Showing file extensions in Windows 11 isn’t a big deal in theory, but in practice, it can be kinda maddening—especially if you rely on quickly

Setting a video as your wallpaper in Windows 11 can really turn your desktop from boring to kinda cool, but it’s not a built-in feature.

Setting up Windows 11 without linking to a Microsoft account? Yeah, it’s kinda weird how Microsoft pushes that login requirement during setup. Like, they really

Setting up Windows 11 without an internet connection might feel like trying to bake a cake without flour—kind of weird, but surprisingly doable. It can

Setting up multiple monitors on Windows 11 seems straightforward at first — just plug ’em in, tweak a few settings, and you’re good to go.

Setting your printer as the default in Windows 11 is pretty straightforward, but sometimes it’s not as smooth as it sounds. You think pressing a

Setting a password in Windows 11 might seem super basic, but it’s actually one of those things that you don’t really think about until you

Getting your NVIDIA graphics card to run as the default in Windows 11 might seem straightforward at first, but sometimes there’s more to it —

Setting a default printer in Windows 11 usually isn’t too complicated — but sometimes it can be a pain, especially if Windows keeps resetting it

Figuring out the WiFi password on Windows 11 isn’t always straightforward, especially if you’ve forgotten it but need to connect a new device or share

Snapping a screenshot on Windows 11 might seem straightforward, but sometimes things get weird or confusing—like the screenshot doesn’t save where you expect or shortcuts

Learning how to take a screenshot on Windows 11 might seem straightforward, but once you really get into it, there’s a few quirks that can

Sometimes, taking a screenshot on Windows 11 isn’t as straightforward as it seems—especially when stuff just doesn’t work as expected or certain shortcuts refuse to

Taking a screenshot on Windows 11 is kind of weird, but it’s pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it. You’ve got a handful

Taking a screenshot in Windows 11 is kinda straightforward, but it’s actually got quite a few options depending on what you need. Whether capturing your

Screen recording on Windows 11 is pretty straightforward once you get the hang of it, but sometimes things don’t work quite as expected — maybe

Screen recording on a Windows 11 laptop might seem pretty straightforward at first, but sometimes it’s not as seamless as it looks. Maybe the Xbox

If you’ve ever tried to capture what’s happening on your screen in Windows 11, you might’ve noticed that the Xbox Game Bar is the go-to

Screen recording on a Windows 11 laptop can seem pretty straightforward with the Xbox Game Bar, but sometimes things just don’t work as planned. Maybe

Running Valorant on Windows 11 isn’t exactly rocket science, but still, a few things can get in the way—like outdated drivers, certain system settings, or

Running Android apps on Windows 11 is kinda like opening a door to more possibilities, but man, it can be a bit tricky to get

Rotating your screen in Windows 11 might seem straightforward, but sometimes things get a little wonky. Maybe the usual method through display settings doesn’t work,

Rolling back a Windows 11 update can feel like stepping into uncharted territory when your system suddenly starts misbehaving after one of the latest updates.

Right-clicking on a laptop with Windows 11 isn’t as straightforward as just clicking the right mouse button — especially if you’re used to desktops. On

Reverting a Windows 11 update might seem like a chore at first, but honestly, it’s not too bad — kind of like hitting undo on