Showing posts with label Windows 11. Show all posts
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Wednesday, March 13, 2024

Fortify Your Files: A Step-by-Step Guide to Ransomware Protection on Windows

Discover how to safeguard your digital life by enabling and configuring ransomware protection settings in Windows, ensuring your files remain secure from malicious threats.

By Rodger Mansfield, Editor
March 13, 2024


Windows Security
Have you ever considered the security of your digital files? 

What measures are you taking to protect your personal data from ransomware attacks?

In today’s digital age, it’s not just about having antivirus software; it’s about being proactive in your defense strategies.

Here's a Cool Tip.  Be sure to set the Ransomware protection in Windows.

Ransomware is a type of malicious software designed to block access to a computer system or encrypt files until a sum of money is paid. 

It often spreads through phishing emails or by unknowingly visiting an infected website. 

Ransomware attacks can lead to significant data loss and require costly solutions to restore the affected systems.

The ransomware settings in Windows, specifically the Controlled folder access feature, provide a layer of protection against ransomware attacks. 

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When enabled, it monitors changes that apps make to files in protected folders. 

If an app that is not on the whitelist tries to make changes, you’ll receive a notification about the suspicious activity. 

This helps prevent unauthorized encryption of your files by ransomware, which could otherwise lock you out until a ransom is paid12.

Here's how to do it.

To find the Windows Security app on your Windows 10 or Windows 11 system, you can follow these steps:
  • Click on the Start button or press the Windows key on your keyboard.
  •  Type “Windows Security” into the search bar.
  • Click on the Windows Security app from the search results to open it.
  • Click on “Virus & threat protection” to access the ransomware protection settings.
Or
  • Click on the Start button, then select the gear-shaped Settings icon, or press Windows key + I.
  • In the Settings window, click on “Update & Security”.
  • On the left-hand side, click on “Windows Security”.
  • Click on “Virus & threat protection” to access the ransomware protection settings.
Windows Ransomware Setting
fig. 1 - Windows Ransomware Setting


  • Scroll down to the ‘Ransomware Protection’ section and click on ‘Manage Ransomware Protection’.
  • Turn on the toggle for ‘Controlled Folder Access’ to activate the feature.
  • By default, folders like Documents, Pictures, Videos, and Desktop are protected. You can add more folders by clicking on ‘Protected Folders’.
  • If you have trustworthy apps that need to access protected folders, you can allow them by clicking on ‘Allow an app through Controlled Folder Access’.
  • To see which apps have been blocked from accessing protected folders, you can check the ‘Block history’.
  • Ensure that your Windows Security app and your operating system are up to date to have the latest security protections.

Windows Ransomware Setting - Controlled Folders
fig. 2 - Windows Ransomware Setting - Controlled Folders


These settings are not on by default.

Making these changes provides an additional layer of defense against ransomware and ensures that your important files are not held hostage by cybercriminals.

Imagine you’re working on a critical project with tight deadlines. 

Suddenly, a ransomware attack encrypts all your files, demanding payment for their release. 

With ransomware settings enabled, your work would be secure, and productivity uninterrupted.

By following these steps, you can take control of your digital security and protect your files from ransomware. 

Remember, in the fight against cyber threats, knowledge is your best defense.


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Wednesday, March 6, 2024

Missing Your ‘Show Desktop’ Button? Here’s How to Get It Back in Windows 11!

Effortlessly reset your taskbar and bring back the ‘Show Desktop’ icon with our straightforward Cool Tip, tailored for both newcomers and seasoned Windows 11 users.


By Rodger Mansfield, Editor
March 6, 2024


Have you ever noticed how a small change can throw off your entire routine? 

Are you missing the ‘Show Desktop’ icon after the latest Windows 11 update?

Want to know how to get it back and why it matters?

Here is a Cool Tip.  Reset the Show Desktop option.

The 2024-02 Cumulative Update Preview for Windows 11 Version 23H2, identified as KB5034848, changed Taskbar and the System Tray functionality.

The update moves the Copilot icon to the far right side of the system tray, and turns off by default the ‘Show Desktop’ feature at the taskbar’s rightmost corner.

The “Show Desktop” option is a feature in Windows operating systems that allows users to quickly minimize all open windows and view the desktop with a single click or gesture. 

This feature is typically represented by a small button or area at the far right of the taskbar. 

When activated, it minimizes all open applications, providing immediate access to the desktop where files, folders, and shortcuts are located. 

It’s a convenient way to clear the screen without closing any programs, allowing for easy access to desktop items or simply a clean workspace.

Want to re-add the Show Desktop option?

Here is how to do it.
  • Open ‘Settings’ via the Start menu or by pressing Win + I.
  • Navigate to ‘Personalization’ and select ‘Taskbar’.
  • In the ‘Taskbar behaviors’ section, find and enable the option ‘Show desktop on the far right’.
Taskbar Setting to Show Desktop
fig. 1 - Taskbar Setting to Show Desktop

To show the desktop, just click in the taskbar space on the far right.
fig. 2 - Click in This Space to Show Desktop

Unfortunately, when the Show Desktop is turned on, the Copilot icon disappears.

To invoke Copilot, press WIN + C as a keyboard shortcut.

Copilot can also be disabled from the taskbar by right-clicking, selecting "Taskbar settings," and toggling off Copilot (preview).


Turn Off Copilot from Taskbar
fig. 3 - Turn Off Copilot from Taskbar

Quick desktop access improves multitasking and is a familiar tool for long-time Windows users.

With these simple steps, you can reclaim the ‘Show Desktop’ icon and maintain your productivity. Embrace the new while preserving the familiar with Windows 11’s latest update.

This update is slowly rolling out to all Windows 11 users so you'll see these changes in the coming weeks.

Enjoy!


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Saturday, March 2, 2024

Speak Easy: Navigating Voice Typing on Windows

Step into the future of computing with Voice Typing on Windows 10 and 11. This beginner-friendly guide will show you how to command your PC with the power of speech, making typing a breeze.

By Rodger Mansfield
March 2, 2024

Voice Typing
Have you ever thought of dictating your thoughts to your computer and watching words magically appear on the screen? 

Imagine transforming your spoken words into written text with seamless precision.

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use Voice Typing in Windows.

Whether you’re drafting an email, jotting down notes, or crafting your next novel, Voice Typing on Windows 10 and 11 can make it happen. 

Here's how to do it.
  • Connect a microphone to your PC and ensure it’s recognized by Windows.
  • Activate Voice Typing with the shortcut Win + H.
  • Start speaking naturally to dictate text; pause briefly between sentences for best results.
  • Edit on the go with commands like “delete that” or “start a new line.”
  • Review the transcribed text and make any manual adjustments if needed.

Windows Voice Typing

fig. 1 - Windows Voice Typing in Windows


Voice Typing in Windows 10 and 11 is a game-changer for anyone looking to streamline their digital tasks. 

Voice Typing Enhances productivity by freeing up your hands for other tasks and offers greater accessibility for users with different abilities.

By embracing this intuitive feature, you’ll unlock a new dimension of convenience and accessibility in your daily computer use.

Enjoy!



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Sunday, February 25, 2024

Master Audio-Enhanced Screen Recording with Windows 11 Snipping Tool

Discover the seamless integration of audio in screen recordings with the Windows Snipping Tool, transforming your content creation process.

By Rodger Mansfield, Editor
February 25, 2024


Snipping Tool
Have you ever needed to capture a video tutorial or a gaming victory, complete with all the in-game sounds and commentary? 

What if you could do all that without installing any third-party software?

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the Windows 11 Snipping Tool now with Audio Recording.

Here's how to do it.

Configuration Tips: Include system audio by default:
  1. Open Snipping Tool settings from the three dot icon at the top right corner of the tool.
  2. Under ‘Screen recording’, toggle 'Include Microphone input by default' and ‘Include system audio by default’.

Snipping Tool - Audio Settings
fig. 1 - Snipping Tool - Screen Recording - Audio Settings



Record Screen video with Audio:
  1. Open the Windows Snipping Tool from the Start menu.
  2. Click the ‘Record’ button in the top toolbar, then select ‘New’.
  3. Drag to select the screen area you wish to record.
  4. Ensure your microphone is unmuted to include voiceovers.
  5. Hit ‘Start’ to begin recording after the countdown.
  6. Press ‘Stop’ to end the recording, which saves in MP4 format.
Snipping Tool Audio Recording
fig. 2 - Snipping Tool Audio Recording

This new feature means there is no need for additional software.

It has a simple and intuitive interface and  directly integrates system and microphone audio.

Currently, only MP4 format is supported and unfortunately, there is no direct keyboard shortcut for recording initiation.

Imagine creating a software tutorial. With the Snipping Tool, you can record step-by-step instructions while narrating, making your tutorial more engaging and informative.

Embrace the simplicity and efficiency of the Windows Snipping Tool for your screen recording needs. 

With audio integration, your content will be more dynamic and immersive than ever before.

Enjoy!


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Tuesday, February 20, 2024

Unveiling the Secrets of Your Wi-Fi: Retrieve Your Windows 11 Password in a Snap!





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This Cool Tip for Windows 11 shows how to retrieve your network security key in no time, getting you back online and connected.

By Rodger Mansfield, Editor
February 20, 2024


Have you ever been locked out of your own Wi-Fi network, scrambling to remember the password? 

In today’s connected world, being locked out of your Wi-Fi can feel like being stranded on a deserted island. 

Here's a Cool Tip.  Windows 11 offers a straightforward solution to recover your Wi-Fi password with ease. 

Whether you’re a tech newbie or a seasoned pro, this guide will walk you through the process, ensuring you’re never disconnected for long.

Here's how to do it.

Find you Wi-Fi password in Windows 11.
  1. Press Windows+i to open the Settings app.
  2. Select ‘Network & Internet’ and then ‘Wi-Fi’.
  3. Click on your network’s name and select ‘Properties’.
  4. Scroll down and click ‘View Wi-Fi Security Key’ to display your password.

Find you Wi-Fi Password in Windows 11
fig. 1 - Find you Wi-Fi Password in Windows 11


This Cool Tip quickly recovers passwords without technical expertise.

You’ll not only regain access to your Wi-Fi network but also enhance your understanding of Windows 11’s network management capabilities. 

Stay connected and secure with these simple yet effective tips.

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Tuesday, February 13, 2024

Boost Your Productivity with a Simple Windows Key Search Shortcut!

Are you harnessing the full potential of your Windows key? 

Have you ever wondered how a simple tap could catapult your productivity?

In today’s fast-paced digital world, efficiency is the name of the game. 

So what's the quickest way to search your PC?

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the Windows key + Typing to quickly search.

The Windows operating system harbors a powerful tool right at your fingertips – the Windows key search function.

Unlike the Search icon, which requires an extra click, the Windows key + Typing shortcut shaves off precious seconds that add up throughout your day.

Here's how to do it.
  1. Press the Windows key on your keyboard.
  2. Start typing the name of the file, document, or application you’re looking for.
  3. Watch as Windows dynamically displays results – often before you finish typing.
  4. Select the desired item from the list and press Enter to open it.

Windows Key Search
fig. 1 - Windows Key Search

The Windows key search is a gateway to a more streamlined and efficient workflow. 

This Cool Tip works in both Windows 10 and Windows 11.

Of course, you can always use the Search icon or click on the windows key to find a search option.

But why not use this Cool Tip instead!

Embrace this feature, and you’ll wonder how you ever managed without it.

Enjoy!


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Sunday, February 4, 2024

Boost Your PC’s Performance With This Cool Tip

Microsoft PC Manager
Is your Windows PC running slower than it used to? 

Are you looking for a reliable solution to optimize your system’s performance? 

Microsoft’s latest offering, the Microsoft PC Manager, might just be the answer to your woes. 

This powerful tool promises to streamline your system, but does it deliver? Let’s dive in and find out.

Here's how to do it.
  1. Navigate to the official Microsoft PC Manager website or the Microsoft Store to download the application. 
  2. Ensure your system runs Windows 10 (1809 and above) or Windows 11.
  3. Launch the application and use the ‘PC Boost’ feature to clean up your system and free up space.
  4. Manage large files and utilize storage sense to let Windows automatically free up storage for you.
  5. With the integrated Microsoft Defender virus engine, perform a comprehensive antivirus scan to identify and neutralize unknown risks.
  6. Use the ‘Health Check’ feature to find and fix issues quickly with one click.

Microsoft PC Manager Home Screen
fig. 1 - Microsoft PC Manager Home Screen

Whenever your PC feels sluggish, you can simply click the ‘Boost’ button to give it a performance uplift. 

The “Boost PC” feature of Microsoft PC Manager is designed to enhance your computer’s performance by performing a quick cleanup. 

Here’s what it does:

  • Clears Temporary Files: It removes temporary files that can clutter and slow down your system.
  • Frees Up Memory: By closing unnecessary background processes, it helps to free up memory, which can speed up your PC.
  • Improves System Performance: The overall effect of the cleanup is a more responsive and faster system.

Designed with simplicity and efficiency in mind, it’s accessible even to non-tech-savvy individuals.

However, remember that it is limited to Windows 10 and 11.

If your PC is slowing down, download the tool and experience the benefits firsthand by using PC Manager.

Enjoy.


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Thursday, February 1, 2024

How to Write Better with Windows 11 Notepad’s New Character Count Feature

Have you ever wondered how many characters are in your text file? 

How about the number of words, lines, or paragraphs? 

If you are a writer, a student, a programmer, or anyone who works with text files, you might find these statistics useful for various purposes. 

For example, you might want to check the length of your tweet, your essay, your code, or your email. 

Or you might want to analyze the readability, the complexity, or the style of your writing.

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the new Windows 11 Notepad character count feature.

Windows 11 Notepad, the simple and handy text editor that comes with every Windows operating system, has a new built-in feature that can help you with that. 

Available in version 11.2311.29.0 and greater, it is called the Character Count feature, and it can show you the number of characters, words, lines, and paragraphs in your text file with just a few clicks. 


Windows 11 Notepad - Character Count
fig. 1 - Windows 11 Notepad - Character Count


How to Use the Character Count Feature in Windows 11 Notepad
  • Open Windows 11 Notepad by clicking on the Start menu and typing “Notepad” in the search box. 
    • Alternatively, you can press the Windows key + R and type “notepad” in the Run dialog box.
  • Create a new text file or open an existing one by clicking on the File menu and choosing New or Open.
  • Type or paste your text in the Notepad window
  • Edit, format, or save your text as usual.
  • When text is selected, the status bar shows the character count for both the selected text and the entire document. 
  • When no text is selected, the character count for the entire document is displayed, ensuring you always have a clear view of your document’s length.

The Character Count feature in Windows 11 Notepad is a useful tool for anyone who works with text files. 

Ready to write better with Windows 11 Notepad’s Character Count feature? 

And don’t forget to share this article with your friends and colleagues who might find it useful.

Enjoy!


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Tuesday, January 16, 2024

Shake Away Desktop Chaos with Windows 11's Hidden Multitasking Hack

Windows 11 Logo
Ever found your desktop cluttered with numerous open windows? 

Ever wished for a magic wand to instantly minimize all but one? 

Here's a Cool Tip.  Use the Window Shake.

Windows 11 introduces a nifty feature called the “Title Bar Window Shake” that does exactly that.

The Title Bar Window Shake feature is a boon for multitaskers.

It allows you to quickly declutter your workspace and focus on one window without having to manually minimize each window. 

Just grab and hold a windows title bar to minimize all other windows.

But first, you need to enable the feature.

Here's how to do it.
  1. Press the Windows + I key on your keyboard to open the settings application.
  2. Under the system settings, scroll down and click on "System".
  3. Click on the “Multitasking” option.
  4. Toggle On the “Title Bar Window Shake” option to enable this feature.

Windows 11 Title Bar Shake Setting
fig. 1 - Windows 11 Title Bar Shake Setting

Imagine you’re working on a report in Word, with multiple reference documents open. 

Your desktop is a sea of windows. 

With the Title Bar Window Shake feature, just grab the title bar of your Word document, give it a shake, and voila! 


Shake it Up!

fig. 2 - Shake it up!

All other windows are minimized, leaving you to focus on your report.

This feature is disabled by default in Windows 11, but can be easily enabled following the steps above.

The Title Bar Window Shake feature is a powerful tool in Windows 11 that enhances your multitasking efficiency. 

So why wait? 

Give your desktop a shake-up today!

Did you try it?

Let us know in the comments below.

Enjoy!



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Thursday, January 4, 2024

Unlock Windows 11's Hidden Power: Master the Almighty God Mode

Windows 11 God Mode
Have you ever get tired of navigating through endless Windows menus and folders? 

Wish you had a single portal to access all your system settings at once? 

Here's a Cool Tip. Use Windows 11 God Mode.

In Windows 11, God Mode is a hidden control panel that grants you one-click access to almost all of the system's settings and administrative tools. 

This means you can bypass the normal Windows menus and folders that can be frustratingly deep and tedious to navigate.

We first told you about God Mode for Windows 10, way back when.

The core experience and functionality of God Mode remain remarkably similar between Windows 10 and Windows 11. 

Most users won't encounter significant differences beyond the updated visual aesthetics. 

Here's how to do it.
  • Right-click on any empty space on your desktop.
  • Select New > Folder.
  • Rename the folder to GodMode.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C} 
    • (don't forget the curly braces!).
  • Press Enter.
  • Your folder icon transforms into the familiar Control Panel symbol, but with a hidden world revealed – hundreds of system settings, from administrative tools to network configurations, all neatly organized for your exploration.
Say goodbye to tedious menu diving. God Mode offers a one-stop shop for all your system tweaks.

Boost your productivity by finding tools and settings faster than ever before.

With great power comes with great responsibility: Modifying certain settings can impact your system stability. 

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Proceed with caution and research tweaks before applying them.

Example: Need to quickly manage your network connections? 

God Mode provides one-click access to adapters, properties, and advanced settings. No more digging through multiple network menus!

Windows 11 God Mode - Change Setting Example
fig. 1 - Windows 11 God Mode - Change Setting Example


You can customize God Mode by rearranging folders and removing unwanted shortcuts. 

Right-click within the folder, select "Personalize," and play around to create your own ultimate control center.

Unlike a real god, God Mode in Windows 11 is completely reversible and doesn't require any complex rituals or sacrifices. 

Here's how you can easily undo it:

Option 1: Delete the folder:
  • Locate the God Mode folder on your desktop (it will have the Control Panel icon).
  • Right-click on the folder and select "Delete."

Option 2: Rename the folder:
  • Right-click on the God Mode folder.
  • Select "Rename."
  • Change the folder name by removing the curly braces from "{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}".

Both of these options remove the God Mode functionality, essentially reverting your system to the standard Control Panel access.

Ready to unleash the God Mode within? Share your experiences and favorite hidden settings in the comments below!

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