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Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update is rolling out with a twist that gamers have been eagerly waiting for—a revamped controller-based keyboard experience that not only tackles the infamous on-screen QWERTY frustrations but also sets the stage for a future Xbox handheld device. Revamping the...

Hello Windows Insiders, Buckle up as we dive into the latest evolution of Windows 11 with Build 26100.3613 (KB5053656) rolling out to our Release Preview Channel on version 24H2. This build isn’t just another patch—it's a bold, multifaceted upgrade that fuses innovation with practical fixes...

Microsoft's recent decision to remove Copilot from certain Windows 11 PCs has left many users scratching their heads and questioning the stability of Microsoft's AI integration. This unexpected change, highlighted recently by Techlomedia, underscores an ongoing evolution—and some growing...

Windows 11 Update: New Emoji Taskbar Button and JPEG XL Support Explained Microsoft is once again shaking things up for Windows 11 users with two distinct yet impactful updates. On one front, a fresh taskbar button is inviting users to embrace the fun and expressive power of emojis, while on...

Microsoft’s latest update for Windows 11, version 24H2, brings reassuring news for many users: older Intel CPUs—from the 8th generation onward—are now officially supported. This development corrects earlier confusion about CPU requirements and signals Microsoft’s commitment to maintaining...

If you’re one of the Windows enthusiasts who rely on third-party utilities to streamline your package installations, you’re in for some good news. The popular Windows 10/11 package manager UniGetUI has just received its version 3.1.7 update, packing a host of performance improvements and fixes...

Windows 11 users, let’s face it – Microsoft's native File Explorer, while functional, can feel like an old T-shirt: reliable but lacking style, innovation, and, let’s be honest, that spark. It’s serviceable for everyday tasks, but often falls short for power users and those craving modern design...

Windows users on both Windows 10 and 11 have long decried Microsoft’s awkward implementation of Dark Mode. Sure, it looks sleek when it works, but let’s be honest—there are clunky pieces missing. One glaring absence is the built-in ability to switch between light and dark modes automatically...

Windows 11 users, rejoice—or at least take a deep breath. If you've ventured into the world of running mobile apps on your PC through the Windows Subsystem for Android™ (WSA), you might have hit a few road bumps along the way. From installation woes to constant crashes, the Amazon Appstore and...

Attention Windows users and Microsoft Office warriors! If your beloved classic Outlook suddenly decided to stage an elaborate disappearing act whenever you try to whip up a new email or forward one, don’t panic—it’s not just you. Microsoft has officially acknowledged a rather frustrating bug...

Microsoft Office might have been the dependable workhorse of productivity tools for decades, but it's time to retire its iconic branding. Starting now, Microsoft is officially rebranding its beloved productivity suite, transitioning from "Microsoft Office" to what’s now called Microsoft 365...

Hold on to your keyboards because Microsoft is back at it again with its love-hate relationship with names. If you're a long-time user of the Microsoft Office suite, brace yourself for another evolution—or revolution—of branding. The tech giant has officially transitioned its iconic "Microsoft...

In a fresh advisory dated January 16, 2025, Siemens has disclosed a significant vulnerability impacting its Mendix LDAP module. Categorized as an LDAP Injection problem with a CVSS v3 severity score of 7.4, the flaw can potentially allow remote attackers to bypass authentication mechanisms...

Hold on to your keyboards, Windows 10 users—Microsoft is shaking things up. Beginning next month, the tech giant will start installing its redesigned Outlook email client across all Windows 10 devices. Love it or hate it, the new Outlook is coming to your desktop, and there’s very little you can...

Microsoft recently announced the end of official support for Microsoft Office 2016 and Office 2019, including popular applications like Outlook 2019. Starting October 14, 2025, these versions will no longer receive security patches or updates. If you're a dedicated user of these Office versions...

Hey there, digital explorers and Windows aficionados! Gather 'round, because there's a fresh batch of software goodness wafting over from the Microsoft kitchen, and you won't want to miss a byte. Yes, the latest dispatch from the frontlines of innovation brings us the Windows 11 Insider Preview...

Microsoft is rolling in the new year with a little treat for Windows 11 users, particularly those who rely heavily on their cameras—whether for work-from-home calls, content creation, or just plain experimenting with camera feeds (no judgment). In a move that some might call overdue, they’ve...

Today, Microsoft's engineering teams have delivered a sigh of relief to Office 2024 users by addressing a quirky bug that, while not catastrophic, certainly had the potential to throw Microsoft Account (MSA) users into a loop of frustration. If you've been a dedicated Microsoft Office user for...

Windows enthusiasts, gear up! Microsoft is yet again shaking things up in the productivity ecosystem by renaming the "Microsoft 365 App" to "Microsoft 365 Copilot." This change marks more than just a rebrand—it's an evolution, with AI taking center stage as the platform undergoes a...

Stardock has unveiled an exciting new addition to its popular Start11 software with the beta release of version 2.5, allowing users to add a vertical taskbar to Windows 11. This functionality brings back a favorite feature from earlier Windows iterations, offering a fresh new way to organize...