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The Control Panel, a long-standing staple of the Windows experience, is gradually being phased out as Microsoft relocates settings to the new Settings app in Windows 11.
Creating ZIP files on Windows is easy and can be done using the Windows context menu, File Explorer ribbon, Command Prompt, or third-party applications like 7-Zip.
- Microsoft has introduced a way to repurpose Android smartphones into high-quality webcams for Windows 11 PCs.
- This feature is currently only available to users in the Windows Insider Program using Windows 11 insider builds.
- Requirements to use an Android phone as a webcam on Windows 11 include being part of specific Windows Insider Program channels, having the Link to Windows app installed on both devices, and using an Android phone operating on Android 9.0 or higher.
- To configure Windows 11 to use an Android phone as a webcam, users need to pair the devices via the Phone Link app and follow specific steps in the Settings app on the PC.
- Once set up, users can use their Android phone as a webcam across all applications on Windows 11 and access camera controls and effects.
- While similar to Apple's Continuity Camera feature, using an Android phone with Windows 11 does not allow for the use of the phone's microphone for audio input, but it does allow for multitasking on the phone while using it as a webcam.
- If facing detection issues with a new graphics card or if an existing card is not recognized, there could be various reasons such as power supply deficiencies or software glitches.
- Perform preliminary checks like rebooting the device, disconnecting peripherals, checking for BIOS updates, and installing Windows updates.
- Check if the GPU is really not detected by accessing System Information.
- Make sure the graphics card is enabled in the Device Manager.
- Install the GPU correctly by ensuring it is properly seated in the motherboard's PCIe slots and connected to the monitor's output.
- Ensure the power supply unit is compatible with the graphics card's power requirements.
- Update or reinstall drivers from the GPU manufacturer's website.
- Test the graphics card on another device to check for faults.
