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Windows Server 2022 is Microsoft's latest server-side operating system. It includes new enterprise features, improved security, enhanced performance, and many other new capabilities that are required in today's networking environment.

You can download Windows Server 2022 ISO file and VHD file for free from the Microsoft website, as discussed on the link in this post. The free trial is for only 180 days which is for evaluation, and fortunately, it is fully functional. You can also use the direct link for both files provided in the guide linked below.

Click the link below to learn how you can download the latest version of Windows Server 2022 officially. The guide on the link also discusses essential notes such as editions, hardware requirements, and other things that are required to know to use Windows Server 2022.

Windows Server 2022 is the latest version of the server-side Windows operating system. It is the most advanced OS with new features and security improvements.

Windows Server 2022 is equipped with advanced capabilities to answer advanced enterprise needs, one of which is hybrid capabilities.

It is created on Windows Server 2019 code and is really its improved version. Microsoft constantly updates and supports Windows Server 2022.

It is important to always use the newest version of an OS, especially when it comes to enterprises. The soon you get used to newer versions, the soon you will get ready for the future.

For that, I have written a step-by-step and detailed guide to installing Windows Server 2022, which you can read on the below link.

If you are a Windows user, the best virtualization tool for you is the built-in Hyper-V software from Microsoft. It is available at no cost on all Windows editions except the Home edition. Also, note that it is available as an optional feature and not enabled by default.

Once you have enabled it, the first thing you need to know is how to create a Virtua Machine on it. Because it is the Virtual Machine that enables you to install a guest OS in a virtualization environment.

When creating a virtual machine on Hyper-V, you encounter many steps and questions. For example, what are the steps, where to start, and what are in each step to create and configure a VM correctly? Also, in each step, you need to know the options correctly to make the right decision.

The below article discusses all those concerns and walks you through detailed steps to create a Hyper-V virtual machine correctly. Read it on the below link.

When you join your Windows PC to a WiFi machine, your PC saves the password, and you can find and check that later on.

There are two methods to see the WiFi password on your Windows computer. One by using the GUI and the other by using the command prompt.

With the GUI method, you can check only the WiFi password that you are currently joined to and are using. With the command prompt method, you can check the password for all the previous and current WiFi passwords that are saved on your Windows computer.

Read the below article, which covers both methods in great detail and with a step-by-step approach.

One of the big interface changes in Windows 11 is the new Taskbar.

The modern Taskbar in Windows 11 offers you fewer options than the classic Taskbar. That causes you to navigate through longer options to get to a specific setting.

Additionally, the Windows 11 Taskbar gives you a few customizability options. For example, you can not set the Taskbar to the right and on the top of your desktop screen.

These limitations with the modern Taskbar in Windows 11 are not acceptable for many users who are accustomed to the old Taskbar with handy options and a lot more customizability. That made techies find a way if they can bring back the old Taskbar in Windows 11.

Fortunately, there are some methods (registry tweaks) found using which you can easily bring back the classic Taskbar in Windows 11. And the article on the below link is all about that. It covers everything on how you can bring the old Taskbar in Windows 11 and set it up properly.

Widgets is a new handy feature in Windows 11. It is a shortcut way that provides you with the latest news of your interest, weather report, and much more useful content right on your Desktop.

In addition to the useful content it provides you, you can easily access it with a single click on your taskbar or using a keyboard shortcut. Furthermore, you can customize it: add notes and other valuable things you mostly use.

The Widgets feature is not on your Desktop to make your environment rushed. Instead, it disappears, and you can manually open it.

Do you remember the old Gadgets feature on Windows 7 Desktop with many customizability and third-party features you could add? Now, they are back in Windows 11 with improved features and a better user experience.

Read more about this cool Windows 11 Widgets feature on the link below and learn how you can enable and disable it manually.

Windows Registry is one of the most critical and sensitive parts of your Windows operating system. You can add and remove entries inside the registry of your Windows OS to bring a change of any aspect to your computer.

It is very important not to tweak your Windows Registry unless there is no other way to bring the desired change or configure your OS. You should not add or remove any entry from your Windows Registry until you are sure of the consequences and effects.

An excellent step to protect your Windows Registry is to create a backup of it before you tweak it. If anything goes wrong after you add or remove an entry from your Windows Registry, you can simply restore it to a previous state only if you have backed it up.

For that, we have created a comprehensive, detailed, and step-by-step guide that discusses how to create a backup of your Windows registry and how to restore it. The article is created using Windows 11. However, the steps are the same for Windows 10 and almost any other Windows OSes.

You can read the guide on the below link.

A restore point is a lightweight image backup copy of your drive that you can easily create and restore.

Microsoft Windows also automatically creates a restore point of your system state in some cases, including when you install updates. So, if your system runs into a problem after an update, you can restore it to a previous state where everything was going well.

A restore point only backs up the differences or the changes. That way, it doesn't fill up much of your drive space. You can configure a percentage of your drive as a max amount of space for the restore points.

Read more about restore points, steps to create one, and steps to restore from it on the below link.

What is Your Backup Solution for Your Personal Files on Windows?

Have you ever used the built-in File History feature in Windows? It is one of the best, free, standard, and easy-to-use backup solutions for your personal files in Windows operating systems.

With File History, you can back up your files to an external hard disk, USB drive, and a network drive if available.

Additionally, you can schedule how often your files should be backed up and how long a back of your files should remain in the backup drive.

Fortunately, you can configure it with a few clicks, and once created, it will do the task automatically without you worrying about your files.

Lastly, you can restore your files from your File History backup by copy-paste or using the File History window. Either way, it is as easy as a piece of cake.

If you want to use this feature as a backup solution to your personal files, the below article teaches you how in a step-by-step approach and in detail.

-> Adding a new User Account -> Deleting a User Account -> Setting and Resetting User Password -> Managing User Privileges -> Activating & Deactivating Users All by using the net user command line utility in a Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell session.

Read the whole guide on the below link:

Are you locked out of your local user account in your Windows 11 and seeking the right solution to access your account without the risk of losing your data, settings, and configurations?

Do you want to learn all the best possibilities and solutions to all scenarios when you forget your password?

You have multiple risk-free, industry-standard, legit, and easy-to-follow solutions for your forgotten Windows 11 Password.

This article discusses all the solutions to reset your Windows 11 Password without losing your data and without using third-party tools.

You have various options to reset your local user account in Windows 11 and 10 when you forget the password for it.

One of the best options available for you, which you should try first, is to use your administrator account to reset passwords for other local accounts. This is a risk-free method, and you do not require any other external tools.

As long as you have access to an admin account in your Windows 11 and 10, you can quickly reset the password for other accounts using one of the four methods discussed throughout the guide on the below link.

Check it out and mobilize yourself with skills that matter.

A Password Reset Disk saves your account and its data when you forget your password.

It is a handy tool, a standard reset option, and easy to create.

A password reset disk is always a must-have tool. You are mobilized with an excellent password reset tool if you have it for your user account. No worries at all if you forget your password.

To create a password reset tool, all you need is a USB drive, micro SD card, hard disk, or a writable CD/DVD. With one of them and the standard steps in this guide, you can create one within a minute.

See the steps in the guide linked below to learn how you can create a password reset disk for your local account in Windows 11 and 10.

For you to be able to use virtualization software on your PC, you need to enable the virtualization technology in the BIOS settings of your PC if it is disabled.

If you want to enable Hyper-V, install VMware, or any other third-party virtualization to install guest OSes besides the host OS, enabling virtualization is one of the prerequisites. With old PCs, this is disabled, by default. However, with most new PCs this capability is enabled. by default. So, if you face trouble installing a guest OS on a virtual machine on your PC, you need to check out and enable the Virtualization capability in the BIOS settings.

The virtualization option is the BIOS settings differ, depending on various PC and CPU manufacturers. For example, if you use a Dell, the virtualization setting for you is different than that of an HP PC. Likewise, if your computer uses an Intel CPU, it differs from that of a computer with an AMD CPU.

No matter what PC you use, you are backed with guides and resources for each one. And, we have a comprehensive guide on this topic with bundles of links to different PC manufacturer's websites so you can find the right guide for you.

Check it out on the below link.

Windows 11, like Windows 10, has a built-in capability that enables you to share your internet connection via WiFi with other devices around you.

If you have an internet connection (whether through WiFi or ethernet) on your Windows 11 PC, you can turn your PC into a mobile hotspot. Interestingly, you can share your connection via Bluetooth, in addition to the WiFi.

Just like a wireless router or mobile hotspot, you can set your desired name and password for it. Once configured, you can turn it on or off with a single click on its icon on the quick settings menu. Also, you can change the settings and monitor the devices connected to your network. Pretty helpful!

The process is fairly simple enough. Just a few clicks and navigating through the GUI options as discussed in the below article.

Check it out on the below link:

Hyper-V is a free built-in virtualization software in both Windows client and Windows Server operating systems.

On the client-side Windows, Hyper-V is available as an optional feature on all editions except the Home edition. You can add Hyper-V feature even on the Home edition of Windows 11, but, by default, it not available.

If you are a Windows user, you no longer need to download and pay for a third-party virtualization software such as Oracle Virtual Box, VMware, and so forth. Instead, Hyper-V is free, and an industry leading choice for you with user-friendly interface and advance features.

Also consider that there are requirements that your system should meet in order for you to use Hyper-V. It is true with other virtualization software.

That said, the below article guides you how to enable and disable Hyper-V on your Windows 11 system. The article discusses three interesting methods to do so: Windows Settings, Command Prompt, and, PowerShell.