Microsoft Shifting Windows 10X to Single Screen Devices (Update) By Andrew E. Freedman published 4 May 20 Microsoft is shifting its focus for Windows 10X to standard clamshell laptops and 2-in-1s.
Twitter User Runs Windows 10 on 192MB of RAM By Michelle Ehrhardt published 7 April 20 Teen computer expert runs 32-bit version of Windows 10 on less than a quarter of recommended RAM.
Windows Optional Updates to Be Paused Indefinitely During Coronavirus Pandemic By Nathaniel Mott published 25 March 20 Microsoft announced that Windows 10 will only get security updates during the coronavirus pandemic.
It Looks Like Microsoft Broke Windows Defender With a Recent Update By Nathaniel Mott published 23 March 20 Microsoft reportedly broke the Windows Defender antivirus tool with a recent update.
Microsoft Explains How It's Fighting Coronavirus-Related Cyber Attacks By Nathaniel Mott published 20 March 20 Microsoft published a blog post explaining how it's defending Windows users against coronavirus-related cyber attacks.
How to Test RAM: Making Sure Bad Memory Isn't Crashing Your PC By Niels Broekhuijsen published 20 March 20 Here's how to test RAM in your computer to see if it's working properly.
Windows 10 Fall Creators Update Support Extended Because of Coronavirus By Nathaniel Mott published 20 March 20 Microsoft announced that it will support Windows 10 version 1709, the Fall Creators Update, until October 13 because of COVID-19.
Microsoft Brings Mouse Support to Windows Terminal Preview v0.10 By Nathaniel Mott published 19 March 20 Microsoft released Windows Terminal Preview v0.10 with mouse support, a settings update and other improvements.
Windows 10 Update Problems: Performance Issues, Boot Failures Arise Again By Nathaniel Mott published 17 March 20 Windows 10 cumulative update KB4551762 has reportedly caused problems on some of the systems running it.
Windows 10 Is on 1 Billion Active Devices By Nathaniel Mott published 16 March 20 Microsoft announced that Windows 10 has been installed on more than 1 billion active devices around the world.
Microsoft Is Making it Easier to Update the Linux Kernel Built Into Windows 10 By Nathaniel Mott published 15 March 20 Microsoft announced that it will update the Linux kernel built into an upcoming version of Windows 10 via Windows Update.
Windows 10 May Be Getting an Apps-as-Tabs Feature By Nathaniel Mott published 12 March 20 The latest Windows 10 SDK reportedly includes references to an apps-as-tabs feature previously known as Sets.
Windows 10X Foldable Screen OS Previews OneDrive-Synced File Explorer By Michelle Ehrhardt published 11 March 20 Microsoft’s lightweight Windows 10X OS shows a change in the company’s approach to file browsing
Be Careful: Microsoft Only Has 980 Years to Address This 'Y3K' Bug in Windows 10 By Nathaniel Mott published 2 March 20 A new bug affecting Windows 10 and Gigabyte motherboards causes systems to lock up on first boot.
Windows 10 Will Ditch Live Tiles (Report) By Nathaniel Mott published 25 February 20 Windows 10 will reportedly abandon Live Tiles in the Start menu in favor of more traditional icons.
Windows 10 Is Getting a Software Engineer to Improve File Explorer By Nathaniel Mott published 24 February 20 Microsoft is recruiting software engineers to work on the team responsible for Windows 10's File Explorer.
Microsoft Starts Rolling Out Fluent Design Icons for Windows 10X to Windows Insider Builds By Nathaniel Mott published 20 February 20 Microsoft has started rolling out new icons originally made for Windows 10X to recent Windows Insider Program builds.
Hands On With Windows 10X: A First Look at Windows on Foldables By Andrew E. Freedman published 12 February 20 We got our first look at Windows 10X through Microsoft's emulator for developers.
Windows 10's Latest Search Woes Prompt Widespread Backlash By Nathaniel Mott published 7 February 20 Recent problems with Windows 10's search function--and Microsoft's explanation for what caused the issue--prompted widespread backlash from the operating system's users.
Windows 10 Support for Arm Chips Keeps Growing By Lucian Armasu published 6 February 20 A new Preview Build lets Arm64 devices running Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise use Microsoft's hypervisor, Hyper-V.