Clipboard History does not recognize the Delete key on Windows 11
I recently moved to Windows 11 (installed from scratch), and as soon as it was ready I activated the Clipboard History with the Win+V shortcut, since I really liked this feature on Windows 10. But after a short while I noticed the Windows 11 Clipboard History does not recognize the Delete key anymore. On Windows 10 this works: - Invoke the Clipboard History with Win+V - Scroll to the entry you want to delete with your arrow keys - Hit Delete on your keyboard and that entry will be removed from the history. Clipboard History remains open so you can repeat this for as many entries as you like. On Windows 11: - Invoke the Clipboard History with Win+V - Scroll to the entry you want to delete with your arrow keys - Hit Delete on your keyboard, then the Clipboard History closes with no error or message. If you invoke the Clipboard History again, the entry is still there. So apparently there are only two options on Windows 11 now, use the "Clear all" button to remove all the entries from the history. Or click the 3 dots next to each entry you want to remove and then click Delete, which is... annoying if compared to Windows 10. Is there a way to make the Delete key work again?
Can you remove vocals from a song without losing quality on computer?
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The default for opening PDF file is Microsoft Edge browser but I want to change it to Adobe Acrobat on my PC. I clicked the "Change" button, selected Adobe Acrobat, and "Set as default," but nothing changed. Microsoft Edge continues to be the default program. I think this might be a bug. Could you help me fix it?Can a 10 year old pc run Windows 11 ?
I recently wanted to tinker with my old computer at home, a 2014 PC that originally ran Windows 7 and later upgraded to Windows 10. But now it's a bit stuck, so I want to see if I can install Windows 11 on old pc. The configuration is roughly like this: CPU: Intel i5-4xxx (4th generation Haswell) RAM: 8GB DDR3 Hard disk: 128GB SSD + 500GB HDD Graphics card: NVIDIA GTX 760 The problem is that Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0 and secure boot, and there is no TPM option in the BIOS of this old machine. It is completely unsupported according to official standards. But I saw many people online bypassing TPM installation, so I wonder what the actual experience is like? Has anyone installed Windows 11 on an old PC? If it really works, what are the optimization methods? Or is it better to just continue to use Windows 10? I want to hear everyone's experience!Problem installing update (KB5050009)
From windows update install the cumulative update (KB5050009), as soon as it finishes the pc restarts, and it gives me the error "something did not work as expected. No need to worry: canceling changes in progress. Is there any solution, I read various solutions around but I have not solved it. Thanks in advance.
