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Windows 11 For Dummies
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Windows 11 For Dummies

by Andy Rathbone
November 2021
Beginner
464 pages
11h 49m
English
For Dummies
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Index

A

  • AAC files, 332
  • Accessibility category, Settings app, 264–266
  • Action Center, 55–56, 58
  • active window, 81
  • adapters, 244
  • Address bar
    • Edge browser, 187, 190
    • main parts of, 74
    • navigating folders with, 73–74, 95
    • overview, 73–74
  • Add to Favorites, Edge browser, 188, 191–192
  • Administrator account
    • changing settings using, 240
    • changing Standard account to, 288–289
    • creating user accounts, 284
    • defined, 282
    • editing user accounts, 288–289
    • finding setting location, 240–241
    • installing programs using, 262, 292
    • permissions for, 228, 372–373, 420
    • versus Standard account, 421
    • “you don’t currently have permission to access this folder” message, 395
  • advertisements, 11
  • Airplane mode, 427–428
  • Alarms & Clock app, 33
  • albums, photo
    • defined, 354
    • viewing as slideshow, 359, 360
    • viewing in Photo App, 358–359
  • aligning windows, 420
  • All Apps section, 31
  • All Networks section, Advanced Sharing settings, 308
  • All Settings icon, 60
  • Always keep on this device icon, OneDrive, 121
  • Always Keep On This Device setting, OneDrive, 121
  • Always Show Now Playing on Top button, Windows Media Player, 336
  • Android apps, 141
  • another account, 40
  • antivirus software, 230–232, 233, 393
  • app and games limits, 236
  • appointments, 217–218
  • apps. See also programs
    • adding from Store app, 138–141
    • adding to Start menu, 35–36
    • adding to taskbar, 66–67, 386
    • Android, 141
    • buying, 11
    • choosing app to open file, 388
    • closing, 31–32
    • default, 260
    • defined, 30
    • “did you mean to switch apps?” message, 385
    • “do you want to pin this app to the ...
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