Microsoft: Windows bug blocks Microsoft 365 desktop app installs

Microsoft is working to resolve a known issue preventing users from installing the Microsoft 365 desktop apps on Windows ...

Microsoft warns that Windows 11's agentic AI could install malware on your PC: "Only enable this feature if you understand the security implications"

Microsoft is pushing ahead with its plan to add agentic capabilities to Windows 11, but has issued an important security ...

Microsoft just revealed how Windows 11 is evolving into an agentic OS — finally the explanation we've all been waiting for

A new agentic workspace feature will contain AI agents in their own secure session, which users can share data with or shut ...

Apple’s new ring light trick is already on Windows 11, thanks to Microsoft VP

Apple’s new Edge Light feature for macOS is already on Windows, thanks to Microsoft VP Scott Hanselman’s free Windows Edge ...

How to upgrade Windows 10 to 11 using a local account — A step-by-step guide to skipping the Microsoft account requirement

The process to upgrade your Windows 10 computer to Windows 11, skipping the Microsoft account, is straightforward because the ...

New Windows 11 toggle lets AI agents work in your background

Microsoft is testing a new "Experimental agentic features" toggle in Windows 11 that gives AI helpers their own hidden ...
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KB5070303 Adds HD Voices to Narrator and Magnifier in Windows 11 25H2

Microsoft has released KB5070303 for Windows 11 version 25H2, rolling out Insider Preview Build 26220.7262 to both the Dev ...

Windows 11 25H2 gets big update with experimental agentic settings, more in build 26220.7262

Windows 11 25H2 is getting the new preview build 26220.7262 with quite a lot of new changes, including a dedicated section ...

Roaming authenticators offer what other passkey solutions can't - but there are trade-offs

The roaming authenticator could be the most complicated -- and secure -- type of authenticator. Let's face it. When it comes to passwords, we are truly our own worst enemies. Too harsh? I don't think ...