oem support

The release of the Night Light feature in Windows 10 and Windows 11 has been widely celebrated by users seeking a healthier computing experience. By allowing built-in control over blue light emission, Night Light not only helps reduce eye fatigue but is also touted for its potential to support...

As Microsoft’s development cycle for Windows 11 pivots toward the upcoming 25H2 update, a host of new features are poised to redefine the personal computing experience—most notably, a system-level expansion focused on maximizing laptop battery life. This new feature, internally dubbed “User...

The server processor market has rarely been as dynamic and contentious as it is in the current landscape, with established giants like Intel being challenged by AMD’s aggressive foray into the entry server space. At the center of the latest upheaval stands the AMD EPYC 4005 "Grado" series, newly...

Microsoft’s relentless drive to modernize Windows 11’s architecture is yielding another wave of changes—this time, reshaping the very foundations of hardware driver development and distribution. With sweeping impacts for device makers, IT professionals, and power users, the newly announced...

Major changes are on the horizon for Windows hardware driver development—a shift poised to impact not only device manufacturers and IT professionals, but millions of end users as Microsoft undertakes a significant revamp for the next generation of Windows 11. With the recent announcement...

Microsoft’s ongoing efforts to reinvent the familiar battery icon in Windows 11 represent more than a subtle facelift—they signal a renewed determination to place clarity, usefulness, and modern aesthetics at the heart of the Windows visual experience. For many, such a refresh might seem...

In a move that’s sure to ruffle the feathers of many veteran PC builders, Microsoft has officially announced that its upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update will no longer support Intel’s 8th, 9th, and 10th generation Core processors—the very hardware that powered millions of “Comet Lake” systems over...

Recent changes in Microsoft’s approach to Windows 11 hardware requirements have stirred up conversations across the community—even if the impact is strictly for OEMs. The headline may sound alarming at first glance: Microsoft has dropped official support for 8th, 9th, and 10th-generation Intel...

Microsoft’s recent update to the official Windows 11 OEM support list – unveiled with the rollout of update 24H2 – has set tongues wagging among tech enthusiasts and industry insiders alike. The latest list marks a notable departure from previous hardware support: Intel’s 8th, 9th, and even...

In a move stirring both curiosity and concern across the Windows community, Microsoft has updated its CPU compatibility guidelines for the upcoming Windows 11 24H2 update. Specifically, the list provided to OEMs now excludes Intel’s 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen processors. But before you start...