You can't find and access network configuration in Windows 11. Going to the Control Panel Window is difficult unless you knew the command prompt syntax. Heres how.
What to do
1. Press Win + R
2. type control ncpa.cpl
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(Windows 11) Show How much RAM is on this computer
Your in a hurry and you want to know how much RAM installed? What to do with no installation being done?
Two Methods
1. At Run Window, type: control /name Microsoft.system
2. Using cmd.exe, type: systeminfo
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(Windows 11) Configuring Proxy Server Settings at the User Side
If your internet LAN uses Local IP rather than Public IP, sharing internet can only applicable using Proxy Software at the Server. At the Client Side (Computers inside the network), we need to setup the Proxy IP and Port.
Modern
1. control /name Microsoft.system
2. Network and Internet >> Proxy
Another Way
1. inetcpl.cpl ,4
2. LAN Settings >> Proxy Setup
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(Windows 11) What you need to Set Up a Home and Business Network of Computers
There are several kinds of hardware used in Computer Networks, lets lists and read definitions, and different technologies along the way.
Network Interface Cards or NICs connect computers to a network so that they can communicate. NIC can be connected to the USB or Ethernet port on your computer or installed inside your computer in an available Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) expansion slot.
Network hubs and switches. Hubs and switches connect two or more computers to an Ethernet network. Its the central device that connects all the devices together. A switch costs a little more than a hub, but it's faster.
Routers and access points. Routers connect computers and networks to each other (for example, a router can connect your home network to the Internet). Routers also enable you to share a single Internet connection among several computers. Routers can be wired or wireless. You don't need to use a router for a wired network but we recommend it if you want to share an Internet connection. If you want to share an Internet connection over a wireless network, you will need a wireless router. Access points allow computers and devices to connect to a wireless network.
Network cables (Ethernet, HomePNA, and Powerline). Network cables connect computers to each other and to other related hardware, such as hubs, routers, and external network adapters. HomePNA and Powerline adapters are often external and connect to a computer with either Ethernet cables or USB cables, depending on the type of adapter.
You might decide to go with a certain technology because you already have most of the hardware, or you might decide to upgrade your hardware. A combination of technologies might work best for your environment. For example, many people use a wireless router, which accommodates both wired Ethernet connections for desktop computers and wireless connections for laptops.
Source: Microsoft
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(Windows 11) How to Find the Browsing Options Window
Trying to find Internet option window for Network and Web? Here's how to access the Properties using commands.
Using Run Window
type inetcpl.cpl
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(Windows 11) Choosing Which Programs Windows uses by Default
How to set which program I used for browsing, opening Word Document and AutoCad Files? For File Types *.html, *.doc and even *.txt, changing them if error occur helps.
Using Run Window
control /name Microsoft.DefaultPrograms
1. Default Programs: Making a program the default for all file types
2. Associate a File type with a Program
3. Change AutoPlay Settings
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(Windows 11) A Scour alternative using the Command Interpreter
You can't install any application and you want a faster way to find a folder or files... Heres what you can do.
How to search faster using cmd.exe
1. Press Win+R, type cmd.exe
2. Go to main directory or root directory (C:\)
3. input: cd\
4. For searching all folder and files with "net" (*net*)
5. enter: dir /s *net*
That's it!
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