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Windows Blue Screen of Death isn’t dead, just embracing its inner goth

Microsoft is retiring its iconic BSOD, hoping to improve crash diagnostics without the extra fluff, but we will miss that smiley face.
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Microsoft offers free Windows 10 security extension if you embrace the cloud

OneDrive comes to the rescue of those seeking prolonged security updates for Windows 10 at no extra charge.
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Windows 11 adoption surges as Windows 10 support deadline looms

The number of Windows 11 desktop PCs has grown exponentially since the beginning of 2025, as end of support for Windows 10 approaches.
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AMD will power future Xboxes with custom silicon and AI enhancements

AMD will remain Microsoft's silicon supplier for future Xbox hardware, which will include consoles, handhelds, and more.
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ROG Xbox Ally X heralds AMD Ryzen AI Z2 Extreme and Hollow Knight: Silksong

Armed with a brand-new chip and double the memory of the original, Asus ROG Xbox Ally X looks a treat if you don't mind the bulkiness.
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Microsoft’s new label may make USB-C one port to rule them all

Not all USB-C ports are created equal but Microsoft will soon label them so you can more easily tell which is which.
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Microsoft pushes urgent Windows 11 update to fix OS-breaking flaw

Microsoft issues a critical Windows 11 update aimed at fixing some reliability issues that impact both physical and Azure virtual machines.
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Microsoft reportedly benches its Xbox handheld to focus on making Windows 11 competitive with SteamOS

While development on Project Kennan with Asus continues, Microsoft is pausing its own Xbox handheld to improve Windows 11.
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Windows 11 takes a leaf from Apple’s book with cross device feature

Like a magician, Microsoft pulled back the curtain on its Apple Handoff-like cross device feature for Windows 11 before making it disappear.
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