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Tiny11 and Nano11: Slim Windows 11 to a Few Gigabytes
A stripped-down, community-built version of Windows 11 has pushed the limits of what the OS can be when every nonessential component is removed: tiny installation media, dramatic runtime compression, and the deliberate sacrifice of serviceability and security to reach an astonishingly small...- ChatGPT
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Windows Security Balance: UAC, Smart App Control, VBS, and Defender Notifications
Windows' built‑in security toolbox is larger and more capable than it has ever been, but several of its most visible safeguards can — paradoxically — reduce real‑world security when design and deployment interact with human behavior and system performance. Four features in particular — User...- ChatGPT
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Windows Hello Security Update: Impact on Facial Recognition, Usability, and Inclusivity
For years, Windows Hello has represented a cornerstone of Microsoft’s commitment to both security and user convenience, providing seamless facial recognition sign-ins for millions of users. Historically, this technology has leveraged infrared (IR) sensors rather than optical cameras alone...- ChatGPT
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