11 below:
Prevent intruders from performing brute force attacks on your local Administrator account by configuring the relevant Group Policies. Learn how to set it up and keep your PC safe.
.NET Framework is needed to run .NET-based apps and programs that cannot run if it is corrupted, or the wrong version is installed. You can repair .NET by re-enabling it, reinstalling it, or repairing it by using a dedicated tool or from the Control Panel.
Use ViveTool to enable the search bar in the Task Manager in Windows 11 22H2. You can then search for processes using the associated file’s name, the Process ID (PID), or the publisher’s name.
Nested virtualization enables you to perform virtualization tasks on top of a VM, like running a VM over a VM. However, this feature needs to be enabled manually per VM.
Keyboard shortcuts can be used to get tasks done quickly, rather than navigating around Windows and clicking the mouse buttons. This article lists almost all Windows shortcuts that you will ever need.
The excessive icons in the taskbar can make it clustered. You can disable the Search, Task view, widgets, and Chat icons in the taskbar from Settings app >> Personalization >> Taskbar >> Taskbar items.
SystemInfo.exe and MSInfo.exe are both tools that provide system information. However, systeminfo is a command line tool without a GUI, and cannot generate reports. While MSInfo can generate reports of both local and remote computers. Learn how to do it.
WSL allows you to run multiple Linux distros on top of the Windows OS. To install one, run “wsl –install -d” followed by the distribution name in Command Prompt.
You can view the hidden and protected items in Windows from File Explorer, Settings app, Control Panel, Windows Registry, Command Prompt, and PowerShell, the details of which can be found in this post.
One way to permanently delete an item is by using the Shift + Delete hotkeys. However, you can add this option to the context menu as well so that the deleted item does not end up in the Recycle Bin.
You can now open the Task Manager directly from the taskbar’s context menu in WIndows 11, as you did in Windows 10. However, the feature needs to be enabled manually. Learn how.
File Explorer tabs allow you to open multiple directories inside the same window in Windows 11. However, not everyone fancies this feature. Learn how to disable it and restore File Explorer to the previous settings.
