The four-device lineup of the Galaxy Book2 series includes a Business model with special features, and the whole line is designed to integrate Samsung phones more than ever.
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Every operating system has a finite shelf life, especially when hardware failures are involved. Learn how to plan for a Windows disaster to get back up and running in short order.
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It is possible to add any application the Windows 11 context menu with a couple of tweaks to the Windows Registry file. We show you how it works.
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Microsoft does not make Windows 11 personalization as easy as it could. To move the taskbar to the top of your screen you will have to perform a deep edit of the Registry File.
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Normally, Microsoft does not allow users to modify the relative size of the Windows 11 taskbar. But with a hack of the Registry File, we can make that possible.
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In Windows 11, you can use and tweak the touch keyboard when you don’t have a physical keyboard. Here’s how to use this handy feature.
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Users are always searching for ways to make their computing lives better – the Windows PowerToys are made specifically for this purpose.
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Users can restore the classic command ribbon to File Explorer in Windows 11 by hacking the Registry File and adding a specific string value to a new key.
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Microsoft now has two versions of Windows IoT Enterprise. So how do you choose between them?
