Windows 11 Pro for 95% Off Brings the Price Down to Almost $0, This Limited Deal Expires Soon
If you're looking to upgrade your PC's operating system, we have great news for you. You can enjoy a new UI designed for multitasking with a whole slew of new security features with Windows 11 Pro. StackSocial has Windows 11 Pro down to a measly $10 (use code 'MSO5') for a limited time. Typically a new Windows license will run you about $200, but it's a solid 95% off at the moment. That's right, StackSocial's discounts go hard. So if you've been considering upgrading, there's no better time this moment.
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Universal Search is a new tool now on the the taskbar that lets you literally search for anything. Whether you're looking for specific files or apps on your computer or need recipes or maps on the web, it will look through all systems to find exactly what you need. Contacts, notes from class—you name it. All with one search bar.
We all know what OneDrive is at this point, don't we? Sync your files and preferences across all your devices. Need to respond to an urgent email with an attachment? Maybe you forgot to submit a paper. Deadline is within the hour and you're nowhere near home nor your laptop? Just pull it up on OneDrive from your phone and submit. Boom. I personally love having it so when I travel, I can just take my Surface and not have to worry about not being able to access all my stuff from my main PC at my desk at home.
Desktop is a complete game changer, albeit a poorly named feature. As a freelance worker, I use the same PC for work, leisure—pretty much everything. It can be cumbersome having all of that on one desktop. Luckily, Windows 11 Pro lets you have multiple. You can organize custom desktops with different shortcuts, widgets, and even wallpaper. Set yourself up with a desktop for school, one for personal use, for gaming, a side hustle perhaps? Then easily swap between them all right on the taskbar.
And there are so many Windows shortcuts you may not even know about. You ever use Win + V? It's like Ctrl + V on steroids. This will pull up your whole clipboard and history of what you copied. Makes its tremendously easy to move multiple bits of info into a form or spreadsheet. No more flipping between tabs — just copy everything you need, then use Win – V to access all of them and select the right ones for the right fields.
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