Microsoft Project Zenith is a ready-to-code Windows 11 experience for 64GB+ developer PCs, but a free open-source config offers much the same.

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A Microsoft Defender false alarm wrongly warns that antivirus is turned off after the latest update. Defender still works, and a fix is coming.

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Microsoft finally allows Windows 11 users to permanently dismiss annoying full-screen OneDrive backup and Edge browser prompts upon startup.

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Learn about the latest Windows 11 KB5120998 bugs causing desktop black screens and cursor glitches. Find out how to uninstall this optional update safely.

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Microsoft has released Windows 11 26H2 to the Release Preview Channel. Learn about this minor enablement package update and its impact on your system.

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A smart monitor can do far more than display a PC. Built-in apps, ACR, and advertising systems can introduce additional privacy considerations.

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Discover how upcoming Windows 11 Phone Link updates will let you remotely shut down, restart, or sleep your PC directly from your Android mobile device.

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Discover why Windows 11 automatically deletes NVIDIA drivers on ASUS ROG laptops. Learn how the ECO mode triggers this hidden system cleanup feature.

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Discover how Microsoft forces Bing as the default search engine using a new, aggressive standalone application that alters third-party browser settings.

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Discover how upcoming Windows 11 unified memory features will let users allocate RAM between the CPU, GPU, and NPU for optimized gaming and AI performance.

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Microsoft links recent Windows 11 game crashes to problematic RGB lighting drivers. Learn how to temporarily disable the inpoutx64 driver via the registry.

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Microsoft brings the popular PowerToys Windows 11 mouse indicator to the OS natively. Learn how to easily locate your cursor on high-resolution screens.

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Windows 11 24H2 Home and Pro support ends Oct. 13, 2026. Here’s what users and IT teams should know about upgrading to Windows 11 25H2.

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Microsoft investigates Windows 11 gaming issues causing crashes and stuttering in the 24H2 and 25H2 August updates. Learn how to fix these anomalies.

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Windows 11 hotpatching can install security updates without reboots. Learn who qualifies, how the update cycle works, and what IT teams should expect.

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Microsoft officially removes the experimental Windows 11 Drag Tray feature from beta builds after widespread user complaints about File Explorer interference.

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Microsoft announced that new Windows 11 installations will no longer include the WMIC component by default, primarily citing long-standing security concerns.

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Windows 11's WinRE recovery environment now automatically reconnects to saved Wi-Fi networks, streamlining Quick Machine Recovery and Cloud Rebuild without IT pre-configuration.

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Canonical reveals that Ubuntu installations on the Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) are surging, soon surpassing native desktop deployments due to AI tools.

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A public PoC for CVE-2026-66804 escalates a standard Windows user to SYSTEM via the Cross Device Service. Details and exploit code are now disclosed.

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