Cortana support for Windows 11 (and 10) to end in late 2023
Microsoft to end support for Cortana in late 2023 as the company prepares for Windows Copilot roll out.
Windows 11 gets isolation support to run Win32 apps
Windows 11 enhances system security with isolation for Win32 applications, and developers can get start implementing the feature right now.
Windows 11 build 25381 outs in the Canary Channel
Windows 11 receives a new preview build in the Canary Channel, and here's what you need to know.
Microsoft Paint app gets dark mode support on Windows 11
Microsoft updates its Paint app and introduces dark mode support and various other improvements.
Windows 11 Widgets to include option to turn off news feed
Microsoft to include an option to disable the news feed in the Widgets dashboard.
How to add CPU, GPU, RAM widgets on Windows 11
You can now add system monitoring widgets on Windows 11, but you'll need to install an additional component.
Xbox Games with Gold for June 2023
In June 2023, Microsoft is offering two free games for Xbox Games with Gold and Game Pass subscribers.
How to create virtual drive (VHD, VHDX, Dev Drive) on Windows 11
The Settings app on Windows 11 now allows you to create and attach virtual drives, and in this guide, you will learn how.
How to check USB4 devices specs from Settings on Windows 11
How to enable Taskbar End Task option to close apps on Windows 11
How to get early access to Generative AI on Google Search
How to enable new header UI for File Explorer on Windows 11
Windows Terminal 1.18 outs with tab tear out, portable mode, AI capabilities
The Windows Terminal app gets tab tear out, auto variable update, portable mode, and AI capabilities.
Microsoft introduces Dev Home app for Windows 11
Microsoft Edge brings mica material support on Windows 11
How to enable free VPN on Microsoft Edge
How to screen record with Clipchamp on Windows 11
AMD confirms burnt issues with Ryzen 7000X3D processors
The latest AMD 7000X3D processors are burning up on Windows computers. Abnormal voltage issues are to blame.