The first thing you will notice is that the menu and tabs have been moved from the top to the left side. You can open the Task Manager from the Start menu or Win+X menu or by using Ctrl + Shift + Esc on the keyboard. To understand and use the new Task Manager, you can follow this guide. The new Task Manager comes with a new UI that we need to understand to use as efficiently as the earlier Task Manager. We all have used the Task manager earlier and we know how to use it to end or run processes. How to use the new Task Manager in Windows 11 2022 In this guide, we show you how to use the new Task Manager in Windversion 22H2 and later. The new one to add to that revamped and redesigned list is the Task Manager behaves in the native system style like Light or Dark modes and glossy UI. Microsoft slowly redesigned all the major apps in it like Photos, Windows Media Player, and others. I forgot my Windows password.Windows 11 came with an attractive UI and fluid windows.You’ll also want to back up your device first.

Head to Settings > System > Recovery and click ‘Reset PC’ to get started, but this should be considered a last resort. If neither of these work and you need an urgent solution, consider resetting your device. You should then be able to change the date back to what it originally was, before restarting the device once again

Restart your PC and the problem may be solved.

Change the calendar date to a few days in the future and click ‘OK’.

Head back to the ‘Date and Time’ tab and click ‘Change date and time…’.

Uncheck the ‘Synchronise with an Internet time server button’ and click ‘OK’.

From the window that appears, choose the ‘Internet Tab’ along the top and click ‘Change settings…’.

Navigate to Clock and Region > Set the time and date

Instead of ‘cmd’, enter ‘control.exe’ and click ‘OK’.

Follow the same two steps as above until you get to the ‘Create new task’ pop-up.

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