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    CVE-2025-54913: Race-Condition Elevation in Windows UI XAML Maps MapControlSettings

    CVE-2025-54913 — Windows UI XAML Maps (MapControlSettings) Race-condition elevation-of-privilege: what admins, developers, and defenders need to know Summary What it is: CVE-2025-54913 is an elevation-of-privilege vulnerability in the Windows UI XAML Maps component (MapControlSettings). The...
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    Windows 11 UI Sluggishness Explained: XAML/WinUI Modernization & Fixes

    Tech detective or headline shorthand? Here’s what’s actually changing under the hood — and what you can do about it. A popular write‑up on Touch Reviews summarizes a claim by a tech creator (named in that piece as “epcidiy”) that Windows 11’s perceived sluggishness — slow right‑click menus...
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    Windows 11 Dark Mode Extends to Legacy Dialogs in August 2025 Preview

    Microsoft appears to be closing one of Windows’ longest-running cosmetic grievances: preview builds released in August 2025 show legacy file‑operation dialogs and several system prompts finally obeying the system Dark theme, reducing the jarring white “flash” that has plagued Dark Mode since the...
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    .NET 10 Preview 7: WebSocketStream, Passkeys, MAUI XAML Generator

    Microsoft has published Preview 7 of .NET 10, a release that looks and smells very much like “near feature-complete” for the platform’s November launch — bringing a clutch of pragmatic developer productivity improvements, security enhancements such as passkey integration for ASP.NET Identity...
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    Windows 11's Native Copilot: Next-Gen AI for Seamless System Integration

    The tech landscape for Windows users has undergone a significant shift as Microsoft finally unveils a fully native version of its Copilot assistant in Windows 11—ushering in a next-gen AI experience markedly different from its web-based predecessor. While the original Copilot implementation...
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    Revamped Microsoft Copilot: A Native AI Assistant for Windows 10 and 11

    Microsoft’s latest update to its flagship Copilot app marks a significant turning point in the AI-powered assistant landscape on Windows. No longer tethered to a clunky web-based interface that relied on Microsoft Edge components, the revamped Copilot is now a fully native application built...
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    Microsoft's Copilot Update: A Native XAML Experience for Enhanced User Interaction

    Microsoft Updates Windows Copilot with a Fresh Look and Tailored Interaction Microsoft is rolling out an updated version of the Copilot app for Windows, and it’s more than just a cosmetic overhaul. The new update, now available to Insider users via the Microsoft Store, transforms Copilot from a...
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    Introducing the Native Copilot App for Windows 11: Key Features and Installation Guide

    Native Copilot App for Windows 11 Debuts with New Features Microsoft is stepping up its Windows 11 experience with the official rollout of a fully native Copilot app. After early buzz and some disappointment over the initial web-app version, Microsoft has now delivered a native XAML-based...
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    Microsoft Copilot Update: Enhanced AI Features for Windows Insiders

    Microsoft Copilot Update Rolls Out for Windows Insiders Hello Windows enthusiasts! Microsoft has just released an exciting update for the Microsoft Copilot app exclusively for Windows Insiders, and it’s already making waves. Distributed via the Microsoft Store, this new version brings a host of...
  10. News

    Making the app single-instanced (Part 3)

    Single-instanced apps only allow one instance of the app running at a time. WinUI apps are multi-instanced by default. They allow you to launch multiple instances of the same app at one time, which we call multiple instances. However, you may implement single-instancing based on the use case of...
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    Adding event handlers: Sounds, Dark Mode & Windowing (Part 2)

    Adding event handlers: Sounds, Dark Mode & Windowing (Part 2) Note that in part 1 of the WinAppSDK Blog Series you implemented the visual layer of the DrumPad using WinUI 3 controls. However, if you click on any buttons, nothing happens, because we have not defined any actions, which we will do...
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    Windows 10 How do I add an .EXE project to a solution of DLL's?

    How do I add an .EXE project to a solution of DLL's? This is using Microsoft Visual Studio Professional I have been handed a solution file which contains three projects. But all three projects generate DLL files. It is kind of unique because I have uncovered that they contain XAML files. So...
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    VIDEO Announcing Windows Community Toolkit v7.0

    After many months of invigorating the Windows Community Toolkit with a multitude of improvements and features; we are happy to announce version 7.0 is available today! Made possible again with the support and contributions of our developer community.🎉 If you are new to the Toolkit, the Windows...
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    Build Cross-Platform apps with WinUI and Uno Platform

    Uno Platform is a free and open-source platform aiming to take WinUI apps built with C# and XAML everywhere. If you are not familiar with WinUI, it is the native UX platform for building modern apps for Windows 10 - you can learn more about it on the Link Removed. With Uno Platform you can...
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    Build Cross-Platform applications with WinUI and Uno Platform

    Uno Platform is a free and open-source platform aiming to take WinUI applications built with C# and XAML everywhere. If you are not familiar with WinUI, it is the native UX platform for building Windows applications - you can learn more about it on the Link Removed. With Uno Platform you can...
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    Announcing WinUI 3: Preview 3

    If you tuned in to this morning’s App Development Community Standup, you know that today we released WinUI 3 Preview 3. If you want to skip the summary and head straight to the release notes and installation instructions, you can find those here. New Features The team has been hard at work on...
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    A deep-dive into WinUI 3 in desktop apps

    XAML Islands was our first solution to enable developers to use UWP XAML inside their desktop (Win32) apps. Within a couple of months after the release of XAML Islands, behavioral insights and customer interviews raised some signals about how developers were using it. We discovered that a...
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    Introducing WinUI 3 Preview 1

    Today at Microsoft Build 2020 the WinUI team is excited to announce the latest version of WinUI 3 available for public preview: WinUI 3 Preview 1. This preview expands the world of WinUI to an even wider audience of developers – the previously-released WinUI 3 Alpha was only available to UWP app...
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    XAML Islands – A deep dive – Part 1

    XAML Islands is a technology that enables Windows developers to use new pieces of UI from the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) on their existing Win32 Applications, including Windows Forms and WPF technologies. This allows them to gradually modernize their apps at their own pace, making use of...
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    The UWP Community Toolkit v2.2

    I am extremely excited to announce the latest update of the UWP Community Toolkit, v2.2. The credit for this release, as always, goes to the community, who have continued to support and improve the toolkit for each release. V2.2 introduces a new Parsers package, new controls and helpers, and...
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