I've picked out my top 5 features in Windows 11's new update – plus a frustrating sting in the tail.

Mystery around SSD failures takes another twist, but we shouldn't be leaping to any conclusions here.

Microsoft Windows 10 users will surely be frustrated with the operating system's eventual October 14 demise, but there's an alternative that kills two birds with one stone.

More AI is coming to Windows 11, and Copilot+ PC owners will likely appreciate improved voice dictation and webcam powers.

I haven't had the offer of extended Windows 10 support yet - and neither have quite a few others reportedly.

Windows 11 is getting a nifty ability to let you pick up where you left off with apps on your Android phone.

Microsoft just minimized the annoyance with one Windows 11 nag – then put in a much worse one.

Recall is under fire again as a report points out security slips that are distinctly worrying.

SteamOS is growing in popularity for gamers, especially those using handhelds, and the new Steam Hardware & Software survey is indicative of that.

Microsoft has long been gunning for Chromebooks, but its latest effort to secure a piece of the low-cost laptop market has failed dismally.

There are scattered reports of a Windows 11 upgrade popping up on Windows 10 PCs that aren't eligible for the OS, and it looks like a bug.

If you're a member of the multiple monitor club, you're going to love this small but highly convenient tweak.

Does your mouse cursor randomly get larger at times in Windows 11? This annoying bug has reportedly been fixed.

It's a headscratcher as to why it's taken Microsoft so long to incorporate the ability to pipe sound output to multiple speakers.

Microsoft makes a "commitment to improving Windows 11 performance" – and I hope this means a fix for long-running File Explorer sluggishness.

Isn't Windows 11 on a gaming portable the worst? Not for much longer, hopefully, as new handheld mode is spotted in testing.

I don't like the sound of bugs with overheating, and mouse-related glitches, or problems with other peripherals.

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Windows 11's Blue Screen of Death is now black and more streamlined - but I'm worried the simplification goes too far.

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New AI search tricks help all Windows 11 users catch up with Copilot+ PCs when it comes to swiftly finding the files they need.

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Microsoft is under fire again for steep Windows 11 spec requirements, as the maker of LibreOffice urges Windows 10 users to switch to Linux.

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