Microsoft has recently announced that Windows 7, the 2009 operating system that is no longer getting any security patches and fixed after reaching the end of support in January 2020, wouldn’t be allowed to...
Microsoft has recently released a new Windows 10 cumulative update, this time exclusively aimed at users enrolled in the Windows Insider program. The new update is KB5003690, and it can be downloaded by users...
Microsoft’s upcoming Windows 11 leaked to the web earlier this week, and in addition to revealing several new features that the company has been working on, this unexpected OS image also provides us with...
The Windows 11 build that got leaked earlier today is a great opportunity not only to find out what’s coming in the next operating system but also to figure out if your computer can...
The next big release on the Windows roadmap isn’t another Windows 10 feature update but Windows 11, with Microsoft expected to confirm this plan on June 24 during a dedicated event. Windows 11 will...
Updating PowerShell on a Windows system isn’t necessarily rocket science, though it’s not necessarily the most convenient process. In theory, whenever a new version was released, PowerShell displayed a notification in the console, with...
Windows 11 is without a doubt projected to be a modern operating system from one end to the other, especially given Microsoft itself has made quite a big deal about it, suggesting the biggest...
A Windows 11 build leaked to the web earlier this week, therefore allowing Microsoft enthusiasts out there to try out the new operating system early. And needless to say, this build is more or...
Microsoft Edge is a mature browser now, but Microsoft is still working around the clock on further integration of the application in all its services, and of course, the other way around too. The...
Windows 11 is apparently Microsoft’s next big release, with the company expected to officially take the wraps off the new operating system during a dedicated event on June 24. And while the excitement is...
