Windows 11 brings a new design to the Windows platform, using themes that can change the look of your computer with just one click. With the redesign, the aesthetics of the entire OS website have also ...

In this article, we have covered some quick ways, like changing the theme of the Windows terminal using windowsterminalthemes.dev and adding fonts to the terminal using nerdfonts.com to customize the ...

Microsoft released a new Windows Terminal version today that adds a long-awaited feature, making it possible to create and use custom themes. For now, users can only create themes by editing the ...

Windows 11 represents an evolution in design, exchanging the Windows 10 look for more rounded edges, less-crowded menu screens, and a streamlined, friendly appearance. Part of this design includes new ...

The beauty of Windows is in its customizability, and that hasn’t changed with Windows 11. If anything, now the operating system looks better by default. However, the good old Windows customization ...

Over the years, Microsoft Windows has offered customization elements we loved. Some of the bits we loved aren't available anymore: desktop widgets in Windows Vista and the Windows Aero theme that may ...

To open the Windows 11 Personalization Settings, right-click on the Start Menu > Settings > Personalization. You can make a lot of changes to your PC such as changing the background image, setting up ...

Microsoft has improved Windows 11 a lot over time, but one thing it still hasn't paid attention to is the context menu. If you feel the same way, I highly recommend using Nilesoft Shell to customize ...

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To learn more about these steps in detail, continue reading. If you want to change the Touch keyboard panel size on your screen, you can move the corresponding bar to the left or right. By default, it ...

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