If you have multiple speakers and/or headphones and wish to set or assign different output/playback devices to play audio from a specific program or app, here’s a simple guide on how to [...]
Since Windows 11, most Windows settings, including volume control, have received major changes in UI (user interface). Though the sound settings and volume control may look different than [...]
Windows 11 introduces many user interface changes, especially the settings part. The old Windows sound settings that used to be easily accessible from the taskbar back in older versions of [...]
If you have a newly plugged in device such as a network adapter, printer, Bluetooth peripheral device, WiFi wireless adapter or any USB device, that couldn’t be recognized by Windows 11, [...]
Regardless if you are using a laptop or desktop computer that comes with a built-in wireless adapter, an external USB wireless adapter, WiFi dongle or a PCI WiFi card, connecting to a WiFi [...]
One of the most noticeable changes in Windows 11 is that the usual Windows start menu and all of the taskbar icons are now aligned to the center of the taskbar by default, offering an entirely [...]
When you right click a file or folder in Windows 11, you will see an option called “Copy as path” (in between “Compress to ZIP file” and “Properties” options) [...]
In older versions of Windows before Windows 11, the copy, cut, paste, rename and delete options are always visible as text in the context menu when you right-click a file or folder. In Windows [...]
Back in Windows 10, we used to be able to quickly open task manager by simply right-clicking on the taskbar and select Task Manager from the context menu. In Windows 11, however, things have [...]
During Windows 10/11 setup, when you select a particular hard drive or SSD and click “Next”, the setup displays an error that reads “Windows cannot be installed to this disk. [...]
