1.Did you know that in the Snip app you can remove the text from pictures

Open up the Snip app and add the image with the text you want to copy

Click the button the arrow is pointing towards “Text actions”, Simply copy the text now and paste it wherever you need it

2.Upgrade all of your installed apps to the latest version. Simply open up CMD as Administrator as shown below

Type in “Winget upgrade”

It will list your installed apps, the current installed version and the newest. In order to upgrade them all at once, simply type in “winget upgrade –all”

It will automatically start to download and install the newest driver.

1.Super quick access to recording partial/entire desktop with audio

Simply press Windows key + Shift + R

This will pop up in top side of your main monitor, Simply select the area you want to record. The recording are saved (by default) into your “Gallery”

2.Type simply by talking.

Press Windows key + H

3.In paint, click on the Cocreator tab and you can generate images simply by describing them.

1.Turn off background running apps.

Go to Start-Settings as shown below

Then, into Apps – Startup

Simply unticks the ones that you are not using

2.How to relocate the Start button onto the left side of the screen.

Right click on an empty space on the taskbar and select Taskbar Settings

Scroll down and select taskbar behaviour

Then you will see taskbar allignment,click on “Center” frrom the dropdown menu and select left.

This will move it on the left side where it historically was on previous versions of Windows.

3.How to quickly hide desktop icons

Simply right click on desktop – View – and untick the show desktop icons marker.

While there are better ways to hide files, this tip is far more delightful.

• To perform this, create a folder with an invisible name and no icon
• To get started, right-click an empty spot on your desktop, click “New,” and then select “Folder.” as shown:

• After you click on “Folder”,”New Folder” highlighted so you can rename it
• Press and hold “Alt” as you type 255 on the numeric keypad

**Note** the folder you just created will not appear in Windows Explorer.

Now that the name is invisible, let s fix the icon. Right-click the folder and select “Properties”

Click the “Customize” tab, and then click “Change Icon” in the “Folder Icons” section.

In the “Change Icon for Folder” window, scroll to the right, select the invisible icon, and then click “OK”

You can choose either one of the 3 shown above.

The folder still shows if you hover the mouse over it.

The folder will also be invisible in File Explorer and will stay that way, even with contents inside it. If you want to hide multiple folders at once on your desktop, repeat the process above, but press Alt+255 more than once to type multiple invisible characters. Two folders can’t have the same name, so the second one will need two blank spaces.

1.If you own a PC, you need to do this once a month

-Go to your keyboard and press Windows + R, type in CMD and run it as administrator.

In the CMD window type in “winget upgrade” and hit Enter

This will show you all the outdated apps and softwares existing on your PC

Now, type in “winget upgrade –all” and hit Enter.

This is going to update all of the outdated apps/softwares.

2.How to switch between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WiFi, with PowerShell

To check your current connection, open up your Ethernet settings – Status – Properties, as shown below

You can check it from the “Network band” line

To change it, run Powershell as administrator and type in “netsh wlan show networks” as shown below

Go ahead and look up your 5 GHz connection pay attention to “_5G” or “-5G”, simply copy the connection name and use the command below.

Connect to it using “netsh wlan connect name=“connection name““.

I will showcase 2 tricks you can try if your PC started to lag lately

•  run cmd as administrator

• Next: type in :”DISM /online /cleanup-image /checkhealth” and hit enter

This will check your Windows Image and repair any corrupted system file that might slow down your PC.

• windows button + x

• go to System

Look up Storage and then Storage Sense.

Make sure Storage Sense in turned on.

This will scan your entire PC for unnecessary files and temporary items,freeing up space automatically.

Your processor might not be using all cores from the get go so let’s check/fix that.

1.Press Windows key + R to open up run command.

Type in msconfig and hit OK.

2.Go onto the BOOT tab

3.Select Advanced options

4.Tick the “Number of processors” option and from the drop down menu below,select the highest number as shown below.

5.Click “OK” and then “Apply”, simply restart your PC after.

I’ll showcase an MSI bios:

1.Enable your XMP

Now,if you’ve purchased a very fast RAM,you HAVE to turn XMP on(MSI has made this quite simple,just click on the “XMP profile 1”)

The yellow pointing arrow shows the speed that the RAM will run at with XMP turned on.

2.Turn on NVME CPU lanes :Go ahead and enter the Advanced settings tab(F7)

NOTE In order to avoid damaging your system DO NOT change any voltage setting,also,every setting is reversible (easiest way is to unplug the bios battery from the motherboard).

Enter the settings tab

Advanced

In this case,enter PCIe

and finally PCIe lanes source

Select CPU,This will ensure the maximum speed for the Nvme.