Category: Windows 11

With Windows 11, Microsoft introduced a new version of Notepad. It is a modern app with extra capabilities that now quickly receives new features from the Store. You may be aware of its new look and dark mode support.

Windows 11 build 22563 includes a hidden feature that Microsoft didn't mention in the change log. It is a redesigned App picker dialog that looks modern thanks to the Fluent Design style. Obviously it supports the dark theme.

Microsoft is rolling out Windows 11 build 22563 to Insiders in the Dev channel. If your PC is set to receive new builds from that channel, be ready to install it. You will find a new compact taskbar mode, an updated look of the Widgets pane, and more. Also, this build is available for ARM64 PCs.

It is very easy to change wallpaper in Windows 11 without activation. While you'll find the Settings app blocked, there are at least three built-in methods that work regardless of the activation status.

Let's see how to install Windows 11 without Internet. Microsoft now requires an active Internet connection to set up a computer with both Windows 11 Home and Pro. That requirement became mandatory with the release of build 22557.

Some users wants to Remove the "System requirements not met" watermark in Windows 11, as it doesn't add any value for the end user. If he managed to install Windows 11 on his device, he is already aware of the hardware incompatibility. Still Windows 11 shows such a notification in the Settings app and on the Desktop.

Microsoft sparked a huge user backlash after unveiling Windows 11 minimum hardware requirements last year. No Windows 11 for you if your computer has a CPU older than Intel's 8th gen or AMD's Zen+ CPUs. Also, TPM 2.0 is a must to run Windows 11 and receive support from Microsoft.

Windows 11 offers multiple ways to change the desktop wallpaper. In our today's post, we will review most of them. Before proceeding, keep in mind that any personalization settings and options in Windows 11 require activating it.

Windows 10 was originally supposed to be the last Windows version, but Microsoft has changed their plans. Now we have Windows 11, but it looks like Windows 12 will follow. Various sources reports that Microsoft has set to begin its development.