How to use Windows 11 features and handy tools for beginners and novice users

 Okay, here are some essential Windows 11 features and handy tools that beginners and novice users should know to significantly improve their daily PC experience, written in English:

For beginners and novice users of Windows 11, here are some key features and convenient tools that are essential for a much smoother daily PC experience:

1. The Start Menu and Taskbar:

• Start Menu: Located by clicking the Windows icon in the bottom-left corner.
  • App List: Shows all your installed applications. Pin frequently used apps for quick access (right-click an app and select "Pin to Start").
  • Search: The search bar at the top allows you to quickly find apps, files, and settings by typing keywords.
  • Power Options: The power button in the bottom-right lets you shut down, restart, or put your PC to sleep.
• Taskbar: The bar at the bottom of your screen.
  • Pinning Favorite Apps: Pin your most used applications to the taskbar for one-click launching (right-click an app and select "Pin to taskbar").
  • Running Apps: Icons of currently running apps are displayed. Click them to bring the window to the front.
  • Notification Area (System Tray): The far right shows icons for things like Wi-Fi, volume, battery, and notifications from apps.

2. File Explorer for Organizing Files:

• Managing Files: File Explorer (click the folder icon on the taskbar) is your tool for managing files and folders on your PC.
• Creating Folders: Keep your files organized by creating new folders (right-click, select "New," then "Folder").
• Moving and Copying Files: Drag and drop files or folders to move or copy them between locations.
• Searching: Use the search bar in the top-right corner to find specific files or folders.

3. Snap Layouts for Efficient Multitasking:

• Arranging Windows: When you have multiple windows open, drag a window to the edge of the screen, and it will automatically snap to fill half or a quarter of the screen. This helps you see multiple apps at once.
• Snap Layouts Menu: Hover your mouse over the maximize button in the top-right corner of a window to see various snap layout options. Click a layout to arrange your open windows efficiently.

4. Notifications and Quick Settings:

• Notifications: Click the bottom-right corner of your screen to see notifications from your apps and important messages.
• Quick Settings: Below the notifications, you'll find icons for quick access to common settings like Wi-Fi, volume, and screen brightness.

5. Microsoft Store for Installing Apps:

• Finding and Installing Apps: The Microsoft Store (search for "Store" in the Start Menu) is a safe place to download and install various applications, including games, tools, and utilities.

6. The Settings App for Personalization:

• Basic Configurations: Open the "Settings" app (search for "Settings" in the Start Menu) to customize various aspects of your PC.
  • Changing Wallpaper: Go to "Personalization" > "Background" to change your desktop wallpaper.
  • Connecting to Wi-Fi: Navigate to "Network & internet" > "Wi-Fi" to connect to wireless networks.
  • Adjusting Volume: Go to "System" > "Sound" to change your PC's volume.

7. Taking Screenshots:

• Full Screen Capture: Press the Print Screen key (often labeled PrtScn). The screenshot is copied to your clipboard, and you'll need to paste it into an image editor like Paint to save it.
• Active Window Capture: Press Alt + Print Screen to capture only the currently active window.
• Snipping Tool (or Snip & Sketch): Search for "Snipping Tool" or press Windows Key + Shift + S to open a tool that lets you select a specific area of your screen to capture. It also offers basic annotation features.

8. Microsoft Edge Browser:

• Web Browsing: Microsoft Edge is the default web browser.
• Favorites: Save frequently visited websites as "Favorites" for easy access.
• Reading List: Save articles and web pages to read later.

9. Windows Update for Security and Stability:

• Keeping Your PC Updated: It's crucial to keep Windows updated for security patches and system improvements. Go to "Settings" > "Windows Update" and click "Check for updates." Windows usually updates automatically, but it's good to check periodically.

By familiarizing yourself with these fundamental features and tools, you'll find navigating and using Windows 11 much more efficient and enjoyable. Start with the basics and gradually explore the other capabilities as you become more comfortable.