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Intel Explores Transition to 64-Bit-Only x86S Architecture
By Mark Tyson published
Intel thinks it might be time to transition to a 64-bit only, simplified, x86S instruction set architecture, and has outlined its proposal in a whitepaper.
Microsoft Confirms Windows 10 Feature Updates Ending After 22H2
By Mark Tyson published
Microsoft closes the door on further Windows 10 feature updates, so its bug fixes and security patches only from now until EOS on October 14, 2025.
Microsoft Mulling Steam Deck-Style Windows Gaming Handheld Mode
By Mark Tyson published
With the success of the Steam Deck and upcoming ROG Ally, Microsoft might be getting serious about a Windows 11 handheld gaming mode.
Windows 11 Will Make Print Screen Key Open Snipping Tool
By Brandon Hill published
Microsoft is shifting Print Screen to the new Snipping Tool.
Dev Teases Windows 11 Bootable DVD Image
By Mark Tyson published
Tiny11 developer NTDEV has published a proof-of-concept video for his Live11 'live image' version of Windows 11
Bug Makes Windows 11 Snipping Tool Images Recoverable After Editing
By Sarah Jacobsson Purewal published
Images cropped or edited using Windows 11's Snipping Tool or Windows 10's Snip & Sketch can be partially recovered thanks to a security flaw first discovered in Google Pixel's Markup.
Latest Windows 11 Update May Slow SSD Performance
By Mark Tyson published
A number of folk have complained to Microsoft about halved NVMe SSD performance after the latest Windows 11 Moments update.
Tiny10 Version 2303 Is Updatable, Occupies Just 5.2GB
By Mark Tyson published
The developer of Tiny11 has a new version of Tiny10 to de-stress older, and slower computers. This will be the last release of Tiny10.
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