If you’ve upgraded to Windows 11/10 and are having problems with the Start Menu, then in today’s post, we show you what to do to attempt to resolve the issue if your Windows 11/10 Start menu ...

If you are using Windows 11/10 and you want to rename Start Menu apps, here is what you need to do. Programs get added in Start Menu automatically after installation with the default name.

Windows has a dedicated app to access Copilot, and in this guide, you'll find everything a beginner person needs to get ...

Start troubleshooting ... If at any time you aren't able to access Settings via Windows key + I, you can also visit Settings by pressing Windows key + R, then typing ms-settings:, and pressing Enter.

There’s also a minor update to the position of your profile picture in the Start menu - wow, Microsoft, really pulling out all the stops here, are you? Windows 10 users can expect the new update ...

Nearly every version of Windows ... internet access. But Safe Mode isn't meant to be used every day. You'll use Safe Mode when your computer isn't working correctly, or when it won't start up ...

According to the software giant, customers running Windows 10 and 11 (versions between 20H2 and 22H2) might experience problems with opening the Start menu, Windows Search, and various UWP apps.

Click on "Bluetooth & devices" in the left sidebar, then select "Printers & scanners" on the right. Click on the printer you ...

Then search for ‘activation’ in the Start Menu and click on it to see whether your Windows 10 licence is activated. If your Windows isn’t activated, you’ll need to buy a licence from a reputable third ...

I’m seeing all kinds of problems online with the latest Windows update and worried that it will be installed automatically.

Four quick ways to restore lost functionality and make the operating system less onerousWith just a few clicks, you can ...

OneDrive is included with all new copies of Windows 10 by default. But if you're using ... you probably need to install it first. 1. Click the Start search box or press the Windows key + Q and ...