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According to an article from Windows Latest published on September 20, 2024, Microsoft has rolled out the KB5043186 update for the Windows 11 Insider Beta channel, marking a significant step in enhancing user interaction with Android devices. Among the notable updates included are improved file sharing capabilities with Android phones and the option to change shortcuts for the Windows Copilot, reflecting Microsoft's intent to advance its cross-platform integration. New Features in KB5043186...

In a recent announcement from Microsoft, detailed in the update KB5014754, significant changes concerning certificate-based authentication for Windows domain controllers were presented. This update affects several versions of Windows Server, including 2012 R2, 2016, and 2019, extending the scope to future versions like Windows Server 2022 and version 20H2. The changes revolve around security vulnerabilities related to Kerberos Key Distribution Center (KDC) and necessitate updates and...

In the latest update for Windows 11, Microsoft has rolled out build 22635.4225 in the Insider Program's Beta Channel. This new build brings a few notable features and fixes, particularly the addition of configuration options for the newly introduced Copilot key on keyboards and notebooks equipped with this feature. Technical Details One of the major highlights of build 22635.4225 is the configuration of the Copilot key, which allows users to set this dedicated key to launch compatible...

According to a recent article published on XDA Developers, Microsoft has announced an intriguing update regarding the Copilot key found on newer Windows 11 devices. Historically, the tech giant has maintained a tight leash on how this key functions, leaving users without much flexibility. However, there's been a significant shift in approach, which now allows users to customize the functionality of the Copilot key—albeit with some notable restrictions . The Windows 11 Beta Update The change...

Introduction In an exciting development for Windows enthusiasts, a recent article from Windows Latest outlines Microsoft's preparations for the release of the Windows 11 2024 Update (also known as 24H2). This announcement comes amid the third week of September, hinting at an imminent rollout. What's New in Windows 11 24H2? According to the report, the 24H2 update will usher in an array of enhancements aimed at refining user experience. Notably, the update is set to continue the transition of...

Key Features and Changes: 1. User Experience Enhancements One of the main improvements in Build 26120.1843 is enhancing how Windows handles servicing technologies, designed to deliver a more seamless experience for users who regularly update their systems. This not only streamlines the update process but also aims to keep users engaged by simplifying access to new features as they become available. 2. Quick Assist Redesign Quick Assist has been relocated within the Start menu, moving from...

In an interesting announcement, Microsoft recently provided a teaser about the future aesthetic direction of its Windows operating system. As covered in an article on XDA Developers, the company highlighted the development of a new design language dubbed "Fluent," which seeks to integrate a more cohesive and engaging visual experience across its software platforms, particularly in Windows 11. The Driving Force Behind Fluent Developers in the operating system arena pour significant effort...

Welcome back to your weekly roundup of exciting new apps, games, and extensions for Windows systems! This overview is based on an article from BetaNews, highlighting the best offerings released for Windows 10 and 11 during the past week. As Microsoft gears up to terminate support for Windows 10 next year, many users are on the lookout for new tools and enhancements to optimize their experience. Overview of New Apps and Games Each week, the gaming and app landscape evolves, providing Windows...

Introduction According to an article published by XDA Developers titled "10 of the Most Useless Features Added to Windows," Microsoft has sprinkled a variety of features throughout its Windows operating system over the years, some of which have not just fallen short of expectations but have been deemed entirely unnecessary. This light-hearted yet critical examination digs into ten standout features that many users have found to be more of a nuisance than a help. From "My People" to...

Navigating the digital landscape often comes with its hiccups, and for Windows 11 users with Logitech peripherals, one of the more frustrating issues is the infamous Logitech G Hub failing to launch. Originating from the Android Gram, an article sheds light on how users can tackle this problem, offering a series of workarounds that can breathe life back into the application. As we delve into this, we’ll explore the various reasons for the G Hub’s unresponsiveness and provide thoughtful...

Introduction In an intriguing look at the shifting landscape of scripting languages, The Windows Club published an article on September 20, 2024, detailing how to install or uninstall VBScript in Windows 11. The header itself raises eyebrows, considering that VBScript, once a darling of web developers, is increasingly being sidelined in favor of more modern programming languages. With Windows 11 version 24H2 (2024 Update) and beyond, users have noticed that Microsoft no longer installs...

Introduction In a recent article from PCWorld titled How to Get Windows 11 Cheap (or Even for Free), author Alaina Yee dives into the murky waters of Windows licensing to unveil some savvy strategies for snagging Microsoft's latest operating system at a fraction of its retail cost—or even free. October 2024 marks a critical time for Windows users, especially with the looming end of support for Windows 10 in 2025. In this sophisticated landscape, where alternatives like Linux exist but lack...

The article titled "How to take a quick break with the Surf game on Microsoft Edge," was published by Windows Central on September 20, 2024. Authored by Mauro Huculak, it delves into a hidden gem within Microsoft's Edge browser—the Surf game, a playful way for users to unwind even when offline. Introduction Have you ever found yourself in need of a quick escape during your busy day? If you're a Windows user, Microsoft Edge has a fun surprise tucked away for those moments of downtime. Surf...

In a recent article on HT Tech titled "Windows 11 essential tips and tricks: Become a Pro user in minutes," author Roydon Cerejo explores some of the most useful features and settings in Windows 11 that elevate user productivity and enhance the overall experience. For anyone who has upgraded from Windows 10, or if you're just entering the Windows ecosystem, there's plenty to glean from this discussion. The piece highlights a list of essential tips and tricks that can make navigating and...

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As we inch closer to the rollout of Windows 11 24H2 and Windows Server 2025, Microsoft recently announced enhancements to its hardware and driver compatibility testing processes. This move is seen as part of a broader strategy to ensure that the upcoming versions of these operating systems function seamlessly with existing hardware, particularly as Microsoft prepares their Hardware Lab Kit (HLK) for release in October. Technical Details Central to Microsoft’s announcement is the refreshed...

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According to a recent article on Guru3D, a significant misunderstanding has arisen regarding the release of Windows 11 version 24H2, particularly for non-Copilot PCs. This confusion stemmed from a Microsoft blog post that many interpreted as heralding an imminent availability of the new Windows version on October 8 for all PCs. However, Microsoft has stepped in to clarify that this date is exclusively tied to the integration of new features related to Microsoft's Copilot functionality, not...

According to a recent article on BetaNews, Microsoft has recently announced that Windows 11 users will gain a modicum of control over the in-OS advertisements they encounter. This change comes amidst growing frustration among users regarding invasive marketing tactics. Microsoft's attempts to market its services through ads have become a common complaint, leading many to question the integrity of their computing experience in a paid operating system. The Shift in Advertisement Strategy...