Windows 11 introduces changes to various settings that may not be well received by all users. These disruptive settings can range from changes in the user interface to new default behaviors that might not align with your workflow or preferences. In this article, we will delve into some of these disruptive Windows 11 settings and guide you on how to disable them.
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