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Windows 11 File Sharing on Home Network With Win 10 , & and Older Devices
After some months with Windows 11 Pro I am at my wits end with it. Nothing but trouble and problems. The main issue I have is that unlike all my other PCs the Windows 11 Pro box refused to display the other devices on the home network so that I can map to the drives and folders that are shared. All except my old Server that seems to pop up, but that is NOT good enough when I want to pass files direct between machines as I've always done. I am tired of trying to fathom the acronym ridden spoutings about the KB5065426 Windows update that was issued in September 2025 which stills seems to be the primary reason given for the rubbish performance of Windows 11 file sharing. Is this still really the case are MS so bad that they can't be bothered to fix the issue in a way that is comprehendible to the average user? Already their Midi devices update that was dumped on people in March wrought havoc with many InMusic devices, what with this and the mess of the start menu and trying to find things, noting the latest update screwed that even further, is making me think that Windows 11 should be binned and revert to Windows 10 as the new stuff is too much hassle. Any ideas that can do better than the many incomprehendible posts about SMB and more as hack to fudge the system would be gratefully received.Stratcat51Jun 12, 2026Copper Contributor28Views0likes0CommentsSearch in clipboard manager tabs?
Someone check me on this, maybe my memory is playing tricks on me. I use the Clipboard Manager (WIndowsKey + V) regularly , not for clipboard history but for selecting emojis and GIFs. Today I noticed that when I switch to the emoji or GIF tab, I can no longer search for potential emojis/GIFs. Like I used to be able to type "thumb" in the search bar and it would show me emjois featuring a thumb. Has this changed? Any possibility of getting it back??? Did they move it? Can I search another way?BrunoInRDUJun 12, 2026Occasional Reader26Views0likes1CommentWhich PC Build should I go for? I have a 1440p 280HZ OLED monitor
I recently built a new PC and have a 1440p 280Hz OLED monitor, so I need a system that can push high frame rates at this resolution to fully utilize the display's speed and image quality. Should I prioritize a powerful graphics card like an RTX 4080 or RX 7900 XTX, and which CPU would best avoid bottlenecking at 1440p for competitive shooters and fast-paced games?FaoyesJun 12, 2026Copper Contributor17Views0likes0CommentsWhy is my Windows 11 computer remaining in a black screen state?
After booting up or waking from sleep, my Windows 11 computer stays on a completely black screen with no cursor or login prompt visible, even though the PC seems to be running. I have tried forcing a restart, disconnecting external monitors, and booting into safe mode, but the issue keeps coming back and I need guidance on what might be causing this.AdiraixJun 12, 2026Copper Contributor12Views0likes0CommentsPrinting issues under Windows 11 24H2
Since updating to Windows 11 version 24H2, my printer has stopped working properly or fails to print documents that printed without issue before the update. I have tried restarting both my PC and printer, checking connections, and reinstalling drivers, but the problem persists and I am hoping someone has found a reliable fix or workaround.ZiaoikJun 12, 2026Iron Contributor9Views0likes0CommentsTiny 11 2303 Windows Update Error 0x800f081f
I have been trying to use the Windows update for Tiny100 version 2303, but it keeps showing the message "There was a problem installing the update. We will retry later. If you continue to see this prompt and wish to search the internet or contact technical support for information, the following content may be helpful: (0x800f081f)". Currently, I have tried "sfc /scannow", but it didn't work; I also tried "DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth", but it failed as well.JoohneiJun 12, 2026Copper Contributor11Views0likes0Comments¿Cómo liberar espacio en mi PC con Windows 11?
Hola a todos. Mi computadora con Windows 11 está casi llena y solo quedan unos 20 GB de espacio libre. El problema es que no sé qué archivos se pueden borrar con seguridad ni qué herramientas de Windows son realmente útiles. Busqué sobre como liberar espacio en mi pc, pero hay muchas recomendaciones diferentes y no quiero eliminar algo importante del sistema. Me gustaría saber cuáles son los métodos más seguros para recuperar espacio en el disco C, por ejemplo borrar archivos temporales, limpiar la carpeta de descargas, mover archivos grandes a un disco externo o usar alguna función integrada de Windows 11. ¿Qué pasos recomiendan para como liberar espacio en mi pc sin afectar mis programas ni mis archivos personales?HarolderJun 12, 2026Brass Contributor53Views0likes9CommentsI still have windows 10. How do we feel about Windows 11?
Have been wondering if I should upgrade. I've seen a lot of posts about always on AI stuff after quickly searching. I hate AI and don't want it in my OS. Is there a way to get rid of it? Is Windows 11 as intrusive as I have read? Am I better off staying at 10? Initially it told me I wasn't eligible to upgrade but it now asks me every couple months.TaoulahoonJun 12, 2026Copper Contributor7Views0likes0CommentsWindows 11 ltsc is not a solution
Some of the issues i had include: - startup menu bugging out constantly and refusing to show my apps. - a never ending amount of connexion issues, I can't download anything without having the download fail on me every 2-3 mins. - screenshot tool doesn't work, i have to manually open up the snipping tool and take them that way. - can't use notepad dark mode. And there are other issues i haven't mentioned as I'm not entirely sure they are exclusive to windows 11 ltsc, I would switch back to linux as I've been using arch on and off for years but i still need software that only works properly on windows.JomhuaJun 12, 2026Copper Contributor11Views0likes0CommentsHow to keep Windows 11 the cleanest?
I'm looking for advice on how to keep my Windows 11 system as clean and optimized as possible. I want to prevent unnecessary files, clutter, and slowdowns over time, while maintaining a secure and smooth operating environment. Are there best practices or specific tools I should use to regularly clean and optimize Windows 11 without risking important data or system stability? Any tips for keeping my Windows 11 installation lean, fast, and clutter-free would be greatly appreciated.GabrielfpJun 12, 2026Copper Contributor18Views0likes0Comments
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