Category: Windows 11

Let's review how to install Windows Subsystem for Android in Windows 11 using two methods, Microsoft Store and manually with PowerShell. Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA) will allow you to run Android apps right on the Windows desktop like any native app.

This article will show you how to install optional features in Windows 11. Modern Windows versions are a modular software, with some of the components available on demand. The user can add or remove some of the apps and features depending on his tasks and preferences.

Microsoft today released an optional cumulative update (preview updates are also known as monthly C-updates) for systems running the stable version of Windows 11. Version 22000.282 is available for download via Windows Update or manual installation from the Microsoft Update Catalog.

Android apps support is one of the biggest changes in Windows 11 (and the most exciting for many) Microsoft failed to deliver on day one. The current stable version of Windows 11 lacks Android apps compatibility, but the feature is now getting closer to the public release. On October 20, 2021, Microsoft released the first version of the Android apps subsystem to Windows Insiders in the Beta channel.

Here's how to sideload apps from APK file in Windows 11 Subsystem for Android (WSA). Microsoft has finally made WSA available for the public testing. In addition to the Amazon Store app source, you can can sideload Android apps.

Microsoft just released a new build to Insiders in the Dev channel. Windows 11 Insider Preview Build 22483 only includes general improvements and bug fixes. There is no single new feature.

Microsoft has announced testing of the Windows Subsystem for Android (WSA), which is designed to run Android apps on Windows 11. The new feature is currently only available to Insiders in the US running Windows 11 releases in the Beta channel.

This article explains two ways to change the User Account Image in Windows 11 for both local account and Microsoft account. In Windows 11, Microsoft reworked the out-of-box experience (OOBE), enabling users to set up more settings and customize the system during the first start. One of the changes includes the ability to rename a PC in Windows 11. Still, there is no way to change the account image in Windows 11 during the initial setup.

Today, we will review how to enable or disable Sticky Keys in Windows 11. This useful accessibility feature allows you to release keys and don't hold them when composing a keyboard shortcut or hotkey sequence.