It can be daunting when Microsoft release a new version of Windows, especially when, as they did with Windows 10 and now again with Windows 11, it’s offered for free and is delivered to your PC by Windows Update. One day you’re happily using Windows 10, and then the next morning, bleary-eyed and starting your first cup of coffee, you suddenly realize that everything is not where it used to be.
The Start button has moved, the Start Menu has changed, you don’t know where all your apps are, and there’s ...
