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MS conceals forced OneDrive app on Windows 11, yet it remains installed
MS conceals forced OneDrive app on Windows 11, yet it remains installed
You’ll no longer find “OneDrive Photos” in the Start menu apps list or in Windows Search results, as MS appears to be quietly hiding the app while it figures out a way to make the experience less intrusive. OneDrive Photos is the same app that was force-installed on PCs running Windows 11 and 10, including […]
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Windows 11 26H2 Update Activates PC Recovery by Default—Here’s How to Check
Windows 11 26H2 Update Activates PC Recovery by Default—Here’s How to Check
Bad past incidents can lead to good outcomes, and one of the best examples is the new recovery tools in Windows 11. After major issues in 2025 and earlier, MS pledged to make it easier to recover a broken PC, creating features like Point-in-Time Restore, which will now be enabled by default for everyone in […]
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Windows 11 introduces control over memory allocation for graphics and AI on unified memory PCs, marking a significant shift for gaming.
Windows 11 introduces control over memory allocation for graphics and AI on unified memory PCs, marking a significant shift for gaming.
Windows 11 is getting an option to adjust unified memory between GPU and AI tasks, spotted by Windows Latest in Experimental build 29648.1000.
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MS shares plans on the future of the Windows 10 right-click menu in Windows 11
MS shares plans on the future of the Windows 10 right-click menu in Windows 11
MS reveals what happens to Windows 10's context menu that's tucked behind "Show more options" when Windows 11's new version rolls out.
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MS to Retire Windows 11's Drag Tray Feature That Disrupted Drag-and-Drop
MS to Retire Windows 11's Drag Tray Feature That Disrupted Drag-and-Drop
MS is killing off the Windows 11 feature called 'Drag tray' because it kept blocking your drag and drop.
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August Windows 11 update causes game issues, prompting MS investigation after studio complaint
August Windows 11 update causes game issues, prompting MS investigation after studio complaint
I told you that the Windows 11 August 2026 update could break certain games, reboot your PC out of nowhere, and cause other performance issues, including lower-than-usual frame rates. A gaming studio later flagged Windows 11 KB5121003 as the root cause, and MS is now officially investigating the reports after a week of silence. “Following […]
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Hidden Windows 11 Feature: Open Apps Maximized by Default, Now Available for Insiders
Hidden Windows 11 Feature: Open Apps Maximized by Default, Now Available for Insiders
Windows 11 Experimental build 26340.9212 introduces a hidden setting to open apps maximized by default. Here's how to enable it right now.
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Windows 11 introduces enhanced privacy tools to prevent apps from accessing your camera and microphone without consent
Windows 11 introduces enhanced privacy tools to prevent apps from accessing your camera and microphone without consent
Windows 11's Experimental build finally lets you individually block Chrome, Steam, or any desktop app from your camera, mic, and location.
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Windows 11 disables Legacy Media Player features, steering users toward a newer app with triple the RAM usage.
Windows 11 disables Legacy Media Player features, steering users toward a newer app with triple the RAM usage.
Windows Media Player Legacy just lost its caption controls in a new Experimental build, and MS wants you on the modern app instead.
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MS acknowledges Windows 11's right-click menu issues compared to Windows 10, pledges to address "slow and cluttered" user experience.
MS acknowledges Windows 11's right-click menu issues compared to Windows 10, pledges to address "slow and cluttered" user experience.
MS admits Windows 11's context menu got cluttered and sluggish, and its new customizable redesign is already rolling out to Insiders.
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