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 Upgrade Windows 11 Home to Windows 11 Pro

Generally, nowadays many new devices have received Windows 11 Home by default, even though Windows 11 Home itself is actually sufficient to meet the daily needs of ordinary general users, but unfortunately, there are a number of feature limitations in the home version compared to the pro version, for example, it’s just the unavailability of the gpedit option and a number of other power tools.
The solution to getting the most complete features, of course, is to update Windows 11 Home to Windows 11 Pro, then what are the steps? is it possible to upgrade directly, and does it cost money? let’s try guys.
Upgrading Through the Settings Page
Before entering the steps, you must already have a Windows 11 Pro license key that you bought before, if you don’t have it you can buy it first, I don’t recommend using crack and other activators.
Step 1. After having a license key you can just go to the Settings > System > Activation page.

Step 2 . In the Activation section, you can click the Change button in the Change product key section.

Step 3. After that, please enter your Windows 11 Pro license key, where this license contains 25 serial numbers that you get in the Windows 11 purchase package.

Click Next and then click Start, if the serial number matches, then Windows 11 Home will automatically change to Windows 11 Pro.
Upgrading Through the Microsoft Store Page
If by chance you don’t have a Windows 11 Pro serial number, you can also buy it and upgrade directly from the Microsoft Store page on Windows 11.
Step 1. First, go to Settings > System > Activation > Open Store.

Step 2. Next, you will be directed to the Upgrade page in the Microsoft Store, then you just have to buy it as usual by pressing the Buy button.

After you make the purchase process, the upgrade process should start immediately, this process takes about 30 minutes or less depending on the internet connection and the performance of the device you are using.
Well, please try guys, I hope this article is useful. I haven’t tried upgrading with the Windows 10 serial number, but of course, it’s worth a try too, just wait for the next article guys.
Reference : Pureinfotech
Windows 11
How to Remove Ad Banners in Windows 11 File Explorer

As previously reported, Microsoft may be presenting advertisements in Windows 11’s File Explorer. The ad banner is an advertisement for OneDrive’s offerings, which certainly takes away the attractiveness of Windows 11 itself, although not too annoying.
So, how do you get rid of the Ad Banners in File Explorer Windows 11? Calm down, friends; if you are one of those who also get ads in File Explorer, you can follow these few simple steps.
How to Remove Ad Banners in Windows 11 File Explorer
Step 1. First, open Folder Options.
Step 2. Next, in the View section, please search for “Show sync provider notifications,” then uncheck that section.
After you uncheck the “Show sync provider notifications” section, please click OK to save changes.
And after that, there will no longer be OneDrive ad banners in Windows 11 File Explorer.
Well, please try, guys; good luck and hopefully useful.
Windows 11
Download Official File ISO – Windows 11 Insider Build 22579

For those of you Windows 11 Insider Preview users who want to install Windows 11 Build 22567 directly, clean install, and clean from scratch, Microsoft recently released an ISO file for this version of Windows 11 to get the whole installation experience from the ground up.
Well, suppose you’ve read the previous article. In that case, you probably already know that in this latest build, there are several improvements, especially the change to the open with a design which is now back to the old design, the ability to change folder names in the Start Menu, and several other things that you can read. In the previous article.
Now go ahead; if you are interested in downloading the ISO file from Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22579, you can immediately slide on the following Microsoft page. Please select Windows 11 Insider Preview (Dev Channel) Build 22579.

The size itself is not too big, only about 5 Gb, so prepare your quota, guys. With this ISO file, too, you can install Windows 11 on devices that are not supported; you need to use the latest version of Rufus .
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