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How to make Windows 11 easier to use on tablets

Windows has traditionally been designed for mouse and keyboard, but Microsoft has taken steps to change that in recent years. The tile-based interface of Windows 8 was easy to use on touchscreen devices, even if the design in general wasn’t popular. Windows 10 then introduced a dedicated tablet mode that was separate from the rest of the operating system.

It was ditched with the introduction of Windows 11, but don’t let that make you think Microsoft has forgotten about

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