Closer look at the new Windows 11 Taskbar Microsoft is introducing a new taskbar on Windows 11, and here’s everything you need to know. Alongside a brand-new Start menu, Windows 11 is also introducing a new version of the Taskbar, which might look similar to the one we know on Windows 10, but the new experience is getting a lot […]
Read moreShould You Upgrade to Windows 11? Windows 11 arrives on October 5, 2021. Unlike the big Windows 10 upgrade offer that felt impossible to avoid, Microsoft isn’t encouraging everyone to upgrade this time. In fact, Microsoft is recommending many PC owners not upgrade. Here’s what you need to know.
Read moreThe 7 Windows 11 Features Every PC User Should Try New to Windows 11? Beyond the fresh look and feel, here’s a handful of our favorite Windows 11 features—including a new store, settings app, wallpapers, and more—that every PC user should check out.
Read moreHow to Find Missing Right-Click Context Menu Options on Windows 11 If you upgraded to Windows 11, you might be confused by the new right-click context menu in File Explorer. Where are all the options you’re used to seeing in Windows 10 and earlier versions of Windows? We’ll help you find them.
Read moreWindows 11 vs. Windows 10: All the big differences Microsoft’s new OS has started to roll out. Here’s every major upgrade compared to Windows 10.
Read moreWindows 11 cheat sheet: Everything you need to know – TechRepublic This comprehensive guide offers details about Microsoft Windows 11, including new features, system requirements and more.
Read moreDownload the latest Windows ISO: How to create a Windows 11 install USB drive Windows 11 is available to download as an .ISO file. You might want a drink before you start, though.
Read moreHere’s everything you’ll lose when upgrading to Windows 11 You’ll get some new features when upgrading to Windows 11, but you’ll also lose some. What you need to know Windows 11 officially started rolling out this week. Upgrading will add new features, but it will also remove some features that were available on Windows 10. Windows 11 removes several options […]
Read moreThe Windows 11 start menu moved, but one setting change moves it back where it should be The Windows Start button belongs on the left side of the taskbar. We’ll show you where to find the setting to move it back.
Read moreHow to Customize the Windows 11 Taskbar The Taskbar on Windows 11 is less versatile than previous versions of Windows, but you can still customize it. Here’s how.
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