Windows 11
Tips for Making the Most of New Features in Windows 11 – Part 1

Windows 11 has come with a completely updated interface, several new security features, including some for Business and Enterprise customers, as well as several productivity functions and multitasking improvements as well. Windows 11 is available as a free download, but the minimum system requirements are quite strict compared to previous versions of Windows.
Windows 11 has been widely downloaded and installed on users’ devices, and since it is a novelty, there are some tips and tricks to become more reliable in using the operating system, thereby improving your experience and productivity.
Pin & Unpin Apps to Start Menu
There’s a new Windows 11 logo on the taskbar, and it’s a new Start Menu that includes apps pinned directly in the main menu. Launch the Start Menu. Click on ‘All Applications’ and it will show a list of applications available on the PC, right-click on the application you want to pin and click on ‘Pin to Start.
Similarly, when you want to unpin an app from the Start Menu, right-click on a specific app and click ‘Unpin from Start.
From here you can also adjust a few more settings like moving any app to the top, pinning it to the Taskbar, uninstalling apps, or checking settings.
Dictation With Punctuation
The narrator in Windows 11 has got a new feature of auto punctuation. Yes, it means that the dictation that you provide will automatically add punctuation if needed.
Open Notepad and press Win + H keys on PC. This will open the dictation feature. Click on the Settings icon and toggle the tab, “Auto punctuation”. Dictation will now automatically add punctuation when and where needed.
Sound Settings
With Windows 11, you can now adjust sound settings directly from the System Tray. Actually, Network settings, Voice Control and Battery Settings are now combined in one button. Click one of the icons in the System Tray and it will open all the settings.
To customize Voice Control, click the arrow next to the volume buttons and it will show you all the audio devices connected to the PC for output, and you can switch easily with one click.
Not only that, you can now control the Volume Mixer too directly from the desktop. Right-click on the volume icon and you can see a direct link to Volume Mixer and other Sound Settings on PC.
Snap Layouts
Microsoft has added a new feature called Snap Layouts in Windows 11. In Windows 10, when opening a window, users usually only had three options, to minimize, maximize, or close the window, but now, you can see six different snap layouts.
Show Taskbar on All Screens
With Windows 11, you can now see the Taskbar on all screens. It should be noted, now the Taskbar also has a completely new look. To see the Taskbar on all screens, do the following:
- Right-click on the desktop and go to Personalize
- Scroll down to Taskbar
- Scroll down to Taskbar Behaviors and you will see the option ‘Show my taskbar on all display’
Move Start Menu to Left
Start Menu in Windows 11 is no longer on the left as before, but its position is in the middle. But to return its position to the left, you can do:
- Right-click on the desktop and click Personalize
- Scroll down to Taskbar
- Under the Taskbar Behaviors tab, you will see Taskbar sync options
- Select Left and your Taskbar will shift to the far left of the screen
- You can bring it back to the centre whenever you want
Reset Network Settings
Microsoft has added an option on the Settings page to help you if you are having trouble with the network connectivity you are using. This error often occurs when the drivers are not up to date or some settings are not configured properly.
- Launch the Start Menu, go to Settings.
- Select Network & Internet.
- Go to Advanced Network Settings and click Reset Network.
- This will reset all Network Adapters to factory settings.
Doing this will remove and then reinstall all network adapters and will also set other network components back to their original settings.
Next up: Tips for Making the Most of New Features Built-in Windows 11 – Part 2
Windows 11
How to Record Screen in Windows 11 Without Application

Did you know, on windows 11 you can record layer/screen recorder without having to install any application? That’s right, Windows 11 already has a built-in Screen Recording feature where you can take more efficient layer recordings, where you can share the results of this screen recording video directly to video streaming platforms such as YouTube, Twitter, and others.
Not only that, but you can also edit the screen record video first before you share it.
Here’s How to Record Screen in Windows 11 Without Applications:
- Open this Screen Recorder application by pressing the Windows key + G
- Next click the Capture option
- Click the Start Recording button or you can also press the Win + Alt + R keys to start the Screen Recorder capture process.
- To view the screen recordings stored on your Windows 11 PC/Laptop storage, you can go to the Windows Explorer > This PC > Videos > Captures directory.
How to Record Screen in Windows 11 Using Apps
If with the first method above, you feel unsatisfied and feel quite complicated. You can use third-party applications that are more simple and more effective.
One of the applications is the Windows 11 Screen Recorder application which you can download and install for free.
Windows 11
How to Disable Password on Windows 11 PC/Laptop

Passwords in an operating system are one of the additional security features, including Windows 11. It seems important because when you install windows 11, you are required to create a password.
Creating a password in Windows 11 is a pretty good solution, as it can keep your data and system secret.
However, there are times when we don’t need a password at all, such as using a computer for public and educational purposes.
Therefore, in this article, we will give you a solution on how to disable or remove passwords on Windows 11, and you can directly enter Windows without having to enter a password first.
For this, there are two solutions that you can do, including:
1. Disable Password from User Accounts Panel Windows 11
- The first method, the method is quite easy and simple, you can go to the account settings menu by pressing the Windows key + R then type the command:
Netplwiz
- Then uncheck “Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer” then click Apply and click OK
- Next, you will be asked to enter the login details for the Microsoft/Local account connected to your computer and leave the password blank. And after that click the OK button.
- After that, you no longer need to enter any password every time you log into your computer/laptop. You can restart your computer for a test run.
2. Disabling Passwords from the Windows 11 System Registry
For the second way, you can delete the windows 11 password through the windows 11 registry system, for how to follow these steps:
- Press Windows key + R then type the command:
Regedit
Then navigate to the directory:
Computer\HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
There look for ‘DefaultUserName’ in the Winlogon folder. If it’s not there, right-click on an empty area, hover over New > String Value > name the file DefaultUserName.
- Double Click on the string you just created, enter your Microsoft Account username or email ID in the ‘Value data’ section, and click OK to save the changes.
- After that, create another string and name it ‘DefaultPassword.’
- Double click on the string ‘DefaultPassword‘, enter your Microsoft password under ‘Value data, and click OK.
- In the Winlogon folder, navigate to the string ‘AutoAdminLogon‘. If you can’t find it, create one as shown above, and double-click on it to change the value data. Finally, type 1 under ‘Value data’ instead of 0, click the OK button, and close Registry Editor. Now, restart your computer to do a test run.
Windows 11
How to Overcome Windows 11 Can’t Drag and Drop

Since Microsoft officially released Windows 11 to the public. Users commonly use several features that do not function normally, one of which is the drag and drop feature. There are usually minor bugs on new operating systems, or the omission of some features is commonplace, including in Windows 11.
In Windows 11, the drag and drop function on the taskbar is not a bug, but Microsoft has disabled or removed this feature in Windows 11.
For those of you who are used to working on Windows 11 using the drag and drop feature, you may feel a little lost because you are used to using this feature.
Therefore, in this article, we will give you tips on how to deal with windows 11 that cannot drag and drop; here are the steps:
1. Using Alt + Tab Shortcut To Drag and Drop
This method is the best solution that can be used for those of you who are familiar with drag and drop. To do so, follow the steps below:
First, click and hold on the file or folder you want to drag and drop. Then move a little to the left or right until it forms a shadow like this:
- Hold the file or folder, and then press the Alt + Tab key to open the tab.
- Then you will see a list of all existing windows. Select where the file you want to move is by pressing the Tab key repeatedly without releasing the ALT key.
- If you have chosen where the file will be dropped, release the ALT + Tab key, then your file or folder will automatically move to the location you selected.
2. Change Registry System
By modifying the system registry, you can reactivate the Drag and Drop function in Windows 11; the method is as follows:
- Press Windows key + R, then type:

- then press the Enter key or click Ok
- Next, navigate to the directory:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Shell\Update\Packages
- Then in the Packages directory, right-click on a space, and click New > DWORD (32-bit) Value.
- Then make the name UndockingDisabled.
- Then double click on the UndockingDisabled file, fill in the Value Data to 1, and click OK.
- Then close the system registry > restart your PC/Laptop.
Then the drag and drop function will be active again in windows 11
Using Third Party Applications
Suppose you are lazy and feel complicated with the method above. In that case, you can use a third-party application to restore the drag and drop function and several other functions that are not available on Windows 11.
This application is called ” StartAllBack: Windows 11 from better timeline “. Install the application; then, all functions will be active, including the drag and drop function that no longer exists in Windows 11.
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