Windows 11 24H2 Build 26100 causes undocumented issues, blocks some apps
Windows 11 24H2 has been available to Windows Insiders for three months now. Build 26100 (a potential RTM candidate) is causing them much trouble. Users are reporting broken features and BSODs after installing the new build.
PowerToys now lets you easily peek at WebP, WebM files in Windows 11 &...
Powertoys 0.80, is out now and packs a few more new features, including improvements to “Peek” and "Desire State Configuration" support. You can view WebM and WebP format files easily.
Windows 11 KB5036992 beta turns on new GPT-4 image features for Copilot on taskbar
The latest version of Windows 11 (Build 22635.3430) is now available for version 23H2/22H2. It includes some minor improvements, such as a new image experience for Copilot on the taskbar. When you copy an image to the clipboard, you'll notice a new hover effect on Copilot.
New features coming to Settings in Windows 11 24H2
Microsoft continues to migrate features to the Settings app, and Windows 11 24H2 shift color management, accessibility settings, and adds Sudo, Automatic Super resolution and more.
Hands on: Windows 11 version 24H2 LTSC Build 26100 leaks online
Microsoft is currently working on an LTSC version of Windows 11, known as version 24H2, which is anticipated to be released in September or October. The LTSC, Long-Term Servicing Channel, is generally regarded as the most stable and reliable operating system version.
Microsoft Store now loads 40% faster on Windows 11
Microsoft Store is 40 percent faster in loading pages, 1.5 time faster in loading the Get button for faster installs, and reduces the splash screen appearance time in Windows 11.
Microsoft clarifies Windows 10 paid update for consumers will be revealed later
Windows 10 will no longer receive support after October 14, 2025. However, you can extend the support by paying an annual fee. Microsoft has provided details about the extended updates for Windows 10, which could cost up to $61 for enterprises.
New features coming to File Explorer in Windows 11 24H2
New features of Windows 11 24H2 File Explorer include creating archives in TAR and 7z, context menu labels, Copilot in File Explorer and more.
Windows 11 Build 26100 rolls out to testers as a potential version 24H2 RTM
Microsoft is rolling out Windows 11 Build 26100 to testers in the Canary and Dev Channels, which could be the potential final release candidate (RTM, also known as release to manufacturer). This makes sense...
Microsoft details Windows 11 AI PC requirements, appoints a new head for Windows
Intel revealed that for optimal performance, a PC should be equipped with an AI-powered CPU featuring an NPU (such as Intel Core Ultra), a Copilot keyboard key, and Copilot. However, some PCs shipped in 2024 without the Copilot key, raising concerns.
Windows 11’s new features: QR code generator, Copilot menu, and more
Windows 11 Build 22635.3420 is out and contains several new features including a QR code generator for sharing links, an improved Copilot context menu, a repositioned widgets icon, and more.
Adobe clarifies its Windows apps won’t auto-scan your documents for AI
Adobe has been testing new AI features in its Windows 11 or 10 app. This includes an AI Assistant capable of generating summaries by scanning PDFs. However, some people are concerned that Adobe's AI could be secretly scanning documents.
You can now install any extension in Microsoft Edge Canary for Android
Until now, you could only choose from a couple of extensions on the page. But in the Edge Canary version 125.0.2487, you can install any extension from the Microsoft Edge Add-ons.
Windows 11 sneaks in a new “Microsoft Copilot” app to enable upcoming AI features
Microsoft has recently added a new app called "Microsoft Copilot" to Windows 11 and 10. This small app, only 16KB in size, currently doesn't have any functionality, but it is necessary for upcoming AI features to function properly. There is no need to uninstall it at this time.
Microsoft tests a new grid design for Windows 11 Start menu’s All apps
Microsoft is currently testing a new design for the Windows 11 Start menu. This design will display apps under "All apps" in a grid layout, as opposed to the current vertical layout organized alphabetically. This new design is similar to the Start menu in Windows 10X.
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