In Windows 11, apps, programs and the system itself can send various notifications in the form of pop up that will appear at the bottom right corner of the desktop screen near the taskbar. [...]
Back in Windows 10 or older, users can easily switch between audio output devices by simply clicking on the speaker icon on the taskbar and selecting an output device. In Windows 11, however, [...]
In Windows 11, you can set the default system UI (user interface) language, also known as Windows display language, so that Windows will use the set language for all texts in all of its system [...]
If a program does not support Unicode (a universal character encoding standard for use with different language), the characters in the program may not be showing properly if it consists of [...]
This tutorial will show you how to add a second keyboard language to Windows 11, how to add the keyboard layout options to the taskbar (or quick settings) in Windows 11, and how to switch [...]
In Windows 11, the date and time formats are defaulted to the regional format you have set during the Windows setup. If you want to change the date format to mm/dd/yyyy, dd/mm/yyyy, or other [...]
In Windows 11, you can show more than just one clock of a time zone on the taskbar. You can add up to two additional clocks of different time zones to be displayed when you click on the date and [...]
In Windows 11, the date and time are automatically set as “Set time automatically” by default. When this option is turned on, users cannot manually change the date and time. Windows [...]
Bluetooth audio devices such as a Bluetooth headphones, headset or speaker need to be paired and connected before they can be used on a Windows PC. This guide shows how to pair and connect [...]
Screen saver, also often written as screensaver, is disabled by default in Windows 11. The feature still exists in Windows 11 but you have to manually turn it on if you want to use it. This [...]
