Category: Windows Latest

Microsoft reveals when Windows 11’s 2026 update is coming with speed boosts, less AI, movable taskbar

On March 20, Microsoft came out with a landmark announcement promising that it would fix Windows 11 for good. Considering[...]

Microsoft pledges to make Bluetooth, audio, camera, and USB connections stable on Windows 11

On some PCs, Bluetooth, WiFi, and even audio are a mess. In fact, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi could suddenly disappear from[...]

Microsoft once tried to cut Windows 11 RAM usage, install size by 20%, now it’s trying again in 2026

A recent X post by Mikhail Parakhin, who was the former boss of Windows and Bing, revealed that years ago,[...]

Microsoft confirms Windows 11 will run faster under heavy load, reduce RAM usage, and feel more responsive

Microsoft is finally addressing Windows 11 performance issues, from high RAM usage and UI latency to slow File Explorer and[...]

Windows 11 KB5085516 released after KB5079473 breaks Microsoft account sign-in in popular apps

Windows 11 KB5085516 is rolling out on 25H2 or 24H2. Microsoft told Windows Latest that it’s an out-of-band update meant[...]

Microsoft says it’ll make Windows 11 a calmer OS with fewer upsells or ads in the Start menu and other places

Microsoft has now confirmed it’s scaling back “upsells” (or ads/recommendations) in Windows 11 as part of its efforts to make[...]

Microsoft could drop the forced Microsoft account sign-in during Windows 11 setup

Windows 11 has always nudged you to use a Microsoft account, and it’s been getting worse since the last few[...]

Microsoft responds to Microslop criticism by scaling back Copilot in Windows 11, starting with Notepad and other apps

Microsoft confirmed it’ll reduce Copilot in apps like Notepad, Snipping Tool, Photos, and Widgets, but there are no plans to[...]

Microsoft confirms Windows 11 Start menu performance boost, shift to WinUI from web-based components

Microsoft has confirmed it’s moving more Windows 11 features and apps to WinUI as part of its efforts to reduce[...]

Microsoft confirms you can now pause Windows 11 updates for as long as you want, no more “forced” reboots

In a statement, Microsoft confirmed that it’s testing a new Windows update experience with greater control. This means you’ll be[...]