Microsoft Windows is the most popular operating system on the planet, holding a whopping 74% of the global desktop PC market as of 2023. The majority of those computers are running Windows 10, arguably Microsoft’s best version of the hugely successful OS so far.
Plenty of users are still rocking older systems with versions like Windows 7, Vista, and even the historically beloved Window XP. If you’ve ever touched a computer (and we don’t know how you’d be reading this if you hadn’t), chances are you’ve experienced at least one iteration of Microsoft’s long-running software.
Now Windows 11 is here, and Windows 12 is slated to arrive soon(ish) - so naturally we’re covering everything Windows-related on a weekly basis. Below, you’ll find everything related to Microsoft’s flagship operating system - news, tips, analysis, and more.
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If 27H2 really is the first major update since 24H2, Microsoft must ensure it doesn't follow in those buggy footsteps.
Are the new taskbar repositioning controls a drag? No, they aren't — dragging is off the table — and that's why some power-users have a problem.
'Making better use of the memory in every Windows 11 PC': Microsoft explains in more detail how it has made the OS a lot faster.
Is Microsoft wise to be touting the benefits of AI in this way at the current time? I don't think so.
'Crazy it took them 5 years': Windows 11's right-click menu gets a vital tune-up to be faster and fully customizable — but why did it take Microsoft this long?
'This is the kind of stuff that pushed me to Linux': Microsoft has abandoned a trick to promote Bing that many Windows 11 users hated.
Existing PCs will miss out on this incoming trick for Intel CPUs which will also apply to future AMD Ryzen chips.
A classic case of 'solving a problem that doesn't exist': Windows 11 could get a reined-in alternative to Recall, but AI skeptics still aren't fans.
