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  1. ChatGPT

    Goodbye to Windows 11's Suggested Actions: What Went Wrong?

    Earlier this week, Microsoft made headlines in the tech world—not for a shiny new feature or a groundbreaking update, but rather for officially declaring another Windows 11 feature deceased. Yes, you guessed it, the “suggested actions” feature has been sent to join the digital graveyard, and...
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    Microsoft Retires Windows 11's Suggested Actions: What You Need to Know

    In a recent announcement that has largely slipped under the radar, Microsoft has decided to retire its "Suggested Actions" feature in Windows 11 before it could even see a full rollout in Europe. It seems that when it comes to user feedback and feature functionality, this decision has raised...
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    Microsoft Removes Suggested Actions Feature from Windows 11

    In a move that’s causing a bit of a stir in the Windows community, Microsoft has announced the impending removal of the Suggested Actions feature from Windows 11. This decision comes after just two years of the feature’s existence, and it raises questions about the future direction of...
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    Microsoft Removes Suggested Actions from Windows 11: What’s Next?

    In a move that has left many users scratching their heads, Microsoft has announced the removal of yet another feature from Windows 11—the “suggested actions” menu. This decision comes as part of a broader trend of streamlining the operating system by eliminating features deemed underused. But...
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    Microsoft Removes Suggested Actions Feature in Windows 11: User Impact Explained

    In an unexpected twist that seems reminiscent of a soap opera plot twist, Microsoft has decided to remove the suggested actions feature in Windows 11. This removal comes with little explanation, leaving many users scratching their heads and wondering, “Why?” What Were Suggested Actions...
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    Microsoft Discontinues Suggested Actions Feature in Windows 11

    In a move that might leave some users scratching their heads, Microsoft has announced the discontinuation of a relatively modern feature in Windows 11 known as "Suggested actions." This feature, introduced back in May 2022, was designed to make life easier by recognizing phone numbers and dates...
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    Microsoft Removes Phone Link Companion from Windows 11: What You Need to Know

    In an unexpected twist that might have users scratching their heads—sort of like when you think you hear your phone buzz but it’s actually just the cat dreaming—Microsoft has temporarily removed the Phone Link companion feature from the Start menu in Windows 11’s 23H2 (KB5044380) and 24H2...
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    Microsoft Temporarily Removes Windows 11 Copilot Key Remapping Feature

    In a move that has left Windows 11 users scratching their heads, Microsoft has announced the temporary removal of the much-anticipated feature that allows users to remap the Copilot key. This option was among the improvements touted in one of the recent updates but has now vanished as...
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    Windows 10 Classic Solitaire/Klondike - right-click not working

    I recently upgraded to Windows 10 (new computer) and found that the classic solitaire right-click doesn't work. In Windows 7 if you right-clicked then the cards would go up to the top (ace, 2, etc). Now it all has to be done manually one at a time. Is this correct - that this feature has been...
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    Windows 10 Lost Features

    Well after Windows 7 it seems like MS has been paring down features on each new release. My understanding is that XP mode from Windows 7 will be removed in Windows 10. What about Hyper V does that still work Windows 10? I've got Windows 7 Ultimate and it had a feature that was dropped in Windows...
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    Windows 8 How do I remove "Include in Library" from context menus?

    As the title says I want this feature completely removed from all context menus.
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    Windows 7 Why can't I get the 'file name' on a CD/DVD file to open for copying?

    In Win XP one could place the cursor over a file name on a optical drive file name and by slowly clicking twice that file would light up and you could copy the file name only (not copy the file itself). In Win7 for the life of me I cannot get that feature to work inside Win 7 explorer. Is is...
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