PrintNightmare isn’t over, as Windows is hit with another printing vulnerability
A cybersecurity researcher has found yet another bug in the Windows Print Spooler, continuing the saga of PrintNightmare.
How to use Windows 11 Snap Groups
Snap Groups is one of the newest Windows 11 features to help boost productivity. Here’s how to use Snap droups in Windows 11 to improve yours.
Windows 11 is finally taking the Microsoft Store seriously
Microsoft has listed the new Edge Browser in the newly revamped Microsoft Store in Windows 11, showing it is getting serious with its apps.
Latest Windows 11 build includes the new built-in Microsoft Teams experience
Windows 11 Insiders can now test the new Microsoft Teams, which has been overhauled with a fly-out chat menu and notifications that support in-line replies.
Don’t like SteamOS? You can install Windows on your Steam Deck instead
While the Steam Deck comes preinstalled with the Linux-based Steam OS, it appears as though the platform can run Windows instead.
Windows 11 now no longer lets you use the old Windows 10 Start Menu
The ability to revert back to the old Start Menu has been removed in the latest build of Windows 11.
Windows 11 vs. MacOS Monterey: Which is the better upgrade?
Windows 11 and MacOS Monterey are the latest and greatest operating systems, so we dove a bit deeper into both to look at the differences.
Here are all the motherboards that officially support TPM for Windows 11
Windows 11 requires TPM 2.0, and you can likely enable it on your motherboard. Here are the supported models from the top motherboard makers.
Google might have just complicated running Android apps in Windows 11
Google is moving away from using Android APKs in the Google Play Store in August, and this might make sideloading Android apps in Windows 11 a bit harder.
I have an RTX 2080 and Core i9-10900K, and I can’t run Windows 11
Windows 11 doesn’t require a beefy computer, but it does require TPM 2.0. This setting has caused a lot of confusion for PC builders who don’t have a TPM chip.