If your Windows 11 PC is slow to boot up, there could be several reasons for it. Here's how to get it to consistently boot up more quickly.

Whatever the reason, Windows 11 includes multiple ways to boot a computer in Safe Mode using the Start menu, Settings, System Configuration, and Command Prompt. You may like How to use System ...

Type msconfig in the Windows 11/10 Search box; Hit Enter key to open the System Configuration window; Switch to the Boot tab; In the Timeout field on the right section, enter a value between 3 and ...

Secure Boot is a setting that makes sure only official software runs on your PC, and it needs to be enabled for Windows 11 to work. Here's how to enable it.

By default, your Windows 11 or Windows 10 PC is set to boot from the first connected internal hard drive. If you want to boot from a USB drive or an external drive, you need to change the boot order .

Open a menu called Boot or Security. The options in your UEFI may vary, but the toggle to enable Secure Boot is likely in one of those menus. Select Secure Boot and toggle it on.

If you’ve been impressed by Windows 11’s strong reviews, you can dual boot it with Windows 10 with just a couple of things. Again, you’ll have to hold a valid Windows 10 license and a valid ...

There are two ways to boot into BIOS in Windows 11. One is through the Windows Settings and the other is to press down the Shift key while clicking the restart button in the Start menu. Option 1 ...

Reboot your PC and press the necessary key to access your boot menu. From your computer's internal Boot Manager menu, choose the USB drive that has the Windows 11 installation to boot from that drive.

There are two simple ways to manage startup applications in Windows 11 — one involves the Settings app and the other uses Task Manager. Here's how to do it the first way: Open the Settings app.