Why does Yahoo keep opening in Chrome Windows 11 computer?
Hi everyone, I'm experiencing a frustrating issue with my Windows 11 computer. For some reason, Yahoo keeps opening automatically in Google Chrome, even when I’m not trying to access it. This happens frequently and interrupts my workflow. I've checked my browser settings and extensions, but I can't find anything unusual. I’ve also cleared my browser cache and cookies, but the problem persists. Has anyone else faced a similar issue or knows how to stop this from happening? Thank you!Join us December 11th for Tech Community Live: Windows Edition
Deploying and managing Windows? Join us December 11th for four hours of live, Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) sessions with our product and engineering teams! Get answers to your questions on the latest capabilities. Sounds great. How do I register? No registration required. 🙂 Simply: Sign in to the Tech Community (or create an account if you don't have one). Go to https://aka.ms/TCL/Windows Select Add to calendar to save the date for the full event or individual AMAs (see the list below). Select Attend to let us know you're coming and receive event reminders. Scroll to the bottom of each page until you see "Leave a comment" - that's the spot to start posting your questions today! Agenda: 7:00 a.m. PT - Ask Microsoft Anything: Windows security, chip to cloud 8:00 a.m. PT - Ask Microsoft Anything: Unified update management for Windows 8:30 a.m. PT - Ask Microsoft Anything: Hotpatching Windows - client and server 9:00 a.m. PT - Feedback wanted: Adopting new features with agility and control 10:00 a.m. PT- Ask Microsoft Anything: The future of AI with Windows 11 and Copilot+ PCs Can't attend live? Scroll to the bottom of each session page and post your questions in advance. All sessions will be recorded and available on demand immediately after the live streams conclude--and we'll continue to look at questions and answer through Friday at 12pm Pacific Time.
Permanently disable Asus service on Windows
I want to permanentlydisable the "Asus Optimization" service on my Windows 11 but after disabling this service, it automatically starts after some time. The same thing happens with windows update service as well. How do I prevent the service from starting automatically?
Unable to update to windows 11 due to driver or service incompatibility
My PC meets the minimum requirements for Windows 11. Unfortunately, when attempting to update to windows 11 an error is presented that prevents my PC from upgrading but no specific details behind the driver or service causing the error are provided. I've included screenshots of the error and PC health check below.How to extract a rar file without password on a Windows 11 PC?
Hello everyone, I'm facing a challenge and could use some advice from this community. I have a password protected RAR file that I need to access, but unfortunately, I don't have the password for it. I'm currently using Windows 11, and I'm wondering if there's any way to extract the contents of this RAR file without the password. If anyone has experience with this kind of situation or knows any legitimate ways to extract RAR files without a password on Windows 11, your guidance would be greatly appreciated.Desktop Window Manager High Memory Usage Caused by Excel
Like seemingly half the world, I have had issues with Desktop Window Manager using obscene amounts of memory and for the longest time I couldn't figure it out. I finally made the connection, all is fine until I open up two Excel (online App) Spreadsheets simultaneously. The memory usage goes from ~100MB to 1.6-2.0GB, and then never goes back down, even when Excel is closed out. I don't see this particular issue anywhere on the interwebs. Anyone have any idea what possibly could be causing this and what can be done?
Newbie help Suggestions win10 to win11
Hi everyone, First at home. poster here. Apologies if this has been answered. I currently have 2 PCs and a laptop all running win10 at home. None are win11 capable. I loath the idea of replacing these relatively new machines so it got me thinking, can I install an inexpensive PC running win11 to act as a "gateway" (intermediary) with the internet so that it's security shields my win10 machines from the security threats that will occur after win10 expires? Is this possible? If the answer is yes I'll be looking for the ways and means. Thank you very much!
