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Program Spits out Cracked Windows XP Keys, if You’re Real Keen to Return to 2001

May 27, 2023

Kyle Barr

Imagine it’s 2001. You turn on your old Dell shoebox computer and boot up your newly-installed Windows XP copy to hear that choppy “bummm” sound and see the classic rolling hills of the stock desktop wallpaper. Well, if you’re really interested in retu…
Read more: Program Spits out Cracked Windows XP Keys, if You’re Real Keen to Return to 2001
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Microsoft Tests Sticking Ads in Windows 11 Settings Menu

May 8, 2023

Kyle Barr

Microsoft is treating Windows 11 more and more like a billboard bus, finding ways to stick advertisements for its services along every surface and armpit of its operating system. In addition to ads in the Start menu, the latest test build for Windows 1…
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Microsoft Broke a Chrome Feature to Promote Its Edge Browser

May 2, 2023

Thomas Germain

Microsoft issued a Windows update that broke a Chrome feature, making it harder to change your default browser and annoying Chrome users with popups, Gizmodo has learned. Read more…
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Users Claim the Latest Windows 10 Update Breaks Some Printers

April 21, 2023

Kyle Barr

Windows 10 seems to hate the idea of physical print, though it’s not like Microsoft’s OS is trying to save on paper. Users have reported that the latest automatic Windows 10 update has borked certain printer brands, while others claim the update has ca…
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Microsoft Devs Built a Basic Version of Windows Optimized for Steam Deck

April 13, 2023

Kyle Barr

Even with the Xbox being over 20 years old (let that sink in), Microsoft has yet to jump into the booming gaming handheld console market. Still, at least its employees—both past and present—have made it clear that the company is more than capable of cr…
Read more: Microsoft Devs Built a Basic Version of Windows Optimized for Steam Deck
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Microsoft is Slowly Rolling Out Ads in the Windows 11 Start Menu

April 12, 2023

Kyle Barr

Microsoft’s latest Windows 11 update, released Tuesday, offers a few small bug and compatibility fixes as well as a lighter taskbar. Oh, and there’s one small, tiny extra detail. A “small” number of Windows 11 users will now see “notifications” encoura…
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YouTuber Proves ChatGPT Can Manufacture Free Windows Keys

April 4, 2023

Kyle Barr

There’s still quite a bit of lingering nostalgia for Windows 95, and even though its notoriously easy to fake your way back into the days of blocky menus and balding men screaming at you that it’s “only $99,” one Windows experimenter managed to use Cha…
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The Best Apps and Tools For Enhancing Your Windows Taskbar

February 24, 2023

David Nield

The taskbar is at the center of everything you do on Microsoft’s operating system—launching and closing apps, switching between windows, personalizing the desktop—and has been around in some form since Windows 1.0. You’re definitely familiar with it. W…
Read more: The Best Apps and Tools For Enhancing Your Windows Taskbar
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Windows 11 Slapping a Watermark on ‘Unsupported’ PCs

February 14, 2023

Florence Ion

Did you force your PC to install Windows 11 despite it not meeting the official requirements? (Why?) Microsoft might start nagging you for doing that—or at least reminding you that what you’ve done is against the intended use of its operating system. T…
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