Microsoft Releases Recovery Update for Windows 11 24H2
Microsoft has released the first recovery update for Windows 11 24H2, bringing improvements to the Windows recovery environment. Alongside this, a Dynamic update for Windows 11 24H2 setup upgrade has been introduced. These updates aim to enhance user experience and system functionality, ensuring better device recovery in case of issues. Dynamic Updates are crucial for maintaining system performance, security, and compatibility in the Windows operating system ecosystem.
Microsoft Resolves Bug Causing Desktop Icons to Jump Between Monitors on Windows 10
Microsoft has fixed the bug causing desktop icons to jump between monitors on Windows 10 systems with multi-monitor setups. Users can now install Copilot or upgrade to Windows 11 with the latest update. The new Copilot experience allows for a more seamless user experience, with features like pinning to the taskbar. Despite this fix, there are still other open issues with Windows 10 and Windows 11, but Microsoft continues to work on improving user experience.
Windows 11 24H2 Update Removes WordPad, Users Seek Restoration
Learn how to restore WordPad in Windows 11 24H2 after its deprecation. Find out where to locate the necessary app files and how to enable WordPad for text editing. Despite its removal, users can still use WordPad as a local solution, but are encouraged to consider alternative text editors for long-term needs. Discover the future of document management in Windows as Microsoft modernizes its software ecosystem.
Dual Cyber Threats Targeting Windows Features Pose Risk to Personal Computers
Learn about the dual threat facing personal computers from cyber attackers targeting key Windows features. Discover how hackers are manipulating Windows search and exploiting the Windows Wi-Fi driver, posing serious risks to users. Find out how to protect your system and personal information by updating promptly to the latest security fix released by Microsoft.
Microsoft Warns Windows 10 21H2 Users of End of Support
Microsoft is warning customers still using Windows 10 21H2 that support is ending for enterprise and education users. Users are encouraged to upgrade to Windows 11 as the deadline for Windows 10 support approaches. Microsoft emphasizes the importance of staying up to date with the latest operating system to adapt to the changing landscape of software support.
Qualcomm Announces Plans for Snapdragon X Elite Systems and Unannounced Consumer Versions of Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6
Qualcomm announces plans to launch Snapdragon X Elite systems and unannounced consumer versions of Surface Pro 10 and Surface Laptop 6, all powered by Snapdragon chips. Game developers assured that their titles should work seamlessly on upcoming Snapdragon-powered Windows laptops without porting. Qualcomm engineer emphasizes emulation for x86/64 games on Arm-based laptops, offering three options for developers. Company claims GPU performance remains unaffected and aims to make a significant impact in the laptop market.
Microsoft Introduces New Lock Screen Widgets for Windows 11
Microsoft is set to introduce new Lock Screen widgets for Windows 11, catching up with a feature initially available for Windows 10. The update also brings a comprehensive list of fixes and instructions for enabling the new widgets. Users can expect a familiar look with some aesthetic changes, and the ability to explore the widgets via the MSN website. This development marks an important step for Windows 11, aligning the operating system with new features and improvements.
WhatsApp Introduces Pop-Out Chat Feature for Windows Users
WhatsApp is introducing a new pop-out chat feature for Windows users, allowing multiple conversations to be managed simultaneously. This update aims to enhance productivity and streamline communication, part of WhatsApp’s ongoing efforts to improve user experience and facilitate seamless communication. Additionally, ‘search by date’ functionality is being rolled out for personal and group chats on Android devices, further improving the search experience for users.
Microsoft’s Windows 11 Update to Require New CPU Instruction, Affecting Older PCs
Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 11 update will require processors to support a new CPU instruction called ‘Population Count (POPCNT)’, posing a problem for older PCs. The requirement may prevent the operating system from booting in PCs with processors that do not support it, impacting older PCs running on dated hardware. Users with older processors may need to consider upgrading to newer PCs to ensure compatibility with the upcoming Windows 11 update.
Notepad++ Update 8.6.2: Bug Fixes and Improved Functionality
Notepad++ Update 8.6.2: Bug Fixes and Improved Functionality Published: January 15, 2024 at 12:41 am EST Notepad++ has recently released an update (version 8.6.2) that includes several bug fixes. It continues to be distributed under the GPL License, guaranteeing users…