The author recommends Microsoft OneNote, a free, versatile note-taking app that organizes content into Notebooks, Sections, and Pages. It allows for typed, handwritten, or dictated notes, supports audio, drawing, and web content, and searches including text in images. It works across devices and requires a Microsoft email account.
Settings are the nervous system of your computer. It adjusts, aligns, helps, instructs, and keeps the rest of your computer system running in good shape. For new users venturing into the world of Windows 11, acquainting yourself with the Settings menu is paramount to customizing and controlling your experience. Diving into the Settings area can…
When you log into your computer and click the Start Menu button, you will see many things. However, look to the lower-left corner and you will see your Profile Picture. You may or may not have a Profile Picture, if you set up one for your account you will. If you have not set it…
The post addresses inquiries about Windows 11 features, first focusing on the power button options and sign-in methods. It details power options like shut down and restart, and sign-in alternatives such as facial recognition, fingerprint, PINs, and security keys like YubiKey, highlighting security benefits of each. The author also touches on Trusted Platform Module (TPM) security, and restart benefits for clearing RAM. Additional resources are promised on GrayHaired.Tech, including a special guest appearance.
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