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Microsoft has introduced a feature allowing its Copilot AI to optionally access a user's entire desktop, providing insights and assistance in real-time.
Microsoft plans to revamp the well-known Blue Screen of Death, ditching its iconic blue color for a darker tone as part of an update coming this summer.
Recent tests reveal that SteamOS is achieving superior performance in gaming compared to Windows, sparking interest in its potential as a standalone desktop OS.
A serious vulnerability has been found in the Asus Armoury Crate software that could compromise users' Windows operating systems.
The new export feature for Windows Recall aims to enhance user control over captured data, but it is currently limited to users in the European Economic Area.
The latest Steam survey reveals a slight growth in Linux usage among gamers to 2.69%, although Windows remains the predominant operating system.
The latest Nvidia driver now allows users to run older CPUs, like the Intel Core 2 Duo, alongside modern GPUs without compatibility issues.
Microsoft aims to enhance user experience in Windows with a new AI agent designed to simplify settings configuration, available initially for Snapdragon X PCs.
Microsoft has reintroduced its Recall feature for AI-enabled PCs, alongside additional new functionalities, nearly a year after its initial launch.
Microsoft's latest update for Copilot on Windows introduces new functionalities that promise to enhance user experience significantly.
A long-standing issue affecting CPU utilization readings in Windows Task Manager is set to be addressed in the upcoming update.
A high schooler's ingenious work showcases Linux running in a PDF, operating through a browser on a Windows PC.
Pierre-Loup Griffais discusses SteamOS's evolution and its non-competitive approach towards Windows during the recent CES.
Microsoft plans to phase out the notorious Blue Screen of Death in an upcoming update, which will introduce a new error display system.
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