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Microsoft reportedly sabotaged Windows 95 and 98's Control Panel, or it looks that way – is this a worrying revelation?
By Isaiah Williams published
Microsoft seemingly tampered with the ‘Add New Hardware’ wizard in the Control Panel, slowing it down considerably.
Windows 11 update fails are becoming a joke – but it looks like Microsoft is working hard on fixing them
By Darren Allan published
Fed up with Windows 11 having a rash of bugs lately? You wouldn’t be alone, but Microsoft is underway with fixing a bunch of these problems.
Paint it black – today is your last chance to download Paint 3D in Windows 11
By Darren Allan published
Paint 3D is not far off a decade old at this point, but it was sidelined by Microsoft a few years back – and now it’s fully getting the chop.
New Windows 11 24H2 glitch sends File Explorer menu to the top of the screen – here’s how to get it back
By Kristina Terech published
A new bug in Windows 11’s 24H2 update causes File Explorer’s “See More” menu to appear off-screen, frustrating users in fullscreen mode.
Microsoft refreshes Windows Hello to make signing in with your face (or fingers) much more pleasant with Windows 11
By Kristina Terech published
Windows Hello gets a modern design update in a new Windows 11 preview build, offering streamlined sign-ins and easier passkey access for seamless authentication.
Windows 11’s feature to allow typing with your Xbox controller has vanished in a blow for owners of handheld gaming PCs
By Darren Allan published
Another glitch has hit Windows 11 24H2, and this time Microsoft has run into trouble with its gamepad layout for the on-screen keyboard.
Microsoft's Recall feature for Windows pushed back again as privacy and security matters keep the AI tool on hold
By Kristina Terech published
Microsoft’s AI-powered Recall feature, designed to track desktop activity, faces delays as ongoing concerns prompt the company to enhance privacy and security measures.
Windows 10 diehards can keep their beloved OS secure for a little while longer (for a fee) as Microsoft pleas with them to be reasonable
By John Loeffler published
Windows 10 end of life security support is getting a one year paid extension for all users after October 2025.
Another day, another Windows 11 24H2 update bug – this time, Task Manager shows zero apps running
By Kristina Terech published
After Windows 11’s 24H2 update, some users report Task Manager errors showing zero apps or processes running. Microsoft has acknowledged it and plans to release a fix.
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