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Install Windows 11
on a machine without UEFI bios and TPM.2
What
immediately appears to be different from Windows 10
In Windows 10, you could
right-click to copy or delete a file.
If you do that in
Windows 11, you could choose: Show more options.
And then click on Copy.
It looks like it has to be
done in 2 steps now.
But copying, cutting, pasting and
deleting goes now with the top row where those scissors are
seen.
Putting icons on the
taskbar.
You can no longer drag icons onto the taskbar.
Click on
an icon to open the program or web page.
Then that
activated icon is at the bottom of your taskbar.
Stand on
it with your right mouse button and click on pin to
taskbar.
Changing icons
When you put a shortcut of a web page on
your desktop it automatically becomes an icon of the browser
you use as default.
In this case Chrome.
Activate Administrator
For Professional
With the right mouse button click on This PC
Manage,
Users and groups, Administrator, Uncheck the account is
disabled
For Home users (and also for
Professional)
Type CMD in the search window and
then go up there on that black area of CMD.
Click on it
with your right mouse button and then on: run as
administrator
And then: net user
administrator /active:yes
To access the administrator account you need to choose log
out of your regular user account and you will see a screen
with a landscape.
Click on it. Then you will see your own account on the left
and the administrator's account on the right.
Click on administrator and then you need to configure that
account.
Changing Icons.
When you put a
shortcut of a web page on your desktop it automatically
becomes an icon of the browser you use as default.
In
this case Chrome.
Click on an icon that you want to change.
Click on properties
Show more options
Click on Change icon and then on Apply and OK
Find an icon and click on it and then on OK