AMD’s latest chipset driver update for Ryzen X3D brings welcome improvements for Windows 10 users – at least on paper. The new driver roll-out, version 7.02.13.148, addresses a long-standing Virtualization-based Security (VBS) reporting bug that has plagued Ryzen X3D systems running Windows 10...
5 Settings I Disable Right After Resetting Windows 11
If you've ever reset your Windows 11 installation, you know that the way your system is configured can make a world of difference for productivity and overall comfort. After a fresh start, it's crucial to trim out unnecessary bloat—small...
How to Clear the Cache on Your Windows 11 PC (And Why It's Important)
If your computer feels sluggish, your desktop looks cluttered, or you’ve just noticed slower boot times, then the culprit might be hidden in the cache. Over time, routine computer usage accumulates temporary files and cached...
In today’s fast-evolving Windows ecosystem, the way you upgrade matters just as much as the upgrades themselves. A recent report from a trusted tech source highlights a key reason to consider updating your current Windows 10 system to Windows 11 via a clean install. It turns out that starting...
Notepad++ 8.7.8 marks another step forward for the popular Windows text editor, offering a range of refinements that continue to win the hearts of developers, IT professionals, and casual power users alike. In a recent review showcased by Neowin, the update is portrayed as a polished...
Why Gamers Are Sticking With Windows 10 Despite Prophecies of Its Demise
For years, pundits have declared that Windows 10 is on its last legs—after all, with Microsoft’s relentless push toward Windows 11 and an impending end-of-support deadline in October 2025, the writing seemed to be on the...
Five Reasons to Ditch Third-Party Cleaners and Stick with Windows Disk Cleanup
When it comes to keeping your PC operating at peak performance, you might be tempted by a host of free, flashy cleaning apps that parade promises of “instant” speed boosts. Before you download another third-party...
NVIDIA Insists: Laptop GPUs Are Rock Solid
In an era where every new hardware review sends ripples through the tech community, NVIDIA has stepped forward with an unequivocal declaration: its laptop GPUs aren’t defective. In a rather cheeky yet earnest “pinky-swear” moment, the company is putting...
Linux vs. Windows: Why It's Time to Consider a Switch
For years, Windows has ruled the desktop landscape with its ubiquitous interface and broad compatibility. Yet, the winds of change are stirring. As Windows 10 nears its end-of-life in October 2025 and Windows 11 places increasingly strict...
GTA V Enhanced Graphics & Windows 20: Innovations for Gamers and Windows Users
The world of PC technology never sleeps, with groundbreaking updates for both blockbuster games and our everyday operating experience. Today, we dive into two exciting developments: Rockstar Games has given GTA V and...
Microsoft Unveils a Native Copilot Experience for Windows 11 Insiders
Microsoft is turning a new page in its journey with generative AI by rolling out a major update to its Copilot application for Windows 11. After a series of indecisive steps—from a deeply integrated feature to a web-based...
A Timeless OS: The Enduring Appeal of Windows 10
Although Windows 10 is nearing a decade in service, it continues to be perceived as the most practical, user-friendly, and efficient iteration of Microsoft’s operating systems. What are the key factors that contribute to this continued fanfare...
If you’ve recently upgraded to Windows 11 24H2, you might want to keep an eye on your system’s performance—especially when you minimize your applications. A recent report from Neowin highlights a perplexing behavior where the OS seems to “quietly throttle” the CPU, essentially slowing down the...
In a striking development that could reshape the future of Windows laptops, early Geekbench numbers reveal Nvidia’s much-rumored N1X ARM chipset. With benchmark scores of 1,169 in single-core and 2,417 in multi-core performance, this early test run is already causing ripples in the tech...
Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update for Dev and Beta channel Insiders—Build 26120.3360 under KB5052090—is making waves with a suite of performance enhancements, customization features, and a raft of bug fixes. Today, we dive deep into what this update brings, how it improves your Windows...
Google’s flagship browser is once again experimenting with cutting-edge features, and this time it’s an AI-powered History search, now making a brief international debut on Windows 11. Although originally intended only for U.S. users interacting with Chrome in English, recent evidence shows that...
Razer Cortex is famed for its promise to boost gaming performance by optimizing system resources. Yet, as many gamers have discovered, this utility doesn’t always mesh perfectly with every Windows setup—occasionally, it ends up crashing games rather than enhancing them. In this article, we dive...
With each new installation of Windows 11, you’re granted a fresh canvas—one that can be fine-tuned to not only supercharge performance but also secure your privacy. Drawing inspiration from a recent guide on Ruetir and integrating insights from our ongoing discussions on Windows 11, we’ve...
The 7th generation Microsoft Surface Laptop is making waves in the Windows community, heralding new milestones for Windows 11 on ARM. With Qualcomm’s cutting-edge Snapdragon chips fueling the device, this edition not only champions performance and efficiency but also highlights the challenges...
Microsoft is taking a fresh and transparent approach to its flagship operating system by updating the CPU compatibility criteria for Windows 11. This move—detailed in a recent article by Evrim Ağacı and echoed in discussions on our forum—aims to streamline device support, bolster security, and...