As previously reported, Microsoft updated Emoji in Windows 11 starting with Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22478, then can we use and install these Emojis on Windows 11 Stable and Windows 10? hmm, let’s try.

For the record, here I am using Windows 10 Enterprise LTSC 2019 which is based on Windows 10 1809, and this is the default emoji present in this OS.

And right away, we try to install the new Emoji Windows 11 on Windows 10 that I use, and here are the steps.

Step 1. First, please download the following Font file.

Step 2. Next, please open the file that you downloaded just now, and see the version that appears there, make sure it must be version 1.32

Step 3. Next, please click Install to directly apply the new emoji.

If so, please restart your Windows 10, and now Emoji should have changed to New Emojis released for Windows 11. It looks like in the following image.

Well, how easy is it, but you need to know, that not all Windows applications support this new emoji, so maybe you will still get the old emoji when you open the Emoji feature in Windows 10 that you are using.

How to Restore Emoji Like Before

The way is easy, basically, you just need to delete the fonts that we installed earlier, First, make sure you close all open applications other than the Settings application, then on the Settings page > Personalization > Fonts > Please search for “Emoji” and delete the font.

If it’s finished, don’t forget to restart your Windows 10, then the next font will return to all positions before you install the new Windows 11 font.

Well it’s easy isn’t it, please try guys, hopefully, it’s useful.

The cache is a temporary file created by the system and existing applications. This cache file will be reused to speed up the existing process because there is no need to download the same file again and again — in theory.

But if the storage space in Windows 11 starts to run out, or is experiencing problems with decreasing system performance, clearing the cache can be an option.

This article will provide ways that you can do to clear cache in Windows 11.

Deleting Temporary Files.

1. Press Windows + R, then enter cleanmgr /low disk.

2. Select the system partition where Windows 11 is installed.

3. Put a checkmark on all the available options. If you have clicked OK .

4. Finally, click Delete files when a confirmation appears and you just need to wait for the deletion process to complete.

5. Done.

In addition to the above methods, you can also delete temporary files manually in the following ways.

1. Press Windows + R, then enter temp or % Temp %.

2. When the temp folder opens, press CTRL + A to select all files, then press SHIFT + Delete to permanently delete the files. Then wait for the process to finish.

3. Done.

Clearing the Microsoft Store cache

1. Press Windows + R, then type wsreset.exe

2. A Command Prompt window will open, leave it alone, wait for the cache deletion process to complete and the Microsoft Store will open automatically.

3. Done.

Utilizing Storage Sense

You can take advantage of the Storage Sense feature in Windows 11 to automatically delete temporary files. To activate Storage Sense, you can follow these steps.

1. Open Settings.

2. Open System.

3. On the right pane, click Storage.

4. Click ( On ) on the Storage Sense option.

5. Click the arrow icon ( > ) on the right in the Storage Sense option.

6. In the Run Storage Sense option, make sure the option is During low free disk space.

7. Then at the bottom, you can also set how long the file is in the recycle bin before it is automatically deleted.

8. Done.

After previously getting the Paint application in Windows 11, it now seems that Microsoft will start updating their other applications, one of which is Notepad.

Yep, regarding this, recently a screenshot was leaked to the public where the screenshot shows the new settings on Notepad in the style of Windows 11.

Well, just like in the picture above, the Notepad version shows version 11.2110.13.0, and of course, it’s different from the current version at 10.2103.6.0, in the screenshot, you can also see that the Notepad settings carry the typical Windows 11 style, both from Font, Rounded Corners, Dropdown Options and more.

While on the editor page, the Help, and Format options have been removed, and now only the File, Edit and View options are left.

Even so, because this is still a leak, there is no official information from Microsoft regarding the details of the release of this new Notepad application.

So what do you think? comment below guys.

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