Darren Allan

Windows 10’s latest update suffers from some weird bugs, including telling you it’s installed, when it actually isn’t.

New ability to get priority for Windows updates has been spotted in testing.

A clue in Windows 11 preview versions suggests Microsoft might be bringing back an idea it had seemingly ditched.

Fine-tuning the way default apps and pinning works to make everything more consistent across the desktop.

We’re going to get a better, trimmer, faster handset in many ways, if the rumors are right – but at what cost?

Netgear's RS700 has all the latest whistles and bells, for sure, but is there any point in going for Wi-Fi 7 just yet?

Start menu spotted with ‘For You’ recommendations – a sign of things to come, perhaps?

Microsoft is apparently dangling a free hardware carrot in front of a number of Windows testers.

A security feature causing frame rate drops of up to 10%? There’s a lot to discuss here.

As well as Phone Link for iOS, Microsoft has brought in improvements for touchscreen users, and more besides.

Microsoft has changed one of its Bing chatbot’s personalities to be a bit more boring.

Windows 10 on a potato PC? The final version of Tiny10 is here to make that possible.

This is a weird one, but there’s more positive news in the major caveats here, and the rarity of the glitch.

Hugely annoying Windows 11 bug that seriously slowed down copying files is resolved with Moment 2 update.

Windows gamers with AMD GPUs need to be aware of a rare bug that corrupts the system, but there's a quick fix.

The Bing chatbot is making quite a difference to Microsoft’s search engine traffic, apparently – at least for now.

The taskbar could get back another feature Microsoft mysteriously removed.

Lock-ups were rare, admittedly, but this is a nasty bug and one with a bunch of side-effects we could all live happily without.

Has your PC with an Nvidia GPU been running slowly with the latest driver version? There’s a fix for that.

Want to move the taskbar in Windows 11? Your wish might just come true…

Want Windows 11 to look like Windows 2000? Well, your (rather odd) prayers have been answered.

Windows 11 could get help from AI to make your desktop look better, albeit in a small way to begin with.

A ‘something went wrong’ error is plaguing some folks trying to engage with Microsoft’s AI chatbot.

Windows 11 interface improvements flood in with latest preview, including multiple steps forward with accessibility.

With three selections for different personalities possible, there seems to be a clear favorite so far.