Mastering Windows 11 Made Easy Training Tutorial

Windows is a family of operating systems developed by Microsoft Corporation. Windows provides a graphical user interface (GUI), virtual memory management, multitasking, and support for many peripheral devices. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 strongly encourages you to use a Microsoft account for sign-in, versus a local user account, when you are initially setting up your device with Windows 11. Many features of Windows 11, like OneDrive, require you to use a Microsoft account. You can either use any existing email account and register it as a Microsoft account or you can create a new email account, if needed. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

One way to navigate through the Windows environment is by using a mouse. A mouse is a device you control with your hand. You roll it around on a pad. This lets you move the mouse pointer, usually an “arrow” icon, on your screen to select files and folders. There are many variations of the mouse, but they are all designed to perform the same basic functions. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

In Windows 11, many of the actions you can perform with a mouse can also be performed using gestures on a touch screen or touchpad for computing devices that support this behavior. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

In Windows 11, the desktop appears by default for all devices. All other windows will open within the desktop. For example, if you open the “Settings” app within the Start menu for Windows 11, it opens that app window within the desktop environment. Within the desktop, you can place shortcuts to your favorite files, folders, and programs. These shortcuts appear as icons on your desktop screen. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

The Start button in Windows 11 is a small button that displays the Windows logo and always appears at the left end of the primary group of buttons within the taskbar. The buttons in the Windows 11 taskbar appear in the center of the bar, by default. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

The Start menu has once again been reconfigured for Windows 11. To show the Start menu in Windows 11, click the “Start” button, which has the Windows logo on it, in the Windows taskbar. Alternatively, press the Windows key on your keyboard to show the Start menu. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 lacks many of the app grouping and customization options that appeared in Windows 10. However, you can customize some of the Start menu setting to add or remove items from the sections that appear in the Start menu of Windows 11. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To search in Windows 11, click the “Search” button in the Windows taskbar to show a Search menu above the Search button. Then type the text for which to search into the “Type here to search” field at the top of the Search menu. As you type, search results then begin to appear at the left side of the Search menu below the “Type here to search” field. The search results are grouped by categories like “Best match,” “Apps,” “Settings,” and “Search the web.” Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 uses a universal app window for many of its apps. This lesson shows you the general layout of a universal app window and the navigation features you often encounter in them. You can open the “Weather” app from the Start menu to see a common example of a universal app in Windows 11. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

While the ability to snap an app window to the side of the screen was introduced in earlier versions of Windows, snapping apps is vastly improved in Windows 11. This feature allows you to lock up to four app windows open at a time so that you can have multiple windows open without having to toggle between them or having them overlap one another. Windows 11 introduces new snap layouts for desktops that let you determine the type of app window arrangement you want to apply. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

The window is one of the basic elements of the Windows operating system. You perform most activities in different windows within the application. Most windows share a similar structure and layout. Windows appear within a frame. At the top of the frame is the “Title Bar.” The Title Bar usually shows the name of the window or its contents. You use the Title Bar to control the size and placement of the window in your desktop. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

In windows that contain a longer web page or document content, you can use the available scroll bars within the window to scroll through its information. Scroll bars appear at the right and bottom sides of a window if all the window’s contents cannot appear at once. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 makes it easy to create and use multiple desktops, if needed. Using multiple desktops in Windows 11 lets you arrange and keep separate desktops open for unrelated projects between which you must switch or for quick switching between separate applications you want to make easily available. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

When you need to turn off your computer, it is very important to turn your computer off correctly. Do not simply unplug a computer or interrupt its power source! Doing this could possibly corrupt the information in your computer! Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 lets you download apps for your computing devices from an improved Microsoft Store. You must be signed into your computer using an online account, like a Microsoft Account or a work or school account, to download apps from the Microsoft Store. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 gives you additional Windows Hello sign-in options for better security, so you won’t need to use a Microsoft account password to log in to your device. After you initially sign-in to your device, you can then create the other Windows Hello sign-in options you want and set Windows 11 to use them, instead. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

After creating a PIN, you may want to change your PIN in Windows 11. To change your PIN in Windows 11, right-click the “Start” button in the Windows taskbar to show a pop-up menu of commands. Then click the “Settings” command in the pop-up menu to open the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 provides widgets that quickly show summaries of information from other apps and services. To show the widgets in Windows 11, click or hover over the “Widgets” button in the taskbar of the desktop to show the Widgets overlay pane at the left side of the screen. To close the Widgets pane, click the “Widgets” button in the taskbar again or move your mouse pointer away from it if you opened it by hovering. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

File Explorer has been available in Windows for many, many years. However, Windows 11 has redesigned the File Explorer window. Note that in releases of Windows prior to Windows 8, File Explorer was referred to as Windows Explorer. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

File Explorer in Windows 11 lets you navigate through the files and folders your device can access. The large pane at the right side of the File Explorer window shows the contents of the currently selected drive or folder. To open a drive, folder, or file within this pane, double-click it. If opening a drive or folder, Windows then shows its contents in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

You can change the view of the files and folders shown in the right pane of the File Explorer window in Windows 11. This is just a matter of personal preference. Your view choices are “Extra large icons,” “Large icons,” “Medium icons,” “Small icons,” “List,” “Details,” “Tiles,” or “Content.” Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows lets you sort items shown within a folder in the File Explorer window, with the exception of the “Quick access” view. To sort the items shown in the right pane of File Explorer in Windows 11 by any available file or folder attributes, regardless of the view style selected, show the contents of the folder to sort in the right pane of the File Explorer window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

You must learn how to select files within File Explorer in Windows 11 to perform file management activities. To select a single file in File Explorer, click it once. It is then highlighted. The highlight means the file is selected. When a file is selected, it has the focus of the Windows application and any commands you subsequently perform apply only to the selected file. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To open a file in the right pane of the File Explorer window in Windows 11, double-click the file. Alternatively, right-click the file to show a pop-up contextual menu. If there is an app set as the default app used by Windows to open files of the selected file type, as shown by the file’s extension, then click the “Open” command in the pop-up menu to open the file. Windows then attempts to open the file using the default application it thinks is best to open files of that type on your computer in a separate window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows records the history of folders you open. To reopen a frequently opened folder in Windows 11, open the File Explorer window. Then click to select the “Quick Access” choice in the Navigation pane at the left side of the File Explorer window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

After you begin to create and save files in Windows 11, you may want to create additional folders and subfolders to help you organize your saved materials. You can create a folder within almost any other folder you can access though File Explorer. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

You can rename files and folders you have created to reflect changes made to their contents or to correct typos made when originally naming the files or folders. However, you should only rename files that you have created. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

When organizing your files and folders in Windows, you will often want to move or copy files and folders to a new location. There is a difference between moving and copying files and folders. When you move a file or folder, you cut the original item and then paste it into a different location on your computer. When you copy a file or folder, you make an exact copy of the selected file or folder and then paste the copy into a new location in your computer. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Many computers have a CD or DVD drive that can create recordable CDs or DVDs so you can save content from your computer onto removable media for transfer. To burn a CD or DVD in Windows 11, you must first insert a blank, recordable CD or DVD into the corresponding drive in your computer. After you do that, if AutoPlay is enabled on your computer, a small notification box appears in the lower-right corner of the screen telling you to select the notification box to choose what Windows 11 should do when a blank CD or DVD is inserted. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Routinely deleting files you no longer need helps keep your files and folders organized and saves space on your computer. However, before you delete a file, be absolutely sure you no longer need it! To delete a file in Windows 11, open a File Explorer window and then navigate into the folder that contains the file to delete. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Libraries are collections of folders that contain files of a selected type. The default libraries in Windows 11 are “Camera Roll,” “Documents,” “Music,” “Pictures,” “Saved Pictures” and “Videos.” However, libraries are also hidden by default in Windows 11. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

You can also use File Explorer in Windows 11 to manage your computer and its hard drive. To manage your computer using File Explorer in Windows 11, click the “This PC” icon in the Navigation pane at the left side of a File Explorer window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

The “Quick access” view is the default view of File Explorer in Windows 11. You can click the “Quick access” choice in the Navigation pane at the left side of the File Explorer window to show its contents in the right pane. The Quick access view shows your most frequently opened folders in a group at the top of the right pane, followed by a group of your recently opened files below it. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

If you are signed in with an online account, like a Microsoft account or a work or school account, and you have enabled OneDrive, then local copies of your OneDrive folders appear in the Navigation pane at the left side of the File Explorer window in Windows 11. This helps you access your OneDrive files and keep them synced across your devices. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

You can zip a file or folder in the File Explorer window to compress its contents into a single “zipped” file that can be sent to others or simply compressed for storage. To open the contents of a zipped file, the recipient must unzip the file to uncompress the zipped folder and its contents. Windows 11 lets you zip and unzip files and folders shown within the File Explorer window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

You can unzip a zipped file shown within a File Explorer window to extract the zipped file’s contents. To extract a zipped file using File Explorer in Windows 11, show the zipped file to unzip within the right pane of the File Explorer window. Then click or tap the zipped file to select it. Then click the “Extract all” button in the Ribbon at the top of the File Explorer window to open an “Extract Compressed (Zipped) Folders” wizard window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To access the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, click the Start button in the Windows taskbar to show the Start menu. Then click the “Settings” app icon in the “Pinned” section of the Start menu if it appears there. Otherwise, click the “All apps” link in the upper-right corner of the “Pinned” section in the Start menu, scroll down to the apps that start with the letter “S,” and then click the “Settings” app icon. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

When you open the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, it defaults to showing the “System” settings. If needed, to show the “System” settings in the “Settings” app window, click the “System” button at the left side of the screen. The categories of “System” settings then appear in the right pane in the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the display settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Display” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the display settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the sound settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Sound” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the sound settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the notifications settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Notifications” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the notifications settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the focus assist settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Focus assist” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the focus assist settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Focus assist settings determine when you do and do not receive notifications from apps in Windows 11. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the power and battery settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Power & battery” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the power and battery settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the storage settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Storage” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the storage settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the nearby sharing settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Nearby sharing” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the nearby sharing settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the multitasking settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the Windows activation settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Activation” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the Windows activation settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To change the troubleshooting settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Troubleshoot” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the troubleshooting settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To access the recovery settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Recovery” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the recovery settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To access the settings that let you wirelessly project to this PC using Miracast-capable hardware in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Projecting to this PC” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the projection settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To access the remote desktop settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Remote Desktop” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the remote desktop settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To access the clipboard settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “Clipboard” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the clipboard settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. The clipboard in Windows holds content you cut or copy until you paste it. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To access settings in Windows 11 that show device information or let you rename the device, open the “Settings” app window and click the “System” button at the left side of the screen to show the system settings for your device. Then click the “About” category in the pane at the right side of the window to show the device settings for Windows 11 in the right pane. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the “Bluetooth & devices” settings in the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. The categories of “Bluetooth & devices” settings then appear in the right pane in the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To enable Bluetooth in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen to show the Bluetooth and devices settings to the right. To enable Bluetooth in Windows 11, click the “Bluetooth” toggle switch to toggle it to the “On” position. If your computer is discoverable using Bluetooth, its name appears below the “Bluetooth” setting. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

Windows 11 automatically detects most devices added using USB, wireless, and Bluetooth. However, to manually add a device in Windows 11, if needed, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen to show the Bluetooth & devices settings for your computer. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage devices in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then either click the “View more devices” link at the right side of the window or click the “Devices” setting button to show the devices connected to your Windows 11 computer at the right side of the window, grouped by category and appearing below the Bluetooth setting. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage printers and scanners in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “Printers & scanners” setting button at the right side of the window to show the printers and scanners connected to your Windows 11 computer at the right side of the window in the “Printers & scanners” settings. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage the “Your Phone” settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “Your Phone” setting button at the right side of the window to show the phone settings at the right side of the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage cameras in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “Cameras” settings button at the right side of the window to show the cameras connected to your Windows 11 computer at the right side of the window in the “Cameras” settings. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage the mouse settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “Mouse” settings button at the right side of the window to show the mouse settings for your Windows 11 computer at the right side of the window in the “Mouse” settings. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage the touchpad settings in Windows 11 if your computer has a touchpad available, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “Touchpad” settings button at the right side of the window to show the touchpad settings for your Windows 11 computer at the right side of the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage the pen and Windows Ink settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “Pen & Windows Ink” settings button at the right side of the window to show the pen and Windows Ink settings at the right side of the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage the AutoPlay settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “AutoPlay” settings button at the right side of the window to show the AutoPlay settings at the right side of the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manage the USB settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Bluetooth & devices” button at the left side of the screen. Then click the “USB” settings button at the right side of the window to show the USB settings at the right side of the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the “Network & internet” settings in the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen. The categories of “Network & internet” settings then appear in the right pane in the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To enable Wi-Fi in Windows 11 and view Wi-Fi settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the Ethernet settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Ethernet” settings button at the right side of the window to show the ethernet connection settings for your Windows 11 computer at the right side of the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To manually create a VPN connection and view VPN settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “VPN” setting button to the right to show your computer’s VPN connections and VPN settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To share your internet connection with other devices using a mobile hotspot in Windows 11 and view your mobile hotspot settings, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the airplane mode settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the proxy server settings for Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Proxy” settings button that appears to the right to view your device’s proxy server settings for Wi-Fi and Ethernet connections. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To create a dial-up connection in Windows 11, if needed, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the advanced network settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Network & internet” button at the left side of the screen to show the network and internet settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Advanced network settings” button to the right to show the “Advanced network settings” at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the “Personalization” settings in the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen. The categories of “Personalization” settings then appear in the right pane in the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the background settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Background” button to the right to show the “Background” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the colors settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the themes settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Themes” button to the right to show the “Themes” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the lock screen settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Lock screen” button to the right to show the “Lock screen” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the touch keyboard settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Touch keyboard” button to the right to show the “Touch keyboard” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the Start menu settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Start” button to the right to show the “Start” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the Windows taskbar settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Taskbar” button to the right to show the “Taskbar” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the fonts and font settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Fonts” button to the right to show the fonts and their settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the device usage settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Personalization” button at the left side of the screen to show the personalization settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Device usage” button to the right to show the device usage settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the “Apps” settings in the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen. The categories of “Apps” settings then appear in the right pane in the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the apps and features settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Apps & features” button to the right to show the “App & features” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the default apps settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Default apps” button to the right to show the “Default apps” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the offline maps settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Offline maps” button to the right to show the “Offline maps” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the optional features settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Optional features” button to the right to show the “Optional features” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the apps for websites settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Apps for websites” button to the right to show the “Apps for websites” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the video playback settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Video playback” button to the right to show the “Video playback” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view the startup settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Apps” button at the left side of the screen to show the apps settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Startup” button to the right to show the “Startup” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To show the “Accounts” settings in the “Settings” app window in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen. The categories of “Accounts” settings then appear in the right pane in the window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view your Microsoft account settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Your Microsoft account” button to the right to show the “Your Microsoft account” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view your account info settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Your info” button to the right to show the “Your info” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view email and accounts settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Email & accounts” button to the right to show the “Email & accounts” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view your sign-in options settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Sign-in options” button to the right to show the “Sign-in options” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view your family and other users settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Family & other users” button to the right to show the “Family & other users” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view Windows backup settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Learn about this and more during this lecture.

To view work and school account settings in Windows 11, open the “Settings” app window and then click the “Accounts” button at the left side of the screen to show the accounts settings for your computer to the right. Then click the “Access work or school” button to the right to show the “Access work or school” settings at the right side of the “Settings” app window. Learn about this and more during this lecture.