When you say "you just click here" or "hover here" without having folks know where the heck the cursor is. There is a cursor highlighter that would make this much more valuable- but it's wonderful you spending your own time to help people.
@@innocentlife2346 You can slow down the speed easily, just click the Settings button at bottom right on the video, select Playback Speed, & slow it down. I'd rather it be faster, to save time...sometimes I speed up or slow down videos to suit me.
Thank you so much for this! I'm finally getting a laptop with Windows 11 after being without a PC for several years. The last system we had was Windows 7 so I have a lot of catching up to do.
I wish I could change the COLOR of the folders. That way, instead of reading the names on dozens of folders, if there's a few folders I'm using constantly I could just, bam, go right for "purple folder." I mean, think about it...in real life people use color-coded folders all the time (blue for criminal files, red for family law, green for oil and gas rights, regular yellow for most civil files, etc) but with these virtual files, there is ONLY ONE COLOR.
That's a brilliant idea. Why hasn't anyone programmed that in yet? I mean, I can use red folders for 2d flash animation sincevthstnlogo is red, orange for blender 3d, since the blender icon is mostly orange and so on.
@@microwavechicken7424This is the way, It's set up on my phone 📱 But, I'm a beginner learning windows 11🪟 computer 🖥️💻 in general. All this technology is out here now. I don't want to be left behind😮😅
I just purchased my first Windows machine so this was really helpful. I feel like I know what in general to expect now and can start learning the system more easily.
Although you speak very fast for old lady ears ( I had to keep pausing to catch up), you have a kind voice that helped make my transition from Windows 7 to 11 less traumatic.
If you have a keyboard, the Shift + < key is used to slow down playback speed. Likewise, Shift + > to increase it If no keyboard, then click on the Gear icon --> Playback Settings
I just switched today from Windows 10 to Windows 11. I am using motherboard ASUS ROG Maximus XII HERO (Wi-Fi). I upgraded its BIOS to firmware 2701. I love the context -menu every time I do a right click, specially when Copying / Moving / Pasting / Renaming file. Very handy. I also love the dark themes for the whole Windows GUI. It is relaxing to my eyes.
Very helpful. I have been using an older Windows version on my work PC, and bought a new computer. This tutorial helps a lot with getting into Windows 11. Thanks!
Thanks for this tutorial it helps a lot with getting into windows 11. I like the fact that you can double click and a lot of optioned comes out right away. I also like the dark themes.
Thanks for the tutorial mate. From a Mac user of 25 years running a pc for the first time, this was very useful indeed. However, what’s the difference between “you can click here” and ‘’you can GO AHEAD and click here”?? You scored a total of 43 ‘go aheads’ in 19:22 mins. Approx 1 ‘go ahead’ every 25 seconds… for 20 mins! ooof! Americans dooo love a ‘go ahead’ x
Thank You!!!!! I'm old school and this video really help me to navigate windows 11 for classes I have to take. The default settings was causing me to only see part of my tests questions so even though I knew the answers I chose wrong on purpose because I couldn't see the other options and didn't know how to adjust it. I do now 🥳❤❤❤
Windows machine aka spyware machine. Hope you enjoy being a digital slave (Microsoft mines your data and doesn't pay you any of the profits they make from selling it..that's called digital slavery by the way).
Until today I used win 7 ultimate ever since it was released. I just started with Win 11 pro today and experience no real learning curve. Win 11 has a n easy to navigate and very intuitive driven user interface. I like that things happen much faster than I expected. So far very nice. Great little tutorial. Which just reminded me what I found on my own.....fast and easy to use. Thank you for the presentation.
I am just starting to watch this because I keep getting notified if I want to upgrade to Windows 11. I just want to know if I have to use Edge or if I can keep using my Chrome browser? That is the main reason I haven't switched yet. I really like Chrome and have so many tabs saved and don't want to lose them. I also wondered if you can switch back and forth between 10 and 11.
Microsoft wants to force everyone to use Microsoft Edge. You aren't required to use it, but MS is heavy handed with this and will try to change your default web browser to MS Edge. A Windows upgrade shouldn't modify your personal files or programs, but its always a smart idea to have a backup. I suggest signing into a Google account to save your bookmarks and saved passwords to your Google account. You can also export bookmarks to a file and keep them in a safe space (like Google Drive or flash drive) and you can then restore them in case your bookmarks get wiped for some reason. It is possible to have 2 Windows installations on a computer. This is known as a multi-boot system. I don't really recommend doing this if you aren't tech savvy as it is very easy to accidentally delete the wrong partition and loose all your data. If you really want a multi-boot system, you can probably take your PC to a reputable PC repair shop and ask them to install a second operating system. I believe Windows gives you about 7 - 11 days to downgrade back to the previous Windows install, but I wouldn't count on it.
Hi my name is Declan,i live in Galway,Ireland Happy Christmas and a proserous and happy 2024.Okay my question is this i own a Lenovo ssd labtop running on Windows 10 but is giving me option to use Windows 11 my labtop is a very fast ssd as i run on usb3 at all times and am installing fibre broadband into my house with speeds of 500mb as i had broadband up to now recieving signal from a tv mast but speeds are and vary between 20mb to 35mb.When i bought my labtop from my labtop shop he said never upgrade to windows 11 because all my drivers would have to be upgraded for windows 11 and also i have no microsoft a/c on my labtop but is it part of operating system on windows any ideas cheers Declan
Yes...how??? I did some by accidently dragging and dropping then renaming them. But how??? I have no idea how I got to that in the first place...lol...help...
Thank you so much for the Windows 11 Tutorial, Sir! It's very useful for me because I'll buy a new laptop with Windows 11 and I want to learn every single thing in Windows 11. 🙏 ❤️
When windows stopped using the word program and started calling them applications that’s when it turned to crap. Windows 2000 and windows XP were the best for user comfort.
The quality of life changes are all great, only thing I don't like so far (probably because I haven't figured it out yet) is how I can't drag my left monitors taskbar to the Right side vertically. And on my Right monitor, drag it to the left vertically as well. I've always had that set up, so the bars are near each other and out of the way because I use to accidentally open hidden taskbar when I played games in windowed mode.
I have Windows 11 on one of my computers (Windows 10 on the other two). After installing the OS, I turned off as much spyware and bloatware as I deemed safe to avoid crashing the system (I've never had the guts to uninstall Edge, but I do remove it as a startup item), I installed a few programs like DaVinci Resolve that actually run better in Windows, and haven't had occasion to boot into it since (same with the Windows 10 installs). I have multiple drives with power buttons for each drive, the Windows drives remain powered down, ready to go, while the drives themselves gather dust. My rule of thumb is NEVER to use Windows if the same or better results can be accomplished in Linux. The thought of accessing my bank account via Windows sends chills up my spine.
Thank you. I had to buy another tower and it has windows 11 on it..... Have not turned it on yet, because I had no idea what to expect. After watching your video, I think I can handle it... :D
I have always avoided updates to be honest. In 1995 when windows to the world was introduced..rolling stones '' START ME UP '' i like many got a computer and bought windows 95.i loved it. and it was so much better with a computer than console game machines in net and game..but in time i got several upgrades in window. no i dont not buy every window along the way, but as 95 went to win 98/xp pro/win 10/now win 11..as i say i avoided updates cause every version i went through had up-dates of course. and 75% of the time i lost many programs like invested games cash wise/and applications and many failures. hardly ever we got any to recover patch wise and such..all from the mighty update, Im just saying its been my experiance...in windows. (kinda puts me like a ''rock in hard place'' ya think ha ha.
There is no TH-cam app for Windows... you use the TH-cam webpage to upload videos. As for making videos, it depends. You can use screen capture software like OBS to record your screen or record your videos on a camera/phone, transfer them to your PC and use editing software to edit and export your videos.
You can bypass the forced "log in with microsoft acct" if you do not have one. Do not feel "forced" by any means to use one or set one up. I've had horrid luck with m.s. accounts and have chosen not to use them. That and it's another data collection measure by microsoft to data collect on people and I think that's a bit intrusive. Usually there's just a little learning curve then once you get past that you're fine. I find it funny they are going more and more to a apple visual like look.
THANK YOU!! I learned something that I hadn't yet learned, & I appreciate it!! I absolutely HATE Windows 11. I wish Win7 was still supported, I LOVED Win7.
Its up to you. I would go for a local user account. The thing is that Microsoft is forcing people onto an online account that provides no real benefit. In a cynical take, its just Microsoft's way of forcing you to do things they want.
@@JJFlores197 I learned about this recently and I would rather to go for local user account. Because of Microsoft’s Is there a simple clear instructions to get it setup for local user to the new laptop. Thanks for your reply.
@@slimoliveI think the easiest way is to put in a bogus email address and password when it asks you to login with your MS account. After 2 or 3 tries, it will tell you something when wrong and will give you the option to create a local user account. Again, going back to the cynicism, Microsoft is hellbent on forcing people to use an online account so they don't make it easy to create a local user account.
Thanks man. I like your video. After seeing this video, I think I will stick with Windows 10 PRO. Windows 11 is not for me, just like Windows 8 was not for me I waited for Windows 10 running Windows 7 PRO until it was released.
Good video but a bit hard to follow your mouse cursor around because it moves too fast. You could go into "mouse properties" and slow it down or just slow down your mouse movement?
I thought the same. He could have adjusted display settings and recorded off the screen, rather than using a camera. I watched this on a 50" screen and lost the mouse at times.
Is it worth it because I’m not looking to have bugs I do a lot of editing and training from my PC so I need it to be not so like I’ve heard that windows 11 years, any information would help this video sure does
Hey,I have windows 11,I personally think if you require your Pc for work or editing then you should hold off, from what I have heard windows 11 reduces performance so that may impact you,personally I don’t see any performance drop on my Pc,But if don’t do anything like editing on it,I think for single core performance it’s great but not for multi core as per my experience,and also as per a lot of the information I have heard,i don’t think holding off would cause any harm.
I used to download cursors from the Internet onto my PC. I would then open my File Explorer and find the downloaded file in the Downloads section. When I double-clicked it, a special application would launch, allowing me to crop the cursor to the desired size for my Roblox gameplay. However, lately, whenever I attempt to open the cursor file, my printer launches instead and I don't know what caused this change. Is there a way to get back the editing application that I originally had?
Thanks. Great video. I'm trying to figure out if I can put Apps on the desktop. If I download a program and install, there's an icon on the desktop. But it seems like apps can only be pinned to the taskbar, or as you demonstrated, you can access them from the start menu which is maybe good enough. I'm just used to starting everything from the Desktop.
I agree...I'm used to that too...and I loved looking at the screen...seeing Microsoft Word - clicking on it - and then opening it. I found out how to do this by accident. But everything you said here,and how easy this young man explained it....WELL...it's PERFECT! I'M 74 AND...my old computer had windows 8!! When I bought this computer...I was so lost, but this man has brought new life to my knowledge! I'm so much more comfortable now with Windows 11!!! Thank you buddy!!!
Just watched. Can you give me some help on editing the "Right-Click" menu (Context Menu). I want to add on first right click then add a submen with programs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
Thank you so much. I typically use a Samsung tablet.... And had no idea what to do with my new HP laptop. Thank you for the tutorial! I greatly appreciate it.
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When you say "you just click here" or "hover here" without having folks know where the heck the cursor is. There is a cursor highlighter that would make this much more valuable- but it's wonderful you spending your own time to help people.
I concur. Suggest make the cursor appear larger so one can see more easily where it is. Thx
Exactly! Bad teaching, And he's talking a mile a hr. Smh
I can say thanks for your help and really appreciated your time
@@innocentlife2346 You can slow down the speed easily, just click the Settings button at bottom right on the video, select Playback Speed, & slow it down. I'd rather it be faster, to save time...sometimes I speed up or slow down videos to suit me.
Moved to fast, probably without the suggested highlights. Explain what this is or that is. Worthless to me. BYE!
Thank you so much for this! I'm finally getting a laptop with Windows 11 after being without a PC for several years. The last system we had was Windows 7 so I have a lot of catching up to do.
How’s it going, today?
Thanks so much! I've been a Mac person for 30 years, but am starting a part-time job that uses Windows. It's good to know the basics. Thanks
I wish I could change the COLOR of the folders. That way, instead of reading the names on dozens of folders, if there's a few folders I'm using constantly I could just, bam, go right for "purple folder." I mean, think about it...in real life people use color-coded folders all the time (blue for criminal files, red for family law, green for oil and gas rights, regular yellow for most civil files, etc) but with these virtual files, there is ONLY ONE COLOR.
Icon and folder customizing applications are available for Windows. You can customize folders
That's a brilliant idea. Why hasn't anyone programmed that in yet?
I mean, I can use red folders for 2d flash animation sincevthstnlogo is red, orange for blender 3d, since the blender icon is mostly orange and so on.
How are you doing
MacOS has had that feature for over a decade. 👍
@@microwavechicken7424This is the way, It's set up on my phone 📱 But, I'm a beginner learning windows 11🪟 computer 🖥️💻 in general. All this technology is out here now. I don't want to be left behind😮😅
You keep giving these classes and I'll keep watching. I'm hitting the subscribe button. Thank you!
I just purchased my first Windows machine so this was really helpful. I feel like I know what in general to expect now and can start learning the system more easily.
same.. i fly with macOS but feel like a child with windows lol..
Franky?
same i bought msi gf63
I just barely discovered this but now with 11 pro i was able to pop out youtube and multitask and more tablet like feature. LOVE THIS!
Although you speak very fast for old lady ears ( I had to keep pausing to catch up), you have a kind voice that helped make my transition from Windows 7 to 11 less traumatic.
If you have a keyboard, the Shift + < key is used to slow down playback speed. Likewise, Shift + > to increase it
If no keyboard, then click on the Gear icon --> Playback Settings
Ha! I haven’t used Windows SINCE 7! I need all the help I can get, so totally understand!
agree
I just switched today from Windows 10 to Windows 11. I am using motherboard ASUS ROG Maximus XII HERO (Wi-Fi). I upgraded its BIOS to firmware 2701. I love the context -menu every time I do a right click, specially when Copying / Moving / Pasting / Renaming file. Very handy. I also love the dark themes for the whole Windows GUI. It is relaxing to my eyes.
thank you! super helpful for someone transition from a MAC OS system... struggling so much with windows operating system at work
Very helpful. I have been using an older Windows version on my work PC, and bought a new computer. This tutorial helps a lot with getting into Windows 11. Thanks!
How are you doing
Thanks for this tutorial it helps a lot with getting into windows 11. I like the fact that you can double click and a lot of optioned comes out right away. I also like the dark themes.
Cheers for putting your time in.
Thanks for the tutorial mate. From a Mac user of 25 years running a pc for the first time, this was very useful indeed. However, what’s the difference between “you can click here” and ‘’you can GO AHEAD and click here”?? You scored a total of 43 ‘go aheads’ in 19:22 mins. Approx 1 ‘go ahead’ every 25 seconds… for 20 mins! ooof! Americans dooo love a ‘go ahead’ x
Thank You!!!!! I'm old school and this video really help me to navigate windows 11 for classes I have to take. The default settings was causing me to only see part of my tests questions so even though I knew the answers I chose wrong on purpose because I couldn't see the other options and didn't know how to adjust it. I do now 🥳❤❤❤
Awesome tutorial!! Thank you!! Lots of my questions were answered!!
Just got my first windows machine.This tutorial is very helpful .Thank you
Windows machine aka spyware machine. Hope you enjoy being a digital slave (Microsoft mines your data and doesn't pay you any of the profits they make from selling it..that's called digital slavery by the way).
I've been using a macbook for the last 10 years, did not expect windows to have changed so much when I turned my new computer on today!
Thank you for this instructions and complete begginers guide🙌
Until today I used win 7 ultimate ever since it was released. I just started with Win 11 pro today and experience no real learning curve. Win 11 has a n easy to navigate and very intuitive driven user interface. I like that things happen much faster than I expected. So far very nice. Great little tutorial. Which just reminded me what I found on my own.....fast and easy to use. Thank you for the presentation.
This is a very helpful Microsoft tutorial. Explains a lot to beginners , thanks.
about how to use microsoft edge.
Waiting on my LG GRAM as I type. Handy to see all this, thanks. I use 10 now, this gave me insight to the 11 set.
Very helpful guide, thank you for making this!
Excellent. Going from 7 to 11 and this should be a great help.
A-1 presentation !! well done, thanks Alpaca !!
Very helpful video!! Great job!!
thank you joined your family and now to look for a vid on how to use my external dvd player thru vls so i can see my dvd's.
Great information! I am a new user and this really helps.
downloading it right now thanks for the tips bro
I am just starting to watch this because I keep getting notified if I want to upgrade to Windows 11. I just want to know if I have to use Edge or if I can keep using my Chrome browser? That is the main reason I haven't switched yet. I really like Chrome and have so many tabs saved and don't want to lose them. I also wondered if you can switch back and forth between 10 and 11.
Microsoft wants to force everyone to use Microsoft Edge. You aren't required to use it, but MS is heavy handed with this and will try to change your default web browser to MS Edge.
A Windows upgrade shouldn't modify your personal files or programs, but its always a smart idea to have a backup. I suggest signing into a Google account to save your bookmarks and saved passwords to your Google account. You can also export bookmarks to a file and keep them in a safe space (like Google Drive or flash drive) and you can then restore them in case your bookmarks get wiped for some reason.
It is possible to have 2 Windows installations on a computer. This is known as a multi-boot system. I don't really recommend doing this if you aren't tech savvy as it is very easy to accidentally delete the wrong partition and loose all your data. If you really want a multi-boot system, you can probably take your PC to a reputable PC repair shop and ask them to install a second operating system. I believe Windows gives you about 7 - 11 days to downgrade back to the previous Windows install, but I wouldn't count on it.
thank you, this helped me get started with Windows 11
Hi my name is Declan,i live in Galway,Ireland Happy Christmas and a proserous and happy 2024.Okay my question is this i own a Lenovo ssd labtop running on Windows 10 but is giving me option to use Windows 11 my labtop is a very fast ssd as i run on usb3 at all times and am installing fibre broadband into my house with speeds of 500mb as i had broadband up to now recieving signal from a tv mast but speeds are and vary between 20mb to 35mb.When i bought my labtop from my labtop shop he said never upgrade to windows 11 because all my drivers would have to be upgraded for windows 11 and also i have no microsoft a/c on my labtop but is it part of operating system on windows any ideas cheers Declan
Thank you so much!! Question: how do you put apps on desktop instead of taskbar?
Yes...how??? I did some by accidently dragging and dropping then renaming them. But how??? I have no idea how I got to that in the first place...lol...help...
Very useful! Its my first time hearing about the OS upgrade :)
Just what i was looking for.
Thank you so much for the Windows 11 Tutorial, Sir! It's very useful for me because I'll buy a new laptop with Windows 11 and I want to learn every single thing in Windows 11. 🙏 ❤️
What a great tutorial very well spoken.
How are you doing dear
WOW did I need this. Thank you
When windows stopped using the word program and started calling them applications that’s when it turned to crap. Windows 2000 and windows XP were the best for user comfort.
The quality of life changes are all great, only thing I don't like so far (probably because I haven't figured it out yet) is how I can't drag my left monitors taskbar to the Right side vertically. And on my Right monitor, drag it to the left vertically as well. I've always had that set up, so the bars are near each other and out of the way because I use to accidentally open hidden taskbar when I played games in windowed mode.
Great video! Thanks!
Thankyou for this. How do i get the screen black like yours. I know you can change background colours but a little anxious about black
Thank you for this very informative video Keep up the good work as I will be looking for more
Thank you, this helps alot.
Wow, so glad I found this video.
Thanks cool video explains things simply to get started.
I have Windows 11 on one of my computers (Windows 10 on the other two). After installing the OS, I turned off as much spyware and bloatware as I deemed safe to avoid crashing the system (I've never had the guts to uninstall Edge, but I do remove it as a startup item), I installed a few programs like DaVinci Resolve that actually run better in Windows, and haven't had occasion to boot into it since (same with the Windows 10 installs).
I have multiple drives with power buttons for each drive, the Windows drives remain powered down, ready to go, while the drives themselves gather dust.
My rule of thumb is NEVER to use Windows if the same or better results can be accomplished in Linux. The thought of accessing my bank account via Windows sends chills up my spine.
So good..
Its very helpful for me
Thanks so much ❤
I wish your mouse pointer was a little more distinct and larger so we could follow where you are clicking. Thanks
Nicely done, thank you for taking time to do this.
Thank you. I had to buy another tower and it has windows 11 on it..... Have not turned it on yet, because I had no idea what to expect. After watching your video, I think I can handle it... :D
Thank you for this beginner tutorial 🙏💕
Thank you.
i like how windows keeps trying to force an upgrade to windows 11 on me. I just upgraded to ubuntu instead. great to have MS out of my life.
agree
Thank you. This was very helpful and with clear instructions on how to do things with Windows 11.
You have a very Beautiful name. I always love the name Mary
Great presentation!
This was excellent - thank you!!
This is amazing. Thank you so much for this.
Very informative, nice job!
Got a new job to set up windows 11 laptop's for students and this is perfect
Thank you so much for the tutorial
Thanks for the useful review of Windows 11. You have a beautifully soft and calming voice.
I can't open pdf file attachments from email without converting them first. And Adobe reader is installed. Sooooo frustrating!! Help!
Soooooooo frustrating you don't know how...but still complain about it without learning!!!!
Lots of great info here. Thanks so much!
Thanks a lot for this video. I am getting a new laptop in a few weeks and this tutorial was very useful,
🤩 THANKS , AWESOME INFO for 11 beginner!
It would be great if you could move the task bar left, right, or center. 🙂
Thank you for this video. Really helpful to get an overview of Windows 11.
Thanks for your guidance support.
OMG i took one look and decided its finally time to do the linux switch !
I have always avoided updates to be honest. In 1995 when windows to the world was introduced..rolling stones '' START ME UP '' i like many got a computer and bought windows 95.i loved it. and it was so much better with a computer than console game machines in net and game..but in time i got several upgrades in window. no i dont not buy every window along the way, but as 95 went to win 98/xp pro/win 10/now win 11..as i say i avoided updates cause every version i went through had up-dates of course. and 75% of the time i lost many programs like invested games cash wise/and applications and many failures. hardly ever we got any to recover patch wise and such..all from the mighty update, Im just saying its been my experiance...in windows. (kinda puts me like a ''rock in hard place'' ya think ha ha.
Where is the TH-cam APP? How am I supposed to make videos or upload to my Channel?
There is no TH-cam app for Windows... you use the TH-cam webpage to upload videos. As for making videos, it depends. You can use screen capture software like OBS to record your screen or record your videos on a camera/phone, transfer them to your PC and use editing software to edit and export your videos.
Sir how to edit documentation in laptop &this video is very helpful for me😊
Thank you! I was stumped. I thought my right click wasn't working until you showed the two finger method. Kudos.
You can bypass the forced "log in with microsoft acct" if you do not have one. Do not feel "forced" by any means to use one or set one up. I've had horrid luck with m.s. accounts and have chosen not to use them. That and it's another data collection measure by microsoft to data collect on people and I think that's a bit intrusive.
Usually there's just a little learning curve then once you get past that you're fine. I find it funny they are going more and more to a apple visual like look.
Your background is insane. Why in the world do you want that kind of distraction from the desktop items. The items almost disappear. G O D !!!!!!!
THANK YOU!! I learned something that I hadn't yet learned, & I appreciate it!! I absolutely HATE Windows 11. I wish Win7 was still supported, I LOVED Win7.
thank you! very useful info.
That was great thank you. I would like info on using mail especially how to get the view pane at the bottom instead of at the right of the screen.
Do you sign in with Microsoft or as a local user? I just learned about this recently and just bought a new laptop
Its up to you. I would go for a local user account. The thing is that Microsoft is forcing people onto an online account that provides no real benefit. In a cynical take, its just Microsoft's way of forcing you to do things they want.
@@JJFlores197 I learned about this recently and I would rather to go for local user account. Because of Microsoft’s
Is there a simple clear instructions to get it setup for local user to the new laptop. Thanks for your reply.
@@slimoliveI think the easiest way is to put in a bogus email address and password when it asks you to login with your MS account. After 2 or 3 tries, it will tell you something when wrong and will give you the option to create a local user account. Again, going back to the cynicism, Microsoft is hellbent on forcing people to use an online account so they don't make it easy to create a local user account.
Thanks man. I like your video. After seeing this video, I think I will stick with Windows 10 PRO. Windows 11 is not for me, just like Windows 8 was not for me I waited for Windows 10 running Windows 7 PRO until it was released.
How are you doing dear
Thank you this is so helpful.
Pretty cool that the full Windows 11 will be on the ROG Ally
Good video but a bit hard to follow your mouse cursor around because it moves too fast. You could go into "mouse properties" and slow it down or just slow down your mouse movement?
I thought the same. He could have adjusted display settings and recorded off the screen, rather than using a camera. I watched this on a 50" screen and lost the mouse at times.
Hmmmm... I don't have the 'quick toggles' in the lower right that you mention at 1:07 - power off, etc. Thoughts?
Does the brightness slider also work with desktop pc as well? (here u r using a laptop with the monitor)
No since your computer has no way of controlling the brightness of a monitor. You would need to manually adjust the monitor's brightness.
Is it worth it because I’m not looking to have bugs I do a lot of editing and training from my PC so I need it to be not so like I’ve heard that windows 11 years, any information would help this video sure does
Hey,I have windows 11,I personally think if you require your Pc for work or editing then you should hold off, from what I have heard windows 11 reduces performance so that may impact you,personally I don’t see any performance drop on my Pc,But if don’t do anything like editing on it,I think for single core performance it’s great but not for multi core as per my experience,and also as per a lot of the information I have heard,i don’t think holding off would cause any harm.
If your PC is "mission-critical", stick to Windows 10 for some time. It always takes Microsoft some time to sort out the problems.
Great job!
Good job!!! Thanks really helped...
Thanks! Great video for a first time walk through.
I used to download cursors from the Internet onto my PC. I would then open my File Explorer and find the downloaded file in the Downloads section. When I double-clicked it, a special application would launch, allowing me to crop the cursor to the desired size for my Roblox gameplay. However, lately, whenever I attempt to open the cursor file, my printer launches instead and I don't know what caused this change. Is there a way to get back the editing application that I originally had?
great video😃
Thanks. Great video. I'm trying to figure out if I can put Apps on the desktop. If I download a program and install, there's an icon on the desktop. But it seems like apps can only be pinned to the taskbar, or as you demonstrated, you can access them from the start menu which is maybe good enough. I'm just used to starting everything from the Desktop.
I agree...I'm used to that too...and I loved looking at the screen...seeing Microsoft Word - clicking on it - and then opening it. I found out how to do this by accident. But everything you said here,and how easy this young man explained it....WELL...it's PERFECT!
I'M 74 AND...my old computer had windows 8!! When I bought this computer...I was so lost, but this man has brought new life to my knowledge! I'm so much more comfortable now with Windows 11!!! Thank you buddy!!!
How are you doing dear
Great tutorial. Thanks for your presentation
thanks i was such a noob at windows before this video :D
outstanding explaining 👍
Thank you! Very clear and helpful!!!
Just watched. Can you give me some help on editing the "Right-Click" menu (Context Menu). I want to add on first right click then add a submen with programs. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance
Thank you so much. I typically use a Samsung tablet.... And had no idea what to do with my new HP laptop. Thank you for the tutorial! I greatly appreciate it.
you speak too fast. thank goodness i can stop and replay over and over. you covered everything. thank you.
If you go to settings you can put the start button on the left again