Microsoft’s long-overdue Start menu makeover is finally on the horizon, and Windows enthusiasts have plenty to be excited about. After years of criticism and playful jabs at its clunky design, Microsoft is reimagining one of the most recognizable features of the Windows operating system. Recent...
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Windows 11’s user interface has always been an evolving canvas for creativity and efficiency. The latest whispers emerging from insider builds, as highlighted by a reputable tipster, reveal a revamped Start Menu that aims to address long-standing grumbles—and yes, the annoying recommendations...
The latest revamp to Windows 11’s Start menu is turning heads—and for all the right reasons. With a design overhaul that has been in the works for far too long, Microsoft is finally addressing user feedback by making the Start menu not only more modern but also incredibly customizable. This...
The latest Windows 11 update brings a breath of fresh air to the venerable Start Menu—a key component of Microsoft’s desktop experience that has evolved through decades of tweaking, controversy, and reinvention. As one of the most anticipated changes in recent Insider builds, the update promises...
Windows 11 appears to be on the verge of a transformative update that could fundamentally change how gamers interact with their PCs. Recent hints found in Insider builds point to a dedicated “Xbox UI” that promises to replace the clunky desktop experience with a streamlined, full-screen...
Windows 11 Insider builds continue to push the boundaries of what’s possible on Microsoft platforms, and the latest update brings a fascinating new twist to file management. This build now gives users the option to choose between the tried-and-true NTFS file system and the next-generation ReFS...
Windows 11 is stepping up its game, and the latest Insider builds are hinting at a more streamlined, intuitive, and accessible user experience. Windows enthusiasts, IT professionals, and everyday users alike can look forward to a diverse set of improvements—from a smarter Start menu to a...
Hidden within the latest Windows 11 developer builds lies a feature that might just change the way you think about system performance—and yes, it could very well explain why your computer sometimes runs like a dog on a hot day. Insiders have recently discovered a new Frequently Asked Questions...
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Windows 11 is set to become even more user-friendly for tech enthusiasts and everyday users alike with a sneak peek into a new feature that promises to demystify hardware requirements like never before. Microsoft, known for its iterative approach to enhancing user experiences, is planning to...
Windows 11 May Soon Advise on Upgrades Directly from Your PC
Over the years, Windows has quietly assessed the performance of our hardware—from the days of the Windows Experience Index to today’s more streamlined diagnostic tools. Now, a peek into upcoming Windows 11 developer builds suggests...
Windows 11 is set to shake up how you think about your PC’s hardware health. In a surprising yet intriguing move, Microsoft is testing a new feature that essentially advises users when it might be time to upgrade key components like RAM or even your GPU. Though the feature is currently hidden in...
Windows 11 is set to streamline your multitasking in a way that feels almost magical. Imagine launching not one, but two of your favorite apps side by side with a single click. For users who have long endured the hassle of manually dragging and resizing windows, the new “Frequently Snapped Apps”...
Windows 11 Updates: Game Bugs, Security Alerts, and Insider Fixes
Windows 11 is buzzing with activity—some updates are causing chaos, while others bring welcome improvements. From a game-breaking bug in Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 to security warnings and performance issues on cutting-edge Intel...
Microsoft is at it again with new Windows 11 Insider builds that are already turning heads among testers and power users alike. In a move that underscores its commitment to a stable and refined operating system, the tech giant has rolled out two fresh builds that not only enhance the user...
Migrating your digital life from an old PC to a new one has long been a chore—a process ripe with manual copying, external drives, and sometimes even tears. But if recent glimpses into the Windows Insider builds are any indication, Microsoft is ready to change that narrative with a brand-new PC...
If you’ve ever imagined the Windows Insiders program as a sandbox playground for pushing exciting experimental features and bug-sniping fixes into the wild, then it’s time to grab your keyboard and buckle up, because two shiny new Windows 11 builds just dropped—Beta (22635.4805) and Dev...
Windows 11 fans, rejoice! Microsoft has finally addressed one of the most glaring omissions from its operating system—as simple as it may seem. The latest Insider builds are introducing a battery percentage indicator right on the taskbar, sparing users from the unnecessary struggle of hovering...
Microsoft has drawn the curtain on the week with the release of two fresh Windows 11 Insider builds for testers in the Dev and Beta channels. While the company is known for sweeping innovations, this week's updates come with mostly minor changes, hinting at a transitional phase as October comes...
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Greetings Windows Insiders! We are thrilled to announce the rollout of Windows 11 Builds 22621.3807 and 22631.3807 (KB5039302) to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel on Windows 11, versions 22H2 and 23H2. This latest update introduces several new features, enhancements, and...
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I'm a registered Insider and I've Installed Windows 11 Pro WorkStation Build 22598 from Original Microsoft ISO using latest Rufus No-TPM/Secure Mode Setting with a USB Stick.
When I try to Update and it reaches to 8% a Security Check Screen Shows up and Says: I don't meet minimum required...