As MeanDaddy points out above using long passwords is a good way to go. It can even be easy to remember. Your car, your birthday, etc. Iw@sborninDecember1985onthe15th would be a hard password to hack even though it is intuitive. Idrive@20Ford150pickup25 is another good one. The @ symbol for the letter A, plus capital letters and numbers.
Windows 11 has good security including hardware protection along with using Malwarebytes. Don’t click on any links from unexpected emails and avoid unsavory websites.
Iw@sborninDecember1985onthe15th — 31 characters and easy to remember after a few practices. I always toss in four to six letter/puncutation/numeral substitutions for good measure.
1 = !
@ = a
7 = T
0 = O
3 = E
It takes a few minute to master it, but using an English passphrase base helps a lot.
“D0n@t3ToFRe3RepublicToday” would be a good one.