Microsoft will stop servicing Windows 10 on October 14, 2025, and that looming deadline is the trigger many Windows users need to decide whether to upgrade to Windows 11, buy new hardware, or buy time with Extended Security Updates — but first you must know whether your current PC is actually...
If you want to play the latest PC shooters on Windows 10, you may need to flip a few firmware switches: Secure Boot and TPM 2.0 are increasingly being enforced by modern anti-cheat systems, and that enforcement often requires your PC to be running UEFI with the boot disk formatted as GPT rather...
Windows 11 promises a cleaner interface, deeper security and better performance — but not every PC qualifies. This guide gives a clear, practical pathway to find out whether your machine can run Windows 11, how to fix the common blockers (TPM and Secure Boot are the usual suspects), and what...
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The highly anticipated launch of Battlefield 6 delivers a cutting-edge gaming experience to PC players, but it also brings a new layer of security requirements—chief among them, the need for Secure Boot to be enabled on Windows 10 and Windows 11 systems. As EA’s Javelin anti-cheat technology...
Upgrading to Windows 11 marks a turning point in personal computing security, as Microsoft has introduced stricter requirements for system integrity. Among these, Secure Boot stands out as a vital feature, offering robust protection against rootkits and boot-level malware that can compromise a...