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Download Windows 10 ISO files, save a copy before end of support
With Windows 10 reaching end of life, Microsoft may remove the Windows 10 download files from their official website, making this the best time to download Windows 10 ISO files for future installations.
Microsoft’s new “move to Windows 11” campaign implies buying OneDrive paid plan
Microsoft campaign says move to Windows 11 because it's easier, secure and faster but the free OneDrive might not fit all your files.
Windows 11 tests “shared audio” to play music via multiple devices, new taskbar animations
Windows 11 will soon improve taskbar thumbnail preview animations, allow connection to multiple Bluetooth devices.
Microsoft says it’s committed to Windows 11 performance upgrade, needs feedback
In a new support document, Microsoft added that it's really committed to Windows 11's performance upgrades.
Windows 11 offers stable and better system drivers, version 25H2 tightens rules
The last few Windows 11 releases have significantly improved the quality of drivers, and the trend is going to continue with version 25H2. In...
Microsoft says it won’t change Windows 11’s system tray design after users feedback
Microsoft says it no longer plans to release a Windows 11 update with a new and simplified taskbar system tray as it originally intended.
Can you get HEVC codec for free on Windows 11?
Not really. While you might find an OEM version of the HEVC codec on the Internet Archive, it doesn't work for everyone.
Windows 11 July 2025 update issues confirmed, Microsoft says it falsely claimed fixes
Windows 11 24H2 has a bug where Event Viewer flags a critical Firewall error (Windows Firewall With Advanced Security 2042 None).
Windows 11 KB5062553 install fails, issues cause Firewall error (July 2025 Update)
Windows 11 KB5062553 fails to install due to 0x8007371b, 0x800f0991, 0x80073712, 0x80071a2d, among other error.
Windows 11’s BSOD isn’t going anywhere. It’s now black, faster, and confusing
Despite what you might read on the internet or watch on YouTube, Windows 11 BSOD is here to stay. It's now black, not blue.



























