Windows 11 introduces a new and simplified UI which includes many changes to the taskbar. Icons and Start menu being aligned to the center by default and items by a same app are always combined [...]
When you run a program or a game, Windows will use some of your computer’s RAM as cache so that whenever the same data is requested by the program, it can be quickly retrieved from the RAM [...]
If you need to uninstall a driver for a specific hardware (e.g. keyboard, mouse, speaker, headphone, audio driver, printer driver, Bluetooth device, etc.) in Windows 11, this guide will show you [...]
In Windows 11, you can increase the speaker or headphone volume up to a maximum of 100%, but sometimes it may not be loud enough for a certain application, game or website, especially on a [...]
VLC, the world most widely used media player, supports almost every video format you throw at it. Though being the most popular player, simple functions such as being able to resume/continue [...]
Unlike old CRT (cathode-ray tube) monitors, LCD monitors have fixed pixels. Due to how LCD monitors work, fonts and images can easily look blurry and pixelated on them. If you are experiencing [...]
A keyboard layout, also often known as a keyboard language or an input method, is a layout of keyboard you can use to type a certain language you have installed on Windows 11. You may have added [...]
As you do a fresh install of Windows 11 or booting a new Windows 11 laptop or desktop computer for the first time, during the first startup, there will be a brief setup that allows you to choose [...]
A camera or a webcam is a device you can connect to your computer to be used for video calling via telecommunication apps such as Skype, Facebook Messenger, etc. Connecting a camera to your [...]
Although Windows 11 introduces a new widget feature, the widgets offered cannot be attached to the desktop. You can open the Windows 11 built-in widget board by pressing the Win + W keys, or [...]
