Windows 10 Build 18363.1377 is now available, download offline installers
In addition to Windows 10 20H2, Microsoft is also rolling out a new update for those still using Windows 10 version 1909. The new cumulative update includes security bug fixes and you can also...
Windows 10 Build 19042.804 is now available, download offline installers
Microsoft has just started rolling out this month's first mandatory update for Windows 10 version 20H2 and version 2004. The Redmond firm has also published direct download links for Windows 10 KB4601319 offline installers,...
Windows 10 may soon tell you which apps are using your camera
Microsoft is testing a new feature that will let you know when your camera is in use when you hover the icon. The Redmond firm is testing the feature in the internal builds of...
Windows 10 KB4598291 fixes another bug, but it’s also causing other issues
Earlier this month, Windows 10 received a KB4598291 cumulative update which fixes a host of bugs, including some of the features broken by the October 2020 Update, such as the Alt-Tab apps switcher and...
Microsoft document gives us another look at Windows 10 visual revamp
Thanks to the proposals posted on Github by Microsoft, we keep getting glimpses of what the future might look for Windows 10 and its apps. Reports have suggested that the overall interface will substantially...
Windows 10 roadmap reveals how WinUI 3 will transform the look
Microsoft has been testing WinUI 3 for a while now and new elements were recently spotted in preview builds or app mockup screenshots. While the firm talked about the WinUI refresh last year, a...
Microsoft is testing a new feature for Windows 10 Search
In early 2020, Microsoft recently started experimenting with a weather tile in Windows Search and it apparently generated mixed reactions in the user community. Weather tile was removed for some users and it looks...
Microsoft confirms Windows 10 update bug is crashing some apps
Windows 10 has apparently hit further problems with its February 2021 and January 2021 updates, with several users reporting that their desktop apps are crashing, or even machines being put into blue screen loops.
Specifically,...
Mandatory Windows 10 update will kill off the old Microsoft Edge
The legacy version of the Microsoft Edge, which is set to be discontinued in March, will be removed from Windows 10 with the release of Patch Tuesday updates in April.
As we reported recently, Windows...
Microsoft is exploring inking improvements for Chromium browsers
Microsoft is exploring web inking improvements for Chromium-based browsers (Chrome and Edge), according to new code commits made by Edge team.
In one code commit, Microsoft noted that it's turning off 'prediction drawing' partially for...
Microsoft to supercharge Windows 10 PowerToys with new plugin manager
Microsoft PowerToys - a collection of useful tools and utilities for Windows 10 - is getting another big update soon. According to the roadmap, Microsoft is working on a new plugin manager for PowerToys...
Ahead of Windows 10 21H1, Microsoft confirms v2004 broad deployment
Windows 10 21H1 update is expected to launch in May/June and Microsoft has now confirmed that version 2004 of the OS is finally ready for 'broad deployment'. Basically, this means that Windows 10 version...
Microsoft Edge browser is getting voice typing integration and more
Voice is now an important integration method on Windows 10 and it's slowly becoming a popular option for users. Windows 10 has long featured voice search support and the same capability is now heading...
Give the new Windows 10 update a try if you’ve these critical issues
This month's optional cumulative update is now available for Windows 10 version 20H2 / 2004 and you can give it a try if your device has been crashing frequently or if you've issues with...
Microsoft Edge is getting a new mini context menu
Having too many items on the context (right-click) menu can be annoying when you want to perform a particular action in Microsoft Edge. And there's at least one or two option on your context...

































