As mentioned above, if your PC is eligible and running Windows 11 versions 22H2 or 23H2 (Pro or Home) editions, it’ll be updated automatically to Windows 11 24H2 very soon. If you would rather wait, ...

Microsoft plans to soon remove its official web page for Windows themes and desktop wallpapers. The company has not given an exact date for when this will happen. The site, which Microsoft says is ...

When you go back to the desktop screen, Windows 11 will now look closer to Windows 10 with the taskbar, Start menu, and wallpaper changes. Once you're done, hit the Restart File Explorer to apply ...

Microsoft makes changes to Windows 11 Start Menu Search to comply with EU regulations, but there is catch to these ...

Microsoft introduced a new wallpaper collection for Windows 11, Immersive Hues, weeks after the Redmond-based tech giant released another collection for Windows users, Fluid Textures. However, ...

Microsoft has started the forced rollout of Windows 11 24H2 to eligible, non-managed systems running the Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 22H2 and 23H2. "We have reached a new stage in the ...

Microsoft is gearing up to release a new iPhone-inspired Start Menu feature that makes app organization a breeze on Windows ...

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That could be set to change as Microsoft has just announced that a new Windows 11 update is bringing new tools to iPhone owners who also have PCs, including features that previously only worked ...

Windows 11 had a torrid time towards the end of 2024. Despite the end of Windows 10 looming, Microsoft's latest operating system actually lost ground to its ageing sibling. In fact, according to ...

With Microsoft Office Professional 2021 and Windows 11 Pro, you get lifetime access for $54.97 to two tools that redefine how you work, create, and stay organized. Microsoft Office Professional ...

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