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Computers have a myriad of apps that enhance the performance of certain features. But once in a while, these applications can experience issues when connecting to the internet. Try these fixes if Windows 11 apps suddenly stop connecting to a network.

It will be an understatement if we say that the Taskbar in Windows 11 is a handy tool. In this new iteration of Windows OS, the taskbar is more icon-focused, and the ability to pin your most frequently used apps is an added advantage.

Windows has refined the Taskbar area with Windows 11. Now, the icons are placed towards the middle which makes way for easy access.

The improved Taskbar design must’ve impressed you if you have caught a glimpse of the new Windows 11. The Taskbar in Windows 11 is centered in the middle and bundles a few other features. If you want a similar experience on your Windows 10 com

Windows 11 changed the position of the Taskbar, but it still houses your favorite apps and Start menu. And despite its criticism from users, the Taskbar still is an important utility on Windows 11. But what happens when it goes missing? Well, many u

When you install the latest version of Windows, Taskbar is the first thing you will notice on the brand new OS. Microsoft completely redesigned the taskbar and placed app icons and the start menu in the center.

The taskbar remains at the heart of major operations on Windows 10 as it carries elements such as the Start menu, pinned apps, system icons, and the Action Center. But while the taskbar can be a useful utility for some, others might see it as just a

Microsoft’s Windows 10 is quite customizable as per your usage and requirements. There are over 1.3 billion Windows 10 users, including the ones coming from macOS or Chrome OS. However, those users will find it difficult to adjust with the taskbar

In April 2021, Microsoft started rolling out the new News and Interests feature for the Windows 10 users worldwide. The News and Interests appear as a taskbar widget to give you the information of your choice. While the News and Interests Taskbar wi

Microsoft appears to be on a mission to jazz up the Taskbar in Windows 10. Recently, Microsoft integrated the Meet Now button on the Taskbar next to the Date and Time option. It’s an irrelevant add-on for someone who doesn’t use video calls freq

Don’t you just love loading up your Windows 10 PC with all the amazing apps? Thanks to those colorful icons that help you quickly identify and double-click it to launch the app, especially from the Taskbar on Windows.

For Windows 10 users, the Action Center is a one-stop spot to check notifications and quickly interact with some key settings. And it’s discomforting when Action Center fails to open.

When an app is opened or pinned to the taskbar on your Windows PC, the app’s icon should carry a badge showing real-time notification count. This badge informs you of new in-app updates, messages, and notifications without even opening the app.

You must be using the Taskbar on your Windows 10 computer regularly, and the most you’d have done is just pin the app icons on it or auto-hide the bar.

Most of us click on the Taskbar to access frequently used apps, services, view time, and so on. It provides a convenient space for switching between open apps or launching new ones from the pinned icons with a click. The Taskbar is always visible unl

Who doesn’t love to customize their Windows desktop? Fortunately, Windows 10 has a dedicated setting to personalize your PC. From changing the overall theme to modifying selective colors, Windows 10 offers all. It even lets you change the taskbar c

Many features exist on our Windows PC that we seldom use. You may have seen them multiple times, but aren’t sure what they do. And whether using them will have any negative impact. One such feature is the Lock the taskbar option. In this post, we w

‘What is that little person on my Chrome icon?’ Is that the question that brought you here? Well, your Chrome is not compromised (may be). It is safe, and there is no need to worry.

Pinning the frequently used apps to the taskbar is quite helpful. It saves the trouble of searching or opening the Start Menu to find the app. However, sometimes, the taskbar becomes spooky, and it makes you regret your decision of pinning the apps.

A few days back, I was playing with the Taskbar settings on my Windows laptop. Later, I realized something was off — the taskbar didn’t show the current date. It didn’t occur to me that my frolicking could be the reason behind the disappearance