Tag: Windows 11
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Windows 11’s Right-Click Menu Is Finally Customizable: What You Can Change
A new Release Preview update adds a Customize menu option to the right-click menu. Here’s what you can hide, add and relabel, and when it arrives.
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Windows 11 26H1 Gets Its November Update, But Your PC Won’t
Windows 11 26H1 is in Release Preview, but it only ships on new Snapdragon X2 PCs. Here is what it fixes and what everyone else should do.
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Windows 11 Touchpad Scrolling Adds One-Finger and Auto-Scroll: How to Turn It On
Windows 11’s October update adds one-finger edge scrolling and auto-scroll to the touchpad. Here’s where the switch is and why yours may be missing.
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OneDrive Copilot Shortcuts Are Leaving File Explorer’s Right-Click Menu: What to Use Instead
Microsoft is cutting most Copilot actions from the File Explorer right-click menu starting in November. Here’s where each one goes.
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Windows 11 8GB RAM Boost: Microsoft Promises 2GB More Headroom, but Early Tests Are Mixed
Microsoft says Windows 11 can keep up to 2GB more data in RAM and load Widgets on demand. Early tests on 8GB PCs tell a more cautious story.
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Windows 11 Photos App Is Splitting in Two: What Photo Viewer and OneDrive Photos Change
Microsoft is turning the old Photos app into a plain Photo Viewer and adding a new OneDrive-powered gallery. Here’s what you get and when.
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Windows 11 Phone Messages in Start: What Microsoft Confirmed and What It Didn’t
Microsoft says Start will preview texts from your Android phone or iPhone. Here’s who gets what, and what’s still unannounced.
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Hybrid Intelligence PCs: What Microsoft’s New Copilot+ Plan Means for You
Microsoft is rebranding Copilot+ PCs and swapping in a new on-device model called Aion Instruct. Here’s what changes and when.
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Windows 11 Faster App Launches Begin With Edge: What Changes and When You’ll Get It
Microsoft’s latest Release Preview update skips a hidden helper process when you reopen Edge. Here’s what’s faster, what isn’t, and why you may not see it yet.
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KB5127648 Wi-Fi Broken at Work? The 802.1X Login Fix Explained
Can’t join your office Wi-Fi since the October update? Here’s who is affected by the 802.1X login problem and the workaround people are using.