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    Windows 10 ESU Now Requires a Microsoft Account: What It Means

    The countdown toward Windows 10’s official end of life has long felt like the slow passing of an era, punctuated by warnings and gnawing uncertainty for millions of users still loyal to the venerable operating system. Yet even as the last months tick away, a new twist in Microsoft’s support...
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    Windows 11 Unexpected Upgrade on Unsupported PCs: Risks, Reasons, and Advice

    A new wave of surprise, confusion, and controversy has swept through the global Windows community as Microsoft’s Windows 11 upgrade is now appearing on PCs previously deemed ‘incompatible’ with the operating system. This unexpected move by the tech giant has left thousands of users questioning...
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    Windows 11: Critical 60-Day Limit for System Restore Points Explained

    Windows 11 continues to evolve with each major update, often introducing subtle tweaks designed to make the user experience more predictable—even if not always more flexible. One of the latest such adjustments, brought quietly in the June 2025 security update KB5060842, is a significant change...
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    Windows 11 24H2 Update Now Widely Available: Features, Rollout, and Compatibility Tips

    After months of anticipation and a staggered, sometimes rocky rollout, Windows 11 version 24H2—also known as the Windows 11 2024 Update—is now broadly available for most devices. Microsoft’s promise of a more streamlined, AI-infused Windows experience is reaching desktops around the world. Yet...
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    Microsoft Announces User-Friendly Changes to Copilot Key—A Win for Windows Users

    The unmistakable, slightly metallic clack of another bafflingly labeled keyboard key—a veritable harbinger of yet another Microsoft experiment—has become an all-too-familiar sound for those of us who spend our days patrolling the digital frontlines of Windows innovation and user revolt. Yes, I’m...
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    How to Disable Windows Settings Access for Better Security and Control

    It’s a universal truth—give someone access to the Windows Settings app, and suddenly your network environment is less a digital utopia and more a Wild West saloon with keyboard cowboys firing off random configurations. Whether it’s a curious intern, a well-meaning spouse, or that legendary...
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