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Microsoft is working on a secret project "Windows Core OS" that unify Windows on all devices and a desktop "Polaris" to accompany it. Here is what we know about it. Do not forget that Microsoft has not yet officially announced these projects. Windows Core, C-Shell, and Polaris operating systems may […]
A new version of Windows may have limited functionality for inexpensive hardware. If it sounds familiar, you're not alone: you might think it's an article on Windows RT or Windows S. Nope, it's something else. The latest software updates for Windows 10 are deeply buried. several references to "PRODUCT_LITE". According […]
When you close or log off, Windows 10 remembers the applications you had open. It launches them automatically the next time you start your PC. You can disable this option if you want to connect to a blank desktop. How to stop Windows 10 from reopening applications To change this […]
Nearly a month ago, we reported that the October 2010 issue of Windows 10, which was fraught with problems, had broken mapped network drivesThe problem should not be resolved until 2019. It seems that Microsoft has been getting ahead of schedule because the fix is available now. According to Liam […]
Insider preview Windows 10 versions have a built-in "time bomb". Each comes with an expiration date and Windows will eventually refuse to start fully after that date. Here's how to check when this will happen. What happens when a version of Windows 10 expires? This only applies to unstable versions […]
The next version of Windows 10 is codenamed 19H1 and is scheduled for release in April 2019. In 19H1, Windows Update now displays an icon in your notification area when you need to restart your PC for updates. Microsoft has highlighted this new icon in a blog post announcing the […]
Everyone has heard of the blue screen of death (BSOD) that appears when your Windows PC crashes. But did you know that Windows 10 also has a green screen of death? The green screen of death only appears when you run a Insider preview version of Windows 10. It is […]
Windows does a lot of work in the background when you shut down, reboot, or log out of your PC. This process ensures that all your work and application data is backed up before the hardware is turned off. Windows checks for logged in users (at shutdown) When you ask […]
Windows allows you to have multiple local user accounts on the same device. This allows each user to have their own file storage, custom desktop and custom settings. However, it is sometimes necessary to disable a user's account without deleting it, as it may delete all of its files, applications, […]
Nothing is certain in life except death, taxes and Windows 10 update bugs. While enjoying a vacation, Microsoft admitted that it broke everything, Windows Media Player at the audio output of some PCs. More broken Intel driver updates On November 21st at exactly 5 pm Eastern Time, the day before […]