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  • Ilmumisaeg: 15-Mar-2022
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  • ISBN-10: 1119858690
  • ISBN-13: 9781119858690
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  • Ilmumisaeg: 15-Mar-2022
  • Kirjastus: For Dummies
  • ISBN-10: 1119858690
  • ISBN-13: 9781119858690
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Filled with tweaks, tips and troubleshooting tricks, this must-have resource to Windows 11 shows you, through step-by-step instructions, how to dig through Microsoft’s ubiquitous operating system and get the most out of the latest version. Original.

Get more out of your Windows 11 computer with easy-to-follow advice

Powering 75% of the PCs on the planet, Microsoft Windows is capable of extraordinary things. And you don’t need to be a computer scientist to explore the nooks and crannies of the operating system! With Windows 11 All-in-One For Dummies, anyone can discover how to dig into Microsoft’s ubiquitous operating system and get the most out of the latest version. From securing and protecting your most personal information to socializing and sharing on social media platforms and making your Windows PC your own through personalization, this book offers step-by-step instructions to unlocking Windows 11’s most useful secrets. 

With handy info from 10 books included in the beginner-to-advanced learning path contained within, this guide walks you through how to: 

  • Install, set up, and customize your Windows 11 PC in a way that makes sense just for you 
  • Use the built-in apps, or download your own, to power some of Windows 11’s most useful features 
  • Navigate the Windows 11 system settings to keep your system running smoothly  

Perfect for anyone who’s looked at their Windows PC and wondered, “I wonder what else it can do?”, Windows 11 All-in-One For Dummies delivers all the tweaks, tips, and troubleshooting tricks you’ll need to make your Windows 11 PC do more than you ever thought possible. 

Introduction 1(4)
About This Book
1(1)
Foolish Assumptions
2(1)
Icons Used in This Book
2(1)
Beyond the Book
3(1)
Where to Go from Here
4(1)
BOOK 1 GETTING STARTED WITH WINDOWS 11
5(62)
Chapter 1 Introducing Windows 11
7(32)
Taking Your First Look at Windows 11
8(1)
Hardware and Software
9(1)
Must You Run Windows?
10(3)
Understanding Important Terminology
13(4)
Buying a Windows 11 Computer
17(3)
Looking inside your PC
20(3)
Secure boot, TPM, and Windows 11
23(1)
Tablets
24(4)
Displays
28(1)
Managing disks and drives
29(3)
Connecting your PC to other devices
32(3)
Video, sound, and multimedia
35(2)
Ultrabooks and convertibles
37(1)
What You Might Not Like about Windows 11
38(1)
Chapter 2 Seeing What's New in Windows 11
39(18)
Rolling Back to Windows 10
40(2)
Microsoft's Design Philosophy behind Windows 11
42(1)
Understanding the Types of Windows 11 Apps
43(2)
Seeing What's New for the Windows Crowd
45(1)
A, new Start menu and taskbar
46(1)
Increased role for Settings
46(1)
Improved performance
47(1)
Better gaming
48(2)
Improved Microsoft Edge
50(1)
Less Cortana
51(1)
Improved security
52(1)
Fine-tuned virtual desktops
53(1)
Improved window snapping and grouping
54(1)
Widgets are back
54(1)
Other apps and improvements
55(2)
Chapter 3 Windows 11 Versions
57(10)
Windows 11 Editions
58(2)
Buying the right edition, the first time
60(1)
Narrowing the choices
61(1)
64-bit is the new normal
62(1)
Which Version of Windows Are You Running?
63(4)
BOOK 2 PERSONALIZING WINDOWS
67(200)
Chapter 1 Getting Around in Windows
69(14)
Navigating around the Desktop
70(4)
Using Windows 11 on Tablets and Touchscreens
74(1)
Shut Down, Sleep, Restart, Sign Out, Lock, Sleep
75(3)
Taking Screen Shots
78(1)
Keyboard Shortcuts
79(4)
Chapter 2 Logging into Windows 11
83(14)
Working with the Lock Screen
84(1)
Signing in
85(1)
Changing the picture for the lock screen
85(4)
Adding and removing apps on the lock screen
89(1)
Logging in without a Password
90(1)
Creating a PIN
90(2)
Windows Hello
92(2)
Bypassing Passwords
94(3)
Chapter 3 Handling Notifications and Quick Actions
97(10)
What, Exactly, Is a Notification?
98(1)
Using the Notification Center
99(2)
Disabling Notifications
101(1)
Enabling Focus Assist
102(2)
Using Quick Actions
104(3)
Chapter 4 Managing User Accounts
107(20)
Understanding Why You Need Separate User Accounts
108(1)
Choosing Account Types
109(1)
What's a standard account?
109(1)
What's an administrator account?
110(1)
Choosing between standard and administrator accounts
110(2)
Knowing What's Good and Bad about Microsoft Accounts
112(1)
Adding Accounts in Windows 11
113(1)
Adding a user with a Microsoft account
114(1)
Adding a local (offline) account
115(3)
Adding a Child Account
118(1)
Changing Other Users' Settings
119(1)
Setting a standard account as administrator
119(1)
Modifying the settings of other accounts
120(4)
Switching Users
124(3)
Chapter 5 Understanding Microsoft Accounts
127(12)
Realizing Which Accounts Are Microsoft Accounts
128(1)
Deciding Whether You Want a Microsoft Account
129(2)
Setting Up a Microsoft Account
131(1)
Creating an Outlook.com account
132(1)
Making any email address a Microsoft account
133(3)
Discontinuing Your Microsoft Account
136(1)
Taking Care of Your Microsoft Account
137(1)
Controlling Which Windows 11 Settings Get Synchronized
137(2)
Chapter 6 Protecting Your Privacy
139(16)
Realizing Why You Should Care about Privacy
140(2)
Handling Your Privacy in Windows 11
142(1)
Limiting diagnostics and feedback data collection
143(2)
Viewing the diagnostic data sent to Microsoft
145(1)
Knowing What Connections Windows Prefers
146(1)
Seeing Fewer Ads in Windows 11
147(2)
Controlling Location Tracking
149(3)
Blocking all location tracking in Windows 11
152(1)
Blocking location tracking in an app
153(1)
Minimizing Privacy Intrusion
154(1)
Book 3 Working On The Desktop
155(2)
Chapter 1 Running Your Desktop from Start to Finish
157(26)
Working with the Desktop
158(1)
Changing the background
159(2)
Switching Windows 11 themes
161(1)
Battling dark mode and light mode
162(1)
Setting Up Your Display
163(1)
Switching the night light on and off
163(1)
Enabling HDR and auto HDR
164(2)
Setting the screen resolution
166(1)
Changing the size of text, apps, and other items
167(1)
Adjusting the refresh rate
168(2)
Using magnification
170(1)
Working with a Mouse and a Touchpad
170(1)
Snapping app windows
171(2)
Configuring the mouse
173(1)
Setting up the trackpad
174(1)
Using Virtual Desktops
175(1)
Moving apps between virtual desktops
176(1)
Managing Icons and Shortcuts
177(1)
Creating shortcuts
178(2)
Arranging icons on the desktop
180(1)
The Recycle Bin
181(2)
Chapter 2 Personalizing the Start Menu
183(10)
Touring the Start Menu
184(1)
Modifying the Start Menu
185(1)
Adding, moving and removing pinned apps
186(2)
Changing your picture
188(1)
Personalizing the Recommended section
189(1)
Adding and removing Start menu folders
190(1)
Moving the Start menu and taskbarto the left
191(2)
Chapter 3 Exploring Search and the Taskbar
193(16)
Searching in Windows 11
194(2)
Searching is the fastest way to start apps
196(2)
Filtering search results to find what you need
198(1)
Starting apps as admin from a Windows search
199(1)
Searching your entire PC
200(2)
Touring the Windows 11 Taskbar
202(1)
Using the taskbar
203(1)
Using jump lists and other taskbar tricks
203(2)
Pinning apps to the taskbar
205(2)
Adding and removing taskbar items
207(2)
Chapter 4 Working with Files and Folders
209(22)
Using File Explorer
210(1)
Navigating File Explorer
210(2)
Viewing and opening your file and folders
212(3)
Creating and managing files and folders
215(2)
Searching for files
217(1)
Sorting and grouping files and folders
218(1)
Displaying file extensions
219(2)
Viewing hidden files
221(1)
Pinning items to and removing items from Quick Access
222(1)
Enabling and disabling check boxes for files and folders
222(2)
Sharing files
224(1)
Working with ZIP Files
225(1)
Creating a ZIP file
226(1)
Extracting a ZIP file
227(1)
Right-Clicking in Windows 11
228(3)
Chapter 5 Connecting to the Internet and Browsing the Web
231(16)
Connecting to the Internet
232(1)
Connecting a desktop PC to the network
232(1)
Connecting your laptop or tablet to Wi-Fi
233(1)
Connecting to hidden Wi-Fi
234(2)
Using Microsoft Edge
236(1)
Familiarizing yourself with Microsoft Edge
237(1)
Enabling vertical tabs in Microsoft Edge
238(1)
InPrivate browsing with Microsoft Edge
239(2)
Adding extensions to Microsoft Edge
241(2)
Using Other Web Browsers
243(1)
Changing the Default Browser in Windows 11
243(4)
Chapter 6 Calling on Cortana
247(10)
The Cortana Backstory
247(1)
Setting up Cortana
248(2)
Turning on Voice Activation for Cortana
250(1)
Using Cortana
251(2)
Exploring Cortana's Settings
253(2)
Useful or Fun Commands for Cortana
255(2)
Chapter 7 Maintaining Your Drives
257(10)
Using Maintenance Tools for Your Computer Drives
258(1)
Formatting drives
258(2)
Freeing up storage space with Storage Sense
260(1)
Running an error check on a drive
261(2)
Defragmenting a drive
263(1)
Maintaining solid-state drives
264(1)
Accessing the Health Report
265(2)
BOOK 4 USING WINDOWS APPS
267(126)
Chapter 1 Using the Mail and Calendar Apps
269(24)
Choosing Mail and Calendar Apps
271(1)
Comparing email apps
272(3)
Comparing calendar apps
275(2)
Choosing the right package
277(1)
Using the Mail App
277(4)
Creating an email message
281(3)
Searching for email in the Mail app
284(1)
Mail Settings
284(1)
Adding a new email account
284(2)
Setting extra options
286(1)
Avoiding Calendar App Collisions
287(3)
Adding calendar items
290(1)
Struggling with the Calendar app's shortcomings
291(2)
Chapter 2 Keeping Track of People
293(10)
Alternatives to the People App
294(1)
The Contact List in Windows 11
294(1)
Adding Contacts in the People App
295(1)
Adding accounts to People
295(4)
Editing a contact
299(2)
Adding a contact
301(2)
Chapter 3 Working with Photos
303(12)
Viewing Pictures with the Photos App
304(2)
Adding Photos
306(1)
Importing pictures from a camera or an external drive
307(1)
Adding folders to the Photos app
308(1)
Editing Photos
309(3)
Switching to Light Mode in the Photos App
312(1)
Working with Albums
313(2)
Chapter 4 Note-Taking with OneNote
315(14)
Getting Started in OneNote with or without a Pen
316(2)
Adding Notebooks, Sections, and Pages
318(4)
Adding Content to a OneNote Page
322(3)
Sending Sites from Microsoft Edge to OneNote
325(1)
Configuring OneNote's Settings
326(3)
Chapter 5 Storing in OneDrive
329(16)
What Is OneDrive?
330(1)
Setting Up a OneDrive Account
331(3)
The Four States of OneDrive Data
334(5)
Adding Files and Folders to OneDrive
339(3)
Changing the States of OneDrive Data
342(1)
Sharing OneDrive Files and Folders
343(2)
Chapter 6 Communicating with Skype
345(14)
Signing Up with Skype
346(4)
Adding a Contact
350(1)
Testing Your Skype Settings
351(2)
Improving Skype's Settings
353(2)
Making Individual and Group Calls
355(1)
Recording Calls
356(3)
Chapter 7 Using Widgets
359(6)
Working with Widgets
360(1)
Customizing Widgets
361(2)
Adding Widgets
363(2)
Chapter 8 Handling Music, Movies, and Videos
365(16)
Getting Your Groove Music On
366(2)
Choosing where Groove Music looks for music
368(2)
Creating playlists in Groove Music
370(1)
Playing Videos and Music with Windows Media Player
371(2)
Ripping Music from Your Old CDs
373(2)
Setting Up Spotify
375(2)
Creating Your Own Videos
377(2)
Using the Movies & TV App
379(2)
Chapter 9 Playing Games
381(12)
Searching the Microsoft Store for Games
382(2)
Enabling Game Mode
384(2)
Using the Xbox Game Bar
386(2)
Setting the Default Graphics Card
388(1)
Bringing Back the Classics
389(4)
BOOK 5 MANAGING APPS
393(48)
Chapter 1 Navigating the Microsoft Store
395(10)
Understanding What a Windows 11 App Can Do
396(2)
Browsing the Microsoft Store
398(4)
Installing Apps from the Microsoft Store
402(1)
Uninstalling Windows 11 Apps
403(2)
Chapter 2 Using Built-in Applications
405(18)
Checking Out the New Clock App
406(2)
Getting Weather Forecasts
408(1)
Editing Text Files with Notepad
409(2)
Writing with WordPad
411(3)
Doing Math with Calculator
414(2)
Checking Out the New Paint App
416(1)
Creating Sticky Notes
417(1)
Keeping Track of Tasks with Microsoft To Do
418(1)
Navigating with Maps
419(4)
Chapter 3 Getting Apps from the Web
423(8)
Finding Safe Places to Download Desktop Apps
424(2)
Checking Apps for Malware
426(2)
Uninstalling Desktop Apps or Programs
428(3)
Chapter 4 Keeping Apps and Drivers Up to Date
431(10)
Updating Your Microsoft Store Apps
432(2)
Updating Programs and Desktop Apps
434(3)
Updating Drivers
437(4)
BOOK 6 SHARING, SOCIALIZING, AND WORKING ONLINE
441(62)
Chapter 1 Being Social on Facebook and Twitter
443(30)
Getting Started with Facebook
443(1)
Choosing the Facebook App or Facebook.com
444(2)
Signing up for a Facebook account
446(7)
Building a great Timeline
453(4)
Downloading your Facebook data
457(2)
Using the other Facebook apps for Windows
459(1)
Getting Started with Twitter
460(1)
Understanding Twitter
461(3)
Setting up a Twitter account
464(5)
Tweeting for beginners
469(4)
Chapter 2 Mastering Tools for Remote Work
473(30)
Getting Started with LinkedIn
474(1)
Signing up for LinkedIn
475(4)
Understanding LinkedIn basics
479(1)
Using LinkedIn apps for Windows and mobile devices
480(1)
Video Conferencing with Zoom
481(1)
Downloading and installing Zoom
482(1)
Setting up a Zoom account
483(2)
Signing into Zoom cloud meetings
485(1)
Scheduling a Zoom meeting
486(2)
Joining a Zoom meeting
488(1)
Contacting Others through Teams
489(1)
Getting started with Microsoft Teams
489(1)
Chatting from Windows 11
490(2)
Starting a meeting from Windows 11
492(1)
Accessing the full Microsoft Teams experience
493(1)
Working Remotely with Windows 11
494(1)
Enabling remote desktop connections
495(1)
Connecting with Remote Desktop Connection
496(2)
Connecting a second monitor
498(1)
Installing a webcam
499(1)
Adding clocks to the taskbar
500(3)
BOOK 7 CONTROLLING YOUR SYSTEM
503(96)
Chapter 1 Navigating Windows Settings and Languages
505(16)
Understanding the Settings App
506(3)
Exploring the Control Panel
509(2)
Putting Shortcuts to Settings on Your Desktop
511(3)
God Mode (Still) Works in Windows 11
514(2)
Using Search to Quickly Find Settings
516(1)
Installing New Languages in Windows 11
517(4)
Chapter 2 Managing Windows Updates
521(14)
Understanding the Terminology
522(2)
Installing Updates for Windows 11
524(1)
Postponing Windows 11 Updates
525(1)
Getting Updates for Office
526(1)
Stopping Updates from Rebooting Your PC
527(1)
Getting Information about and Removing Updates
528(2)
The Case against Windows Automatic Update
530(1)
Blocking Windows 11 Updates
531(1)
When is it a good time to unblock updates?
532(3)
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting and Getting Help
535(30)
Troubleshooting the Easy Way
536(1)
Troubleshooting the Hard Way
537(1)
Tackling installation problems
537(2)
Problems with installing updates
539(6)
Using Windows Terminal
545(2)
Experimenting with Windows Sandbox
547(1)
Tricks to Using Microsoft Support
548(1)
The problems with Windows Help & Learning
549(1)
Managing your expectations of Windows Help & Learning
549(2)
Snapping Your Problems
551(1)
Recording a Video of Your Problems
552(3)
Connecting to Remote Assistance
555(1)
Understanding the interaction
555(1)
Making the connection
556(5)
Troubleshooting Remote Assistance
561(1)
Getting Better Help Online
562(3)
Chapter 4 Storing in Storage Spaces
565(10)
Understanding the Virtualization of Storage
566(2)
Setting Up Storage Spaces
568(4)
Working with Storage Spaces
572(2)
Storage Space Strategies
574(1)
Chapter 5 Working with Printers
575(14)
Installing a Printer
576(1)
Attaching a local printer
577(1)
Installing a network printer
578(3)
Using the Print Queue
581(1)
Displaying a print queue
582(1)
Pausing and resuming a print queue
583(1)
Pausing, restarting, and resuming a document
583(1)
Canceling a document
584(1)
Troubleshooting Printing
585(2)
Removing a printer
587(1)
Stopping a print job you've sent by mistake
587(2)
Chapter 6 Working with USB and Bluetooth Devices
589(10)
Connecting USB Devices
590(1)
Configuring AutoPlay for removable devices
591(1)
Removing USB devices
592(2)
Connecting Bluetooth Devices
594(2)
Unpairing Bluetooth Devices
596(3)
BOOK 8 MAINTAINING WINDOWS
599(68)
Chapter 1 Backing Up Data
601(16)
Finding Windows 7's Backup Options in Windows 11
602(1)
The Future of Reliable Storage Is in the Cloud
603(1)
Backing Up and Restoring Files with File History
603(1)
Setting up File History
604(1)
Checking whether File History backed up your data
605(1)
Restoring data from File History
606(2)
Changing File History settings
608(3)
Storing to and through the Cloud
611(1)
Considering cloud storage privacy concerns
612(1)
Reaping the benefits of backup and storage in the cloud
613(1)
Choosing an online backup and sharing service
614(3)
Chapter 2 Resetting Windows to a Working State
617(16)
Resuscitating Malfunctioning Windows 11 PCs
618(2)
Resetting Your Windows 11 PC
620(3)
Resetting Your PC to Factory Settings
623(2)
Restoring to an Earlier Point
625(1)
Enabling System Protection
626(2)
Creating a restore point
628(1)
Rolling back to a restore point
628(5)
Chapter 3 Troubleshooting with Safe Mode
633(8)
Working in Safe Mode
634(1)
Accessing safe mode
634(3)
Using safe mode for troubleshooting
637(1)
Entering the Windows Recovery Environment
638(3)
Chapter 4 Monitoring Windows
641(10)
Viewing Events
641(1)
Using Event Viewer
642(2)
Events worthy -- and not worthy -- of viewing
644(1)
Gauging System Reliability
645(6)
Chapter 5 Managing Running Apps, Processes, and Startup Apps
651(16)
Using Task Manager
652(1)
Starting Task Manager
653(1)
Viewing running apps and processes
653(3)
Dealing with Misbehaving Apps
656(1)
Killing apps that don't respond
656(1)
Keeping an eye on performance
657(2)
Getting More Info from Task Manager
659(1)
Viewing App History
659(1)
Managing startup programs
660(3)
Checking out details and services
663(2)
Managing Startup Apps from Settings
665(2)
BOOK 9 SECURING WINDOWS
667(90)
Chapter 1 Spies, Spams, and Scams Are Out to Get You
669(36)
Understanding the Hazards -- and the Hoaxes
670(1)
The primary infection vectors
671(2)
Zombies and botnets
673(2)
Phishing
675(5)
419 scams
680(3)
I'm from Microsoft, and I'm here to help
683(1)
Oday exploits
684(1)
Staying Informed
685(1)
Relying on reliable sources
686(1)
Ditching the hoaxes
686(2)
Is My Computer Infected?
688(1)
Evaluating telltale signs
689(1)
Where did that message come from?
689(2)
What to do next
691(2)
Shunning scareware
693(1)
Getting Protected
694(1)
Protecting against malware
695(1)
Stop using Java and Flash
696(1)
Using your credit card safely online
697(1)
Defending your privacy
698(2)
Reducing spam
700(2)
Dealing with Data Breaches
702(3)
Chapter 2 Fighting Viruses and Other Malware
705(12)
Basic Windows Security Do's and Don'ts
706(4)
Making Sense of Malware
710(3)
Deciphering Browsers' Inscrutable Warnings
713(1)
Google Chrome
713(2)
Mozilla Firefox
715(1)
Microsoft Edge
715(2)
Chapter 3 Running Built-in Security Programs
717(26)
Working with Windows Security
718(2)
Adjusting Windows Security
720(2)
Running Windows Security manually
722(2)
Controlling Folder Access
724(2)
Judging SmartScreen
726(3)
Booting Securely with UEFI
729(1)
A brief history of BIOS
730(1)
How UEFI is different from and better than BIOS
731(1)
How Windows 11 uses UEFI
732(1)
Controlling User Account Control
733(2)
Poking at Windows Defender Firewall
735(1)
Understanding Defender Firewall basic features
736(1)
Speaking your firewall's lingo
737(1)
Peeking into your firewall
738(1)
Making inbound exceptions
739(4)
Chapter 4 Enhancing Your Security
743(14)
Encrypting Your PC with BitLocker
744(3)
Managing Your Passwords
747(1)
Using password managers
747(1)
My recommendations
747(1)
Rockin' RoboForm
748(1)
Liking Bitwarden
749(2)
Fighting Back at Tough Scumware
751(1)
Securing Your Communication with VPN
752(1)
What's a VPN?
752(2)
Setting up a VPN in Windows 11
754(2)
Which paid VPN services should you consider?
756(1)
BOOK 10 ENHANCING WINDOWS
757(80)
Chapter 1 Linking Android to Windows
759(12)
Making Windows Talk to Your Android Device
760(2)
Trying Samsung DeX
762(1)
Linking an Android Smartphone to a PC
763(2)
Using the Your Phone app
765(2)
Removing your Android device from the Your Phone app
767(1)
Turning a Smartphone into a PC Webcam
768(3)
Chapter 2 Using Your iPhone with Windows
771(20)
Installing iTunes on Windows 11
772(1)
Setting up iTunes
773(1)
Synchronizing the iPhone with Windows 11
774(2)
Installing iCIoud on Windows 11
776(2)
Controlling Windows from an iPhone or iPad
778(3)
Chapter 3 Wrangling E-Book Files
781(1)
Working with E-Book Files
782(1)
Introducing popular e-book formats
782(1)
Reading e-book files on your PC
783(1)
Organizing your e-book files with calibre
784(3)
Getting e-Books from Your PC to Your Kindle
787(1)
Emailing books from your PC to your Kindle
787(2)
Receiving emailed books from a friend
789(2)
Chapter 4 Getting Started with Gmail and Other Google Apps
791(18)
Introducing Google's Ecosystem
793(3)
Setting Up Gmail
796(2)
Sending and Reading Emails from Gmail
798(1)
Moving an Existing Account to Gmail
799(3)
Adding Google Drive to File Explorer
802(2)
Using Google Apps to View and Edit Files
804(5)
Chapter 5 Using Outlook.com and Microsoft 365
809(12)
Using Outlook.com
810(2)
Sweeping emails in Outlook.com
812(2)
Bringing some sanitytoyourOutlook.com inbox
814(1)
Handling Outlook.com Failures
815(2)
The Office App and Microsoft 365
817(1)
Using the Free Office Web Apps
818(3)
Chapter 6 Discovering the Best Free Windows Add-Ons
821(16)
Windows Apps You Absolutely Must Have
821(1)
VLC Media Player
822(1)
Bitwarden
823(1)
Recuva
824(1)
The Best of the Rest -- All Free
825(1)
Ninite
825(1)
Revo Uninstaller
826(1)
Paint.NET
827(1)
7-Zip
828(1)
qBittorrent
829(1)
Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive, or
829(1)
Other interesting free software
830(1)
You may not need to buy Microsoft Office
831(1)
Don't Pay for Software You Don't Need!
832(1)
Windows 11 has all the antivirus software you need
833(1)
Windows 11 doesn't need a disk defragger
833(1)
Windows 11 doesn't need a disk partitioner
833(1)
Windows 11 doesn't need a registry cleaner
834(1)
Windows 11 doesn't need a backup program
835(1)
Don't turn off services or hack your registry
835(2)
Index 837
Ciprian Adrian Rusen is cofounder of Digital Citizen (digitalcitizen.life), a tech blog that posts how-to articles on consumer technologies. Ciprian is also co-author of Windows 10 All-in-One For Dummies, 4th Edition and author of Windows 10 At Work For Dummies.