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How to Move the Taskbar to Your Favorite Position on Windows 11
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Most users who have upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11 find the new version of Windows very polished and consistent to use. However, the taskbar is an area where users suffer from its limitations. To easily ungroup icons on the taskbar, you had to use a 3rd party app and before the Windows 11 2022 update you couldn't drag and drop…
How to increase your internet speed
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Slow Wi-Fi can disrupt Zoom meetings, create havoc in online worlds, and pause your video stream while it buffers. When your world is based on near-instant connections, these minor inconveniences quickly add up and become frustrating impediments to work, school, and life in general.
Windows 11 CLSID Key (GUID) Shortcuts
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A CLSID is a globally unique identifier that identifies a COM class object. This tutorial will show you a complete list of GUIDs from the CLSID key in the registry that can be used to create shortcuts to directly open items with in Windows 11.
How To Measure Windows Startup Time (and Fix It)
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In computer science, speed is always the most important parameter, and it is the one on which software and hardware developers strive to improve their products. Microsoft, for its part, has significantly improved the startup speed of a computer running Windows, particularly when the hardware requirements are met.
Create a Shortcut to Quickly Edit Your Hosts File
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Quick and simple fix for hosts file editing issue. Simply configure the attributes of the shortcut to always launch as Administrator and you can modify the file in Notepad. The last step is to create that shortcut so it can be accessed with just one click from the Start Menu, Desktop, or other location of your choice.
How To Improve Your Battery Life on Windows 11
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The last thing you want is for your laptop to die in the middle of a crucial work project or a Zoom video chat, yet it does happen, despite your best intentions. It's ideal to keep your computer plugged in all the time, but if you don't have your charger, you'll have to come up with another strategy to extend your battery life.