22 Jun 2026
Microsoft is phasing out support for Windows 10, urging users to transition to Windows 11 or stay with an unsupported version. Paid support and 0patch security will be available. AR 4789 is developing a reimagined 2024 Windows 10 with a sleek design and enhanced functionality, seeking user feedback.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has resolved an issue causing certain Windows devices to boot into BitLocker recovery mode after the July 2024 updates. Users with Device Encryption enabled were affected. Microsoft advises installing the latest update for fixes and enhancements. Recovery keys can be retrieved via the BitLocker portal.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has reduced upgrade notifications for Windows 10 users following complaints. Starting April 2024, notifications will be less frequent. Official support ends October 2025, with potential increased promotions. 0patch will offer unofficial support for five years post end-of-life.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has scaled back its aggressive advertising strategy for transitioning users from Windows 10 to Windows 11 due to user feedback. Both operating systems now hold a 30% market share. New AI features in Windows 11's 24H2 release are limited to Copilot+ PCs.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft plans to broaden Windows 11 upgrades for eligible Windows 10 users as support for Windows 10 nears its end. Initially, full-screen ads promoted the upgrade but faced backlash. Microsoft will stop these ads with the April 2024 security update. The timeline for non-managed devices remains unclear.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft increases FAT32 partition size limit in Windows 11 from 32GB to 2TB via command line. Traditional format dialog retains 32GB cap for now. This update aids users of older devices needing larger FAT32 partitions without third-party tools. File size limit remains 4GB.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has released a new preview version of Windows 11 for Windows Insiders, increasing the maximum size limit for FAT32 partitions to 2TB. This change allows formatting of FAT32 drives up to 2TB using the command line, while the standard drive formatting dialog still adheres to the 32GB limit.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Windows 11 users can personalize their Start menu and taskbar to black by modifying the Windows Registry. This can be done using a script saved as black.reg or manually through the Registry Editor. Users should back up the registry and be aware of potential display issues in the Calendar view.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has patched an exploit in the Windows 11 installation process that allowed users to bypass hardware requirements. This update, available on the Canary branch, is part of broader efforts to maintain performance and security standards. Further measures to ensure compliance are anticipated.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Five zero-day vulnerabilities were added to the U.S. government's Known Exploited Vulnerability catalog. Check Point Research identified a new Phemedrone Stealer variant targeting unpatched Windows PCs. Microsoft will stop prompting Windows 10 users to upgrade to Windows 11 but has closed a popular workaround.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft's Windows 11 has stringent system requirements, excluding several older CPUs. Users have used bypass methods to install it, but the latest Insider Build 27686 patches one such workaround. Alternative methods still exist, including the more lenient Windows 11 LTSC 2024.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Many users have upgraded unsupported PCs to Windows 11 using a command line trick. Microsoft has patched this in its latest Canary Build, now requiring TPM 2.0. The current Windows 11 24H2 version still allows the bypass, but future updates may restrict it further.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has blocked the workaround that allowed users to bypass the TPM 2.0 requirement for upgrading to Windows 11. This change was implemented in the Windows 11 Insider Build 27686, also known as Dilithium, and is expected to be rolled out in a standard update in the future.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has closed a loophole allowing Windows 11 installation on older PCs. The workaround, using the command /product server, was patched in Windows 11 Insider Build 27686. Future updates are expected to enforce hardware requirements more strictly. Users should consider upgrading their machines.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft's latest Windows Insider build 27686 addresses a workaround that allowed users to bypass hardware requirements for Windows 11. The "setup.exe /product server" method is no longer functional in this build, reinforcing the need for compliant hardware to install the operating system.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has patched a workaround that bypassed Windows 11's hardware requirements. Future updates will enforce the Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0. With Windows 10 support ending in 2025, PIRG is petitioning for an extension. Windows 11 now holds over 30% market share, while Windows 10 is at 65%.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Windows 11 offers extensive customization options to enhance user experience, including privacy settings, dark mode, default browser selection, update management, startup app control, refresh rate adjustment, and sound quality optimization. These features aim to provide a more personalized and efficient computing environment.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Windows 10 remains a preferred choice for many users due to its broader hardware support, extensive customization options, and refined interface. It offers better control over updates, smoother tablet mode transitions, and superior legacy application support compared to Windows 11.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft's latest Windows 11 dev build introduces an accessibility tool for users who are hard of hearing, aiding transcription or lip-reading. Streamers can share their face with Discord and live audiences simultaneously. However, it limits in-app functions and requires brightness adjustments via Windows.
Read more22 Jun 2026
The latest Windows 10 preview build introduces changes to the Start menu and Settings app, including repositioning the user tile for easier access to Microsoft Account information. Non-Microsoft 365 users will see subscription status notifications. The updates highlight a focus on promoting Microsoft services.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Recent leaks suggest Windows 10 may add an account manager section in its Start menu, similar to Windows 11. This could replace simple shortcuts with reminders and promotional content for Microsoft Accounts. The feature is currently in testing, and user feedback has been largely negative.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft is testing a refreshed interface for Windows 10 in Insider Build 19045.4842, featuring a redesigned Start menu with more space for advertisements. The account view now includes a promotional banner for Microsoft 365 licenses. It is unclear if these changes will appear in the standard release.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft will introduce ads in the Windows 10 Start menu, mirroring Windows 11. The new "Account Manager" section will replace previous profile options. Users can use ad-blocking apps to reduce Microsoft's increasing use of ads.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft's latest Windows 11 update introduces enhanced lock screen media controls and improved notification management. Users can now manage playback without logging in and disable specific app notifications. Some users report explorer.exe crashes with archive files. Updates are via the Windows Insider program.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Users of Windows 11 have reported delays with the new right-click context menu in File Explorer. To restore the classic menu, users can modify the Windows Registry or use a downloadable ZIP archive. Reverting to the new menu requires deleting the registry key or running a specific .reg file.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft has announced the end-of-support date for Windows 10 as October 14, 2025. After this date, version 22H2 will no longer receive security updates. Users can switch to alternatives like Linux or ChromeOS Flex, purchase new PCs, or pay for Extended Security Updates from Microsoft.
Read more22 Jun 2026
As of August 2024, Windows 11 holds a 31.63% market share, up 0.8 percentage points from last month and 8.46 points year-over-year. Windows 10 has a 64.14% share, down 0.85 points monthly and 7.8 points annually. Microsoft aims to boost Windows 11 adoption before Windows 10 support ends in October 2025.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Windows 11 users can enhance privacy by creating separate user profiles. Navigate to Settings > Accounts > Other users, and click "Add account." Users can choose between a Microsoft or local account. For bulk user creation, use Computer Management or Command Prompt.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Microsoft Windows 10 will reach its end of life in October 2025, urging users to upgrade to Windows 11. Hardware compatibility issues pose challenges for about 70% of users. Microsoft is also focusing on AI initiatives like "Copilot+ PCs," expected to boost AI subscription revenues.
Read more22 Jun 2026
Windows 11 has become the most utilized operating system on the Steam platform, with 50.81% of surveyed users running it, surpassing Windows 10's 48.66%. However, in the overall desktop market, Windows 10 still leads with 64.17%, while Windows 11 holds 31.62%.
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