Tag: Microsoft
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Windows 11 24H2 End of Support Is October 13: How to Stay Protected in One Restart
Your Windows 11 24H2 PC stops getting security patches on October 13. Here’s how to check your version and upgrade for free in minutes.
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WSL Containers Are Here: Run Linux Containers on Windows 11 Without Docker Desktop
Windows 11 can now run Linux containers on its own. Here’s how to switch on the new wslc tool and when Docker Desktop still makes sense.
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Windows 11 Cloud Rebuild Can Rescue a PC That Won’t Boot, But It Wipes Everything
Microsoft’s new recovery option reinstalls Windows from the internet with no USB stick needed. Here’s who can try it now and the big catch to know first.
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Excel Canvas Is Coming: Copilot Will Turn Your Spreadsheets Into Live Reports
Copilot can soon turn any Excel workbook into a one-page report that updates itself. Here is when it lands, who gets it, and the one mistake to avoid.
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Microsoft October 7 Event: Surface Laptop Ultra, RTX Spark, and What’s Next for Windows 11
Microsoft and Nvidia take the stage Wednesday with a 128GB AI laptop and big Windows 11 changes. Here’s what’s confirmed, what’s rumored, and what to skip.
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Windows 11 KB5124010 Just Landed — Here’s Every New Feature Before the October Rollout
KB5124010 quietly previews the next wave of Windows 11 changes: new File Explorer tricks, a Copilot key you can finally remap, and Bluetooth fixes that have been a long time coming.
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Windows 11 KB5129195 Emergency Update Is Here — Here’s What It Actually Fixes
Microsoft rushed out a fix for the Remote Desktop bug its own security update caused — here’s what KB5129195 changes on your Windows 11 PC, and what it still leaves broken.
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VS Code 1.137 Is Here: Talk to Your AI Agent and Let It Work While You’re Away
Visual Studio Code’s newest update lets you speak to your coding agent and schedule it to work on a timer — no more typing every single prompt.
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Windows 11’s Bluetooth Problems Are Finally Getting Fixed — Here’s Everything Microsoft Is Testing
Windows 11’s Bluetooth has been unreliable for years. Microsoft just admitted it and started testing fixes — here is what changes before it reaches your PC.
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Microsoft AI Code of Conduct Is Here: Why Copilot Won’t Be Allowed to Hide Its Reasoning or Dodge Shutdown
Microsoft just published ground rules for its own AI models: no hiding reasoning, no resisting shutdown, no self-assigned goals. Here’s what’s actually in it, and what’s still exempt.