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How to Use Do Not Disturb in Windows 11
Do not disturb mode is a Windows 11 feature that helps you stay focused on your work by temporarily suppressing incoming notifications and alerts. When enabled, it prevents notifications from appearing on your screen and silences notification sounds, allowing you to concentrate on your tasks without getting distracted. Do…
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How to Change the Download Location in Microsoft Edge
How can I change where Microsoft Edge saves my files?By default, Microsoft Edge will save files to the Downloads folder on your account. You can change the location where Microsoft Edge saves your files, if you want to save your files in a different location. Open your Microsoft Edge web browser.Click on the Menu … in the…
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How to Use a PIN to Sign-in to Windows 11
You can setup a numeric PIN to log in to Windows if you have trouble remembering a complex password, or want a faster way to sign in. Use the instructions below to setup a PIN, so you can use it to sign in. Click on Start ⊞ and select Settings ⚙or press Windows ⊞ + I to quickly access your settings.Click on Accounts in the…
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How to Change the Recycle Bin and Other Desktop Icons in Windows 11
You can change the icons for your Recycle Bin, Control Panel, User's Files, Network or Computer icons that appear on your Windows desktop. This allows you to better personalize your computer and make your frequently used icons easier to find. Use the instructions below to personalize your Windows 11 desktop icon settings.…
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How to Boot Windows 11 in Safe Mode
Windows 11 safe mode is a special mode designed for maintenance and troubleshooting. When you start your computer in safe mode, only the basic files and drivers needed to run Windows are loaded, and any applications or programs that are not required to start Windows are disabled. This can help you diagnose and fix problems…
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How to Resolve Windows Blue Screen of Death Errors
One of the most common errors your computer may experience is the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) error. This error occurs when the operating system encounters a critical error that it cannot recover from. When this happens, the Windows crashes and displays a blue screen with an error message. While Windows 11 has been…
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How to Disable the Windows 11 Startup Sound
Your computer will play the Windows startup sound when it first boots up. If you do not like the audio or want to avoid any noise when starting your computer, you can turn the startup sound off. Use the steps below to disable the default startup sound in Windows. Click on Start ⊞ and select Settings ⚙.Click on System and…
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How to Use Education Themes in Windows 11
You can setup an education theme in Windows 11 to allow students to personalize their wallpaper, accent colors, and more. A personalized device can give students a greater sense of ownership of the product, which means they are much more likely to take good care of it. Read below to learn how to enable education themes and…
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How to Force Quit a Program in Windows 11
You can force-quit programs in Windows 11 to terminate applications that are not responding or cannot be closed conventionally. This situation may occur due to various reasons, such as programs freezing or being obscured. There are two reliable and uncomplicated methods that you can use to terminate these applications. Use…
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How to Check the Refresh Rate of Your Monitor in Windows 11
The refresh rate of your monitor refers to the frequency at which the screen is updated. The refresh rate is measured in units of Hz. This number will generally be between 60 to 500 images per second (60 Hz - 500 Hz). You may want to check your refresh rate to make sure your monitor can handle the frames per second (FPS)…
