How to Use Widgets in Windows 11
Open, customize, reorder, remove, and turn off Windows 11 Widgets, including taskbar, account, lock screen, and network behavior notes.
Open, customize, reorder, remove, and turn off Windows 11 Widgets, including taskbar, account, lock screen, and network behavior notes.
Open Windows Terminal, switch between Command Prompt, PowerShell, and WSL tabs, run safe beginner commands, change defaults, split panes, and use administrator mode.
Create ZIP files, extract ZIP archives, browse files without extracting everything, and understand Windows password, RAR, and 7Z limits.
Roll Windows 11 back to a restore point, create restore points, enable system protection, recover when Windows will not boot, and understand what System Restore does not fix.
Create scheduled tasks, run programs or scripts automatically, test tasks, edit triggers/actions, enable task history, and use schtasks from Command Prompt.
Back up folders, apps, settings, and preferences with Windows Backup, restore to a new or reset PC, and understand OneDrive storage limits.
Arrange windows with Windows 11 Snap Layouts, fill zones, restore snap groups, use keyboard shortcuts, and change multitasking settings.
Record problem steps on Windows, save the ZIP report, use alternatives when Steps Recorder is missing, and protect sensitive screenshot data.
Turn on Storage Sense, choose cleanup schedules, run it manually, protect Downloads, and understand how it differs from Disk Cleanup and OneDrive Files On-Demand.
Start Windows in Safe Mode with Networking from a working desktop or failed boot loop, then exit Safe Mode and understand its limits.