Want to give your Windows 11 PC a makeover? Cairo Shell does that, and does it in style without ruining the Windows experience you know.

On the Taskbar tab, select the "Windows 10 (ExplorerPatcher)" option in the "Taskbar style" setting and click the "Restart ...

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Windows 11's default look gets boring fast. If you are tired of staring at the same interface every day, these tools will elevate your desktop experience. I love static wallpapers. But when I want a ...

Win + V saves the day by opening the Clipboard history, allowing you to retrieve text or images you’ve copied earlier. Now for a relative newcomer. For quick assistance, answers, and creative ideas, ...

If you are unable to or cannot move desktop icons in Windows 11/10 then this post is sure to help you. We have covered different ways to fix the issue.

In Windows 10 and 11, various default icons are used for desktop icons, shortcut icons, etc. Technology blog Digital Citizen explains where these default icons are stored on the computer.

Affected Windows 11 PCs were seeing icons being moved about on the desktop, or seemingly randomly shifted to their other monitors in a highly confusing fashion.

Some users have reported that the desktop icons keep reappearing after deletion in Windows 11/10. In this article, we will see some fixes to resolve this issue. When we install software on a ...

To create a new desktop, click the Task View icon in the taskbar in Windows 10. By default, you will find it immediately to the right of the combined Search and Run box.

As I haven’t upgraded to Windows 11 yet on most of my PCs, I’m still using Start10 which lets you use either a Windows 7 style, modern style or Windows 10 style Start menu while Start11 also ...

Right-click anywhere on your desktop. Click on Personalize. On the left panel, go to Themes. On the new right panel, click on Desktop icon settings, and a new window will open. Under the Desktop icons ...