#windows 11 2022

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How (and why) to enable Core isolation's Memory integrity feature to enhance security on Windows 11

How (and why) to enable Core isolation’s Memory integrity feature to enhance security on Windows 11

Core isolation’s Memory integrity feature on Windows 10 and Windows 11 helps enhance security. By enabling this feature, you can fight against extreme cybersecurity threats and malicious code. To enable memory integrity, you can use Windows Security, or make a quick edit to enable it via the Windows Registry Editor. Why turn on Core isolation’s Memory integrity? Memory integrity or…

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How to enable and install hidden education themes on Windows 11 to brighten your desktop background

How to enable and install hidden education themes on Windows 11 to brighten your desktop background

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How to uninstall Microsoft Edge on Windows 11 and why it's probably not a good idea

How to uninstall Microsoft Edge on Windows 11 and why it’s probably not a good idea

Microsoft puts its Edge browser on all new devices running Windows 11 this holiday season. As explained in a previous post, you can uninstall Microsoft Edge on Windows 10, but it’s best to just leave the browser unused on your desktop instead of uninstalling it. You’re better off using a different default browser on Windows, but that might not be good enough for you. You might feel like Microsoft…

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How to manage your OneDrive storage so you don't hit your limits (and free up space if you do) on Windows 11 and the web

How to manage your OneDrive storage so you don’t hit your limits (and free up space if you do) on Windows 11 and the web

Microsoft allows users to manage their OneDrive storage and limits on the web and Windows 11. If you download the Windows desktop app, you can check how much storage space is available and find out where you can free up storage space if you are getting close to your limits. When you sign up for OneDrive, you get 5 GB of cloud storage for free. You can always buy more or upgrade to a Microsoft 365…

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How to view and delete your Edge browser data on a single Windows 11 PC, synced across devices, and stored in the cloud

How to view and delete your Edge browser data on a single Windows 11 PC, synced across devices, and stored in the cloud

Did you know you can view and clear your Microsoft Edge browser data any time you want? It’s true, you can choose to clear your browser data in Edge using a single Windows 11 device, across all synced devices, and in the cloud. Clear Edge browser data stored on a single device or across devices To clear your browser data in Edge, you need to check where your Edge browser data is stored. 1. Open a…

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How to enable virtualization on a Windows 11 PC in 3 easy steps

How to enable virtualization on a Windows 11 PC in 3 easy steps

When you enable virtualization on Windows 11, you can emulate a different operating system, including Android and Linux. Many Windows 10 PCs and new devices that come preinstalled with Windows 11 already have virtualization enabled, so following these steps might not be needed. Step #1: Prepare to enable virtualization Before you begin, be sure you know your device’s model and manufacturer, you…

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How to restore the full right-click menu from Windows 10 onto Windows 11 using a single Terminal command

How to restore the full right-click menu from Windows 10 onto Windows 11 using a single Terminal command

Why didn’t Microsoft bring the full right-click menu from Windows 10 to Windows 11? No one knows. Microsoft has made some great changes in Windows 11, but the operating system still has a long way to go before everything gets fixed. Microsoft decided to replace the old right-click menu with a more modern and clean look. The right-click menu that you want to access from Windows 10 is buried behind…

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Every new Windows 10 and Windows 11 Update steals your bandwidth, here's how to fix it

Every new Windows 10 and Windows 11 Update steals your bandwidth, here’s how to fix it

Microsoft has a setting to prioritize new Windows 10 and Windows 11 Update downloads and other processes to take bandwidth away from anything you run. There’s a setting inside Windows 11 that you can change to fix how much bandwidth Microsoft’s apps and services can take. The default setting is to allow Microsoft or Windows apps or processes absolute bandwidth, meaning your PC will prioritize any…

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