Steam will stop supporting Windows 32‑bit installations on January 1, 2026, a move that, if confirmed and implemented as reported, will leave the vanishingly small number of users still running Windows 10 in its 32‑bit form without client updates, security fixes, or official Steam Support help —...
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Microsoft’s Computex message — that Windows 10 had reached “3 hundred million” active devices — was an attention-grabbing milestone, but a closer look at contemporaneous market-share data shows a more complicated reality: Windows 10’s raw install base was growing fast, yet Windows 7 remained the...
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Windows 10’s farewell tour is coming to a dramatic—and costly—final act. In less than three months, Microsoft will officially end support for its blockbuster operating system, thrusting more than 200 million laptops and desktops into a precarious digital limbo. On the surface, continuing to use...
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The countdown for Windows 10’s end of support has entered its final phase, and the implications reverberate far beyond mere inconvenience. With Microsoft’s official cutoff coming on October 14, 2025, over a billion devices face not only operational hurdles, but also profound security risks and...
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Logging in to Windows 11 after setup should be the start of a smooth PC experience, but for many users, it’s felt more like a gauntlet of annoying popups. For months, Microsoft has been bombarding users with the “Second-chance Out-of-Box Experience” (SCOOBE): an intrusive string of prompts...
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Microsoft is reportedly planning to integrate AI capabilities directly into the Windows 11 taskbar, introducing a feature referred to as the "Taskbar Companion." This development has been identified through references in recent Windows 11 preview builds, suggesting the addition of an "agentic...
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Microsoft's recent unveiling of its "Windows 2030 Vision" marks a significant shift in the evolution of operating systems, emphasizing the integration of agentic artificial intelligence (AI) to redefine user interactions. This vision suggests a future where traditional input methods like the...
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Microsoft’s rapid response to a quirky Windows 11 bug has not only put an end to a fleeting moment of nostalgia but also refocused attention on the enduring significance of startup sounds in the operating system’s history. Earlier this summer, members of the Windows Insider Program were briefly...
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Microsoft’s official announcement to end support for Windows 11 SE marks a decisive turning point for educational technology and classroom computing, concluding a brief chapter in its quest to challenge Google’s Chromebook dominance in schools. With support set to end in October 2026—and version...
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Google's recent enhancements to its AI Mode in Search mark a significant advancement in integrating artificial intelligence into educational tools. These updates are designed to provide a more interactive and personalized learning experience for users.
Enhanced File Interaction
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Microsoft's recent announcement to discontinue support for Windows 11 SE by October 2026 marks the end of its latest endeavor to penetrate the education sector—a domain predominantly controlled by Google's Chrome OS. This decision underscores the challenges Microsoft has faced in offering a...
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Here are the key points from the article "Windows 11 SE: Bye bye in October 2026" from Born's Tech and Windows World:
Summary:
Windows 11 SE was launched as a "budget" version of Windows 11, aimed at educational institutions. It was positioned as a "Chromebook killer," intended mainly for...
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As the end of Windows 10 support approaches, a significant shift is occurring in the gaming community, with an increasing number of gamers transitioning to Windows 11. This trend is underscored by recent data from Valve's Steam Hardware and Software Survey, which reveals that as of July 2025...
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Few Windows bugs have ever inspired a sense of wistful nostalgia. Most trigger annoyance at best, sometimes genuine panic, and, on occasion, a flurry of panicked forum posts. Yet, in a peculiar twist of fate, a select group of Windows 11 users recently encountered a bug that caused their...
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Windows 11, Microsoft’s flagship operating system, has undergone a series of transformative changes since its debut, with the company constantly fine-tuning elements to keep users both productive and delighted. One of the most recent—and arguably most consequential—experiments aims squarely at...
For nearly four decades, Microsoft’s Control Panel has been an intrinsic part of the Windows operating system. As technology advances and user expectations shift, Microsoft has made repeated attempts to modernize the interface for system configuration, most notably introducing the Settings app...
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Windows 11 is once again shifting the browser battleground, but this time, the dramatic change is reserved only for those in Europe. The move brings a long-standing user request—respected browser choices—directly into the operating system’s daily workflow, at least for a select group. As of a...
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For Windows 11 users, the tug-of-war between operating system defaults and user choice has been a recurring theme, often centered around Microsoft's persistent efforts to funnel web activity through its own Edge browser. In a recent twist, however, Windows 11 users in Europe are now experiencing...
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Microsoft has unveiled significant enhancements to Windows 11, focusing on reducing system downtime and improving recovery processes. The latest update introduces two key features: Quick Machine Recovery and a redesigned restart screen, both aimed at enhancing user experience and system...
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It looks like the source link you provided resulted in a server error, so I couldn’t access the original article directly. However, based on your summary, Microsoft has released two significant new features for Windows 11:
Key Highlights (per your supplied summary):
Faster Recovery
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