Category: Windows Latest

Don’t skip today’s Windows 11 update. Microsoft just patched a record 570 flaws, 4x last year as AI finds bugs faster

Microsoft rolled out a massive July 2026 Patch Tuesday update, patching a record-breaking 570 security flaws. If you’ve been following[...]

Windows 11 KB5101650 out with features, direct download links for offline installer (.msu)

Windows 11 KB5101650 is rolling out, and it comes with several minor new features for Bluetooth and system stability, but[...]

I tested Windows 11 July 2026 Updates. Here’s everything new, improved, and fixed

Microsoft has started rolling out the July 2026 Patch Tuesday update for Windows 11, and we have tested all major[...]

Microsoft wants you to ditch Outlook Classic for New Outlook, this time with built-in Planner

Microsoft says it’ll roll out Planner to New Outlook for Windows in a move that the company hopes will convince[...]

Microsoft just decluttered Windows 11 Search after years of MSN tiles, ads, and trivia

Windows Search has spent years shoving Bing, ads, and trivia in front of the apps and files you opened it[...]

Microsoft admits AI is exploiting Windows 11 bugs in hours, warns against delaying updates past 3 days

Microsoft no longer wants you to hit the brakes on Windows updates and choose to install them whenever you feel[...]

Microsoft’s new Windows 10 ESU email doesn’t push Windows 11, just reminds users of the year extension

Microsoft is now emailing Windows 10 users about the ESU extension to October 2027, with the headline being “Stay secure[...]

Microsoft is killing 15 products in 2026, including Windows 11 24H2 and Office 2021

Microsoft is walking away from more products this year than it did in 2025. Products that still run on millions[...]

Windows 11 Copilot now tells you what’s slowing down your PC, while using 1GB RAM itself

Windows 11 is testing a new AI-powered feature that will allow Copilot to understand system resource usage, including current CPU[...]

No, Windows did not fall below 60% market share or lose 20 points to Linux

StatCounter, a web analytics company, claimed that Windows’ market share had fallen from roughly 79% to just 56%, but as[...]