Surprise Windows 10 boost is seriously bad news for Microsoft's Windows 11
Windows 11 might be the latest and greatest operating system but it seems people can't get enough of Windows 10.
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This Windows 11 RAM change will make pedantic PC nerds less aggro | PCWorld
That shriek has apparently finally caught the ear of Microsoft, because the … of LPDDR3/2133 RAM where it's called 2133MHz in Windows 11! Oh the …
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Microsoft wipes out evidence of real ads in Windows 11 Start menu – XDA Developers
Microsoft has backtracked on real ads in the Windows 11 Start menu. Screenshot of a Windows 11 desktop with the Start menu, Microsoft Edge, and …
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Microsoft is testing a new Windows 11 Start menu with floating widgets – The Verge
Microsoft has quietly started testing an intriguing change to the Windows 11 Start menu that could introduce a floating panel full of “companion” …
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Haven't activated Windows 11? Then you might find yourself locked out of some Microsoft …
Microsoft is testing restrictions on Edge for unactivated Windows 11 and 10 users.
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Windows 11's screenshot tool is getting QR code scanning and emoji support – The Verge
Microsoft is adding a QR code scanning feature to Snipping Tool in Windows 11. 3D emoji support will also be part of an update that's coming soon.
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Running unactivated Windows? Microsoft now wants to block Settings inside Edge too
Microsoft does not allow the personalization of your PC if the copy of Windows you are running is not activated. The company is now testing a …
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GA: Support for disabling Windows outboundNAT in AKS | Azure updates
You can now manually disable Windows outboundNAT when creating new Windows node pools in Azure Kubernetes Service (AKS).
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How To Fix Problems with Cached Credentials in Windows 11 – Redmondmag.com
One of the most underappreciated Windows features is the operating system's ability to cache network passwords. Just imagine, for instance, if you had …
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Microsoft retools the Windows Xbox app to play nicer on handhelds | PCWorld
Microsoft's Xbox app for Windows is introducing a “Jump Back In” interface for recently-played games, as well as a tweaked Friends menu.
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