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Microsoft Disables Features in Order to Restore Functionality of Surface Pro X Cameras
Microsoft has released a temporary solution to address the camera issues that have been affecting Surface Pro X devices. However, this fix is not without its drawbacks. The cameras on the Surface Pro X stopped working on May 23 due to a Windows error, specifically “0xA00F4271 (0x80004005).” In an effort to resolve the problem, Microsoft…
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Which Microsoft Surface Model Is Suitable for Your Needs?
Microsoft’s Versatile Surface Lineup Microsoft, a renowned name in the technology industry, is not only known for its Windows operating system but also for its range of hardware devices under the Surface brand. While last year’s Surface lineup received accolades from PCMag Editors’ Choice, this year’s release focuses on refining and improving those already successful…
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Microsoft Ending Cortana Support on Windows as Bing Chat Takes Center Stage
Microsoft is shifting its focus from the virtual assistant Cortana to the AI-powered Bing search engine. In a support document, the company announced that it will no longer support Cortana as a standalone app on Windows starting in late 2023. However, users can still access powerful productivity features in Windows and Edge, which now incorporate…
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Windows 11 Receives Widgets for Monitoring CPU, Memory, and GPU Usage
Microsoft has introduced widgets in Windows 11 that allow gamers to monitor the performance of their CPU, GPU, and computer memory. Neowin reported that the open-source developer app called Dev Home, which was recently announced by Microsoft, now supports widgets that provide information on the speed, temperature, and utilization of the CPU and GPU. Users…
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Microsoft Paint on Windows 11 Will Now Feature Dark Mode (Finally)
Microsoft is currently conducting tests for a dark mode feature in Paint, specifically designed for Windows 11. This feature was initially teased by the tech giant as part of a complete app redesign almost two years ago. Presently, the dark mode feature is being tested in the Canary and Dev Channels for Windows Insiders. However,…
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New Build of Windows 11 Experimenting with Universal Control to Evaluate RGB Lighting for PC Accessories
A cutting-edge feature called “Dynamic Lighting” is now being rolled out in Windows 11 through a beta build. This unique app allows users to control the RGB lighting on their PC accessories. The feature can be accessed through the settings menu and is designed to be compatible with peripherals built using the open HID LampArray…
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Microsoft’s Long-Term Objective: Cloud-Based Windows 11
Microsoft considers running Windows 11 from the cloud to be a long-term priority, as stated in an internal presentation produced during the trial concerning its acquisition of Activision Blizzard. The document, dated June 2022, outlines the company’s objectives for various businesses, including gaming, search, and advertising. The presentation also highlights Microsoft’s overarching goals for Windows…
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Windows 11 23H2 introduces a fresh Start menu functionality
In Windows 11 or 10, File Explorer allows users to preview various files using the thumbnail feature. This feature provides a quick preview of files and helps users find them faster. With the upcoming Windows 11 23H2 update, Microsoft is bringing this functionality to the Start Menu. Unlike Windows 10, the Start menu in Windows…
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Impending Arrival: Microsoft’s July Update Hints at Nearness of Windows 11 23H2
Microsoft has been diligently working on Windows 11 23H2, and it seems like the company is preparing for a public release of the update. References to Windows 11 23H2, also known as Moment 4, have already surfaced in the July 2023 cumulative update for the operating system. As we confirmed earlier this year, Windows 11…
