Windows 11 UI Inconsistency: Settings still mentions Windows 8 Charm feature
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I could write a whole novel about the peculiar dilemma of maintaining visual coherence in Windows 11. A presentation and summary could be made with the help of Microsoft's Copilot, but guess what? The issue would linger, waiting for the next act.
Despite being the best operating system for productivity and gaming, Windows 11 is still not a unified system. Windows 11 may have a newer look and feel, but it still has some vestiges of older versions.
When users attempt to switch from a Microsoft account to a local one, Windows 11 still refers to the Windows 8 "Search Charm," a bizarre case of inconsistent design. When users try to switch to a local account while device encryption is enabled, they are met with the screen shown below.
Charm Bar is mentioned in Windows 11
Windows 8's specialized 'Search Charm' has been removed from later builds of the operating system. Users are still directed to "use the Search charm to search for 'device encryption'" when backing up a recovery key as part of the "Switch to a local account" procedure.
Whether or not you have used Windows 8, I think the Charms Bar is a great feature, especially on tablets. The Windows 8 Charms Bar, accessible via a swipe from the right side of the screen, provides quick access to various functions, such as the search bar, Settings, Devices, and the Start Screen.
Although Windows 11 doesn't include the charm bar, it is referenced in the system preferences.
Windows 11 updates a lot of things, including icon replacement for Windows 95, this seems like a glaring omission.
The operating system suffers from the same inconsistencies in design. If you use the Windows 8 Settings app often, you may have noticed that it still uses the older term "PC settings."
Because of this problem, it's more crucial than ever to perform thorough design audits before releasing new or updated software. As Microsoft releases new versions and features, it must also ensure that old documentation and links are removed or updated so that users are not confused.
Some Nvidia users running Windows 11 or 10 have reported high CPU usage since the March driver update. In the next few hours, an emergency hotfix will be released to address the high CPU usage issue, as confirmed by the chip manufacturer.
Nvidia representatives confirmed that a software patch for the affected GeForce driver version 531.18 was developed and would be released within the next few hours. The news accounts on Reddit It appears that a bug in the GeForce Driver 531.18, which was released on February 28 and was widely installed by users in March, is to blame for excessively high levels of processor utilization.
According to reports from users, the driver can increase CPU usage by 15 percent for the Nvidia Display Container Service service. This issue, it is claimed, causes their laptops to overheat, impedes performance, and causes the batteries to drain too quickly.
After looking into it, we found that the issue originated with the Nvidia Display Container Se...
In Windows 11, you can set an internet data limit so that your PC doesn't use more than your network data allows. This article will show you how to specify different levels of Internet usage limits on your Windows 11 PC.
Set the data limit in Windows 11
In Windows 11, you can set a separate data limit for each WiFi and Ethernet network you connect to.
To begin, press the Windows + I key combination on your PC to launch the Settings app.
In the Settings window that opens, click on the “ Network & Internet ” item in the list on the left.
On the “ Network & Internet ” settings screen, scroll down and select “ Advanced Network Settings ”.
On the “ Advanced Network Settings ” page that opens, find the “ More Settings ” section and click on the “ Data Usage ” section.
You are now on the data usage settings page. Here, in the top-right corner, click the " Wi-Fi " drop-down menu and select the network on which you want to set the data ...
ChatGPT has mined its discarded data for insights as far back as September 2021. Now that it supports plugins, ChatGPT can act as a browser, visiting and scraping websites in real time. Microsoft is bringing the ChatGPT plugins that OpenAI has been developing to Windows 11.
Windows 11 will support ChatGPT add-ons via Copilot for Windows, a desktop OS that combines the features of ChatGPT and Bing AI.
Microsoft has decided to adopt the OpenAI-created plugin standard for ChatGPT, paving the way for compatibility between ChatGPT, Bing, Dynamics 365 Copilot, Microsoft 365 Copilot, and Windows Copilot. In addition, Microsoft announced its plans to make Bing the default search engine in Microsoft's ChatGPT.
This change also opens the door for programmers to create additional plugins for Microsoft 365 Copilot, such as ChatGPT and Bing. Connectors for the Power Platform and Teams message expansions are also in the works for this package.
Microsoft provides a toolkit for...
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