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If you have updated from Windows 10 to Windows 11 or are using a computer with Windows 11 installed, you might be familiar with the right-click menu from Windows 10. Creating folders, cutting, or pasting files are quite different in Windows 10 and Windows 11. What was once text-based has been replaced with icons, making it less intuitive. While you may get used to it, long-time Windows 10 users might find Windows 11 inconvenient. Fortunately, there's a simple method to change the right-click menu to look like Windows 10. Below is a comparison image of the right-click menus in Windows 11 and Windows 10. Change from Windows 11 style to Windows 10 style Windows 11 style  Copy, Rename, Share, Delete. Copy, paste, and delete options have also been changed to icons, making it possible for users to make mistakes until they become familiar with the new layout. I, therefore, use the Windows 10 style. Even if you change it once, you can always revert to the Windows 11 style, and since it onl

There are times when your laptop cannot detect your Bluetooth earbuds, making it impossible to connect the device. This issue can be particularly frustrating if your earbuds connect just fine to your phone but are not found by your laptop or computer. If you used the earbuds a long time ago and are now trying to reconnect them, here’s how you can troubleshoot and resolve this problem. Causes for Windows 10 Bluetooth Device Not Being Found The cause of Bluetooth devices not being found on Windows 10 is often due to Windows not being updated. The reason Windows isn't updating is usually because the operating system isn't a genuine copy. If Windows isn't genuine, the automatic update feature doesn't work. When you turn on Bluetooth, the following can occur. Even though Bluetooth is turned on, it keeps asking you to turn it on and says it can't connect. Solution for Windows 10 Bluetooth Device Not Being Found ✅ Manually Reinstalling Bluetooth Drivers In this case, you n