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How to Use Windows Sandbox on Windows 11
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Windows Sandbox is a lightweight tool that instantly lets you create an isolated desktop environment on Windows 11. You can test apps and open shady files to analyze the behavior. To use Windows Sandbox, you need to enable the feature from the "Optional Features" window. After that, you can quickly launch this tool from the Start Menu similar to other programs.
How to Enable Core Isolation’s Memory Integrity Feature on Windows 11
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Memory Integrity under Core Isolation is an important security feature on Windows 11, and you must keep it turned on. You can enable this feature from Windows Security (aka Windows Defender) under the Device Security menu. Apart from that, if the option is greyed out, or you are unable to turn on Memory Integrity, you can uninstall incompatible drivers, update them, or use other fixes to enable it.
12 Best Backup Software for Windows PC
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There exist a lot of good backup software that help users out when they find themselves with a critical failure. Some of the best options include Acronis Cyber Protect Home, Macrium Reflect, Paragon Backup and Recovery and many more. However, besides these there are a lot of conventional options including Google Drive for desktop and even Dropbox.
Windows 12: Speculated Release Date, Expected Features, & Leaks
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Windows 12 was primed to released in 2024, however, Microsoft has clarified that Windows 11 24H2 will be this year's annual update. It means Windows 12 is not coming in 2024, and may release after a year or two. The much-hyped interactive shell with a floating taskbar is also shelved for now.
How to Check Your Graphics Card (GPU) on Windows 11
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You can easily find your GPU details from the Task Manager on Windows 11. Just launch the Task Manager and move to Performance > GPU. Other than that, you can check your integrated graphics detail inside Windows Settings. You can also launch the DirectX Diagnostic tool, Device Manager or System Information to get more information on your GPU.