How-To Geek on MSN

PowerShell isn't scary—these everyday commands prove it

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XDA Developers on MSN

I stopped opening the Windows 11 Settings app once I learned the right PowerShell commands

Ditch Windows 11 Settings app for PowerShell commands for lightning-fast system management, bypassing GUI delays and ...

Windows 11 Settings Blank or Missing [Fix]

If Windows 11 Settings is blank or missing, re-register the Immersive Control Panel via PowerShell, manually Register XAML ...
Windows LatestOpinion

Microsoft commits to removing Copilot where it doesn’t deliver, as Windows 11 scales back AI

Microsoft is finally phasing out Copilot in Windows 11. Following massive user backlash, the company is stripping the AI ...

One of the most useful Windows 11 unofficial apps UniGetUI gets a new look and design0 0

UniGetUI, a popular and useful unofficial Windows 11 app, receives a refreshed interface, improved design, and enhanced ...
Windows Latest

Microsoft says it’s keeping its promise to fix Windows 11, shares everything that’s changed since March

Microsoft is delivering on its promise to fix Windows 11. New updates bring more performance, less RAM usage, less AI, and no ...

Chrome silently downloads a 4GB AI model. Here’s how to remove it

You can nix Chrome's 4GB local AI model in just a few clicks, but you'll lose some functionality in the process.

'ClickFix' attack tricks users into hacking themselves, ACSC warns

ClickFix relies on tricking users into essentially hacking themselves by running commands that compromise their computers. In ...
PCMagOpinion

Microsoft Wants You Back. These 10 Broken Windows Apps Say Otherwise

If Microsoft wants us to use its first-party software again, it has to develop a better collection of apps that makes the ...
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This Free Windows App Shows You Everything Your Computer Is Secretly Doing

I installed AppControl on my Windows 11 PC and was shocked by how much was happening in the background without me knowing.

This ancient Windows tool is still used by people after more than 30 years

Should Microsoft finally retire a Windows utility that is older than 30 years or just leave it untouched forever?
Redmond Magazine

Using Configuration Files to Control PowerShell Scripts, Part 1: The Basics

Recently, I have been hard at work, creating some really complex PowerShell scripts related to a few projects that I have been working on. One of the big lessons that I have learned through all of ...