usb peripherals

  1. Windows 11 USB Power Management: Boost Your Laptop’s Battery Life

    Windows 11 has quietly rolled out a feature that could prove transformative for Galaxy Book users—and may reshape how all portable Windows devices manage power. This subtle but significant enhancement, centered on granular USB power management, offers a fresh lever for optimizing battery life...
  2. Windows 11 Build 22631.5696 Update Boosts Stability & Enhances User Experience

    Microsoft has released Windows 11 Build 22631.5696 (KB5062663) to Insiders in the Release Preview Channel, introducing a series of enhancements and fixes aimed at improving system stability and user experience. Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) Updates This build updates profiles for...
  3. Microsoft Standardizes USB-C on Windows Laptops with New Certification Program

    For far too long, the USB-C landscape on Windows laptops has been plagued by inconsistency and confusion, leaving consumers and even seasoned tech reviewers guessing about what each port can actually do. From simple charging to blazing-fast data transfers and advanced display connectivity, the...
  4. Microsoft's New USB-C Certification Brings Universal Compatibility to Windows Devices

    The thicket of USB-C standards and inconsistent port features have long frustrated Windows users, developers, and even seasoned IT professionals. Deciphering which port supports which features—be it charging, high-speed data transfer, or external displays—often feels like an exercise in trial...
  5. Microsoft’s Bold Move: Enforcing USB4 and USB-C Standards for Windows 11 in 2025

    Microsoft is making a bold bet on the future of Windows 11 by elevating the hardware baseline, particularly through strict enforcement of USB-C, USB4, and USB 3.0 requirements for modern laptops. This decision, communicated via an official blog post and reflected in the latest updates to the...
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    Windows 7 Someone Please help me determine what is causing my comp to crash

    So a couple of weeks ago I built a new desktop for personal purposes. Originally I loaded XP on the system and it ran fine with no problems for the first week, then after getting a copy on Win7 Ultimate I upgraded the system and all seemed fine. Then I would get the BSOD at really random...