Exploring the Taskbar in Windows 11: Features, Customizations, and Tips
The taskbar in Windows 11 is more than just a strip at the bottom of your screen—it’s a sleek, centralized hub for productivity, personalization, and quick access. Microsoft redesigned it with a modern aesthetic and new functionality, while keeping familiar elements for longtime Windows users.
All staff of Finance, Operations and Administration (FOA) uses network drives for storing of files. The network drives, typically H: and U:, are fully backed up and can be used to restore files. The H: drive is your personal Home drive and you are the only one with access to it and files within. The U: drive is for your unit. Staff in your unit will be able to access anything stored in the U: drive. All FOA staff should have access to their own personal or 'home' drive.
The ability to reduce several mouse clicks and movements through the use of hotkeys can be greatly beneficial in saving time while navigating through your daily computing tasks. An often underused set of keyboard shortcuts involves the Windows logo key. Common on most keyboards, it can be found on the bottom row of your keyboard, left of the spacebar.
Did you accidentally delete a file or folder? Or perhaps misplaced it? If so, you're in luck! Our clients have the ability to restore a file or a folder from a network drive back to a previous version!
Save yourself 1,000 words by using the Windows Snipping Tool to capture and include a screenshot of your next email or document. This handy program can be found by clicking the Start Button and typing “Snipping Tool”, which will search for and find the application in whichever version of Windows you’re using.
