Blogs

I think you have seen the Studio Effects button in the Quick Settings on Windows 11, and you may be wondering what it is and how to use it. That’s why you are here. To make it easier for you to understand, I have prepared a video demo. The first button clicked was the “Automatic framing” button. It is used to automatically adjust the camera angle and distance to the subject. When you are in a meeting, you can use this feature to make sure that you are in the center of the screen. ...

Windows 11 has a hidden feature that you may not know about - end task in taskbar by right click. It’s so useful that I don’t understand why it’s not enabled by default. To enable it, you need to go to Settings > System > Advanced, and then toggle End Task option under Taskbar section. ...

Got a shiny new NVIDIA GPU but can’t figure out how to use it inside Docker on your Windows machine? You’re not alone. Setting up WSL2 with GPU acceleration used to be a nightmare—constant driver conflicts, weird permission issues, and documentation that seemed written for Linux experts only. Good news: Microsoft and NVIDIA have made massive improvements in 2026, and getting your GPU recognized inside Docker containers is now smoother than ever. In this guide, I’ll walk you through every single step, from enabling WSL2 to running your first GPU-accelerated container. No more guessing games—just copy, paste, and you’re good to go. ...

Let’s be honest — this question actually matters now. A few years ago, this wouldn’t even be a debate. If you were a Windows user, you stayed on Windows. MacBooks were just too expensive to even consider. But in 2026, things changed. MacBook Neo starts at $599 ($499 for students). It runs full macOS, and it’s built by Apple. That puts it right in the same price range as mainstream Windows laptops. ...

Windows 11 automatically turns off the screen or the monitor, if there’s no interaction for a while. This is a default behavior, to save power and protect the privacy. But occationally, I need to keep my screen active while away from my desk, even when it’s on the lock screen. You may have this demand, too. How to do that? Follow these steps: Open the Settings app. You can press the Windows key + I to open it. Go to the System section. Click on Power & battery. Find and unfold the Screen, sleep, & hibernate timeouts section. This is the default setting in my Windows 11: We need to change Turn my screen off after to Never. Once you’ve modified that, Make my device sleep after should be set to Never as well. I’d rather keep the default settings under the situation of On battery, because I don’t want to run out of battery and lose my data. Now, your PC will keep the screen ALWAYS ON and won’t go into hibernate/sleep mode.