You can automate routine tasks with the Task Scheduler, and in this guide, we'll show you how on Windows 11.

Looking for ways to automate the mundane tasks on your Windows computer? Here's a detailed guide on AutoHotkey to help you automate tasks and streamline your workflow.

In this guide, we'll show you the quickest way to create a System Restore Point on your Windows 10 PC with a simple script.

Knowing the right keyboard shortcuts can make a big difference in how fast you work. If the hotkeys you need aren’t available, it’s not hard to create your own.

Creating Your First Script CMD File Now that Notepad is open, create your first CMD script file by typing the same line you used in the CMD window into notepad: start "c:\windows\system32" notepad.exe ...

You can automate many tasks on your Windows 11 PC using batch files. I’ll explain what a batch file is, how you can create one, and show you some interesting and useful uses of these files.

How I Use AutoHotKey to Improve My Windows Experience Now that you are familiar with creating AHK scripts, let's look at some useful scripts I use to make the Windows experience more enjoyable.

That’s it on how to create self-extracting archives on Windows 11/10. TIP: You can also convert a PowerShell script (PS1) file to EXE with IExpress.

Custom Windows Shortcuts Windows 10 enables you to make your own custom keyboard shortcuts, but only up to a point—to launch specific shortcuts to files, folders and apps.

The script will open up in Notepad, and you'll see some default text at the top. Beneath that, enter the following to create my keyboard shortcuts for em and en dashes.