ustomize your widget panel After several experiments in Windows 10, Windows 11 has created a widget menu that you can bring up from its button on the taskbar or by simultaneously pressing the Windows + W keys on your keyboard. A window will open on the left side of the screen with several widgets where you can view different types of information. It's very similar to the iOS widgets screen, and you can tap the Add Widgets button to add new ones you like. Additionally, each widget will have a settings button to modify it, and in some cases, like the news widget, you can even interact with each element within it. See which apps are consuming the most resources Sometimes our computer runs slow, and we don't know exactly why. Often, this is because an application is working too hard. Fortunately, for several versions of Windows, this has been something you can check by accessing the Task Manager . To do this, press Control + Alt + Delete and select the Task Manager ...