How Can You Check Free and Used Drive Space in Windows 11?
Use one read-only PowerShell command to show rounded free, used, and total capacity for each mounted Windows 11 drive.
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How Can You Find a Drive's File System in Windows 11?
Use one read-only PowerShell command to identify whether each mounted Windows 11 drive uses NTFS, exFAT, or another reported file system.
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How Can You Check Whether a Disk Uses MBR or GPT in Windows 11?
Use one read-only PowerShell command to identify whether each disk visible to Windows 11 uses GPT, MBR, or RAW partition style.
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How Can You Check Drive Health and SMART Status in Windows 11?
Use one read-only PowerShell query to check the health and operational summary Windows reports for every visible physical disk.
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How Can You Find Automatic Maintenance Tasks in Windows 11?
Use a read-only PowerShell query to find Task Scheduler definitions registered for Windows Automatic Maintenance and interpret their period and deadline safely.
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How Can You View Installed AI Components in Windows 11?
Open the built-in AI Components inventory in Windows 11, understand what the page lists, and interpret an empty result without changing the PC.
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How Can You Find an App's AUMID in Windows 11?
Use the read-only Get-StartApps command to find an installed Start-menu app's AUMID in Windows 11, filter the result, and avoid confusing it with a path or process ID.
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How Can You Check Battery Usage by App in Windows 11?
Open Battery usage in Windows 11, compare recent per-app activity, and understand what the percentages do and do not mean without changing power settings.
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How Can You View Installed Apps and Programs in Windows 11?
See the installed apps and programs Windows 11 lists in Settings, search the inventory safely, and understand why some components or metadata can be missing.
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How Can You Check the Last BIOS Time in Windows 11?
Check the Last BIOS time in Windows 11 Task Manager, understand what the firmware reading includes, and avoid confusing it with total startup time.
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How Can You View App Storage Usage in Windows 11?
View the total and per-app storage figures Windows 11 reports in Settings, understand missing sizes, and avoid accidental cleanup or uninstall actions.
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How Can You Change Communication Sound Levels in Windows 11?
Choose whether Windows 11 mutes, lowers, or leaves other audio unchanged when it detects communication activity, and restore the previous behavior safely.
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Run Windows Media Player Troubleshooter on Windows 11
Windows Media Player Troubleshooter: Microsoft introduced a new, modern, stylish app called Media Player, which replaced the classic Windows Media Player (WMP). The last active version of Windows Media Player is WMP Version 12, which was a part of Windows 7 and was carried to the newer versions up until the Modern Player was introduced […]
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How to Show Battery Percentage on Windows 11?
Show Battery Percentage on Windows 11: If you’re using a Windows 11 desktop computer, battery status isn’t something you need to think about, since your system is always connected to a power source. However, if you’re using a Windows 11 laptop like my newly upgraded Acer Laptop, keeping an eye on your battery percentage becomes […]
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Run Background Intelligent Transfer Service on Windows 11
Background Intelligent Transfer Service (BITS) is a Windows component that transfers files to and from the network in the background, utilizing only idle network bandwidth. It is the engine behind many Windows updates and Application update flows, and it is available to programs and administrators through APIs, PowerShell, and other command-line tools. In this article, […]
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How to Enable Long Paths on Windows 11?
Enable Long Paths on Windows 11: Earlier versions of Windows had File path Character Restrictions of 260 characters for compatibility reasons. Microsoft addressed this issue on Windows 10 and continued it to Windows 11 by increasing the file and folder paths to 32767 characters using Long Paths. In this article, we will explore how to […]
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How to Do an Advanced Startup on Windows 11?
Advanced Startup on Windows 11: It is essentially a way to enter the Windows Recovery Environment, popularly called WinRE. It provides advanced tools for various functions such as troubleshooting, repairing, and restoring the system. With WinRE, you can enter into the SAFE Mode, accessing UEFI Firmware Settings, Command Prompt for advanced fixes, etc. In this […]
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How to Turn Off Notifications on Windows 11?
Notifications can be useful, time saving, and easy until it starts annoying us. With Smartphones ruling the World of Technology, Notifications are crucial. Notifications feature have been carried on to Windows Operating Systems just like the way we get on iPhones, and other Smartphones. In this article, let’s check out How to Turn off Notifications […]
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How to Enable Variable Refresh Rate on Windows 11?
Variable Refresh Rate on Windows 11: Microsoft introduced Native support for on their Windows 10 1903 update in the year of 2019. Previously, VRR Support relied on Nvidia’s G-Sync and AMD’s Free Sync who pioneered this Display Technology. In this article, let’s check out how to enable Variable Refresh Rate on Windows 11. How does […]
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What is Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling on Windows 11?
HAGS, the short form of Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling is an innovative feature introduced by Microsoft on Windows Operating Systems to improve the performance of Computing, Gaming, and Graphics Intensive Applications. It is more of an Background Optimization Mechanism. In this article, let’s check out in detail about HAGS, its functionality, and more. Let’s get […]
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Enable End Task in Taskbar by Right-click on Windows 11?
Enable End Task in Taskbar by Right-click: When we are using applications on Windows 11, when our work is done, we close the application by clicking on the Close Button (X) in the Top bar of the application. We can also close an application using the ALT + F4 key combination. Either way, the system […]
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