Windows 11 has a bunch of features that are just sitting there turned off, hidden, and Microsoft never really told anyone about them. In this video I go through the ones that actually matter: no downloads, no complicated setup, just stuff that’s already on your PC right now. I start with a super practical one—ending frozen apps straight from the taskbar—so you don’t have to open Task Manager every time something stops responding. Then I show a built-in focus timer (Focus Sessions in the Clock app) that turns off notifications and saves your progress, plus a few productivity features that make multitasking way cleaner: Snap Layouts from the maximize button, Title Bar Window Shake to minimize everything except the window you’re working on, and multiple virtual desktops with a simple keyboard shortcut (Windows + Ctrl + Left/Right). I also customize the Quick Settings panel so the toggles you actually use (like Night light) are right where you want them. And finally, I cover the emoji picker + clipboard history (Windows + .) which is honestly one of those “use it once and you’ll keep using it” features—especially if you copy/paste a lot.