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    Microsoft Retires Windows Device Metadata and WMIS: What It Means for Users and Developers

    Microsoft's recent decision to retire the Windows Device Metadata and the Windows Metadata and Internet Services (WMIS) marks a significant shift in how hardware devices integrate with the Windows operating system. This move, effective from May 2025, signals the end of an era that began with...
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    Windows 11 24H2: Microsoft Clarifies CPU Support Confusion

    In the ever-evolving world of Windows updates, clarity can sometimes get lost in the technical details. Recent confusion over the Windows 11 24H2 CPU support guidelines has left many users wondering if their aging Intel processors might finally be left behind. Fear not—Microsoft has stepped in...
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    Windows 11 Support for Older Intel CPUs: What You Need to Know

    There’s been some chatter in the community lately—rumors that Windows 11 might soon drop support for Intel CPUs from the 10th generation and earlier. If you’ve been worried that your trusty older machine might soon be left behind, take a deep breath. Recent updates make it clear: Windows 11...
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