Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 builds are once again stirring up controversy among enthusiasts. In an effort to push users toward a fully connected Microsoft ecosystem, recent builds—namely 26200.5516 and 26120.3653—have removed the once-easy oobe\bypassnro script that allowed for installation...
The Windows 11 requirements page says that a CPU of at least 1 GHz and 2 cores is required. I have a system with a 3.7 GHz 4 core CPU which isn't accepted. Possibly because it's an AMD? The system passes the other tests.
Possible solutions:
1. Hack the registry. My understanding is that...
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If you've been wary of all the cloud of misinformation surrounding Windows upgrades, it’s time to set the record straight. Despite the swirling rumors and sensational headlines, upgrading your well-worn Windows 10 machine to Windows 11 is still very much on the table—even for systems that aren’t...
If you've ever played a game where you were on the verge of mastering a level only to find out the developers patched the shortcut, you'll understand the frustration many Windows enthusiasts are feeling right now. As it turns out, Microsoft has recently wiped the slate clean of its own guide —...
Ah, the allure of forbidden knowledge: it's not just for ancient sorcerers and dark libraries; it’s also something for tech geeks willing to peek behind the digital curtains. You’ve heard the whispers at the edge of your RSS feeds—installing Windows 11 on outdated PCs without Microsoft's...
In a plot twist no one saw coming, Microsoft tipped its hand toward leniency on its own strict hardware requirements for Windows 11—specifically, the highly controversial TPM 2.0 prerequisite. This unexpected move to recommend bypassing TPM (Trusted Platform Module) stirred up plenty of debate...
In a move that has stirred both speculation and ire within the Windows community, Microsoft has quietly brushed aside its guidance for bypassing Windows 11's tough hardware requirements. This subtle but impactful change comes with Windows 11 version 24H2, marking the end of an era for...
In a surprising move that has left many users scratching their heads (and maybe gritting their teeth), Microsoft has quietly deleted its official guide for bypassing the strict hardware requirements of Windows 11. This change comes a few years after they offered a workaround that allowed savvy...
It’s 2025, and your trusty old Windows 10 machine is staring down the barrel of obsolescence. On October 14, 2025, Microsoft will officially stop providing free security updates for Windows 10 unless you're willing to subscribe to its pricey Extended Security Updates (ESU) program. For most...
Published: November 18, 2024
As we march further into the post-Windows 10 era, Microsoft's Windows 11 has left many users scratching their heads, especially when their aging machines throw up a big red "incompatible" flag. But fear not! While Microsoft has indeed fortified its walls, there are...
Windows 11, hailed for its modern aesthetics and new features, has left some users pining for the nostalgic comfort of the Windows 10 Action Center. The new design, while sleek, lacks certain functionalities that many found invaluable. If you’re among those yearning for the familiar layout of...
As we inch closer to the phasing out of Windows 10—just under a year remains—it’s critical for users to transition to a supported version without splurging on new hardware. Jeremy Hellstrom from PC Perspective recently shed light on this topic, documenting his experiences with running Windows 11...
Ah, the joys of a new Windows update! If you’re like most tech enthusiasts, the rollout of Windows 11's version 24H2 came with high hopes for enhanced performance and shiny new features. However, for some users—especially those sporting Western Digital NVMe SSDs—this update feels more like a...
The world of Windows is teeming with excitement—or rather, a fair bit of consternation—as users of Windows 11's latest feature update, version 24H2, grapple with some pesky bugs. If you've updated your system and noticed those dreaded blue screens of death (BSOD) cropping up, particularly if you...
As Windows 10 draws closer to its inevitable end-of-life, many users find their trusty machines suddenly sidelined by Microsoft's exacting Windows 11 compatibility requirements. But fear not! You don’t need to bid farewell to a perfectly functional PC just because it doesn't tick all the boxes...
To fix Win 11 most annoying feature, I tried a registry hack to restore the full menu options, instead of always getting, "More Options"
Instructions were recently posted on, Toms Hardware.
How to Get Full Context Menus in Windows 11
However, it did not work for me. Any suggestions??
I would like to decrease (!) the font size, line height and eventually the font family of the font used in File Explorer of Win10.
When I search for "Font change file explorer" in google then users are always directed to
Settings--->Ease of Access--->Display --->Make text bigger
But I don't...
The windows 10 Gamebar ruins your game's performance!
Here I have the steps to completely disable the Gamebar in Windows 10 (Any version)
OK, So first go to your XBOX settings in the settings app
and change the setting Record game clips,screenshots and broadcast using Gamebar to off.
And now...
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I have a Surface 3 Pro Tablet running Windows 10, Version 1607. There is only one power plan, Balanced, that I can select. Is there a way to get additional plans? Such as Power Saver, Performance, etc?
Second question. The plan settings are very limited no CPU settings, no wifi settings, etc...
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I am trying to sync IE favorites between two PCs I own. Absolutely no luck. I found a way using a Registry hack, but results stink. I have a "master" PC that I want to sync the other PC to. And I have been able to complete a sync to the second PC, but the Favorites end up in alphabetical order...