Microsoft users can finally breathe a sigh of relief as Windows 11’s lock screen password madness comes to an end.
From flickering cameras to crashing widgets, find out if the new KB5074105 patch is safe for your system or if you should pause your next update.
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Improved search, music production, and lock screen widgets: Windows 11 is getting a lot better
The Windows Forecast is a look at the future of Windows that comments on the latest news for Windows Insiders, as well as other major announcements in the Windows space each and every week. My name is ...
Microsoft has released a new Canary build for Windows Insiders. Build 27982 is now available for download, with most changes focusing on the Lock Screen, Widgets, and the sharing experience. Now, you ...
I can't figure out to make my new Windows 11 laptop (Asus PX13) work the same way. Everything I try either shows the lock screen on wake and requires some form of authentication to dismiss, or it ...
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Microsoft promises a big February patch - but will it fix what's broken with Windows 11 today?
Microsoft promises a big February patch - but will it fix what's broken with Windows 11 today?
2025 has been a busy year for Microsoft, with the company tweaking and enhancing its flagship Windows 11 operating system in a number of key areas. Aside from (finally) throwing UI design aficionados ...
Microsoft has rolled out Windows 11 update KB5074105 with accessibility improvements and cross-device features, but can it avoid January's boot failure disaster?
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